Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-09

FopE,cN.-The steamship United States ar
rived at New York on the 3lst ultlmo' BRING
ing dates from Europe up TO the 17th' the day
she sailed, and four days later than Inc III
hernia.
The news is important. Cotton has slight
" advanced, and breadstuffs were hrmer than
at last dates. Commercial affairs were assn
ming more favorable aspect.
A counter revolution broke out at Paris on
the 18th ult. The mob marched to the hall
of the National Assembly and took possession
of the Chamber. One of the members pro-
claimed the Assembly dissolved, and new
provisional government was declared. AT the
latest moment, however, we learn that this de-
monstration of the extreme radicals and COM
munists had been put down, and the Assem-
bly, was again in session, performing ITS du-
ties. Doubt and distrHst, however, brooded
over Paris.
! Lord Ashburton is dead The war between
the Italians and the Austrians was still raging,
/ The citizens of Rome had demanded of the
Pope to proclaim war against Austria-to join
the other Italian States, which he refused
They then demanded the dismissal of his pres
emf ministry and the appointment OF laymen IN
their stead. At last accounts the matter had
not been decided, but it was thought that the
Pope would be compelled TO yield. The peo'
pie Of Italy seem determined to drive the Aus
trians hey ond the Alps.
The Emperor of Austria has concluded
treaty, offensive and defensive, with the EN-
peror of Russia. All appearances prosnostl
cate a general war on the continent.
THREE DAYS LATER.-On Friday morning
last, the new steamship Niagara arrived a
Boston, bringing three days later intelligence
than the above. We condense the following
summary from our Northern exchanges
Notwithstanding the croakings of certain
papers, the crops in Ireland are IN flourish
ing state, and promise an abundant harvest
From England the news is not important.
France is quietly settling down after the Iat'
emeute, although many have grave misglvlng
for the future.
The financial condition of England wa
, steadily improving, and the accounts from tn
Continent are Of a more encouraging character
The Cotton market at Liverpool was heavy
> owing to the heavy imports. No change o
consequence to notice in the Corn market.
Afairs IN France-The late conspiracy Il
E overthrow the provisional government ha
a been effectuaIly put down, and order ono
5 more reigns supreme in Paris.
f Two hundred of the conspirators have beel
2 arrested.
The National Assembly is proceeding peace
ably in the discharge OF their high duties, will
the full confidence of vast majority of tn
people.
The allegiance and firm support of the troop
of the line and the National Guards are full,
depended upon.
: Eighty thousand National Guards are nov
under arms in Paris, fully prepared for any e
mergency.
Lamartine's authority is firmly established
+ if an increased popularity, and an almost uni
versal desire to sustain him and his wise an
patriotic measures, be any Test of permanen
authority.
2 affairs IN IrelGnd-The accounts fror
: ireland are of a more encouraging charaCte
: than have been recev ed for many months pas
] The crops generally look remarkably well
The reported failure of the potato GRO
proves to be wholly destitute of truth an
the Temperance of the potato disease is nc
anticipated.