Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-05
From the Philadelphia Bulletin
ARRIVAL OF THE NERICA

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From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Eight Days Later from Europe-Louis Phil
ippe ~, Anaerica-AH quiet in England
Revolt overa,red in Heland--France Tran
qualification progressing on the CONT
nent-CollisIon bet1reen Denmark and Prats
sia-Austrid 1rilling to acknowledge Lom-
| bardy-Hnsurreetion IN Spain put do1rn-
Better Feeling an the Corn Market Cotton
had someqchat recovered, andicative of i'm
provement IN Trade
JERSEY CRY, IL o'clock.
The America has just reached her Wharf.-The
| Express steamers all disanced.
She made the trip in thirteen and half days!
England.
The Chartist demonstration proved failure as
we predicted. The meeting passed off quietly.
Tho meeting took place on Kensington Com
mon, when zoo, 600 persons were present. The
petition was sent to Parliament by deputies, in
stead of being borne by the people in mass, as
originally intended.
A bill brought into Parliament assimiating The
law of England and Ire and in regard to overt acts
Of treason, was passed by large majority.
Ireland.
The last Repeal papers from Ireland were very
violent. John U'Conne had an interview with
Lord John Russell, and asked large concessions.
Russell declined to state the intention Of the Co.
Vcrnmcnt.
Mayor Maris declined obedience.
In Ireland everything is quiet; the preparations
of the government have been such as to overawe
revolt, at least for the present.
Denmark md Germany.
The Hamburg BonsenhalIe of the It'll instant,
| tbo into hot hoo boyo
riously commenced between the forces Of Denmark
and those of the SchIeswig Holstein. very
fierce battle had been fought near Flensburg. in
which the Danes had decided superiority in NUM-
her, rs we'll as in their cavalry and artillery.
The Schlesing Holsein army defeated, and
compelled to retreat towards Rendsburg The
loss of life has been very great on both Sides The
Danes entered the city Of Schlesng yesterday
The Prussian troops have been ordered to advance
in order to support the people of Schlesing, and
should the King of Denmark in retaliation stop
the passage of the Sound his territory is to he in
vaded. Hesse Cassel; an instruction has broken
out in the capital of this electoric.
A letter from CasseI of the 10th instant, pub
lished in the Cologne Gazette of the 18Th saws,
the moment now write, a most fearful riot rava-
gcs in the streets of the city. The drums arc call
ing the civic guards to arms. and the alarm bells
are ringing. Spain instruction has been COM
pletely put down. Tbs Duke and Duchess de
Montpensier arrived there at 5 O'Clock on the af-
ternoon of the 9th. The Queen Isabella and Queen
Christina went to meet them for some distance
from Madrid.
Italy.
Lombardy up to the 9th, no engagement of any
importance had taken place at Mantua. Gen'I
Walmoden had under his command body of H.
600. The Sandman troops were advancing and
taking up their positions on the right bank of the
Marcio.
At the Sandman head quarters it is not expect
ed that any serious engagement could take place
before the 9th. 1t was con ectured that Radetsky
was waiting for renforcements from Austria
The division commanded by Gen'l Walmoden &C.
cupying Manua, said to be incapable of ia
king any part in general action, almost surroun-
ded by the Piedrnontese troops.
1t was mentioned in the war by Gen'l Durando,
who was advancing from Rovigo with a corps OF
Roman and Tuscan auxiliarys, including 5000
Swiss Of the PontIfcal family it was also mena-
ced in another direction by the Venetian auxa.
rvs descending upon it from Padua, under Sanfer.
mo.
The danger, in fine, appeared imminent that
the Austrian line would be broken above
Mantua, and the left of the reserve cut off from
the main body; IN of extreme necessity, il
was said to be the intention of Radetsky to throw
his entire forces into the forresses of Mantua and
Verona, and there wait the arrival Of reinforce
ments from Vienna.
Poland.
I The more moderate Polish party in the Grand
Duchey, have resolved to go on peacefully with the
National reorganization of their county, and to
give up hopes for the present of total separation
from Prussia. On the other hand number OF
their more determined countrvmen express thei,
, m of into IL
an instruction there. Their petitions in favor o.
the maintenance of the nationality of the Ger
man inhabitants, continue to be received by the
{ Ministry.
The following paragraph appears in one of the
morning papers:
u 1.-THE Polish Committee in Poscn, has estab
t isbed special communities in all places through
out the Grand Duchey where they were allowed t.
D.. do SO by the local powers, or by the inhabitants
1t has called forth the people to arms ordered The
. scythes to be sharpened, and blown the flames 0
o instruction all over the country. The commit
tee, wherever it was possible SO 10 do has driver
away the Prussian authorities, cut off the Posta
;, communications. and in hundred ways violated
the secrecy of the post.
n 1t has torn down the Prussian Eagle, robbed
: the Royal Treasury, and seized on money letter
transmitted to or by private individuals. Th
German population have been compelled 10 TAX
up arms against their ccuntrymen, and to max
over their horses, their cows their provisions ant
their money to the Polish insurgents.
France.
Paris was daily becoming less disturbed but the
n oorhood OF it was again becoming very unsafe Til
general aspect Of affairs in France as gloomy as eveI
e Inc Mnser of Finance has issued order decIarin
tnat the delays and facilities accorded by the decree
March oth and extended by that of March 7th for hay
ing all bis orders, and other matters requiring
stampevised and egalized. again extended to Ma
"A, inclusyely. Preparations have been commence
Tor magnificent National Fete which is take plac
shortly in the Champ De Mars, for the presentation
J. the colors OF the Republic TO the National Guard
army and the Guarde Mobile the whole proceeding
VIII terminate by banquet Of 100 900 persons, whlc
delegates from the several bodies just mentioned VII
parake Of this well the members Oh inc PROVISION
al Government Disturbances have ia ken place at Tol
" louise, the Club De Ia Houx du TEMPLE, went tumuu
ousy to the Prefecture demand for the work
men, under the conduct of President of the Club
n The National Guards haste ned from all quarters Will
cries Of to arms resounded on all sides The insur
rectonsts put to fight and part them arreste
| by order of the Provisional Government
J., A better feeling in the Corn market
Flour oeuer per sack and Cd per barrel higher. In
dian Meal II to lbs per l96 lbs The demand for Cot
was generally good. Sales ofthe week amounted
% $50 osles. New Orleans % to 81 Mobile 81 to IL