Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

donna, arrived at Boston on Saturday last. She |
left Liverpool on the oath of June.
France. Paris is still agitated. The resig-
nation of Louis Napoleon postpones trouble
Tor the present Six candidates for President
are already in the field, viz: M. de Lamartine,
M. Theirs. Prince Louis Ronaparte, NJ. Mar
rast, Gen. Cavaignac, and M. Caussldiere, ex-
project OF police The Orleans party will
support M. Theirs, and Berger has declared
in his favor.
The Legltlmlsts are divided between Theirs
and Lamartine If the election were soon to
take place, little doubt exists that Louis Bona
parte would be the successful candidate. The
feeling exhibited by the French people in his
favor leave no doubt that in the event of
Presidential election he would be returned in
almost every electoral college in France.
Accordingly, the Constitution has already
been altered to meet this first difficulty in its
working, and the President, instead of being
elected directly by the people, unless he has
an absolute majority of the votes given, is to
be selected by the National Assembly from
the five highest candidates returned by the
people.
The election of Prince Louis Napoleon as
Colonel of the Fourth Legion of the National
Guards of the Baulcue, vice Dalton Shee, re-
signed, has been definitely declared. Thus
Louis Napoleon appears on the stage in mil
i.ary character. A new pretender is spoken
of in the person of the Prince of Leuchten-
berg, son of Prince Eugene, and relation of
the Emperor of Russia.
Prussia.-At Berlin, on the l 4th instant, a
collision took place with the guard, arising
out of an attempt to dispense some workmen
who had gone to the minister to demand work
or money. Being refused. the guard attempt
ed to dsperse them, and five men were woun-
ded. The news spread like lightning
Barrcades were formed, and the people hav-
ing discovered that the Arsenal was left un-
protected, at / o'clock at night, made an at
tack upon this building and pIundered it of
about 1000 stand of arms, and of all the tro-
pines of war which it contained The crowd
kept possession of the building until 10 o.
clock, and then retired. The next dav was
quiet.
Austria.-At Prague the Emperor of Aus
tria having refused TO confirm the Provisional
Government, and Prince Windschagratz hav-
ing erected batteries around the town, the mob
became Infatuated, and with the Students rose
en- masse, demanding arms The next day all
was quiet, but one OF the deputies moved that
the Assembly should send away all the troops
and put themselves under the protection OF
the people. This was carried, and the gov
eminent res gned.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The following dispatch came to hand last
evening from our correspondent al New York
New York, July 9-8 p. NJ.
A Geographic dispatch to the New York
Courier and Enquirer, received at Liverpool
from Paris, dated at noon on the oath ultimo
says that the crisis has actually arrived in
Paris.
On Friday, the 23d, the telegraph reports
that the troops and the National Guards were
fighting desperately with the people. and that
a terrific sacrifice Of life had already taken
place.
1t was also reported that the profered me.
diation of England will be accepted by Aus
tra, regarding the Italian quarrel.
THIRD DISPATCH.
New YORK, July 50 P. NJ
An express from London received at Liver
pool on the oath ult., states that Cotton wa:
better than on the previous day, the decline oil
81 having been recovered. Prices were firm
with an upward tendency. The continental
disturbances alone prevented good business
being done.
The Liverpool correspondent of the New
York Herald says that all the Carolina Rice
has been bought up by one individual. on spec.
ulation, giving as high as It's Cd, and the
market was bare.
Austria accepts the mediation of Englan,
with Italy.
During the conflict at Prague, Princes
WndschagratZ was killed by a rifle shot, ant
the Princes son MORALLY wounded
The Prince was rescued from the mob.
1horp was No EnpliSh nouS Of n
importance stirring
Ireland continued quiet, and the organiza
ton of clubs for training was increasing. The,
had about IL, 900 in Dublin alone
A great monster meeting was to be held a
Derry, at which the various sections of tn,
Repealers were expected to unite.
The Irish newspapers are assuming a NOR
daring tone
1t was rumored at London that great dis
content was brewing in the French Provinces
and that four departments in the South alon
drilled u 900 men 10 march on Paris and pu
down the tyranny of the Provisional Govern
ment.
LA TER AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
We ale indebted to the New York Sun TO
the following slip. containing late telegraph
news received at Liverpool:
Bait. Sun, Ith inst
) EUROPEAN TIMES OFFICE, i O'Clock. J
Liverpool, June "a, 184S.
Important from the Cont1nent-More Barr
cading in Paris-Another Emehe Inevita
ble-State Of affairs IN Austrla
Our usual expresses, in anticipation of tn
mail, which have been received this morning
bring some interesting and important new
from the continent.
! Paris reported to be in state of great excite
ment. Letters, dated at noon yesterday, stat
that the debate on the railway question ha
been again adjourned. Crowds of people ha
perambulated through the principal streets OF
Thursday night, but no disturbance tool
place. The lahoring classes are getting up
monster petition, which they mean to carry Il
the National Assembly, headed by an immens
procession of the parties interested therein
Barbados were erected yesterday; the militia
~ interfered, and at the hour when our de
spatches left collision was deemed nevita
BILE. The pretensions of Napoleon Bonapart
are gaining ground.
Letters from Frankfort on then Maine stat
that the Diet had unanimously declared tina
Trieste was part of Germany, and that an,
attack thereon would be considered as dec
laration of war against Germany Intelligence
has just reached us from Vienna, stating tina
the Austrian government had accepted of tn
meditation of England in the dispute between
that country and Italy. The funds at Vienn;
had an imnroved Tendency