Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-28
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FIVE DAYS LAIER FhON1 EUhOFE.
The British steamship, the Sarah Sands, ar
rived at New York on the evening of the 2lst
instant, with Liverpool dates 10 the Sd instant.
being days later intelligence than received
by ship Duchess d'Orleans from Havre. We
copy so much of the news as we think inter-
esting to our readers -
The European war anticipated has common
ced IN Sardinia, and the Austrian troops are
expelled.
Poland is in state of Instruction, and Rus
STA about sending troops South. She will
probably be opposed by Prussia and France.
The French army is marching North.
Stocks are dull on the continent, owing TO
further failures
The London grain and flour markets are
dull, owing to increased receipts and fine
weather.
No change in the trade of Manchester.
The Leeds woollen market is something
better.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, April 3.-The follow
ing are the quotations of breadstutfs
American -four, 27 28s per barrel.
Wheat, Is SIS Sd per 70 lbs.
Corn, 26 30s per quarter.
Lard is 1 a Is lower.
CoTToN-Georgia bowed, a 4fd-New
Orleans, 81 SD. Sales of the week 1850
bales
The Chartists are in almost open revolt in
England, and concessions must necessarily be
made to them.
The Irish are buying arms of all descrip-
tons, and the police are fraternizlng with the
people.
Troops have been sent to Scotland to pre-
vent disturbance there.
| The Chartsts were to meet at Nottingham
on the Sd instant, the day the Sarah Sands
sailed. They had previously proposed to
march, 100000 strong, into London, all fully
armed The telegraph wires between London
and Liverpool were broke when the Sarah
Sands sailed, so that there is no intelligence
as to the result of this popular demonstration.
France continues quiet, with the exception
of some petty disturbances among the work
men.
All Northern Italy is in full revolt, and the
Austrian troops were driven before the people
in all directions.
The report that Prussian Republic had
been established was premature, the King be-
ing still on the throne, and granting conces-
sons of all kinds that the people choose to
demand
There was every probability Of war break
ing out between Russia and Germany.
Tranquility has been restored in Austria,
and it was thought that the Austrians will
unite with the Germans against Russia.
The Russian fleet was coming down the
Baltic with the determination of rendering as
sistance to the King of Naples. Cannon were
planted at Esimore to intercept its progress.
All Southern Russia is represented to be in
open revolt.
Several arrests have been made in Spain of
persons charged with sedicious movements.
The Pope has issued proclamation exhort-
ing the Church throughout Europe to respect
the rights of Kings.
The King of Naples has abandoned Sicily,
and appealed for assistance to other powers.
Sardinia and Denmark are preparing for
war
Large numbers of French have entered Bel
GUM but have been driven back.
The Emperor of Russia is sending troops TO
Poland. One hundred and fifty thousand have
been ordered in that direction.
Great agitation continues in France The
press is out openly against the Provisional
Government
The elections in France were postponed 10
the 23d of April, and the meeting of the AS
scmbly to the 4th of May.
The Lombardy revolution is confirmed, the
Austrans having lost 10000 soldiers in the
struggle, and withdrew.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, April 3.-Rice is
selling at 18s 18s Cd. Baltimore querctron
bark, 9s per cwt. Turpentine, 37s. TalIow,
SIS sd a SIS. Bacon and Lard somewhat
lower Beef and Pork unchanged.
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.
New YORK, April 21--9, P. M.
The steamship Sarah Sands, which is now
snugly lying in her dock, brings over no less
than 40 cabin and 800 steerage passengers.
Nothing has been done in flour since the
arrival of the steamer. Before her arrival O.
600 barrels were sold at Sc 123 Sc 374 fol-
Genesee.
Sales of 200 barrels Indian meal at So 624
for Brandywine.
Holders of wheat are very firm, and there
is considerable inquiry, but hear of no sales
having been made to-day.
The market for Pork is dull, with sales OIL
200 barrels at 50 SO $40
) Whiskey is without change. Small sale o.
drudge at 224 cents.
There was no change in Cotton this morn
ing. Small sales were made at yesterday.
rates prior to the receipt of the news. J.