Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-16
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ARRIVAL. OE THE ACADIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
The steamship Acadia arrived at Boston on
Saturday ast from Liverpool, bringing Euro
pean dates up to the 9th ultmo. The fol-
lowing synopsis of the intelligence brought
by her we make up from the Union of Sunday
morning -
New YORK, June 10, 1913.
When the Acadia sailed, the crops presented
an encouraging prospect, with hne weather
and favorable returns from almost every quar-
ter. This circumstance materially affected the
leading articles of grain and produce. On the
Monday previous, best English wheat was
quoted at SO TO Sos; American 48 to SOS
The surface of political affairs has more
calm appearance at Paris; but Lyons was a
prey to the violence of the mob. The provin
ces were frightfully disafected.
A grand national fete came off on Sunday
at the Champs de Mars. Deputies of the AS
sembly assisted; but the banquet proposed
was re!inquished as impracticabIe.
The assembly and government show unmls-
taxable signs of discordahce between each 9TH
er, and are manifestly not co ordinate bolle
the legislative and executive powers. The
movement of the 18th May had no sooner
heen crushed than they began 10 contend for
the mastery
A decree was proposed in the Assembly
authorizing members of the executive govern
ment to sit in the chamber, AMI analher re-
stricting the power Of the president of the as
sembly over the troops Both of these mea-
sures We're rejected Another. proposing to
confile the external protection OF the assembly
10 the executive, was unanimously rejected.
Not only does distrust between the two au-
thoritieS manifest itself, bat it is anticipated
that the executive must fall. There are &C.
counts of internal dissensons in its members
and the same rumor states that Lamartine anC
Ledru Rollin will resign, to be succeeded by
Marast and Arago.
In regard to France extending aid to Poland
the policy of Lamartine is doubtful but hi
unequvocaly declares that Italy shall not
gain relapse into Austrian dominion. On thu
contrary, on the first call from the Italian pa
triots. the French army shall cross the Alps
into Piedmont Italy, however. refuses inter
vention, not being anxious for French army
TO re enter her territory.
Ireland "A great excitement exists in th
distracted country. The turbulence created il
consequence of the great State trials had a
last come to a head In Dublin, there wer
ContIhudlly large demonstrations Win refer
ence to the event. Clubs and artisans parad
the streets, and collisions with the miItar,
were found TO he inevitable.
COmmerciaL.-Cotton was dull and gloomy
Prices had further receded I'D per ID. Ac
counts from manufacturing districts were dis
couraging.
Corn-There was increased demand for thi
article, which realized above 35s per qnarte
in London; while at Liverpool it varieI be
tween 33 TO 34s for white, and 35 to 37s 70
yellow; at which rate large business wa
done for shi pmenl to Ireland.
F1our-Best Canal flour was 2Ss; Phila
delphia and Baltimore, 27s to Els Cd; Ohio
% 27s.
Corn meal was very popular in Ireland, an
consequently in greater demand. Shipment
in that direction were becoming of great ex
tent