Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-24
FOREIGN.
Srsn Days Later from Europe

TIS
Lesn active during The past week. In the
hAS mart of the week there was an advance
cary :i,d r u, but again became dull, with a
Of " tendency: but the Bank of Eng
a"T ling dec ared the rate of interest at three
ial' ant prces recovered and closed steady
PEI T''I Iyanre on the prices at the sailing of
al "a, steamer. The following are the rates:
I o1, .1 fair. It middIing, 81 fair Upland
and Mobile, 33i midding, 33l. The sales
81 the week amount TO thirty-four thousand
bales. "
suction 300 SOLD al III 10 3d. being Il decline
IN private sales. The stock of cotton in Liv.
rrpooI is 5ll 900 bales, against 4O4, 900 last
year
BreadstyfS.-The corn market continues
ouef, and prices are shade lower, indicating
that the potato rot was not increasing Sales
of honr are making at 29S 6 | 10 Cos Yester,
dav. 5000 sweet Philadelphia and Baltimore
sold at 29s White corn 33< 81 to 34s, and
yellow GAS 81 to 35$ 6h per quarter. Indian
qnea', lis wheat, Is 10 S. 6l
The duty on wheat is 5s per quarter, and
flour Is per Dbl
The money market is easy. Sales OF Con-
soils at 500 10 864
England-The English Parliament has a.
gain been prorOgued 10 Dec. IL.
The London Herald inirnafes that Sir Rob
ori Peel is ready anil willing 10 resume the
Premiership and only wait> perm SSion.
Ireland The State Trials commenced ri
Dublin on Friday the 18Th instant The Al
rorppy General gave his fiat for issuing writS
Of error under certificates lodged by OBrIen's
counsel on the trial ri CInnme. Consequent
- 81 l.,
r. Dublin, and the writ argued before the court
n Queens Bench, from whence, if the deci-
son is unfavorabIe, it will be removed TO the
Uouse Of Lords. similar sanction has been
granted in favor Of Meagher, McManus and
ODonoghue.
Frane-The election of President contn-
ues 10 engross general attention. \ maiority
oribe members of the Assembly hal resolved
IN postpone the election until February, but
Cayagnac decided against the postpoLement,
AMI all opposition was checked. The election
will therefore take pace on the Il th of De.
cember The friends of Louis Napoleon feel
confident of success
The Cholera This dreaded disease is pro-
crossing nsidiouSly i'll various parts of Eng
aui, bat is rot creating unlue alarm The
weekly deaths are still below an average Of
The last five years
austria. The interrupted state of commu-
niraiion pecules correct details from the be
Ieaguercd city. Accounts 10 the 28ih Orto-
.ber, through Berlin, state that every induce
.ment 10 surrender having failed, Windisch-
,grafZ commrncel bumharAlng the city, which
he AMI Juiiachish still completely surrounded
with large force, VIII Oh was daily lncreaS-
ing.
The water and gas pipes supplying the city
have been detached by the imperial troops al
ter a severe conflict TO capture the works
There was renewed reports OF an advance of
nhe Iungarans Up the Danube 10 relieve the
city, but at each successive approach they re,
tired before the fire of the imperiaists. Thus
far there have been only desuItory conflicts
between the heselged and beseigers, attended
with considerable slaughter.
The Emperor is at OImntZ, and has ordered
abe transfer of the Diet to Kreussia, about
midway between OmutZ and Vienna. Winie-
SChgratZ steadily refuses 10 enter the CITY
whist the citizens are armed, il would
cause bloody engagement. He requires the
cnmpeie dISarmment and surrender of the
Count Lalours
The citizens are in the meantime in extreme
waar OF provisions, Ind The certainty that ma.
i ny feel OF coni-n punishment from Winle-
SChTalZ, Stimulates them To- induce the popu
lace 10 boI out 10 the last The popular par
~ demands general amnesty, popular minis
& rer> ani The removal OF all troops. On these
conditions the working classes AMI the AGA e.
mic Legion will submit TO the dlsarming.
The chances of peace preponderateS. The
King OF Sardinia has wisely hesitated to re.
e"ler INTO hostitles. and negotiations viii
prevent further appeals to arms. The Ger.
man central power proposes that LombAr!y
shall remain attached TO Austr but form a
part Of the Italian Diet, which several Italian
soveregns are anxious to create Thus LON
hardy would hold the same relation to Ital,
that the Duchy of Luxembourg holds TO Ger
many.
Haly.-It is reported that the Italian diff
Guilty has been settled by the mediation o
France and England Austria is 10 retair
LonhaFdy with new constitution, and with
draws her troops from Italy.
Naples.-The King of Naples is about +
elect peaceful settlement OF the dficuItie
with his former Sitilian subjects.
Overland MaH-T The Overland Mail ha
arrived from India, and states that the BriliSI
ioTces have sustained defeat near Mcmillan
CAUSED by the treachery Of the Auxiiar,
Skis The troops under there Singh, VIII
deserted with FIVE thousand men and ioine
me forces of the Devan. Gen. Thistle imme
u'ateiy reiterated 10 his entrenched camp.
Later from FGnce.-A postscript in tn
European / ines from France states that Ger
CaVaIgnac had declined being considered
Candidate Tor the Presidency
QTGntHy of different Grains produced i
me United States The following is the :
mount OF HE different kinds of grain produce
IN the United States in 1917, according to Ii
estimate contained in the table preceIing Il
agricultural report OF this Office for the prese
BreadStu6s. Bushels. Total Blu.
Indian corn or m .ize, 539. $4,000
Wheat lI4,243,bOO
Rye, 292227OO
buCFwheat, II 673,5OO-69i ,49l II
Grain not used for breadstuffs.
Oats, I67s67 900
BHey, ,6l9,95O-I73.5l6.9 9:
Total, s6s,OOs, 6s
Other articles Of food.
POtaoes 100 o5o nnn b,sbe
Beans and peas, 5s,OOOnOO
Rice, INA 6An son mann.
Estimated population, 20. TAG ,4OO.-Patent c
nee report for ls47.