Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-13

The only mention or aIlusion which can be
CLEANED from the Vienna papers, regarding
the great battle fought between the ] 9th and
18th, near Rhaab, is the surmise that the de-
feat of the brigade of Gen. Wyss gave rise TO
fabulous rumoFs. On the other hand, the 9th
err authorities maintain that the rout of Gen'l
Wyss is only an episode of the other battle.
Important from China.-0ur advices from
China are of a more important character, and
are month later.
The dates from Canton extend TO the 25th
April.
Contrary to expectations, the Emperor of
the Chinese has refused TO open the uade OF
Can 10 the British upon the terms OF the
CO eX sting treaties
This determination may give rise to very
serious occurrence, as the British Government
will, no doubt insist upon their rights.
Poldnd.-The Augsburg Gazette OF the 10th
June, is informed that the greater part of the
Russian Guards suddenly halted on the 10th
on their march TO the south, and it is even
said that party of the Guards who had
reached The envrons of Kowno have returned
by forced marches to ST. Petersburgh.
The Poles assert that the cause of this
counter march is that conspiracy had been
discovered at St. Petersburgh and Moscow.
! Spain 1t appears certain that the expedi-
ton to Italy was to be reinforced by from
| 5000 TO 1000 men, under the orders OF General
Juan Zahala, who, on his arrival, will take
command of all the cavalry.
Denmark and Hol<tein.-Ihe Var going
on.-Our advices from Copenhagen are to
June 10.
By an official report from Adjutant General
Dietaichsen, we learn that the bombardment
of the fortress of Frederick was renewed on
the l4th and 15h--but not much damage was
done. AT the Sundewitt, on the n ght of the
l4th and 18th, there was some diminishing.
There is report here that the negotiations
are broken off, and favorable result as re-
mote as ever. The Danes are less anxlons a
bout it than they were, for Gen. PrlttwitZ can
not advance further into Jutland without con-
) siderable reiniorcements, which can be very
i'll spared from the interior
Cunada.-The British government has ap-
proved Of the course of Lord Elgin on the bill
for the payment of Rebellion losses. Much
dissatisfaction is expressed in various parts OF
Canada, and annexation 10 the U. S. is open
; y advocated in the papers of the province.
; FOREIGN MARKETS.
SrITr, Day & Co.'S Circular.
. LIVERPOOL, Friday evening, June 22d.--Ba
con. dried and smoked, old | IS 22s; long and
short miJdles in dry salt, Eastern, 3es Ais; do
do. Western. 24s 37s; Shoulders do s 2is
Beef, prime mess, per fierce. 3O4 lbs, new, Us
, SIS; do. do. ordinary, Cos IDS; do. do. old
j none Mess, per Dbl, 200 lbs, new, 38s AS
; do. do, ordinary and DID, Bis 35s; Prime do. 2S
;82s Extra India, Family, &c, per tierce. 33t
lbs. Cos 95s; do. do. pr half 5b, 100 lbs, 80
5 32s.
Rutter-Greose 2Ss Ais
J, Cheese.-Fine, 40s dis Middling, GAS 39s
e Ordinary, 2Gs 33s
Y Corn. &c White, U. s. Red. per 70 lbs, g.
Cd 6s Cd ;do. do White and Mixed. 6s Cd Z
e I'd, do. Canadian Red IS I'd IS Cd do do
j. White, IS Sd rs Sd; Flour Western Canal pc
bbt, 23s cd 24s; DO. Philadelphia, 23s 23s Cd
do Baltimore, 23s cd 24s Cd DO. Ohio, 24s 81
25s Sd do. Canadian, 23s 24s; do. U. s.
= Canadian, sour, 22s Cd 23s; Indian Corn, PEI
c 4sO lbs Yellow, 34s Cd 35s sd :; do. do. White
S3s 36s; Indian Meal, per Dbl, 1876 lbs, l5s 81
los.
4 Hams-Dry, smoked and dry in canvass. pc
p cwt, IS SOS; in SALT not smoked, per cwt, ] 8
| a dos
IIard-Extra. in kegs and pals, per cwt. SIS
', 39s fine, in kegs and bbls, per cwt, 35s 36s
II good in do. 33s Sd 34s ordinary to middng
32s 33s; inferior and grease, 2ls sos.
Il Pork-Prime mess, new, per hbl, 200 lbs, 42
{ CPS do. do. old do, none ; mess do, Ass sos
prime do none.
:: Rice-CaroIina dressed, first quality, lss 20s
l. do do, I'd do, is Us.
Virginia Leaf, faded per Id. in bond
: SD Ordinary sound, SD sgd; Mddling, Id
l. 44d; Good. 41d a Sd; Fine, SD; Semmed
!, sound, 3id SD; Kentucky Leaf, 23d sd
5 Stcmmed, Sd Cd Manufactured. I'd a Sd.
II Bacon-The improved demand noted in gu
last has continued and further extensive sales hav
been made at full prices for all of fine quality
II Lower descriptions being at the same time abun
dant last weeks rates have scarcely been realizes
: | for such.
q Beef continues to meet retail inquiry only.
: Cheese-Quotations nominal, in absence O
n stock.
# Rosn.-l, 500 bbIs sold at Is I'd for common
- Amber, up to los for fine.
, Taliow-37s to 37s Cd has been made ror 30
hhds North American -39s continuing to be al
! extreme quotation for Petersburg Y. G,
= Tar-No Amerina here. 500 bbls Stockholm
!, sold at los
II Turpentne-No sales of rough reported.
. tons of spirits sold at 80 3ls per cwt
u LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, June %, IL
n M.-Our Cotton market has opened with stead
J. feeling this morning, at the full currency quote
e in the weekly statement of yesterday. Holder
o are very firm, and look for higher prices, whlc
the trade not at present disposed to give Th
u sales, including portion speculation, and f.
l. export, may reach 5000 bales.
Y CTThc following verses from the pen
d Col. Arthur Simpkins, and were given at put
}; lie dinner with which Senator Butler was com
plimented some time since by his friends in Edge
= field District, South Carolina.
is GATHERING SONG OF THE SOUTH.
AIR-MarseiNts Hymn.
!. Ie Southern freemen. wake to action,
: Hark bark our country bids US rise,
Shall our rights by vile infraction
, Be sacrificed before our eyes!
! Shall Northern Wings, their numbers swelling
h With ranting fools, maniac host,
>, Declare we shs!! no longer boast
: Our CHERISHED Union, freedoms dwelling.
; Arise-arise, ye brave!
r Our banners be unfurled
Wen swear, we'll swear our ghts to save
Proclaim it to the world.
o No longer hope that generous feeling
n The traitorous blow will yet restrain;
:, Did we like recreants, sue them kneeling,
Our AFFECT suit would be in vain.
% Oh shall we see our Constitution
Y By ruthless parricidfs o'erhrown.
!. While patriot saints above US groan,
Of And cry, There's hope in Revolution %