Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-30

1875 cases glass. and various other articIes
from the wreck, were carried into Mareate on
the 4th inst. Other articles also reached
Ramsgate on the same day.
Franee.--Increase Of Confidence.
French Government continues to gather
strength, and there is evidently growing dis.
position on the part Of the nation to crush a.
ny attempt at public disorder Upon the
whole the prospects of tranquility are more
favorable than they have been during the past
year. The labors of the Assembly have ceas-
ed TO be of any Interestingly have been
chiefly occupied in publishing the electoral
laws. As an evidence OF the strength of the
Government, it may be mentioned that an at
tempt to censure the Minister for calling out
the troops on the 29th of January, was lost
by the large majority of 234.
Cauaignae's Marriage.-The marriage of
Gen. Cavaignac with Mad. Baudid, widow of
the former Receiver General, and banker of
that name, is talked of in the fashionable eif-
cles of Paris. Mad. Baudin possesses for
tune which is estimated at 1900, 900 francs.
India.-Another Battle-Great Slaughter.
The details of the late warlike intelligence
from India are of more interest, but we cafe
at present, but make brief allusion TO the sub
ject.
The Bombay Telegraph says another mur<
the left bank of the river helm, between the
army of the Punjaub, under Lord Cough. and
the Sikh force. The Sikhs, under Ralah
Shwere Singh. A struggle. in which the
British have to deplore the loss of SO officers
and $500 killed and wounded-four guns
captured, and four or FIVE regimental colors
taken by the enemy.
The struggle terminated in victory, but was
disgraced by the flight of the Bengal Cavalry
Regiment, and the retreat, as yet scarcely sat.
isfactorily explained, of two British corps of
Dragons struggle which left the contend
ing host so weak and shattered, that it was
doubtful which had sustained the greatest In
Jury from the conflict, and which yielded so
few of the badges of triumph for the victors,
that the opponents took new position, and
fired salute in honor of its termination
Though masters of the field, our laurels are
drenched with blood, and it is the universal
opinion that two more such victories would
be virtual ruin.
No attempt is made by the English press
to disguise the fact that the news from India
is of the most disastrous character.
! Lord Cough had been promptly superseded
in the command by Sir Charles Napier, who
was to have proceeded TO the scene of hostil.
tiles on the goth ult
Russia.-March Of the Imperial Guards
The Continental news will be read with more
than ordinary interest, and is, in fact, of the
highest importance. Perhaps the most stri-
king feature is the march of the imperial
guards of Russia from ST. Petersburg These
men. numbering $4,000 strong, have not quit
ted the capital since 1881. They have pro-
ceeded through wilma to the frontier. and will
no doubt take such position as to be able to
keep in check the disafccted Poles on the
Prussian frontier, support the imperialists in
the Hungarian struggle, and assume such an
attitude as shall plainly indicate the intention
of the Gar to control as much as possible a.
ny disposition to revive the scene which 80
unhappily occurred during the last year. A
Russian Note has appeared in which the Gar
declares his resolution of adherng firmly to
the treaty of 1915, and any attempt TO infringe
it, he shall deem caSus belli.
The entrance of 10000 Russians into Aus
trian Pennsylvania, only evinces the DISPOSE
ton of the Gar, who assuredly will not con-
sent 10 any change in the territorial districts
of Italy, unless with the entire consent OF
Austria.
Denmark.-Thc Schlsswig Troubles-The
armistice of Malmo will cease after the 26ih
March, and the King of Prussia declares that
he will no longer be bound by it. The Danes
are ready 10 resume hostilities. and are con-
centrating large forces at Koldnig. 1t is very
doubtful, however, whether the bellig.rents
will again come TO blows. We cannot doubt
that the Danish right 10 the Duchies will be
maintained Inviolate Russia has refused &c
admit the SchIeswig Holstein vessels into he
ports unless under the Danish flag.
Hungory-Austrid.- Severe battle IN Hun
gary.-The Austrian war in Hungary has
proceeded with variable success in the souti
of Hungary. The German population, finding
s the insurgents carrying destruction in every
: quarter, called on the Russians, who now oc
n cupy Cronstadt and Hermanstadt. Severa
I severe battles have taken place, one in tn
e neighborhood of Ollau, lasting two days, will
considerable slaughter. The Imperialisis seem
: ed to have had the advantage
AS the insurgent troops amount to 10000
n men, split up into many divisions, it is diff
cult TO ascertain the actual progress of til
= war, the termination Of which seems still
= be very remote.
Ferrara Ssized.-While Austria is pushin
l. on the war in Hungary, she is not sRHaFndfu
e of Italian affairs. She has marched a. body G
!. troops upon EeTTdFdy ana eelZeO upon Tue CIT
lie and levied fine upon the citizens of 200, 90
r. scudi, which she handed over to the Pope.
N Italy.-The Revolution in Tuseany-Th
n revolution of Tuscany is complete. The Re
le public has been proclaimed at LeghOrn. Flor
&c ence and Central Italian RepSblic has bee
he formed in upon with the Romans. The Gran
sr Duke has protested against ,his revolution
'r and has entreated all the powers Of Europe
$ refuse to recognize the new authority, whic
u he declares to be violation of the Constitu
n ton agreed to by all parties last year, con
y mitted by few factious men only.
N Rome-A Bonaparte Vice President.-Th
20 Prince of Canine has been elected Vice Pres
Il dent of the republic of Rome.
h The Pope, after halting between abdicatio
;. and soliciting foreign Intervention, has nov
~ it is said, made an application to Austria, an
!. il is confidently stated that Spain is about
send division of 10000 men to aid in resto
=, ing his holiness.
- The latest intelligence from Italy states tn
the Roman ministry had communicated TO Ii
"A assembly that joint Intervention of Austri
n. Spain and Naples is announced. France ha
:. not decided what part to take.
m Latest from Austria.-Latest Intelligent
n. from Vienna is to the 4th inst All at Il
capital agree in thinking that many such vi
nj tories as the Austrians won at Ollau, wou
r ora loo~ h,;n- tho Maryars IN the gales