Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-12
EOREVGN.
DAYS LATER FROM EMP opE-

The American steamship Washington, ar
rived at New York on the 9Th instant. She
sailed from Southampton on the Goth ultimo.
and brings dates from Liverpool to the 10Th
ult., three days later than the Europa's news
We are indebted 10 the Baltimore Sun, of the
9th instant, for the following summary of tie
Washington's news -
THE MARKETS.
Liuerpool Cotton Market. Dec. l9.-Will-
mer & Smiths European Times, of the 18th
ult. says that for the week previous, the cot
ton trade had been much more animated and
prosperous. A slight advance in prices was
reported for the week ending on the day the
Europa sailed
On Saturday business was somewhat check
ed by the extreme rates generally demanded
by holders. hut on Monday the sales exceeded
those of any previous market this year There
was very brisk demand, with prices some
what dearer in the commoner sorts of Ameri-
can. but in the better grades, say al and up
warfs-buyers have more choice out of the
recent imports, which are being freely offered
as yielding a tempting profit
Surats were steady and in good request ;
BraziIs no dearer Sa es of the day amounted
700 Egg pian, al 81 to Cyl; 800 Pernams.
Bahia, Macheio, at u to 53i; 7co Maran-
hams, at a to A =; and the residue American,
at 81 10 81 /, principally at 81 10 45I
BreadstWs-Fiour has declined Is per Dbl.
Corn is quiet with no change in prices
Prorisions--New Prime and Mess Pork
were much wrnied and there was qnIe de-
mand for Lard at the late reduced prices.
lat Fbo 4. -
much improved, closing buoyant with more
buyers daily than the amount of stock offering
could supply.
England Parliament has been prorogued
by the Queen until the fist day of February.
Fance.-It Is generally believed that Gen.
Cavagnac will submit with good grace to the
will OF the people, as expressed in the late e.
lection, and will tender his services TO the
President elect Other reports, however, have
it that he will retire from public life atogeth-
er.
The Election From the returns received
from the provinces, it apEeares that of all the
votes cast, Louis Napoleon, has 66 per cent
Cavaignac 81; RoIlin 6; Raspai i, and La
MARITIME 3. The new President will be pro
claimed or Wednesday or Thursday, 2lst OF
22I
Louis Napoleon it is reported, has had diff
Guilty from restraining his too Jealous friends
from at once proclaimIng the empire. He
acts with prudence and has induced his friends
not 10 celebrate. as was contemplated, the an
versary of The funeral of the Emperor Napo
| leon, fearing that it mi ght lead to disorder
Louis Napoleon further declares that his
late manifesto was his own composition ant
was intended TO answer the charge brought
against him of incapacity
1t is generally believed that the new minis
try has been definitely settled, as follows, viz
| NJ. Adein Barrot, President of Council, &c
NJ. Droyn L. Hugs, Minister of Foreign Affairs
NJ. MaleviIIe, Minister of the Interior.
NJ. Falour, Public instruction
M. Gen. RnIpiers, Minister of War.
M. Tracy, Minister of Marine.
! M. Faucher, Minister of Public Works.
M. Denneau, Minister OF Commerce.
ii. Passey, Minister OF Finance
Nothing of Importance has transpired il
the National Assembly.
In Paris, at latest accounts, all was tranquil
Marshal Bugeaud is to command the army O
the Alps. General Audinot is to 60 to Russia
as ambassador Ii il estimated that Louis Ma
poleon will have received five millions five
hundred thousand votes; Cavagnac one and {
half millions, and the remaining candidates
half million between them.
Rome The special French Envoy had re
turned to Paris. and reported that it was 1ht
determination Of the Pope to take refuge il
Paris. A provisional! government is about IL
be established in Rome. All was Tranquil
there, but it was thought the great power.
would interfere.
Italy, At Rome the Pope has been depri
we'd Of all temporal power In the address O
the minister Sterbine TO the people, the groun'
is taken that the Pope can only return unde
the title OF Bishop of Rome, and the Cardinal
and Prelates will be strictly prohibited from
rc-entering the city Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed among the popuIace They ran thro
the streets, with cries, g Death TO the Pope :
and Death to the Cardinals! - GariboIer ha
been called to Rome by the Ministry.
The Italian affairs are much involved. I
new cabinet is 10 be formed l., Sardinia, by
order of Charles Albert. An Italian Leagu
was in contemplation, and being likely 10 CIV
umbrage to the Ausrians, would probably b
attended with bloody consequences
A Russian fleet hal appeared off Triest t.
warn the Ven;lians INTO submission,
The iIungarians were burning their town
and laying waste their country 10 cut off tn
invading army, by cold and starvation, upo
the Moscow tactics
The Emperor of Austria had positively de
clnel to acknowledge the Spanish Queen =
The Spanish Ambassador bal accordingly LET
ST. Petersburg
In London, Dec 18Th, the money marke
was easy Large sums of money were Offer
ell at low rates ConSois rose as high as SO
ex dividend, r consequence of the advance Il
the Paris bourse and the peaceful aspect q
affairs. Five per cents there have gone up t
70 francs 60 centimeS. Three per cents 48
4Oc. Bank shares 1901
At Havre, on the 18th, cotton an othe
markets We're also improving sales OF 800
bales.
HOW TO CURE PORK
We find the following method of curin
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