Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-26


one of the church vaults of that city until the Lee
gislature should determine what disposition will be
made of them his family having consented to place
them in the care of the State.
We have received in pamphlet form, and shall
publish tomorrow (regretting that we cannot find
room for it today,) beautiful tribute to the
ry of the deceased, from the pen of distinguished
citizen-W Washington Union, 23d instant.
Foreign News-Arrival of the America.
Fourteen days Later from Europe.
The Steamship 14mertea, arrived at Halifax on the
18TH and left for Boston on the 10Th We take the
annexed summary of her news from the Geographic
dispatches of the Baltimore Sun:
The America brings - through passengers.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on the I'd inst
The Americas dates are from Liverpool to the 9th,
London to the 5th and Paris to the 4th inst.
1t is contemplated to abolish the Irish courts of
law, and transfer all the judiciary to London Tho
Irish press is violently opposed to the measure.
The repeal agitations are partly revived in Ire
land.
| Marine Disaster.
| The English coast was visited, the 30th ult.,
with Storm which caused much destruction to pro-
perty and frightful loss of life Among the vessels
lost the John r. Skiddy, which ran ashore the
coast at Wexford, and was totally wrecked The
captain, passengers and crew escaped.
The Howard, from New Orleans, was also wrecked
at the Mersey. The steamer Adelaide, from Dublin
| to London was lost near the mouth of the Thames,
and every soul, numbering two hundred, were drown
ed The coast is everywhere strewn with portions
of vessels that have fallen prey to the elements.
The Irish Patriots.
Advices to the last of November have been receiv-
ed from Hobartown, Van Dieman's Land, announ-
cling the arrival of Smith OBren and his associates
in the Irish rebellion of 1919.
The felons granted tickets of leave on condi-
ton of their engaging that their liberty should not
be used to effect their escape All, with
the exception of O'Brien accepted the boon. He has
been sent under surveillance to Maria Island.
India.
| Another mail has arrived from India, bringing
dates from Bombay to the 22d of March, and Calcut-
ia to the Goth of February. There evidences of
growing uneasiness the part OF the people: and
several very serious demands have been made against
the British AS inevitable consequence, more
valuable territory has been annexed to E. India COM
panys possessions Trade at Bombay unsatisfactory,
5 except produce and money market strn-
gent At Calcutta affairs present more encouraging
aspect.
= France.
At Paris, although increased excitement and great
er bitterness between conflicting parties the only
marked events during the past fortnight have been
first the revolt of of the regiments, which the
government has not succeeded in quelling second,
popular demonstration, in small way against Louis
Napoleon, as he passed through the streets
The most significant event in the Legislative AS
sembly, proposition by M. de la Roche Jaquc-
lin, friend of the President, to the effect that on
the first Sunday in June the nation should be called
upon to pronounce definitely on the formation OF q
every elector should be called upon to nscrbe his
# ballot q Monarchy" OF "Republique" That if a
: Republic should acquire majority it should be pro-
claimed in the Chamber by the President of the Re-
public and if Monarchy obtains majority it should
r be proclaimed by the President of the Assembly
This remarkable proposition received in silence
: by the majority and by decisive sneers from the
: mountain.
: The proposition not put to test, in consequence
of not having been seconded and the previous ques
ton Immediately voted unanimously. The members
n of the Mountain received the announcement with
e cries of 81 Vive la Republique!'
l. 1t is said that the President of the Republic is sc
deeply in debt that nothing but the possession of the
Imperial can extricae him. and that he is at present
engaged in negotiation with Russia for the purpose
of possessing himself of that to him, necessary
ployed in introducing their measures of coercion,
which the majority of the assembly support them.
10 Austria and Prussia.
y The Paris correspondent of the London Standard
S of late date, says: The government is said t
. have received dispatches from Germany which lea
lie to the belief that collision between Austria an
Prussia is almost unavoidable. Language used b
le both parties partake more of the hostile
Greece.
t. Advices from Athens, to the 10Th March, furnish
t. only the confirmation of previous reports Eleven
4 the captured vessels have been given up by Sir VII
lie liam Parker
n A courier arrived with dispatches from London O.
to the 18th.
~ A recent number of the Roman Observer says tina
it the return of the Pope is definitely fixed for the ct
IL instant, giving general satisfaction.
i'd Spain.
r. The report from Madrid of q speedy reconciliatio
In between the English and Spanish governments
= confirmed.
us The state of Cuba causes the greatest soctude
the part of the Spanish government
n Advices from Lisbon state that Com. Martin VIZ
IT. concentrating his squadron in the Tagus in anticip
ID ton of visit from the American naval forces, to
he force the settlement of long standing claims of ii
b. American government.
IN An imperious note has been addressed by the Ru
r. sian Government to that of Prussia the subject
the Schleswig Holstein dispute. After enumeratir
b all the points ISSUE the note there
,s ny facts which the Emperor cannot regard with
t difference, and from which he cannot retreat in CO
n; sequence of the Russian Cabinet The note eOnclud
by distinctly intimatng the determination of the FL
Tho peror to employ decisive in support of Il
to Danish side of the controversy.
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Berlin is, it is said to be surrounded with fortlh
=. barracks, which have already been commenced ne
~ the gates of the city.
:. The German Parliament assembled at Erfurt
~ the Goth of March. Adyices received to 2Ot
tue at which time little had been done beyond organ
- zing the assembly.
m 1t is said that negotiations have been opened by
10y Central States of Germany, with the United Stat
!, for the purchase of American vessels of war, co
ron pletely equipped for service
use Turkey.
Advices from Constantinople state that prepa
cK tons making to conduct Kossuth and other III
garian refugees to Katahia Asia Minor, where I'll
MY, are to be confined for the term of five years
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