Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-09
Later from E urope.

The steamer Cambria arrived at New York on the
9th inst with Liverpool dates to the 9th and Lon
don to the 26th ult
Hostilities have actually commenced between Denmark
and the latter having been declared by the
mer in state Of blockade.
There was an action between of war and German
steamer the 2ls in which the former very
ousy and forced retreat The hostile
dates were on the land face to face bloody conflicts
And the king of Denmark intends coercion and
is strongly backed there remains doubt that
bloody conflict will onsuef
The Portuguese having to to the demands
the Minister he had demanded his passports In
for sale.
The American squadron had sailed for Tangers
Mr. Clay, Minister, intended leave Lisbon on the
18th instant.
The intelligence of the of Gen TAYLOR had reached
England and produced great sensation The leading
nails of London Liverpool and other places deyoting
much in their columns review his character
exploits.
Alarge meeting of American citizens assembled in London
learning of his DEATH at which the American Minister
presided series of highly patriotic resolutions were read
and adopted expressing their sense of regret
Inc political news of England possesses but little of gene
The Ministry have again defeated in Parliament on
two OF their own measures viz the Jewish emancipation bill
and the new marriage act.
The potato is said to have appeared both England
and Ireland 1t IS however, In mtgaed FORM It's effect
beginning to be felt severely in the
market although the coming crops present the prospect
an abundant harvest.
| Mr.. WILLIAM GORE, very good Democrat, of Co
lumbus county, SIS head of Sheep, and desires
to know if any else in the State of North Carroll
ma, has as many! Come up. gentlemen, let us hear
from you.
| Row AT CAPE MAY.-On Wednesday, the 31st Of
july considerable disturbance took place at Cape
May. AT subscription hop given that evening
at the Atlantic Hotel Baltimore gentleman receiv.
ed some nsoent treatment and impertinent language
the fellow upheld by gentleman from Phila
depha Failing to obtain proper satisfaction after
the conclusion of the ball. the gentleman knocked
the servant down, upon which all the colored ser
wants rushed n and they, in their turn were prompt
ly knocked down and dragged out by the friends Of
the enraged Baltimorean who retained possession Of
the field of battle that is to say the dining room
and building pertaining to it. Everything has since
resumed its accustomed quiet.
| As1Ival Ut 1zle cher ,lzec.
Later from California Three Millions of Gold Dust
| California Markets, &c.
New YORK, Aug Go P. M.
The steamer Cherokee arrived here this evening
from Chagres with later dates from San Francisco
/ The steamer California arrived at Penama with
one million seven hundred thousand dollars worth O
gold dust on freight. The Echo says that she ha
on board three millions in all.
Everything was quiet at San Francisco at the las
dates, and gold was if anything plentiful thar
! at any previous period.
The market of San Francisco was languid, and n,
improvement in prices exhibited.
| The Cherokee brings one hundred and eleven pas
sengers--1d. Cor baltimore Sun.