Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-01
ForclCn-1ntelligence by the Niagara.

IN Viemnq-Prices of the United States Securities
Coffee speculation IN EuTope-Prlees rapidly adUon-
cing-Baring's Circular.
Mr. GOLDEN has been making another great free
trade speech in Buckinghamshire.
The Presidents message in full, and parts of Mr.
MEKEDITH's report, are published by the English
papers.
At political meeting in Stafordshire on the 10th
January, there tremendous riot and fight be-
tween the Protectonst farmers and the Free Traders
The latter gained the day.
Letters from Klagenfurt announce serious illness
of M. GoRGEY, late Hungarian General.
The people of Vienna were in great excitement by
an expected coup eat to be put into effect the 9th
instant The military measures are really formlda-
BILE. Within circle of six miles around Vienna the
houses are full of soldersthere at least $4,000
men in Vienna, and $4,000 could be poured in by the
railways in the course of three Or four days.
In England, the most important circumstance, in
connection with home politics, since the last packet,
has been the publication of semi-ofcial announce
ment to the effect that the Government have resolved
to bring forward for the extension of the
suffrage, both in England and Ireland, and that it
will most probably be recommended in the speech
from the throne.
A draught of S, 700 men has been made by Den
mark for recruiting her navy This looks like pre-
paration for
Austria is cultivating assduously the good graces
of the Princess and Kings in the North of Germany.
The King of Hanover has just been created general
of cavalry in the Austrian army. He will, OF course,
receive a salary in that capacity.
The money market of London was more plentiful,
and the Lombard street bill brokers had given notice
of reduction in the rates of discount to per cent
per annum and it was rumored that the Bank of
England would follow their example.
The Bank of England held SIC, III, 900 of gold and
silver coin and bullion against their issues and fur
Their sum in deposit of $7,5sOOOO-gold and silver
coin.
The Duke of Wellington commences the new year
with fresh evidences of health and strength. The
other day he went out hunting, and actually rode
between ten and twelve miles to cover.
ROBBERY THE BANK OF IRELAND.-The mail
has brought over advice from Ireland of large a.
mount of Bank of Ireland notes having been abstract
ed from the Bank; and it is supposed they may, in
part find their way to New York, and be offered for
sale.
THE UNITED STATES TEEAsURER's REPORT IN ENG
LAND.-The London Times of the 18th, devotes near
y two columns to critical review of Mr. MERED1TH's
annual report-a document of which the editor pro-
of even higher Importance to the people of
England than the Presidents message itself After
quoting an expression of Mr.. MEREDITH, that the
United States have been two long hesitating and
cillating the threshold of a great career the
Times goes to say that the only information
draw from so remarkable an operation, and for the
generally extraordinary line of argument which per-
Vades this elaborate report is that this great
reer Is neither more less than the defnitive
Enlistment of highly protective SYSTEM alike di
rected against the manufactures of Europe and the
raw OF Tue uOnn1OnS III 1NOrCn Amer
lea. We quote in conclusion:
''Such declaration of the intentions of the cabi-
net is certainly not calculated to promote the harmo
ny of Congress, or the peace of the Union Already
the contest of parties has began with such viruence
that the memorable battle of the 80 ballots between
JEFFERSON and AARON BURR has been eclipsed and
less than 60 ballots occurred before the democrat
ic candidate for the Speakership, Mr.. COBB, al
lowed to take the chair, and then only by plurality
of votes not by absolute maj ority of the whole
1hnC hoe wan
ty at it's command in the Senate or in the House of
and, under such circumstances, we
can hardly comprehend the policy of recommending
measures which obviously require the full support Of
the legislature.
1t is an unfortunate circumstance in the relations
of American politics with this country that whilst
we naturally inclined by conviction and tradition
to coincide with the opinions and policy of the wing
or federast party in the Northern States especially
the great questions of peace slavery, and internal
ORDER yet it is in the South with all it's aggressive
tendencies and it's connection with slavery, that we
find the nearest approach to commercial
doctrines and the surest defence of our common
camille interests. We must Etherefore declaim all
party predictions in American politics. and while
applaud the efforts of the Government to maintain
the great principles of neutrality abroad and union
at home, confidently hope that it will fail in it's
attempt to subject the commercial relations with
great nations to and restrictive policy: as
urious to the United States as it is to ourselves
and especially injurious to that spirit of amcabe in
tercourse which it is the best policy of both Govern
ments to protect, to extend, and to cherish"
France.
The correspondent Of the London Herald writing
from Paris, on Wednesday evening" says There is
rumor whispered about, to which, from it's very seri
Gus character, [ would not even make an a1luson,
did not know that it has made an impression on
persons not disposed to swallow idle stories It said
then, that treaty has actually been concluded be-
tween the Emperor of Russia and the President of
the Republic, the particulars of which will yet be
found to be anything but desirable, so far Eng
lands interests are concerned.
Gen. De LAMoRICIERE arrived this morning from
st. Petersburg, and M. GUsTAvE DE BEAUMONT had
arrived at the same time from Vienna. AS the gal
liant general left his family the road and hurried
on before them it is conjectured that something of
Importance determined him to hasten his journey
An aid-de-camp of Gen. PARAGUAY DE KILLERS
has just reached Paris with important dispatches
the nature of which has in part ranspired It would
seem that there is little likelihood of an understand
ing being come to between the gallant general and
the Government of the Cardinals, owing to the man
lfest jealousy of French influence entertained by the
latter, while the cardinals for placing the Pope
under the protection of mixed garrison of Austrans
and Italians. Gen. De KILLERS insists upon leaving
a French force of IL 900 men in the city of Rome.
The following paragraph appears in La Patrte:
The government it is said, is resolved to send an
expedition Immediately to Monte Video, to be COM
posed of from 1000 to 5000 men Several represen-
tatves have received assurance of this resolution
from members of the Cabinet"
PARIS, January Give per cents, 94f.4O.
Prussia.
BERLIN, JAM Tt is understood that the minis
teral crisis over and that this day the Cham
bers would receive royal message, proposing the
cath to be taken to the Constitution and accepting
the same with some slight amendments
Turkey.
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