Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-15
Arrival of the Steamer Arctic-FOur Days Later


from Europe.
The steamer Arctic arrived at New York on the
morning of the 18th instant with Liverpool dates to
the both ult being four days later than previously
received
GENERAL NEws.-In the House of Commons, Rus
sells motion excluding Solomans from his seat, has
been sustained by IS majority. |
The reported discovery of four bodies of the Frank
lin party, by the crew of the Hull whale ship, is
generally credited in England
The shilling visiters to the Exhibition continue to
increase. The number on Monday 67,170.
letter from Alexandria, Egypt. states that an
army of ten thousand Turks expected there, on
their march against the Wechabte bands.
FRANcE.-The Assembly has decided to djourn
from the 10th of August to the Goth of October
The Ministerial budget reports a deficiency for
the current year of 100000 900 francs.
The election Of the officers of the inquisition at
Rome, from their quarters by the French military
authorities make way for fresh arrivals of troops
has caused serious discomfort Emile Girrardn has
become convert to peace doctrines
! GREEcE.-The brigands in this country still
unsnbdued. Eighty travellers, their way from
Sparta to Prypolyte were stopped and robbed, and
the mail also plundered
| GERMANY.-The Hamburg Senate have placed Sc
we're restrictions the transport of emgrants. and
have requested Prussia to adopt similar regulations.
The new Austrian Loan had been taken by the
Rothschilds.
| IrALY.-The Milan Gazette of the 10Th, contains
proclamation. by Marshal Radetzky, alleging that
fresh attempts at insurrecton making and that
he prepared to adopt rigorous to suppress
it. Martial law had again been proclaimed MAJ
Uni had issued address, calling the friends of
liberty to be prepared for the hour of Itays regene
ration.
TURKEY.-A great fire had occurred at Constanti-
nople on the 18th of July destroying 40 buildings
Four Days Later Europe.
The steamer Africa arrived at N York the
18th inst, bringing intelligence from Liverpool to
the I'd instant being four days later than the above.
Cotton had advanced I'd. for middling qualities, the
sales being 10000 bales. The market closed quiet
Fair Orleans is quoted at sad, and Mobile at sgd.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts more
favorable. In Havre cotton had advanced l IF.
during the week on lower qualities. Breadsufs are
quiet, and prices generally shade lower.
Parliament was hurrying through the necessary
business preparatory to the Propagation on the 9Th
The Ecclesiastical Titles Bill had received the Royal
assent.
The House of Commons had, motion, presented
an address to the Queen, praying that the Crystal
!, Palace be reserved till the 18th of May.
The English and American ship owners in India
were adopting measures against the wholesale de-
strucon of their ships by Lascar crews. The I'M
derwrers refuse risks on ships manned by Lascars
The visitors at the Exhibition on Wednesday and
Thursday under 10000, yielding daily G3, 900
FRANcE.-The Assembly is getting through with
the necessary business prior to separating for the
, tumnal recess.
The mass celebrated in Paris Tuesday, to COM
memorate the three days of July has met with rdi
cue from the press.
The President starts tour through Southern
, France during the recess.
, SpAIN.-The Cortes will shortly be prorogued.-
+ The Queen is about to commence her pilgrimage te
the Church of St. Antocha, to pray for her safe de-
r livery.
There is no news from Portugal
2 ITALY.--Afairs indicate that q change is not fal
f distant The garrison of Leghorn is to receive an
addition of 1000 men, and $4,000 Austrans tC
be added to the army in Italy 1t is believed tina
t the French will shortly leave Rome, and mixed
garrison of Austrians and Neapolitans be substtu
ted
n The war between the police and military euthori
ties at its height.