Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14
From tie Baltimore Sun.

- From tie Baltimore Sun.
Arrival Of the steamer Pacific seven Days Later
from Europe.
New YoRK. March G, 0 P. M.
The American mail steamer Pacific arrived here
this evening. She brings Liverpool dates to the 22d
February, and London to the 21st, being one week
later from all parts of Europe.
England.
PoLIT1cAL NEws.-A cabinet council was held on
the 2lst Feby, after which Lord John Russell ten
dered his resignation, and now holds the office only
until another government can be formed
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Lark King moved
for leave to bring in bill to make the franchise in
the English and Welsh counties somewhat analogous
to the franchise of the boroughs. Lord John Russell
opposed the notion and left in large minority
being 100 against 50 for it.
France.
The most rigorous remonstrances are being made
by the Government and the President against the
entrance of Austria with all her States into the Ger
manic confederation
The French Government have sent large reinforce
ments to the army of Rome, to put the expedi-
ton war footing.
The Moniteur announces that various changes
have been made among the principal functionaries
in the departments.
parment to the Cotebos, the conservative candidate
obtained ma ority.
The Monteur announces the appointment of Gen.
Hebbellion to the command of the first brigade Of
the army of Paris.
The first cargo of the productions of France or of
French industry for the Worlds Fair, left Paris on
Tuesday for Dunkirk where it will be transhipped
for London 1t consists of 1000 packages of various
kinds.
Cen Narvasse had arrived at Paris, and was re-
ceived with distinction:
Poland.
Russian troops are overrunning this unhappy
country and much distress exists. The Car has Is
sued his Ukase increasing the number of recruits
Germany.
The Berlin Zeitung states that the concentration
of large numbers of troops in and about Vienna, had
given rise to the most distressing rumors.
Baron Mozenlefel suddenly made his appearance
a few DAYS ago in Berlin aud Immediately returned
to Dresden. 1t was however, generally believed
that since Prince Schurtzenberg had made some new
and stationary proposals. and it commonly tho't
that this proposal has dictated against the proposed
durability of power. The Ministerial papers state
that the Prince of Prussia supported by Austrian
Prince, will take the dictaton Of the Federal
Office.
The organs of the Austrian Cabinet predict that
such rumors anticipate an uncertain and doubtful
event
The Ministerial papers state that France will me-
date between Germany and Switzerland. and that
England intends to support the latter power. The
German States will their measures until the
Central Executive powers shall have been constitu
ted.
Rome.
It is said that Gen. Gemean has determined to de-
clare state of siege during the Grand Carnival.
Turkey.
There is probability of war between Turkey and
Egypt. The Sultan desires the Pacha to reduce his
forces. The Pacha, on the contrary, refuses to do
this, and on the other hand, has been augmenting
them.
Accounts have been received from Constantnople
of the defeat of the Arabs by the Turks: near Bag
dad.
The Turks had likewise obtained several victories
in Kurdstan.
The blockade of Samos has been announced.
| Arrival OF the Steamer North America.
Itco Weeks Later from Calfornia-Later from: Cuba.
New YORK March Z
The steamer North America arrived here at noon
to-day, from Chagres, with two weeks later advces
from California She brings 220 passengers and
S450,OO0 in gold dust.
The United States sloop -of-war Albany arrived at
Panama, bringing each two millions, making four
millions dollars gold dust.
There had been no choice of U. S. Senator in Cal
ifornia. The choice it said, lies between Col
Fremont and T. Butler King.
Affairs in California generally are without much
interest beyond what noted by the last arrivals.
Good health prevails. The mining operations con-
tinue prosperous and new discoveries OF gold con-
tinue to be made.
The value of real estate is gradually advancing
Business generally continues prosperous and all
kinds of produce in abundance.
Lumber was in better demand, and -four moving
more freely. Western S12 Gallego and Haxall
brands $14.
Provisions steady. Mess Pork $40 S12; prime
50.
There is nothing of moment from Cuba-all quiet.
New YORK March 9-The steamer Georgia arr-
we'd here to-day from Chagres via Havana. She
brings $50 passengers, and about half million dol
lars worth of gold dust. The California mails are
also aboard of her. She brings news beyond what
has already been published.
Supreme Court.
This Tribunal adjourned on Wednesday, after an