Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-24
Foreign Ncvs-ArrIvnl of two Steamers.

The American steamship Atlantic arrived at New
York on the 18TH with Liverpool dates to the 1st
inst The British steamship America arrived at Hal
flax on the day, with dates of the 4th. The
Atlantic detained 40 hours by the arrangement
of her machinery. We condense what we find of
interest in the news by both arrivals.
The Catholic clergy of Ireland had published an
address to the Catholics of the United Kingdom de-
carng hostility to the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill and
the ecclesiastical policy of the government and call
ing on the Catholics to unite in organized resist
ance to both. The address is signed by DR.. Cullen
the Catholic Primate of Ireland More trouble brew
ing Ireland ought to go to heaven bodily for she is
certainly martyr to religious disputes.
The time for the closing of the great Worlds Fair
had been positively fixed for the 18th inst, and that
big show is now at an end The awards were to be
made on the Wednesday last The contract
ors for the erection of the crystal palace have been
notified that they must remove the building accord
ing to contract. 1t is required to be done by April
before which time an application will be made to
Parliament for permission to allow it to remain,
which it is believed will not be granted.
The steam Frigate Mississippi arrived at Mar
settles on the Goth ult with Kossuth board, but
the authorities of Republican France would not per-
nit him to land
The Hon. Abbot Lawrence, the American Minis
ter was in Dublin visiting public institutions, and
receiving the greatest attention both from the city
authorities and private individuals.
/ The Spanish are cooling down, and the United
States will be spared that whipping on pledge oil
future good conduct Allah be praised for that much
The Austrian government has had Kossuth and bis
companions hung in effgy, in the city of Pesth in
Hungary, in the presence of large body of military
/ In France Louis Napoleon is ndustriously en-
gagged mprisoning editors and intriguing for a re
election.
\ The Commercial news generally is favourable il
we except slight decline in cotton.
THE MARKETS
L,rergooL Oct 4-Cotton-The market has been dull ant
fat since the sailing of the Atlantic Sales fo
consumption have fallen off considerably middling qualities
sales Of the week 900 bales-SOO fo
export and speculation 1000 Sales of fair bowed were
steady demand and prices Of the past week fully sustained
Corn in fair request, with light stock, and prices
changed Dennistons circular quotes wheat at penny ad
vance, and during the week Provisions
No important transactions have taken place In all, ex
favor of the buyers Pork scaceothe bacon market
cleared and transactions of note have taken place
sales per cw the stock hand is light Talow
Lnseed cake is in demand there being Ameri
rosn Id 3D. Spirits of turpentne in demand
Bis Rice in better demand at previous prices Mo
the SugarsHoders being anxious to realize price
receded Cd The trade Manchester continues good TIL
commercial adviees from Bombay far from favorable
Those from Calcutta unsatisfactory The London mon
market remains unchanged Consols slightly fuctu
ating and closed Friday at 81 In foreign stocks Their
have been but few transactions and prices nominal
Havre. Oct 1.-The sales of cotton for week amount t
500 bales Orleans is quoted at 65f s9f; Mobile II
I 65; u lands 63f 64f.
We can stand almost anything. be open and abov
board but these and bargains
for than have for the parties to them
Y Wilmington Journal
No doubt of it. This accounts for the Journal
standing the open and above board coalition O
= Bigler and Wilmot-Fdyetterile Observer 10th inst
If Mr.. Bigler had made any compromise with vii
mot either public private, we would have beer
Il among the first to have denounced him. But as thu
facts of the case are. that Bgers platform was per
fectly national and patriotic and Wimot supported
him, it appears he did, the coalition all
side. We willing to receive the support of thu
greatest political sinner in the world, yea 0
the editor of the Observer provided it be given with
out requiring any abandonment of principle on ou
part. So we presume the now Governor elect o
Pennsylvania. The mountain would not come tt
Mahomet so Mahomet came to the mountain, or il
other words the national democrats of Pennsylvani;
would not come to Wilmot so Wilmot came to them
: BG GoDEY's LADY's Book for November is befor,
u.s. and the illustrations farther than which in
spection never extends. are very pretty. The tw,
match pictures of Evil Counsel" and aGood Counsel
really exquisite mezzotints, combining with tn
soft tone of that style of engraving, the sharpness
Inc ord sk:,vI, x.-o,f- 80 Conn