Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-17
Three Days Later from Europe.

The Steamer Asia arrived at New York on the
10th inst, with three days later news from Europe
having left Liverpool on the 9th.
ENGLAND.-The large corn and cotton house of
Eggber & Taylor at Liverpool, has failed for hea-
w amount.
The reports of an abundant harvest continue to
come in from every quarter.
A despatch from Dover, of the Goth, says that the
submarine telegraph has been laid to within3 miles
of Dover where the Blazer is anchored, and the COM
munication with the English coast is most perfect.
Lord Palmerston delivered great speech at pub
lie dinner at TiyertOn upon subjects connected with
foreign politics. domestic progress, religious tolera-
ton, commercial freedom, and the extinction of the
slave trade. The government he said. felt it their
duty to promote peace and progress among nations,
and anxious, if supported by the great body of
nations, to persuade other governments. far as
propriety would admit, to extend to their several
countries the social and political blessings
ioyed in England.
The reply of the Naples government to Mr. Glad
stone was exciting considerable comment.
The indications were favorable to continued COM
mercial prosperity throughout England
A telegraphic despatch announces the arrival of
Kossuth at Smyrna, on board of the Mississippi
The London Chronicle learns that the result of the
meeting of the officers of the Arctic Expedition at
the Admiralty, consisting af Sir Edw. Barry, Sir
Ross and Capt Beechy, was an unanimous express
sion of opinion that Franklin had taken passage to
the northwest, out Wellington channel, and that he
must be sought by the same route.
| The tidings of the final defeat and execution OF
Lopez has relieved inconsiderabe weight of anx
iety from the public mind in England.
! In English politics there is dead lull, which il
not likely to be broken until the general election
arouses the country to some extreme excitement.
| The receipts of the Exhibition continued at abou
two thousand pounds per day, and from that to two
thousand seven hundred.
Notice has been given that the removal of thu
goods from the Crystal Palace may be commenced or
the 10th of October, and order issued laying dowr
the rates regulating such removal
The Marquis of Mivafeus has addressed a note t.
the Spanish ministers at the friendly courts. il
which he states that, although Spain does not desr
with the United States, she will not hesitate t.
declare war if forced to do
SPA1N.-The greatest jocing was occasoned a
Madrid by the reception of the news from Cuba, O
the capture of Lopez but it still resolved t.
send out the reinforcements designed for the Island
The excitement in relation to Cuban affairs is still
increasing, yet, and warke threats against tn
United States rife.
RUssIA.-The inauguration of the great railway be
tween St. Petersburg and Moscow, took place on tn
lst of September. The line will be opened for trai
!, on the 18th of November.
FRANCE.-A serious democratic disturbance ha
broken out at Cher An armed force had left Pari
for st. Armand, and seval arrests had been made.
The conductors of Government and La Presse
newspapers who were seized short time since, hav
each been fined 100000 francs and condemned t
six months imprisOnment.