Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-09
The state Of France.-Alarm In England.


The New York Tribune gives the following extract
from private letter, dated December -, from an
american gentleman now in London
heard day before yesterday from Lord Clarence
Iaget, the Director of the Ordnance. that Government
messenger had arrived from Paris saving that there
had been 5000 killed instead of 500 as stated and
mat Inc majority were innocent PERSONS who had ia
ken no part IN the Revolution. Another gentleman
"Do nas arrived from Paris, an Englshman who has
resided there, says that if shots were fired ont of
mouse IN block. cannon were fl ed into the whole
oock, and The soldiers then rushed in and bayoneited
lndlscrimlnaiely all within. This gentleman says he
escaped from one of these blocks of houses but that
MS clerk and wife killed by The bayones of The
soldiers aso learned through Lord Paget that the
D'itsh Government are a good deal alarmed al the
Snpposlilon that Louis Napoleon will unite with Aus
iId akd hussla 10 put down England and Liberty in
Europe, and that the Government backwards are alive
WIN as many men as can get around the ships getting
them ready for sea-
arrest OF kossUTHs MOTHER AND S1srERs-We
read in letter from Pesth of the ls in the Cores
pondenz Blate: The house occupied by the mother
ana sisters OF kossuth' opposite the Karoy palace,
was surrounded IN the night. and perqusitions were
made IN their apartments. Kossuth's sisters Mes
DANES Rutthin and Messeengt, and the tutor of the
latters children were afterwards removed to anoth-
er part OF the building. The mother of Kossnth OBJ
tained PERMISSION to remain in her apartment, but
she war placed under the surveillance of the nolice
The tutor was ST. -equently put in irons
The Liverpool Journal says the talk on Change is
that people generally wish Louis Napoleon success
that civil war in France would serve ONLY as nre-
Jude to general in Europe; that a general
war would interfere with trade and that at present
prosperity Is most desirable that it signifies little
what government prevails in France, provided it be
strong enough that if the President be strong e.
nough' let him reign-king, emperor or consul lust
as 1t best peases him, the French are not fit for
constitutional government. and-never will be-
One OF the effects of the late war with Mexico has
been TO give 10 her horsemen a high opinion of the
value of the American breed of horses The New
Orleans Pcngune notices The fact that several vessels
have lately sailed from there for Vera Cruz with
cargoeS OF horses and others are preparing TO &c
forward. The an mails shipped generally Of the
best Kenuckian and Western breeds, and are selected
especially TO suit the tastes of the Mexicans, who are
eNtravagant admirers of fine horses.
SLAVERY THE ENGLISH SETTLEMENrs.-The cap
tain of French merchantnan writing 10 the Nation
al, Paris stat es that the port of Accra on the cos
OF Guinea, there is not single English settler who
has not more or less slaves, some owning as MANY Al
so even 900. When the owner wishes to get rio
of his captive he sells him TO the first captain of ar
emgrant boat that lands. These emgrant boats arr
miserable little coasters commanded by liberated slaves
who embark crews, at Sierra Leone, great mum
Der of persons bound 10 service for some specife
time. They take them not to South America or ia
maIca, but where the trade has its CENTRE the Gulf
BENIN, where they are disposed of, no one know
how, and never heard of afterwards
The first reclamation under the fugitive slave law
in Quincy, Illinois, took place few days ago. Th
slave was from Missouri. He was taken before tn
United States Commissioner, and the ownership en-
identity proved. He was then delivered to the owne
and taken of without any excitement whatever.
AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL-We would call the attcntio
of readers to this excellent medicine with the satisf
ton feels in paising beneacor. Having been Athlete
by the serious effects of cold seated the lungs and ou
relief and from its use, add testimony
much already given to prove its singular mastery d
If any medicine before the community be relic
to affections of the throat and lungs it is dyer
J Cherry Pectorat.-Christian Observer.
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