Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-07


From BUxNos AYREs.-By the Barque Mnguela,
ut Salem, Mass, aJvices have been received from
Buenos Ayres to the 10th Of November being ten
days later than previous advces. 1t is feared that
troubles again about TO break out in the interior
of the province through the instrumentality Of Ur-
quza. The Republics on the La Plata seemed des-
tined to continue the seat Of disturbance and mis-
rule.
The Steam Ship Asia put into Halifax on the 4th
inst, short of coal. She brings dates to the 18th
inst. from Liverpool but the telegraph being out of
order the Baltimore papers of the 9Th contains
of her news.
CLAIMS AGAINST PoRTUGAL--Mr. Clayton, Secre-
tary of State under Gen, Taylor, having agreed to
submit the claims Of the Unined States against Por
tugal, to the arbitration of Louis Napoleon, that
personage now one of the crowned heads has Just Civ
en- his award against the United States. The claim
arose from tie alleged illegal seizure during the
last war with Great Britain of the American Pr-
vateer, the General Armstrong, by the British
naval force in the harbor of Fayal and Madeira,
neutral port, belonging to Portugal 1t was claim
ed that Portugal respon ble to the T. States for
permitting the violation of the neutrality Of her
port-her claim of course being against Great Br-
tain. by whom it violated
Iowa SENAToR.-Hon. George w Jones has been
elected L. S. Senator from Iowa.
OVER Two MILLIONS OF GoLD.-The steamship
Georgia arrived at New York on the 31st ult., with
$40 passengers and over two millions in gold. Her
California advces are no later than those already
received by previous arrivals. The accounts from
jamaica are quite unimportant.
COINAGE AT THE MINT.-The amount of gold de-
posted at the Philadelphia mint during the past
year has been S5l AGO. 295 the amount coined,
S5l505.G38. The amount deposited during Decem-
Der has been S3.330000: coined. S5,770,7O5.
A Card.
At meeting called by the passengers on board the
Steamer Wilmington, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
We The undersigned. passengers on board Mail
Steamer Whining ton, desire Return sincere thanks
TO Capt. Price, and his officers for their gallant and
seamanIke conduct during the severe gale experien
ced last night on the voyage from Charleston to Will
mington
N. B. Wilcox, Utica: New York; Rich,d F. Frayser
Virginia; C. TTPh9m New York W% W. Mess 10, Bali
New York A. Haher New Orleans i. A Norhrop Be
lott, Wisconsin $ S NorthrGp, do do; Franklin elias
Connecticut: VIM. s. Toole, New York; Mrs. VIM. S
Toole, do: John Revely Virginia James D Hall, New
Cal E: j, Tryon, New York N. 3. WILCOX Pres't
p. J. TRYoX. Secy.
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 4th, 1853.
Death of Judge Cameron.
The Hon Duncan Cameron, we'll known as one o
the most respectable and honored citizens of N. Caro-
lima. died in Raleigh, after long illness, at about
O'Clock, on Monday last Commercial
EXPENSES OF THE GovER>ME>r-The estimate
from the Secretary of the Treasury, in a printed
form, have been laid before Congress. 1t will cos
! for the next year about $lO,000OO0 to govern tn
new territory. and about S25 100000 the old Tbel
there is the interest and prnc pal of the public deb
to be provided, so that the entire expenses will ex
exceed fifty millions The legitimate expenses q
carving on the Government do not exceed $35
100000
The total amount of appropriations for the yea
ending June 80. 1854 is estimated at SAC. 203. 75a
to which is to be added S480986 for several apprC
priations which will be carried to the surplus FUND
There will also be required for the service of tn
last three quarters Of the fiscal year, ending Jun
80, 1853. made by former acts of Congress- the SUI
of SIS 355.27l.
ACRES OF PoRK.-A correspondent of The Louisv
Courier says, that in East Louisville the five extensv
pork houses have FIVE or six acres of barreleI porl
piled up three tiers high in open lots There M
less than six acres which would make eighteen acre
of barrels if Iai side by side exclusive of lard in bril-
and pork bu'ked down in the five pork houses, shed
&c. Besides the above slaughtered hogs, there al
five or six acres of live hogs in pens.
At recent military banquet in Paris the folowir
toast given from the chair =
Conference.-The emperor reckons upon your serv
ces abroad and he rcckons upon your services
home. The re establishment of the empire is the r
+ establishment of our national froners-those of Il
Rhine. If people do not choose TO give those fro
tiers up 10 us, we know how TO take possession
them ourselves, and the emperor will be at our hea
e This Speech told, was received with thu
ders of applause, and was next day published in
the official journals. Circumstances are rapidly rea
sing occasions for the display of military zeal Spa
is probably the of trouble and the ultra. Mo
patty in Sardinia in communication with Lo
is Napoleon 1t is against the French that PIedmO
is negotiating for aid from Austria, The end is
= come.
dian papers taking grounds against the influx
coored persons from the United States into the Pro
ince, viewing it present injury 10 their proper
a drawback to their social progress, and a source
> much future trouble
The Diario de la Marina, of Havana, annount
: that dispatches have been received from Spain &C
u veying Queen Isabella approval of the pursu
e by the Captain Canedo in reference to the Cresc
h City affair.
D WEALTH OF THE U. SrATEs-The property, r
l. and personal. in the u States, is estimated by the
q sus at $7,l33 369,725. This will make an aver
- of between $500 and s4OO TO each individual or abb
If $500 to each family. Upon this The Frovidel
"a Journal remarks: Considering the great dstribu
10 of wealth in comparison with the accumulation