Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
Eour DAYS Inter from Europe.

has arrived from Liverpool, with dates of the 9th
and 100000 in specie. She left the forenoon of
Sunday, having been detained day by an unprece-
dented hurricane. She passed the Canada on Mon
day The Franklin arrived off Cowes Saturday.
The city of Gasg w arrived at Liverpool on Sa,ur-
day night
ENGLAND.-In the Commons, on Friday, the sub
iect of the Jewish disabilities discussed the OBJ
iect being to extend to Jewish subjects the same
privileges enjoyed by Protestant Dissenters. The
motion by Lord John Russell that the House go into
committee 10 consider the subject was carried by a
vote of 224 to POS.
The returns of the Board of Trade for January
show an increased export of nearly 9l,0O0,0O0 over
the returns of last year.
The ship Three Bells had arrived in the Thames
from Melbourne with 5000 ounces of god.
1t is not believed on the London Exchange that
the difficulty between Austria and Turkey will re-
suit in war.
A great storm occurred at Liverpoollon Saturday.
Several vessels broke their moorings in the river and
got in collision.
FRANcE.-The budget is to be placed before the
Assembly in March.
A decree of amnesty had been granted to $50 po-
litical prisoners.
AUsTR1A.-Vienna letters are full of the recent
attempt on the life of the Emperor. The assassin
says he had no accomplices. He had it in contem-
paton for three years. He had been watching for
three weeks to find the Emperor unattended. When
he was taken to prison, he cried Vive Kossuth.'
Fears were felt of an outbreak throughout Hun
gary. Twenty travellers had been arrested at Pesth
The garrison of the city kept constantly under
arms, and sentnels posted at all the gates leading
to the fortress of Buda.
1TALY-Nlan letters of The 9th state that the Aus
TRAN authorities believed MaZzin was in the CITY, and
the most vi gorous measures had been taken prevent
his escape. The inhabitants were forbidden to appear
on the bas.lons after o'clock In case of disturbance
householders to close their DOORS and every man
found in the streets TO be treated concerned in
the affray
rumor in Paris states that the funds of The revo
lutionary committee at London, amounted to 700 900
pounds Just before the outbreak at Milan. The num-
Der of soldiers wounded at Milan, was 70, of whom
II have since died The focus of the conspiracy was
at MaIghern.
1t is stated in a Berlin paper. that the Hungarian
regiment, at Milan, refused 10 fire the insurgents
and IT is to be sent TO Crotia The Fedmontese Gov
eminent continues to expe all suspicious characters
TURKEY.-Letters from Constantinople, of the 9th
inst, announces that Count Leimngen had sent the
Austrian ultimatum to the Porte respecting Monte
negro, to which he required definite answer in five
days. The ultimatum demanded the cession by Tur,
key to Austria of the ports of Cleck and Sutor-
MIA. The Porte refused the demand, and the Aus
trlan troops were marching on the Turkish frontier
Paris journal says that soon as the Divan heard
LOT the Austrian ultmatum, the French and English
Ambassadors were sent for, and had several confer
ences on the subject. 1t was rumored at Vienna
on the 2lst, that it had been agreed to refer the
subject to the decision of France The Porte. it is
SAID mas given assure !ces to Austria that the Pol
lsh and Hungarian refugees serving in the Turkish
army VIII be recommended to go to America, excep
ting those who have embraced the Islamist faith
PPAN.-The Bank Of San Fernando at Madrid
has agreed to advance the Government SO 900 OO(
rails on the credit of the receipts from Havana 70,
! 1854.
SwITzERLAND.-The Federal Council has not come
to any decision respecting Zienio. The blockade o
that castle continues
LATEsT-A telegraphic despatch to the Frencl
government states that, on the rejection by tn,
Porte of the Austrian Ultmatum, the Austrian fac
was struck, and Count Leimngen, with the whole
Austrian Legation, left for Constantinople.
Inc Porte considers itself under the protection O
France and England.
4 The Swiss Republic has resolved to expel all re
surrecton. 49, "
Fl me Cologne Gazette says that Austria had reiec
tea the protfered arbitration of France and Engian,
f In the dispute with Turkey.
IL IS SAID that the Hungarian who ATTEMPTED tn
LIE OF the Emperor, was a husband of the woma,
VINO was logged to death in Pesth by the Austrian