Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19
SECOND DISPATCH.

SECOND DISPATCH.
HALIFAX, May 1.-THE following further and in
eresling news by the Canada, we are now enabled to
send forward:
Spain-IHe Black Wdr1ior CdSe.-The Madrid
correspondent of the London Times says there have
been five notes exchanged between Mr. Soule and
the Spanish government relative to the Black War
ror seizure, the purport of which are as follows:
No. /. BY Mr.. SOule, states the complaints and re-
Paraton he is instructed to demand, requiring pos
tive reply within forty eight hours.
No. 2. From the Spanish government, declares its
inability to reply until information has been received
from Cuba.
No g. From Mr. Soule taxes the Spanish govern
ment with seeking to postpone peply, and insnu-
ates that Spain had received dispatches from Havana
but suppressed them
No 4. From the Spanish government, was so
strong and oppressive that it was thought Mr. Soule
would demand his passports
No 5. From Mr. Soule, was in mder terms, but
its contents had not transpired.
The SpanardS says the correspondent OF the
Times, look on the American claims overbearng
and exorbitant.
Mr.. Soule was present at dinner given by the
The Eastern War.-The British steamer Fury cut
out Russian merchantmen the entrance of the
harbor of SebastopoI, under convoy of a Russian
steamer and two frigates. The Russians gave chase
but the Fury escaped after cutting her prize adrif
A Russian steamer from the Archipelago passed
the Dardaneles and the batteries reaching the Black
Sea in safety.
Four thousand Turkish troops al Erzerorum, in ASIA
had refused to march against the Russians till their
arrears In pay were settled.
The instruction against Russia in Circassa was
becoming general among oil the warlike tribes. Ii
was believed Schamyl would be soon in force to al
tack the Russian head quarters at Tiflis.
French Imperial decree allows Russian ships
which lie in ports in the Baltic and White seas pre-
vious to the 9h TO unload and return unmolested to
Russian or neautral ports
England.-The crews of the Russian prizes which
had arrived in England had been liberated on their
parole
Parliament re assembled on the 9th, opening with
long debate respecting the recent burning OF the
Circassian forts at Forkschar by the Russians.
France continued activity prevails in shipping
troops for the East. Marshal Arnaud embarked from
MarseiIles, on the 9th. Prince Napoleon had left
Malta for Turkey.
! Austria.-'The marriage of the Emperor has taken
place, on which occasion an amnesty granted to
! four hundred prisoners.
The state of siege has been removed from LON
hardy from May LIST.
Prusaa.-Baron MonteuffelIs speech to the Cham
bers stated definitely that Prussia maintains accorc
with bolh Austria and the Western Powers
/ The resi- gnaton of ChevaIier Bunser as Minister
to London was accepted. He is succeeded by Coun
Bemstoff, man thoroughly Russian.
| Greece.-lt is reported that the Gulf of Corinth il
guarded by French ships of war; and communication
stopped between the continent and the Peloponessus
that the whole of southern Thessay was in arms; anC
further that The Turks had been defeated Mezzoro
India and ChinG.-It has been confirmed that Dos
Mahommed seeks an alliance with England.
revolution is reported at Arna The prince hac
poisoned his brother and seized the throne.
Canton was quiet AT Shanghai there was continue
skrm'shIng. Trade was reviving at Annoy.