Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-04
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
THE VAR.


VIENNA. July 13.-It is certain that $4,000 men
of the Anglo-F French forces have joined Omer Pacha
al Roustchouk who, on the days of the 7th and 9Th
of July, inflicted great losses on the Russians at
Gurgevo.
Ii is believed also that the Turks have crossed the
Danube at OenItza.
SABAsTopoL THREA TENED ODESSA, July The
allied fleets composed of SO sail, are being
trated in the direction of Sabastopol.
FRENCH Troops THE BALTIc.-40, 900 troops
spoken Of for the northern expedition. 1t is pro-
bable they will be employed to occupy and to defend
Sweden, if necessary, from any attack of Russia
during the winter, and the cooperation OF Sweden
seems to be made sure Of Times Correspondent.
RUSSIAN ADvANCE.-WIDDIN July 6.-The Rus
slams reported to be in full march towards Kra,
chakoff, the generel, received orders from St. Pc
tersburg TO re-occupy the position which has been
quilted by order of Prince Paskiewitsch.
--LATEST FEoA CoNsTANTINoPLE.-The Euphrates
steam packet, which started from COnstantinople
the 9th, left at Varna the English and French p
ready to march on Schumla. The Dobrudscha
not yet evacuated.
The Duke of Cambridge returned on the I'd to Con-
stantinople to confer with NJ de Bruck, the Austr-
an Inernunco, and the next day, III company with
the Sultan passed review of the Turkish brigade,
and of the twenty pieces of cannon attached 10 that
division.
The English Prince returned on the 18th to Varna
AT the same date Omer Pacha still at SlIatria,
repaired
The Armenian Catholic Patriarch has published
a circular the occasion Of the victories obtained
over the Russians.
The pirates having fled the little islands of the
Archipelago, the sea had become free.
The commercial quarter of Salonca has been burnt
down, and quantity of wheat and tobacco destroyed.
! GREECE.-ATHENN, July 7.-Piracy increases. A
French steamer at Micon takes all arms out OF Greek
vessels.
An English steamer has burnt several Samote
vessels.
The surrender has been demanded of certain
picious persons in the Island of Samos.
Domiciliary searches have taken place at Athens,
at the houses Of the kings physciao and librarian,
and at the house ni the director of the National
Bank.
M. Meaxas, secretary of General Delegani, has
been dismissed
The physician Fasseros has been convicted of
piracy, but his life has been spared by intercesson
The civil and military functionaries are prohibited
from having royal audience less the respective
Ministers present
Gardkioti, Grvas, Spiro Milos, and Vlachopulos,
to be tried by court martial for their partcipa-
ton in the Instruction
THE GERMAN ALL1ANCE.-VIENNA, Thursday
Evenlng.-Ihe Oest Correspondent contains ar
tcle stating that almost all the German governments
have promised to give their support to motion to be
made in the German Diet, that the whole of Germa-
ny do join the Ausro- Prussian alliance.
The King of Wurtemburg still stands aIoo but
II Is considered certain that Monarch who al
ways the first to defend the rights of Germany
against the West, will not be found wanting when it
is necessary 10 oppose the disturbance of the balance
of power in the East
! The BALTIc.-DANrz1c. Thursday, July l3-1he
Nicola |. has arrived She left the feet in tile Baro
! Sound on the 10Th inst, (46 English and 16 French
vessels
! There few cases of cholera in the feet
! No news.
CLOSE BLOCKADE OF F1NLAsD.-SrocKHoLM, July
l1.-The Swedish mail packet has been stopped, and
sent back to her Majestys cruisers
! Communication with Finland, via Aland, is no
longer allowed. Aland is declared in a state OF
blockade
SpAIN-iNsuRGENTs observation-disclosures July IL
/ The insurgents have been beaten in Valencia -
Their commander was killed. The royal troops
made 81 prisoners.
FRANCE PARIS, Thursday Evenin1 The nro,
; camatlon OF the Emperor to the troops at Boui ga,
has been posted up to day in the streets Of Paris anu
; it appears to be generally approved Of
There IS rumor current that the French eXpedi
ti0nary column in geria, against the Kabyles has
experienced a check 1t is said that owing t.
some mismanagement the troops exposed 10 ;
calling fire, in which great number of men were
killed. and general and two colonies were wounded
Fortunately, it is added Gen Mac N1ahon came W
with reinforcement and prevented a more serious
disaster. If This rumor be we'll founded, it will b.
necessary to send more troops to Algeria.
The Pays OF this day has article on the easter
, question: in which it expresses great confidence il
r the German Powers. The Pays says there is no rea
sonable ground for supposing that they will max
common cause with the Western Powers. This opin
ion, however, has not produced much effect on TIL
public mind, and the alusion 10 the victory of Aus
teritZ, in the proclamation of the Emperor Napoleon
has created belief that he is not very well pleased
with Austria. II is thought that if the conduct
the Austrian Cabinet had been such as to give hin
' satisfaction, he would not have chosen such a mo
ment to motfy it by an alluson to the victories oh
tanned by the French over the Austrians.
, Among other rumours current to day, is one tina
- a new levy OF troops is about to be made
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ATLANTI
Il Kali RoAD--ln accordance to previous notice, th
Stockholders of the North Carolina and Atlantic Raj
Road, met at New-Berne on Thursday the goth inst
n They organized by calling Alonzo 7 Jenkins, Esq
to the Chair, and appointing William G.. Bryan ESQ
Secretary
The Bylaws for the government of the Compan
n were read and adopted. They then proceeded /
elect board of Directors when following gentle
men were elected, viz:
s George Green, John D. Whitford.
Fred. p. Latham, VIM. P. Moore.
, Edwd r. Stanly, A. T. Jenkins
e George s. Stevenson, Rich'd n. Taylor.
J., By whom was elected John D. WhitfoId, Esq
President of the Company for one year
n we learn that by resolution passed, the Comps
=, ny will cause TO be published in pamphlet form SO
copies of their Bylaws and the Proceedings of til
Meeting, for general circulation throughout the Sta
Neur- Bprne Netrs
a Heavy Failure. Sc.
J. PHILADELPHIA, July 27-John Tucker, presider
of the Reading railroad, is reported to have faiet
p His liabilities put down at a million and half
o two millions of dollars.
d MIR. Tucker, besides his connection with the Reat