Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-08
ARRIVAL uF STEAMER PACIFIC.


Four Days Later from Europe.
Aqcfm Rarnges of the Cholera. Particulars Of the
taking of Rosdrmund decline in Cotton and
Breadstufs. g
| NEW YORK, Sept 3.-Tne steamer Pacific arrived
at her wharf at O'Clock this afternoon, bringing
dates from Liverpool TO the 23d ult.
! She brings full confirmation of the capture OF
Bomarsund by the English and French fortresses
! The Pacific left Liverpool at II O'Clock with heavy
westerly winds the first six days. She brings 222
passengers
! The steamer Africa arrived out early Sunday
morning, the Goth ult
Wallachia was quiet The Austrians were enter
/ ing the Principalities.
Spain was all quiet
PRoGREss OF THE Wharf.-The capture OF Bosar
mund occurred at half past 70 o'clock on the after
noon of the 10Th ut The garrison, numbering 1000
men, were Immediately embarked on the allied fleet
! There was but little loss either side, the French
having lost 1910 killed and the British only three OF
| four.
The round forts behind Bosarmund, named Forts
Tee and Nottich, had been previously reduced being
no difficult task they garrisoned by only l2O
men each.
handful of artiIIerymen in wee made stout
,lcrn.r ffi, hping killed, and only thrtyfve taken
unburt Nott!ch was carried without loss. Both
forts were blown up and the main assAnl' made ON
Bosarmund, the walls Of which were badly damaged
before the garrison consented to surrender The hon
or of the victory belongs wholly to the FRENCH who
fought with the greatest bravery.
Private accounts from Dantzic state that the
Der of prisoners will not exceed 1900, and that they
have been sent TO Iedsund. An overwhelming dis
play of force made by the allies. Fifteen sail of
the line within range OF the fortress. The al
lies fired 90 pieces of cannon
! Admiral Napier has issued notice warning all
neutral vessels to leave the port of Riga before the
10th of August. 1t is therefore surmised that Riga
will be the next point of attack
! General paraguay de Killers made narrow eS
A hon hinoa an
Abide Camp with whom he conversng.
The AuStrians entered Walacha on the 18th ult
Prussia was arming at all points
BERLIN, Aug 18-A semi Official article in the
Prussian Correspondence says that the evacuation OF
the princpalites by the Russians does not fulfill all
the objects of the alliance of the two great German
powers, but that it grants more than was demanded
by the note dated Vienna, June Sd. The supple
mentary article of reciprocal obligations of the two
powers is therefore executed. II other steps are
considered necessary for the interest of Germany
fresh conventions must take place between the con
tracing powers the subject of the cooperation IN
sense of the PrussIan treaty of the goth of April last
The Russian steamer Waadimer sailed out boldly
at Kosloo coaled, destroyed two Turkish briggs and
made off safely
The expedition to Crmea is only temporarily de-
layed until the abatement Of the cholera and fever
among the troops.
The cholera had considerably abated al Varna,
Schumla and ConstantinOple 1t mad been teartully
GREEcE.--King Ohio refuses to dishand his irregu-
lar troops.
ENGLAND-A collision took place on the South
Exeter and Brighton railway, by which three persons
were killed, and one hundred badly injured.
The ship Shander, of Glasgow destroyed by
fIe on her passage from Glasgow to Montreal on the
Sd ult The crew and passengers were saved.
SPAIN.-Barcelona again quiet About 100
cases of cholera reported daily a, Madrid, but
the malady had assumed mIlder form.
NO had bic ~, \ bn
constitution, and declared his government merely a
continuation of that of the de ceased King.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Sixty thousand Russians are
concentrating the right bank of the Pruth under
General Luders, to cover the Russian hota on the
Danube.
The report of the defeat of the Turks, near Kars
is repeated.
The Varna correspond, Mt of the London Times gives
tnghtful account of the cholera. He estimates
that from 10000 to Il, 900 dead disabled "
to the moment of the Decentralization.
Y VIENNA, Aug 22.-Henry Wethernstein & Son have
! alcJ--,hcrr liabilities arc five millions forms.
ArcbangeI was efcctnaly bIockaded on the 3th
LONDON Aug. 23.--Messro Mnrpurno & Co., Gen
eral Commission Merchants, have faIic. IrI; La
, htcs large
q The London money market is more active, IN con
, sequence of the payment of E3O0O0O sterling of The
Turkish loan
Later Havana
New ORLEANS, Sept. 3.--The Steam Ship CahaWba
has arrived at this port from New York Via Havana
;, which latter port she left on the 31st ut.
, The Havana papers publish Royal Decree an
; nouncng the removal Of Captain General Pezucla
\ who, it reported, was to have sailed for Spain
$ i'll the steamer the ID inst. General Concha, his
successor is expected ne< week.
Six hundred and fifty more soldiers have arrived
al Havana from Spain
- Martin Gallant has arrived, and has been appOn
, ted to the Treasury Office