Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-22

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The London Times of Monday says that Austria
will probably not declare war against Russia, bu'
that the Austrian army viii be increased In the
Principalties to 100000 men.
SPAIN.-Spain is tranquil, the country having once
more settled down under the new administration
MARKETS.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The weather is fine, and the
harvest nearly over. Wheat is Is. 10 IS. per qT
lower on the week.-Mrs.. is the top price.
Consols closed at $50.
The harvest in Great Britain and on the Continent
is now abundant.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 5.-Wheat is As. TO Is. lower for
the week
Ga, Day LATER from Europe.
New YORK Sept 19-The steamship Atlantic
with Liverpool dates to the 9th instant, arrived here
today.
The report Il at Russia had Internationally refused
to accept The proposals of peace rendered by the four
powers has been confirmed. cabinet council was
held at Vienna Immediately on the receipt OF the re-
ply from Russia, and the Austrian and swedish Min
isers it was expected would speedily leave on mis-
sion to ST. Petersburg.
Bomersund had not vet been dismantled
Affairs on the Danube and the Black Sea are IN
changed
Prince Albert and the Kings of Portugal and Bel
GUM, with the Emperor Louis Napoleon, at Bou-
logne,
Queen Christina is reported to have become insane
the effects of recent excitement. Christmas chill
dren bad arrived in England
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6.-The demand for cotton is
moderate, and prices rather in favor of buyers
The sales during the past three days amount to ~,
900 bales. Breadstufs are heavy, with an improve
men at the close. Sales Of white wheat at IS IS.
3d. Baltimore and Philadelphia -four 28S. Sales OF
western canal -four at 27s. Ohio flour, rs a 3OS.
Yellow corn 25s Cd mixed 34s Cd; white
corn 36s.
G.. 4 I,.,Uip Ianli DnH
Cd flour Is New English wheat of good quality is
freely selling at 8s IS. Sd. for white, and Is -.
Cd for red Consols closed at 95 958.
The steamers the Baltic Sea continue to recon
nOtre the coast OF Finland.
1t is still doubted whether the Black Sea exped'-
ton is destined for SebastopoI or Annapa
The French siege artillery had arrived at Con-
stantinope.
The Russians had captured and taken into >cbas-
topol another Turkish vessel
Gen. Guon had been appointed to the command OF
the Turkish army Asia Musapha Pasha had
been disgraced.
Nom-ArrIval of the Atla"tIc-Fears Cor Her Safety
New YORK, Sept. 1S.-The arrival of the screw
steamer Ottawa at Quebec which left Liverpool on
the 5lh inst one day before the day of sailing OF
the Atlantic has caused fears to be entertained
for her safety. The Atlantic will be out thirteen
days so-day.
Later from Rio Jancrio.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is The ship Grey Eagle
arrived here day from Rio, with dates to August
18th reports that coffee is scarce and the pert healthy
Further Particulars of the Riot In New Orleans
The New Orleans papers state that it is difficult tc
get the true origin of the late dsgraceful riot in
that cty The Courier says that orig inated from
an lrishman killing the dog of H. T Sherman, be-
cause be attacked him and tore his clothes Mr.. 5
followed the Irshman, and endeavored to get watch
man arrest him. The halter refused, the grount
that he would be exceeding his duty, quarre
then ensued between the two, which resulted in the
arrest of Mr. S. This on Thursday. On Sat
urday night fifty or sixty persons repaired to the
residence of Mr.. sherman, III consequence of rumor
that his house to be attacked by the wntchmeI
and the Irish. Nothing occurred during the night
however, beyond the firing of few pistols by Tit
party assembled, in order. 1t alleged attract thu
watchmen to the spot. On Sunday morning rumor
were circulated through the city that there had beer
serious riot during the previous ght. These falls
rumors, put ahoat, no doubt, by parties anxious TO
a row, had the desired effect. The Pcayune srys
| On Sunday considerable excitement manifest
ed, the affair having assumed the appearance of
conflict between the natives and Irish, and KNOBS O
men seen standing about the streets conver,ing
After night report gained rcuaton that he armo
ry on the of ST. Charles and Heva streets wa
to be attacked by the Irish, and very crowd
three or four hundred men assembled in and abou
Lafayette Square, with the avOWed intention OF pre-
tectng the armory from attack.
! About II o'clock number of these men marche
in procession up TchoupitouIas street, and when nea
st. Marys market the hiring again began, but 1t
impossible for US to learn who commenced it. 1h
Irish occupied the market and beer garden in tn
vicinity, from both of which places considerable
firing was kept up. Several persons were badly
and, we fear, fatally wounded Among the latte
was named Fitzpatrick, who was shot in tn
head, near st. Mary's market, and Waterman Mona
han was badly wounded in the left side. Neither
these parties are expected 10 live In addition Lieu
Webb reports that officer Mcmahon shot an
slightly wounded, and several others seriously.
Mr. Grnneil. one of the firm of Leeds & Co., wa
shot in two places while walking quietly with
friend in Delord street, of the balls striking hil
in the mouth, and seriously inuring him. Recordt
Summers, we hear, was shot at several times, bu
was not touched LIent. Hand reports having take
double barreled shotgun from Stephen D Lear,
eXChief of Police, near st. Marys market by ordt
of the Mayor and carried ii to the watch house.
Mr.. Green, the gentleman who walking wit
Mr.. Grnnell, was shockngiy beaten by an infuriate
and savage mob, Neither of these gentlemen ha
any thing to do with the riot, but were attacke
without the slightest prOvocaton.
The neighbOrhOod i'll which these excuses occu
red is surrounded all sides by the lowest and mo
filthy groggeres which are the resorts, by day al
: night, of crowds of IawIess men, most of whom 6
J habitually armed, and when their passions are il
famed by the dete<table compounds they imbibe, {
not hesitate to use their weapons upon any wi
may be obnoxious to them
DEATH OF DR.. W1LDMAN.-A gain does death c.
upon us to record his triumphs!
The reader every where will learn with pain
the death by yellow fever, of Dr. P. H. Wildma
which took place at his residence in this city abo
; six O'Clock last evening This is most sad eve
for the deceased fell noble sacrifice TO his efforts
relieve the sick. He went night and day, in sunshi
and storm, sleeping oener in his carriage than in
bed, and paying sometimes many as eighty al
one hundred visits during a single night. Sever