Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

accounts received by the Arabia it would seem that
various insurrectionary outbreaks had occurred at
Salragossa and at other points in Span evidently the
natural result of the recent arbitrary measures Of
the Spanish Government, well as the general I'M
popularity of the Queen and her favorite. Madrid I
and the whole province were in state of seige-I
The details are obscure, but the outbreak at Sara.
gossa was said to have been the premature explosion
OF deeply laid conspiracy in which General Concha
was implicated. The latest rumors state that the
insurgents, after being defeated had been join
ed by the Garrison of Huesca, and had made another
stand.
There Is something characteristic in the attacks
made upon the Queen of Spain for her open and no.
tOrous profigacy and wantonness. 1t is not so much
against the affair itself that objection is made, but
because the favorte is not a clever fellow If he
were it would appear though the Spanish people
would regard it perfectly constitutional arrange
men:, and one of which the Queens husband could
have no just reason to complain.
| 0G- 1t appears that the Democrats of New Hamp-
shire have carried that State having triumphed over
all coalitions.
! P. S. Still later accounts from the New Hampshire
election place the matter in doubt if indeed the Wing
and Freesoil Coalition have not carried the Legisla-
ture. If so, John P. Hale will be chosen United
| States Senator, from that State.
/ MuRDER-The HIlsborO Recorder states that on
Saturday last at Chapel Hill, Mr.. James Davis car
penter by trade had his throat by Joseph Brock
we'll, and died few minutes after receiving the
wound Davis was a respectable man and leaves q
wife and child 10 lament his untimely fate. Brock
we'll is in prison
in do
scribing some of his adventures in Baffin's Bay in
1853, has an account of the cecaves and their
echoes which is quite interesting
"Some of the bergs were worn in Deep vaul. like
chasms, through which way was practicable to
broader caverns within. In the crystal solitudeS
echoes startling.
CA whistle-your whstle-you could hardly
recognise for the length and clearness of the ring
the cang OF a ramrod heard running down the
. whole length of an army in review and when you
spoke your words repeated through the motion
less atmosphere in syllables almost long as your
II breath could hold out to make them tried hex
ameer we used to quote at home and it came back
to in slow and distinct utterance word for word.
There is certain cousin of mine whom remember
annoying in school days. for the despatch with
It which he could say his prayers of frosty night be-
o. fore jumping in bed. My cousins entire raons of
winter prayers, thought, would have been repeated
. to him by single effort Of these echoes
o Later from Europe.
HALIFAX, March 15.-The Arabia arrived here to.
IL day. Her political is not important The
is Eastern question is unchanged. 1t is reported that
8 AuStria sides with the Western powers.
n MARKETs.-Flour had declined two shiIlings; Corn
, two shillings; Wheat four pence Cotton had &c.
- clned sixteenth. The sales OF the week amount
k ed to thirty thousand bales.
n FARTHER BY THE ARABIA.
10 No hostilies yet on the Danube, or Asia, owing
! to the heavy
|" France and England insist that Russia must evacu
N ate Principaes the Goth Of April
s. despatch from Vienna states, that an Austrian
Manifesto expected in a few days, announcing
that Austria will occupy Bosnia and Servia
Great panic had ensued at Vienna Bourse. A Rus
p sian paper says the Cars answer to Napoleon VII
re be nearly as follows
?, If his Imperial Majesty will extend his hands tt
= me-, as extend mine am ready TO forget the NOR
IL LITIGATION have experienced harsh though it be.
re Them and then only can discuss the subject treat
ed of in his letter Let the French feet prevent thu
H. Turks from transporting achievements to the thea
: ire Of war; and let them send me Plenipocntiary
to negotiate. and will receive him as BELTS his char
le acter
to The conditions already made known TO the Confer
it ence at Vienna, the sole basis which | vii
! consent to treat.
=" A dispatch from Vienna dated on the 9th. says
II Austria has decided to Join the Western Powers an
al compel Russia to evacuate the Principalites.
n France and England continue their armament o
III an immense scale.
at Sir Charles Napier is appointed to the command {
"' the allied fleets in the Baltic.
Twenty ships have already assembled at Spitheat
The ice in the Baltic was breaking up and the Ru;
,' sian fleet ready to sail from Constadt.
d doubtful rumor prevailed that the Gar had la
an embargo all British vessels in Russian ports
as The Russians were preparing TO cross the Danube
o~ Omar Pasha was preparing to check the Russian
The Turks occupy place north of the Danub
OF except Kalafat.
is Several unimportant skirmishes have taken pac
al Another Convoy of Is 900 preparing
I leave ConsaEtnOple.
So The Greek Insurgents had been defeated Art
The Greek government apologzed to Turkey, ar
Try dismissed the Minister of police.
but New Hampshire Election.
The CoScoRD, N. H., March 14-The election f
Governor and members of the Legislature of this Sta
H.; took place in this State to-day The wings and fire
'''' sellers had petty fully united and the contest hi
very animated. The 9th ward of this city has lu
the been heard from, which elects two wing represent
1 tives This ward elects two democrats last year,
0'N the result is Indicative of large whg and free
I'M gain throughout the State.
yn- SECOND DISPATCH.
ia. CONCORD, March l4.-Suicient returns are in
~ show that Baker, the democratic candidate for 90
"' ernor is elected His majority in this city is go.
ner All the strong coalition heard from and
ted the vote in the others in last year. the DEF
of ocrats will haye 35 majority in the House. T
NOT Senate is in doubt. CONCORD elects coalition al
2 democrats to the House.
Terrible Steamboat Acknowledgements Liv
OUT Lost-Stenmer Caroline Destroyed by Fire.
LOUISVILLE, March 14.-The steamer Carolir
,ne running to Memphis, was burnt on Sunday, the 81
49, near the mouth of the White river, the fire hayi
P'' caught between decks and spread rapidly among