Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-06
Further Foreign Items.

Napoleon has deferred his departure for the Crl-
mea until the result of the conference al vienna was
ascertained.
IrALY-It is reported that serious revolutionary
movement. headed by Mazzin, had been discovered
in Rome Both the French and Austrian troops were
held in readiness to suppress 1t.
WAR NEws-The French rockets had set hre to
Sebastopol in several places The disgrace OF Men,
schikoff is confirmed. Russia has again Pronlolteo
the navigation of the Lower Danube Inc aihes mad
despatched instructions 10 Vienna that the death OF
the Gear had not changed their views regarding the
RussIA-There was much discomfort at st. Peters
burg. large body of the mobiles had addressed
manifesto 10 Alexander against armng inc seris.
Later from California.
New ORLEANS March 31.-The steamer Daniel
Webster has arrived from Sau Juan with California
dates to the 9th instant. The bank excitement had
mostly subsidized, but the suspended banks had not
yet resumed. and probably will except Messrs.
Page & Bacon Messrs. Chappin, Sawyer & Co.
and S. B. Conroy have failed.
The Supreme Court of the State has decided that
persons enclosing land in the mining regions cannot
hold it against the miners
From Oregon there is intelligence that an arrange
ment has been entered into for the embarrassment OF
Indian titles to all lands in Willamette Valley.
From Nicaragua there is OF the death OF Cho-
nero, and it thought the revolution was over,
and that quiet would soon be restored.
The Daniel Webster was brought 10 by Spanish
papers examined
The Star of the West sailed from San Juan on the
oath ult., for New York. with 100000 In gold
from California.
The steamer Star of The West arrived at New
York on the 3d. with San Francisco dates to the 9th
ult. She brings S239 900 in gold. She encountered
severe gales the whole trip home, and had to touch
at Key West for coal.
General J. Estroda had succeeded Chemorro in the
direction of Nicaragua affairs, and is Commander
| and Chief of re army.
The British war steamer Devastation was at Sar
Juan.
The news from California is of little Interest,"
Business exceedingly depressed and monetary
affairs stringent.
The house of Messrs Wells, Fargo & Co. was
going ahead as formerly, but it was doubtful wher
| Messrs Page, Bacon & Co. would resume-alI thu
| other bank failures are bad ones.
| At Sonora the deposiiors broke open the vaults o.
| Messrs. Adams & Co, through committee. ano
paid themselves, leaving balance behind of $4,000
| The rains continued and the miners were actively
engaged but owing to the scarcity Of coin. but little
dust had been bought.
The KEN river diggngs have been attracting thou
sands of persons, and it is represented as the riches
| yet discovered.
Francisco who swindled him out of $1,000, hal
been found guilty of murder, but recommended t.
mercy.
John Faber who killed Mansfield, of the Sal
Joaquin Republic, as been pardoned
| Nearly every article of merchandise has declined
| Haxall Flour was selling at S12 so. Crushed Suga
at 133 IA cents Lackawanna Coal at S13 81;
60. Spirits of Turpentine IS 70 cents. New Mea
Provisions selling at rather lower prices. Al
liquors have declined fully 25 per cent. There is Ut
news from the Pacific ports.
1t reported at San Francisco that Alvin Ad
ans has been held liable, general parter for III
debts of Messrs. Adams & Co.
The publishers of the g California Statesman" hav
sued Senator Gwin to recover $20,On0 damages 70
breach of contract, Mr.. Gwin having failed to
tain the Statesman according TO contract. Tn
| Statesman was Mr.. OWNS Sacramento organ.
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