Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
ARRIVAL of THE CANAn1..-
FOUR DAYS LATEp rpo,r

Hoon "a 1A1ER FROM EUROPE
QUEBEC, Sept 9-Ihe steamer Canadian 49,.
uit-four DAYS later laws W Tue 9th
Inc Cunard steamer Arabia. about which
tears were entertained, arrived out on the 95IS many
Inc news by this arrival is unimpor,ant ~
steamer City OF Baltimore and Fulton both s, Inc
on the 9th yum sailed
ENGLAND.-A grand dinner was given ;.
Guards at the Surrey Gardens on the 25tb, at the
two thousand persons were present. "nlch
Sir William Temple, the British Minister 70 NJ
Piles, Lord Palmersons only brother, is dead " va
large Chartists meeting had been held at r.,
morton, to welcome the return of John r.. LOO
FRANcE-The affairs of France were dnii =,
Emperor and his family continue at Biaritz NJ Inc
leon, it was said, was suffering much from d;soaPo
liver. "'SeaSed
SPANNING definite intelligence had been roo,;..,
of affairs in Spain. The Government was nIeu
occupied in appointing new officers to all tba
departments, chiefly from the liberal party. l. rvl
announced that decree would appear in fo,r was
suppressing the whole National Guard and Ways
Province of Madrid had already been disarmad Tue
PoRTuGAL.-The bread riots had been snnuro,..,
The cholera was declining at Lisbon. great ro ooeu,
arrests among The troops and the citizens had ba ay
made in consequence of the recent riots ~ "oeh
val of French squadron at Tagus caused mnOb alrl
element. The harvest was over, and was nnosn e1'
favorable than at first anticipated The v;non uN-
complete failure. Disease had appeared amon WIRE
cattle. 'ne
ITALY.-It was reported that the King of Manila.
demands to submit his differences with the Euronea0
powers to European Congress. FN"'
| 1t was zumored that collision had occurred ..
Palermo between the Neapolitan and Swiss troons ="
The crops throughout the Neapolitan KINGDOM
have partially failed.
AUsTRIA-The government has ordered the seouo.
tered property of the Lombard exiles TO be sold
! PRUssIA-The recent piratical attack on . pr,
fho IF
intense excitement at Berlin, but it was probably ;r
correct that Prussia had invoked the aid of Franc
and England, the feeling being that Prussia shonH
herself undertake the chastisement of the piratpe
Russia has volunteered two three ships 10 aid anv
expedition that Prussia may fit out
| DENMARK.-Great hopes are entertained that Emo
land will speedily accede TO the plan of capitazrr
the sound dues The English minister, who had
been home to confer with his government on the sub
| iect, had returned and strengthened these homes
Nearly three thousand vessels passed the sound dur
ing the past month, of which twenty-five were
American.
SwEDEN.--The cholera had made lis appearance
at Stockholm. Gen. Bodsco, the Russian Military
Envoy, was the first victim.
TURKEY.-ConstantinOp dates 10 the 18th of
August had reached England. The Russian reply
gives hopes of the surrender of Belgrade. Hassen
Pasha receives Kars from the Russians
In 1854, Mr.. Fillmore made speech in Louisville,
KY In the Journal of the 18th of March, of thai
year. it is reported. In abiding to the death of Gen
Taylor, Mr.. Fillmore said
"Ihough he had been for many years politician
he could say that the only sleepess nights he had eve
passed on account of political anxiety; was that OF
which Gen. Taylor died. His seeplessness arose from
his deep feeling of weight of the duties Unexpectedly
devolved upon him. He reviewed during the hours
of that Mi ht his own opinions and life. HE WAS
SENSIBLE THAT HE HAD DRUNK IN WITH
HIS MOTuEPiS MIX AND HAD CHERISuET
FROM YOUTH UP, A FEELING, EVEN A PRE-
! IIIlICE AGAINST SLAVERY