Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
s.v,n DAVIS Later from Europe.

,r.o steamers Ericsson and Arabia arrived at
100 York on the 18th inst from Liverpool. The
e.. vessel brings Liverpool dates to the 18th and the
Litter to the 3lst ult.
The general news by the Ericsson is as follows
New Russian loan is spoken of, part to be offer
=, London and part at Hamburg.
The Italian question is still unsettled.
# is rumored that the Pope proposes Congress
r The Italian Sovereigns in Rome, with Plenipoten.
:ias from France and Austria.
Denmark is putting her fleet in an effective state.
The Spanish government is taking energetic meas.
VOC against Mexico.
The Breadstufs market closed with small specu.
\ Iatve demand,
The E.aeror Napoleon is considering scheme for
tormipg terms rial nobility in Algeria
Great Britain Discussion In Parliament O Amer
lean Affairs.
In the Hous of Lords the Earl of Elgin moved for
tbe transm ssion of the dispatches relative 10 the
ending g. troops to Canada, when discussion en-
sued (which Lord Clarendon expressed good feeling
,owa rs the United States, but said the Government
leaned to recall Mr.. Champion.
Ge said that Great Britain had made the amplest
biology the United States IN regard 10 the recruit
EnU business but could not consent to the recall of
I MI Champion. He also said that an offer had been
made TO refer the Central American affair TO arbra.
ton, but had not yet been accepted. That Great
Britain was animated by the most friendly feelings
towards the United States and this would be admit
ted by them. That Notwithstanding this, language
had been used in Congress, which, if used IN Great
Britain would have been denounced as tending to
embroil the two countries. And, finally that if, as
Lord Egn had stated, five minutes conversation be-
tween Mr. Marcy and himself would suffice to settle
The business he would willingly meet Mr.. Marcy
midway the Atlantic.
The Sunday music question continued to agitate
tho formed
for the promotion of Sunday music In the Parks
but Lord PalmerSton and the Arch Bishop of Canter
bury had resoluteIy set their faces against 1t.
Doctor Palmer the prisoner, had been sentenced to
death.
project has been started in Liverpool for Joint
stock company to build a railroad in Costa Rca from
Puna Arenas 10 the river Bareca
The Ericsson brings SO passengers. She passed
on the 28th the steamer City of Baltimore.
The Persia is to be withdrawn for a short time to
make alterations with the view of greater speed.
By the Arabia we learn that the steamer CITY of
Baltimore arrived out on he 28th, and the steamer
Glasgow on the Goth.
The news by this arrival is quite interesting. The
public mind in England had again been excited in re
gard TO the aspect of American relations.
Great BritaIn-ExcItememt American Affairs.
The news of Padre Wills reception, following so
closely on Lord Clarendon's amcahle advances in
creaSes the excitemen in regard TO American affairs
is rumored that Lord Elgin will 60 plenipoten-
lary to Washington as The last chance of averting
war.
The London Times in reference to the recognition
Of Will, says: 1t If the demands one side
and concessions on the other have reached the ut
most limit, and suggests that the United States send
to London a special ambassador, accredit the pre-
sent Minister with plenipotentiary power 10 settle
the dispute amicably.
On the Goth the Bank of England reduced It's min
mum rate of discount to per cent
The arrangements for the British deputation to at
tend the Cars coronation have been completed The
Earl Of Granville heads the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas and Mir. Philip Dallas attend
ed the Queens drawing room reception.
Mr.. Dallas had been invited to dine with the Judg
at the Lord Mayors, but declined in consequence
of business with Lord Clarendon.
The Latest.
LONDON May 3O.-Tt is rumored to-day that Lore
EIgn will be sent as minister penipotentiary tc
Washington for the adjustment of the Central Ameri
can difficulty. Another rumor says that Sir Henry
Buwer will be the envoy.