Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19
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HALIFAX, Sept. 13 The Cunard steamship Ara
bia. Captain Stone from Liverpool 4h inst. arrived
extra steamer. The Collins steamship Atlantic,
Captain Eldridge. sailed from Liverpool on Wednes-
day Sd inst, Tor New York. The steamship Kan
garoo, from Philadelphia, arrived at Liverpool on
the Sd.
The London Star asserts that the governments of
France and England have each proposed terms rea-
tive TO Spanish affairs, and communications arr un.
derstood 10 have passed between them of an un-
friendly character.
The Star further says that an opinion has fund
its way to the other side of the Atlantic that Eng
land is ready TO make every concession in order to
obtain the friendship of the United States and that
this decision had heen to in the event of pos
slbe rupture with France.
The Times officially announces that the report that
the Portuguese government applied to Eng land for
the aid of British squadron The occasion of the
recent riots in Lisbon is destitute of foundation
The Persian ambassador in Paris is about 10 pro-
ceed to London TO terminate the Anglo Persian dis
pute, offering full satisfaction provided Mr. Murry be
recalled.
The Times has another leader on Mr.. Marcy's
maritime proposition.
The Post estimates the cost of the Russian war at
eighty millions sterling
ne health OF the Emperor of France exctes much
discussion. He is said to be suffering from DANCE
rous maady, but lis exact nature is concealed from
the public.
The Spanish government has not vet published the
decrees ossovng the Cortes and fixing elections
At the latest dates Lisbon was quiet but crcum-
stances prove that the late roit was political in it's
sources,
Discomfort is spreading in Italy, and alarm exists
in Naples, in consequence of a movement of the
Murat party, who have been circulating proclama,
ton in Naples.
THE LATEST
The ship Kent had arrived from Melbourne 10th
June, with 80 900 ounces OF gold Trade in Austria
Ii was satisfactory.
The prospeced campaign of the Russians against
the Circassians is Indefinitely postponed.
"" Is your land of good quality :" whispered a
travelling gentleman, who had lost his voice, TO
farmer leaning his hoe. /" First rate" was the
reply, 81 there is no better land anywhere-we can
raise anything on it." 81 wish, them" continued
the old man. making deperate attempt to speak loud
"you would raise my voice"
RECEIPTS BREApsrUFFs AT New YoRK-The
New York Post thus up the receipts of bread
sufs at that port for the year ending the a1st of
| August
The receipts of -four in The four mouths ending
3lst December, 1855, after which they stopped were
493,242 bhIs; while the spring and summer receipts
from lst April to 31st July, 1856, were only lOsO-
582 do The fall receipts of wheat from September
to 3lst December. were 3663.774 bushels; anA The
| -pring receipts, from lst April 3lst July 2 TO,
3o8 do The fall receipts of corn, from the lar of
September 10 the 31s December, were 972 327
bushels; and those of spring and summer, from LIT
May to Aug 81, 3,5O3,448 do.
Corn appears thus TO have come to market in great
er quantity in the spring and summer of this YEAR
than in the fall of last year