Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-02
Later from T. ur0pe.

| Later from Europe.
The Steamer Arago, arrived at New York on the
23d, and the Arabia at Halifax on the day
The Araso brings Liverpool dates to the 9th and the
Arabia to the 18th inst. The latter brings no news
of importance.
Among the passen gers by the Arago are the Hon.
| James Buchanan and N. Dubois, minister from Hol-
| land 10 the United States.
The Arago left C0wes on the morning of the 10Th.
She came south of the Banks, experienced moderate
weather, and saw no lee
She brings the second edition OF Wednesdays (he
9th) London Times.
The steamship Edinburgh, from New York, ar
rived in the CLYDE on the 4th. I he Hermann, also
from New York, arrived eoff Cowes on the 9Th and
the Arabia from Boston, at Liverpool on the same
| day
| 5th.
The two English steamers that went in search of
the Pacific had returned TO Galway after fruitless
cruise OF nine days.
| The proceedings of the Peace Congress continue.
It is said that Austria gives trouble by persstently
refusing to fix the time for eyacuating the principal
tiles Auslra's preteXt is the necessity of protect
ing the country against disorder until a regular ad
mnistration shall have been established though she
is bound by the treaty to quit the ottoman territory
on the conclusion OF peace.
Russia, ii is said strong adheres to Austra's po-
sition.
Later intelligence, however, states that the Austrian
| troops were leaving the prncipalites
| The French army is 10 be reduced from six hun.
dred thousand to four hundred thousand troops.
It is believed that Russia will send an ambassador
to Turin as soon as the notifications exchanged.
| Advices from ST. Petersburg state that the proh-
btion OF the export of Russian produce has been
peated.
| The Car had issue a ukase, stating that the two
fleets hitherto maintained by Russia in the Black Sea
and Sea of AZoff not 10 be reinstaIed.
Many grain. laden vessels ying at Odessa have re.
ceived orders to proceed 20 Marsees A consider
able fall had taken place in the market at the latter
place in consequence.
l 1t was reported in Berlin that the British cabinet
had decided to reject the proposition for capital
cation of the Sound dues the terms offered by Den
mark, but would make a proposition itself.
! despatch from Paris states that the allies have
sent orders to their fleets to raise all bockades which
have kept Russian vessels in neutral ports.
The French government denies contemplating send
ing any expedition TO Madagascar, but advices from
Toulon show the contrary.
The Russian Minister of Finance issued notice
on the 9Th instant, that in consequence of the sign
ing OF treaty of peace, merchant vessels of the ives
) tern powers would be admitted 10 Russian ports.
LIE Nord states that the exchange of Publications
would be effected by the 2Oth
The English money market but little chang
ed. The funds, however, were rather heavy, and
foreign securities improving
\ w. D. Young, ship-owDer and insurance broker Of
Liverpool, had failed for a large amount
Further News by the Arabia.
HALIFAX, April "a -The foreign files by the Ara
bia contain the following additional items:
THE PEACE CoNGREss..-The festivities of the
Plenipotentiaries continue. Ali Pasha 10 give
grand ball in Christian style. banquet by the
Emperor to all the Plenipotentiares is appointed fol
the 18th
1t is said that the Russian Plenipotentaries pro
} posed that Count Buol, Ali Pacha and NJ Bour
quency should compose the commission to definitely
atr no w oil ochi hut
the proposal re ected, and persons who have no
taken an active part in the conference will be Sc
} Iec,ed
/ The Opnione of Turin gives, upon good authority
the conditions contained in the Treaty of Peace late
ly concluded at Paris. They affirmed to be al
Z follows:
First-The naturalization of the Black Sea Rus
+ STA not to keep there more than ten ships of wa
e armed, for the defence of her coasts. SecondNico
la eff is to be reduced 10 a merchant port, with al
engagement that ships of war shall be constructed
~ beyond the number agreed to as above. Third
Russia to allow consus from all the powers in tn
potts of the Black Sea and the Baltic Fourth
The Notifications of Bomarsund not TO he recon
sructed tltth-Russia cedes part of the territor,
of Bessarabia, comprising the fortress of Ismail
u Sixth-Russa renounces the exclusive protectorat
of the Danubian Princip qualities. Seven1h-Russi
equally renounces the exclusive protectorate of tn
VI Greeks in the Ottoman Empire. Eighth-The fire
o navigation of the Danube is guaranteed to all tn
. States, without exception Nnh-This article re
fers to commission which is to be sent into tn
Principates to study the questions of the frontier
= and the mode of government.
;, The CRIMEA-1he only news is the improve
h health of the French troops, both in the hospital
- and in the Crimea
EEGLAND.-The treaty of peace has caused severs
u failures in London among SPECTATORS. Syers, Wa
|. ker & Co., East India and general merchants. hav
# failed for f26O000. Assets consist chiefly of pro
duce which cost eco, 900, but which has undergon
! an ThA firm hod
4 in the East and West Indies the Cape of Good Hop,
j. Maurtius, &c.
n Saunders & Harrison, seed crushers, oil refner
, and soap makers, have also failed for 100000.
dividend hoped for of 15s. in the pound. The stop
D page OF this house used great surprise.
lie The liabilities of w. O. Young. ship owner an
e insurance agent, amount 10 Rl2O 600 Assets cons!
of ships and other unincumbered property, and ia
- dividend is hoped for.
~ Thomas Harrison, ship owner and asphalt make
ot Small direct Liabilities, but party to the accomm
d datior paper of Syers, Walker & Co. Violet
Is Nephew also nall liabilities, but mixed up wit
,s Syers Walker & Co.
ii On the 7th inst, the of G412 900 in geld fro
De Australia arrived at London
ID Mr.. Dallas, the American Minister had an audien,
n OF the Queen the 4th inst deliver his credel
" tials.
II The grand Naval Review by Queen Victoria of a
the ships that be collected is postponed till II
n 22d or 23d inst, by which time the treaty of peas
will be ratified
IA The Crimsan Inquiry Commission continues i
slttlngs. Lord Lucan was on trial.
Al Steamers are being fitted up to bring the arm