Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-15


New YORK, August 1.-THE Cunard steamer Asia
from Liverpool with dates to Saturday the goth ult
arrived here this afternoon about five o'clock She
brings 80 passengers.
The Cunarj steamer Zebra, plying between Liver
pool and Havre, had gone ashore at Ligard Point
The crew and passengers were saved
ENGLAND In Parliament a discussion had occur
red on Spanish affairs. Lord Palmelston, in answer
to question: stated that there was nothing at pre-
sent which could lead any way TO an interference
by the French government in the affairs of SPAIN
That the Emperor OF France, as a Just man. would
feel that foreign interference would be unjust He
was also man of great sagacity, and events had
shown that interference heretofore with Spanish Diff
cuItes had been attended with dis ,ster to those in
terferng There was 10 reason he said. for annre
hending that Napoleon had any such intention
The London Times mentions a project to start
line of steamers between Odessa and New York
touching at MarseilIes ana Smyrna
LONDON, Sau1 day.-The Morning Advertiser saws
that the American question may be regarded as viz
tually settled and it will probably be announced in
the speech of Her Majesty on the Propagation of Par
Lament. The terms agreed on are that the Bay
Islands revert TO Honduras, that Republic pedging
itself TO cede them to any other power or allow
interference with their affairs. America it is said
heartily acguiesces in this arrangement and Joins
in The tripartate treaty with Honduras to carry
the agreement into effect, France also is a consen-
ting party to the agreement, and has expressed a
readiness to sign the treaty ii is deemed necessary
FRANcE.-The intentions of the French govern.
ment regarding Spain had been the subject of much
ation in Paris. 1t is said that if General o.
Donnei DO successful France CT n have no occasion
10 interfere. On The other hand should the Liberals
succeed and the Queen be req lred to addIcate in
favor of the Princess Austrassus, with Espartero as
Regent, neither would France interfere But if the
Duchess Monpenser should become the next heir to
the throne, should Republic be proclaimed, then
France would invade Spain. Prince Lucien Bona
parte had gone on mission to Madrid.
SPAIN.-Advices to the 18th of July give official
accounts Of the instruction Of the National Guard
They were almost entirely disarmed. Domiciliary
visits were being made 10 secure all the arms in the
hands of the citizens. Numerous arrests had also
been made at Madrid Of the Royal troops it is es
timated that forty or fifty had been killed and one
hundred wounded during the disturbances The
loss OF The insurgents is not known. The fighting at
Barcelona lasted for two days. A portion of the
troops at Saragossa remain faithful to the Queen
The government was despatching all the available
troops towards this last stronghold of the insurrec
onlss, with orders not TO fight in the Streets but 10
lombard the city from the adjoining forts.
Later advIces announce that Madrid was TRANQUIL,
ESpartero was still there, but ODonnel had offered
him passports 10 any part of Spain, or to 20 abroad
Pnvaie accounts say that the royal troops showed
great feroclty al Madrid having butchered severaI
companies of the National Guards after surrenderino
Marshal Narvaez offered his services 10 ODonne1I
alter the affair commenced. He has been appointed
Minister to Paris.
Later.
PARIS, July 24.-The royal troops of Spain are
masters of every point in Barceona but still remain
under arms. Preparations are making to execute all
those taken with arms oN'0 wi
The London Sun says that twelve hundred persons
were KILLED in the streets of Barcelona The people
iougn1 oenlnd barrcades, with determined courage
tor three days, when their leaders deserted
Railroad Acknowledgement Persons Killed and
Wounded.
PHILADELPHIA, August The Baltimore up train
last night ian over cow Gray's Ferry and was
detained till near daylight this morning Several
persons are reported to have been killed and wounded
SECOND DISPATCH.
severely IRjured-None Killed.
PHILADELPHIA, August 6.-Three passenger cars
were demolished, and number of passengers iniur-
ed, but none killed.