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

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-lhe collins steamship Al
lanc, Capt. Eldridge, arrived this afternoon, from
Liverpool on the 23d ultimo
The Atlantic brings little news, except in relation
10 the Spanish lnSurrectOn accounts of the progress
and prospects of which somewhat conflicting:
AS near we can Judge from the reports, ODon-
nell had taken such efectual measures tor crushing
outbreak should any occur that after thirty hours
hard fighting in Madrid the citizens and National
Guards surrendered, and were Immediately disarmed.
Madrid was tranquil
At Barcelona and elsewhere the outbreaks were
trifing, and were speedily suppressed.
Sarragossa is the headquarters of the nsurrec-
toniss, where it is reported that more than legal
quorum of the Cortes were assembled, proclaimng
liberty and the constitution"
Narvaez and other adherents of ex-Queen Christina
were Fastening to the frontier
Napoleon had ordered troops to the frontier
A letter to the Spanish legation at Paris says that
the difficulty between Mexico and Spain had been
honorably adjusted.
The following the failures alluded 10 in reports
by previous steamers: John Nunns, cotton broker,
Liverpool Joseph Wright & Co., spinners, Stock
port; Lowe Lane, commission merchants, Manches
ter; Baxter & Co., and four other houses. Llabili-
lies large assets small.
The MARKETs.-The advces from this side per
steamship Asia had no effect on the Liverpool cotton
market, which closed unchanged, and firm at the
rates of the previous Friday: Fair Orleans I'd; mid.
ding Orleans, Gid 16d.; fair uplands, 6ad.;
middng uplands, 6bd. s-16d. Sales of the three
days. q 900 bales including 1000 on speculation
and 4,50O for export.
The Liverpool breadstuffs market was firm, but
transactions to only moderate extent. The
better qualities of flour SITTER but not quOtabiy
higher, while the poorer grades rather easier.
Wheat had advanced Id. Cd, chiefly the poorer
qualities. Corn was dull of sale but prices were
firm
The Liverpool provision market had undergone nc
change since the departure of the Arabia.
The weather in England was stormy and unsettled
ConsOs for money closed at S5S.
In the British Parliament the Earl of Malmesbury
called attention to the difficulty between Brazil and
England arising out of the treatment of the British
minister at Rio Janeiro, in question concerning
The slave trade and particularly insisted on the value
of retaining the friendship of Brazil IN case OF wal
Lord Clarendon explained that Brazil had no III
will towards Great Britain.
Parliament would probably he prorogued on the
26th ult.
Serious riots occurred at the camp at Aldersholt
the nights of the 7th and 18th ult, between some
German troops and the 4lst regiment Two Ger
mans were killed. and several soldiers wounded or
both sides The immediate cause of the outbreak i:
not known, but there had been for time ar
alarming state of excitement at the camp.
SPAIE.-The latest accounts state that the Corte
had removed TO Arragon, where under Gen. Enfante
they intended 10 make war upon Queen Isabella anc
| her ministry in the name of Liberty and the Con
siution."
1ne Lonuo" Ale0 dnu oIIeE Pdpeio boy 1ii"O U1e
instruction was encouraged by the O'Donnell party
Espartero is the very stronghold of the liberals
1t Is believed that Generals Currea and Falcon tried
partisans of Esperato the head of the Natona
Guards of Saragossa.
Eighty five members of the Cortes, more than one
third of the whole body. hold their formal meeting
in SaragosSa.
dispatch received in Paris says that when th'
news Of O'Donnels accession reached Saragoss
the captain general convened the civil authorities
and officers of the National Guard and, after debate
resolved on resistance