Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
Three Days Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, Sept. I2th.-The steamer Cambria ar:
rived here this afternoon with Liverpool dates the
30th.
The steamer Atlantic arrived out on the 2sth
The Arabia had been docked. She had sustained
but slight injury.
ENGLAND.-The conservatives were arranging for
their internal differences with view of making
grand attempt to overthrow Lord Palmerstons admin.
istration.
FRANcE.-The political news was unimportant-
The Emperor intends making a prolonged stay at
Braintz
Another prosecution of the members of the secret
society was progressing al Di ion.
The Berlin papers authortatively contradict the
recent statements relative TO the proposed Orleans
manifesto.
An earthquake occurred at Algeria on the 21st,
and several villages were destroyed.
SPAIN.-Tbe MadrA papers say that DEGREES were
about to appear dissovng the Cortes regulating the
press, remodelling the CANAL of State, and eestab
fishing the Constitution of 1S46.
Two hurdred prisoners had been embarke at Bar
ceonia for Cuba.
Sixteen civil Governors of Provinces had been dis
missed and their appointed. half from the
Progresista and half from The MooeradO parties
Authentic advces say that the Ministry continues
perfectly united and The Queeu places every conf.
dence in them.
The difficulty between Spain and Mexico was def
intely settled.
BELGIUM The free.trade Congress exctes consid-
era BILE attention IN England
troops were going on at Go0r the Rhine. The
reported erection Of line OF fortresses around Ber
| lin is confirmed.
ITALY.-The Austrian journals repeat the denial
of any increase of the Austrian forces in Italy, but
admit that the troops already there fully reach The
war strength.
| The Milan Gazette denies that Cicemachio was
shot by the Austrans, asserting that he drowned
| in attempting 10 cross the river Pc.
| The reported dsaheclion in the Neapolitan my
! is confirmed. 1t confirmed by certain regiments
having been ordered to work on the railway.
Franfort letter processes to give the ANALYSIS of
letter from the King of Naples to the Western
Powers The King considers the interference of the
| Western Powers encToachmpnt his indie
dence. He does not refuse the suggested reforms,
but considers the Neapolitan governme t the best
| judge of the matter He does not say, rtpor
ted that he will repel force bJ force, but hints that
if the real cause of grievance exists the part Of
the Western Powers be is open TO European Con-
gress.
chastsement Of the MontenegrIns for their recent
fanatical outrages. The Porte has also given
ed assurance to the Western Powers that the con-
cessions 10 the Christians will be observed
There is talk of tax on tobacco to realize two
hundred millions piasters.
RUssIA-It was rumored that an expedition of Rus.
slams against the Aasinlans was designed, hut The
rumor discreGited. Not single Russian soldier
had crossed 10 Ingour
CH1NA.-The dates from Hong Kong are 10 the
lOth OF July. and Shaughae to the 28th Of June
Exchange were firm The insurreclion progress
ing. The Canton tea market opened al 29 taels.-
! The crop of new silk was large.
! DR. Parker, the United Sta:es commissic ner, had
gone northward on a diplomatic mission.
Mr.. Harris. the American consul at Simoda. had
left Hong Kong for Japan, in the steamer San Jacn.
to.