Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-06


q"iei--Cotton aad Breadstufrs sfendv Affairs
New YoRH, May 28.-The Cuna,a e.
ca arrived here this evening with LverpooI da All
the eth inst 1poOl GALES to
The steamer Arago arrived at Soubamnto.
18th. On the
Inc weather mad been more genial and fayor,r.
10 agricultural purposes. '0f"oe
POLITICAL AFFAIRs.-The general nor.
portant. Parliament was not in session Dim an'
were quiet, and Central American affairs ba1 1iltcs
duced no excitement. ""0 pro.
The English journals in government n,er.ao
plain Lord Clarendons letter respecting the oo. ex'
files furnished TO Costa Rica The British povaS II,
have quantities of old muskets for sale and eDt
be glad TO meet with other purchasers besdo"" oud
Costa Ricans The
The sittings of the Crmean Board of Enon;,,
within day or two of termination 10y "fe
pension of $4,000 has been granted - NJ
quis Dollhouse by the East India Company. M war
ground that he annexed four kingdoms to ba i" me
tory. Wff'
Great cutlery against Lord Palmerston ba. l..
made on account of his having prohibited the na sn
ing OF military bands in the parks Sunday, P4y'
The trial of Palmer, the alleged posoner l. -
crossing In London, and attracts much atentopP 'O
Most Of the eminent members of the English bo"-
employed on both sides VOL are
A Congress of Reformers of all nations bo,
held in London. Robert Owen president and u ueen
lons 10 farlament and memorials to the Queen wpro
adopted we're
FRANCE The Empress made her annearoroo
public for the first time since her confinement on IL.
l1th and was cordially received WIG
Gen. Fairly is to succeed Gen. Canrober Heis,D
| aid de. camp Of the Emperor. ."
GERMANY.-The representatives of Austria od
Prussia have officially notified the German Diet a@ ~f
the restoration of peace.
lTALY.-The Sandman Senate have passed reso,r
tions unanimously endorsing the policy Of the oov.
eminent.
Ex-Fresident Marmi, of Venice. has published =,
letter Sardinia and Italian affairs generally exlol
ling the attitude of Sardinia in regard to Austria and
the Pope.
| The Constantnople correspondent of the London
Times, in reference to the treaty between the United
States and Persia says that ii concluded under
the auspices of the Russian Mission and its spirit
directed against England. 1t pretends TO be CON-
mercal treaty, and would be so but for three art
cles. The first of these say that Persia, not being
maratime nation. America will be obliged for the ad.
vanages which the treaty grants to her commerce 10
have feet in the Persia Gulf, with an order to de-
fend Persia against the enterprise of whatever mara
time nation shoulj attack her. The second gives
Americans the right to have ships of war in the
Arab mouth of the Tgris. The third allows them 10
have factory at Skurnah.
The London Times CIimean correspondent sets
down the Russian Losses in and around Sebastopo at
$4,000 men, while 100000 men persisted of fatigue
and disease. 1t says they would not have been able
to sustain themselves many days longer had not
peace been declared.
Syria continues in very unsatisfactory state.
Lord Stratford de Radcliffe has applied for and
obtained leave of absence. The London papers in
fer that he has been recalled.
Hostilities have recommended between the Rus.
slams and Circassans
The barracks at Davod, near Constantinople, had
accidently burned down.
The Latest.
LONDON, Saturday Mornng-The Times city ar
tcle of Friday evening says The funds closed with
great buoyancy There WAS great pressure for money
at high rates during the day. TO provide for the ten
per cent deposit on the new loan, the applications
for which understood to exceed G20,O00,0OO.
The south American Difficulty.
WAsH1NGToN May 3O.-The President in his mes
sage Yesterday to the Senate on Central American
affairs enclosed letter from Mr. Marcy to Mr. Dali
las dated the Oath instant, which reviews Great Brit
aims peensions and says that the President rather
than submit to it's obligations without any reciprocal
benefits, would deem it his duty TO propose to Con.
gress the annulment of the Treaty. He was willing
however, to refer all questions embracing the right
full limits of Belize, the Bay Islands and Mosquito ter
ritory 10 the decision of eminent men OF science IN
Europe and America, and instructs Mr.. Dallas to
ascertain whether the differences Can be PROMPTLY
terminated by direct negotiations and if not, 10 dis
cuss the conditions of arbitration which by this
method seem requisite and applicable, being assumed;
the other points of difference would afterwards yield
to discus sion / ne conferences between MI DdHds
and Lord Clarendon have, it is stated, been conduc-
ted in a spirit of cordially and frankness.
FILLMORE SrocK IN OH1o-We give the following
from the New York Herald, Extensively quoted BY
Southern Know NothIngs.) After speaking OF the
prospects of the Ohio Democracy and the Black
) Republicans ii says:
ave have said nothing about the Fillmore folks
, for nobody has anything TO say about them. Inc!
are not counted in the fight. They are that mis-
cradle thing, The third party, and there IS no pro
liability that more than fifteen or twenty THOUSAND
votes will be thrown away upon them"
How does Sam like his prospects! They are cheer
; ing indeed
Affairs.
, New YORK, May 3l.-The steamer Empire CITY
has arrived from Havana. She sailed from that por
last Monday. The steam frigae Susquehanna bad
Just arr, ed and would sail the same evening to
Key West to join the Fulton, Cyane and Saratoga
The Merrimac had not arrived The America
squadron will proceed direct from Key West to Grey
town.
NJ VOrlY