Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-17
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HALIFAX, April ct e steamer Niagara arrived
here this afternoon with Liverpool dates 10 the 28th
ult. She passed the steamer Persia the 2sh near
Liverpool passed the Emen off Cape Clear, and the
America on the ID inst. in la A.
he steamer City of Washington sailed on the
25th, and touched at Southampton the day.
ENGLAND.-The whole country continues in a
fermtnt fiom political excitement. But few members
have YET been returned, but tt c appearances favor
the government
The board of ira lie returns show large per cent
over last years exports The imports show a
decrease in cotton and beadstuffs and increase in
provisions and tobacco.
The bullion in the Bank of England has slightly
increased.
FRANCE-But little has been done by the Paris
conference, the meeting on The Gath being merely
for The purpose of receiving the Russian propositions
Another meeting was held the 25th to receive the
propositions of Switzerland, which differ materially
f ON the Russian, but amicable settlement Was
confidently anticipated.
An expedition against the Ralyless has been pro-
ected under Marshal Banden.
1t is report cd that England had coded to France
the "LongWOod house" and Napoleon's tomb at St.
Helena
SPAIN.-The government Conemplates laying a
submarine telegraph between Cuba and the United
States.
The first division of the fleet 10 invade Mexico
would sail out the 28rh of March for Havana.
venton of the other European powers in the quarrel
between Denmark and the confederation on the
ground that the question is purely federal in which
they, as well as Denmark, Ct members of the
confederation Russia and France said 10 be ia
vorable 10 Denmark 10 the dispute.
RUss4A.-ltis reported that Russia again refuses to
admit consus to her Black Sea ports until the allied
evacuation shall be con- peted
The government has reduced the tariff on cot on
and WOODEN goods one half.
CHINA.-1he emperor OF China disaVows Yeh's
proceedings.
PERsIAA battle had occurred at Bushire between
the Persian and British cavalry, in which the Persans
were routed.
be instruction was spreading in Persia The
ln-irgents IN kburdstan had seized the Shah uncle
and threatened to pat him to death unless be was
ransomed.
AUsTR1A.-Th Austrian government in RECALLING
its representatives from Turin addressed a circular
dispatch setting forth the to It's agents in the
European courts for the adopted, stating tina,
the Vienna cabneut dissatisfied with Count Carons
reply to its complaints on the Piedmont press and
the tolerance with which Sardinia treats their at
tacks. 1t also sees offence in the language
used by Sarq;ns on the occasion of The debates re
lative to the Gortihcanons at alexandria.
The dispatch adds that Austria had become con.
WINGED thai Piedmont seeks to head insurectionary
movement 10 Italy, which if successful would bs the
destruction of Austrian domination IN italy.
In view of these facts Austri4 deems that her .ip
nifty will no longer permit her to maintain relations
with Sardinia. Nevertheless this measure will not
be followed by others OF more hostile character az
Austria is deter mined to do nothing to compromise
the peace OF Europe
JApAN.-The particulars of the English difficulty
with Japan bad been received. Tie English com.
mander. after forcing entrance into Nagasaki, had
correspondence with the Emperor, who finally gave
orders to open three ports-Simodi, Hackodabt and
Nagasaki-to the vessels OF France, England, Russia
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CHINA telegraph dispatch sent from Calcutta
10 Bombay sta'es that the Emperor of China had dis
approved of the proceedings of the Governor of Can
'on' and had given orders to conclate the English
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