Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-24
Three days Later from Europe.

The Steamer America arrived at Halifax on the
10th, with Liverpool dates to the 4th inst.
The America left Liverpool al o'clock, A. NJ, on
ehe 4th and reached here at o'clock to, day.
ne North America arrived out on the I'd.
!he ne IS is not of much importance.
Revolutionary movements had thaen place in
Naples. party of insurgents seized steamer and
proceeded 10 the Island of Ponsea and liberated 800
prisoners Subsequently th { steamer was captured
oy trlsate. Many arrests had been made.
ENGLAND.-1he Parliamentary proceedings are
unmportant. The House of Lords has passed TO
second reading the bill for the redemption of the
sound dues
Mr. Barring called the atte otion of the House of
Commons to the necessity of taking steps facilitate
oy emigration supply Of British labor in British
Guina
The American merchants of Liverpool gave a
banquet on The 9Th of July 10 the officers of the
steamer Niagara. who were also 10 dine with the
Mayor OF Liverpool.
FRANcE.-Gen. Cavasnac has been officially an
nounced opposition candidate.
Advces from RaIyia announce more victories by
the French troops, who were masters of the whole
country.
1t is reported the Emperor and Empress of France
are about 10 visit the exhibition at Manchester.
The steamer Fox, fitted out by Lady Franklin, has
sailed for he Arctic regions.
The owners of the steamship Great Eastern state
that she will be launched in September, but will not
proceed to Portland till April. Her total cost will
be nearly G6OO,0 900 sterling.
A depression in the Paris Bourse has given rise to
a rumor that the government contemplated raising
new loan, but ii is believed 10 be unfounded re-
ducon E the rate of discount by the Bank of France
| is looked for
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times says
that the recent conspiracy of the Italians against
| Napoleon's life was more serious than originally
supposed. Twenty one conspiIators have been ar
rested who are said to be connected with The con.
| rho
/ proclaim a republic in that city.
| SPAIN.-Ihere Is nothing new on the Spanish
! Mexican question: The Mexican minister still re-
mains at Madrid, though medtating early return
to Paris where it is supposed he would await further
instructions from his government.
| ITALY.-Ihe revolutionary movement at Leghorn
has been suppressed.
Advices received at Paris on Friday, however, an
nounce further insurrec ions in Italy, organized by
Mazzini. Two hundred arrests had been made at
Genoa, and muskets and large quantities OF ammunl
tion had been seized.
| A dispatch from Vienna announces another at.
tempted insurrection at Sapti in the Neapolitan ter
ritory.
TURKEY Diplomatic difficulties with Belgium
continue. The Belgian minister was awaiting his
passports. He is charged with stirring up agla.
toll in the princpaIities. assuring the people thai
| The European powers had agreed upon the expedi
ency of the union of the princpalites, and the es
tablishment of monarchy under Belgian Prince
1t is intimated that the rupture was brought about
! by Lord Stoddard.
The Daily News correspondent says that the affair
is likely to assume some importance. Several foreign
ministers had visited the Belgian minister, and it
rumored those of America, Russia France Spain ani
Sardinia will present the Sultan joint note th'
subject. meeting of the above mentioned diplomat
had already been held at the house of the Russian
| ambassador.
! confidential circular, addressed 10 the foreign
diplomats, maintains the right of the Porte to the
Island of Perim and expresses the hope that Eng
| land will evacuate.
| Egin and Baton Gros will have interviews with Sill
John Rowring at Singapore and that no importan
operations would be undertaken until after the meet
ing. The French journals doubt the staten ent tina
England had asked France to send troops to China.
SHIP NEws-Auived from Philadelphia Sir Isaac
Newton, of Sicily Walton, Clyde. From Baltimore
Bucher and Columbia at Bremen Clarence at Gi