Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
Thrae DAYS Infer from Europe.

HALIFAX Oct 2O.-Ihe Cunard steamship Europa,
Captain Letch from Liverpool the 10th instant has
arrived. She brings $4,000 in specie.
There is nothing later from India
There had been severe storms on the English coast
The ship A. B. Kimba, from Sunderland bound to New
York, was lost, but the crew were saved.
The American crisis beginning to be severely felt
in England and France and money over the whole of
Europe advancing in consequence of the drain of
specie for America.
The King of Prussia was feared to be dying.
The governor-g general of India had been recalled.
The London Morning Chronicle processes to have good
authority for stating that steps will be taken Immediately
to proclaim the Queen Empress of Hindostan and says
that the next dispatches will bring the of such
proclamation at Calcutta. The statement, however, is
generally regarded as absurd
Catharne Hayes, the Irish vocalist, is married to
VIM A Bushnell of New York
The London Star is the only journal which reports the
recall of the governOr-genera of India.
The Times says There is nothing in raising the
se of RaTe i e ses The e T% ssf Sbf
that fright alone ms caused all the ruin which is now
going on i'll America
The American crisis was severely felt in Paris owing
TO the delay of remittances. Money was scarce and
there prospect that the bank would rescnd its re-
cent measures for reaXatOn if it did not advance its
rates of discount
Reliable accounts concerning the meeting of the
crowned heads of Europe state that their principal OBJ
ect the reduction of their standing armies in order
to relieve their financial condition the difficulty of OBJ
tanning loans rendering reduction of expenditures ne
Cessary.
Two spectators Oh the BOursc had abscondel one
deaulter Of three millions and the other nearly
two millions
SECOND DESPATCH.
The Bank of Holland has raised its rates of discount
to So per cent.
1t is reported that direct communication is about to
be established between Trieste and New York through
the Lloyd's steamers.
The financial pressure is still severe in Vienna. One
broker had committed suicide and another had abscond
cd, being a defaulter to large amount.
Numerous failures had occurred
The Bank of Prussia had raised its rates of discount
to g. per cent.
The health of the King of Prussia was failing rapid
y, and great fears entertained for his life All the
members OF the royal family had assembled at Pottsdam.
Negotiations had been opened at St Petersburgh for
| commercial treaty with Austria.
Six Russian vessels had dsebarked troops in Abasia
burned the bazaar, and destroyed the shipping.
The Russian Minister of Marine officially reports the
loss of the lne-ofbatte-ship LIE Forte All on board
persisted including thirteen officers seven hundred and
fortythrec seamen, and fftythree women and children
The storm caused other disasters and loss of life
various parts of the Baltic
Accounts from Turkey state that Gaatz had been
! nearly destroyed by fire.
The financial condition of Turkey remained UNCHANGED
Paper money had deprecated 20 per cent.
The instructions in Persia had been suppressed
1NDA-Passengers who have recently arrived in
England report that Nena Sahb has resolved not to be
taken alive, and has body guard under orders to kill
him when in danger of being captured
There are 10000 mutineers between Cawnpore and
Lucknow.
1t was considered doubtful whether Gen. Outram can
ascend the river Gogra, it is lined with forts well
manned by the mutineers.
At the latest accounts only 5000 troops arrived at
Calcutta since the outbreak It was feared that Luck
now would fall before assistance could arrive.
CHINA-Letters received at Paris say the Viceroy
Yeh had issued proclamation attributing the departure
of British troops to India to the fear created by his
military preparations
AFRICA.-Two slarefs had been captured on the
western coast of Africa. One was Oh Americanbuilt
brigantine called the Sarah Jane