Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-28
OF the Araba--Three Days Later from
"rope-SaIlfng of the Telegraphic Fleet.

E"rope-saIlsng o Telegrsphic Fleet.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19-The Cunard steamer Arabia
with Liverpool dates to Saturday. the 9Th inst, ar
flVea mere Il is afternoon about five o'clock
~ ne steamer Arago arrived out on the 9th iDst.-
l. ne hhersonese has been Withdrawn, having been
chartered BY the government TO take troops to India
l ne steamer Crimea will take her place soon.
Inc telegtaphic cable landed at Valencia on
ne oln' when the expedition Immediately sailed.
r among he passengers by The Arabia ale Madam
Fr, zzoni the celebrated soprano e. gagged BY Mr.
Ullman for the Academy cf Music
ENGLAND.-- In the House of Lords Lord Camp.
Dell presented petition from the Queen and Prin
cess OF Oude residing in England, expressing regret
al Inc revolt In lndla and that sus icon sh Ould at
taeh 10 their relative, the ex King Also stating that
Tue Peulloners had from the King of his
ehtire Innocence of completely In the outbreak
anu praying that the charges against him might be
announced so that he might establish his nnoceh
directions being raised the paper Withdrawn.
1he bill authorizing the embodiment OF the militia
was read a second time.
petition that Parliament increase the intended
relniorcements for lndia was receiving numerous
signatures at Liverpool.
be trouble between England and Naples in con.
sequence of the unauthorized search of an Er glst
steamer by Neapolitan officials, remains unsettled
is said that England has demonstrated without eli
citing reply.
Lords Palmerston and Clarendon and Counts Va
lensk and Persgny are all at Osborne with Queen
Victoria.
The Right Rev. Dr. Bloomfield, bishop of London
s dead.
The Emperor and Empress of France had arrived
at Osborne their visit TO Queen Victoria.
FRANcE.-The Misunderstanding between France
and Turkey continues, although there is doubtful
report that Turkey has declared the Modavia elec.
tion void.
1t is stated that Ledru Rollin will prosecute the
London Times for the article published IN said paper
charging him with completely in the recent conspra.
cy.
The Italian conspirators at Paris have been SEN
enced-one TO transportation and lhe other 10 imprs-
onment for fifteen years.
SPAIN The government is actively engaged in
military preparations and the effective strength of the
army will soon number 12O, 900 men. 1t is rumored
also that the royal guard dismembered under the re
gency of Espartero will soon be re-established.
lTALY.-The wheat harvest in Italy has been Sc
cured. 1t averages about crop and half. There
Is also considerable increase in the product of the
Wine crop.
TURKEY.-The French ambassador at Constant
nople struck his flag The 5th inst, but would no
leave his post for some days.
Two hundred houses had been destroyed by fire al
Galata.
Lord Stratford de RedcliFe had got leave 10 return
home from Constantinople.
DENMARK.-An English company has obtained
permission to lay telegraphc cable between Eng
land and Schleswig.
RUssIA-A dispatch states that SchamyFs troops
had been beaten at Palatna, four hundred of then
being killed.
Russia has applied to the Porte for a modifc ltor
of the treaty OF Paris, to enable her to employ
large number of vessels of war for operation on th
coast of Circassia.
INpIA.--1her is nothing later from this quarter.
The Latest.
The London Times city article says that belief il
the fall of Delhi has become almost universal.
The lOnIon Post Dublishps disDatch from Con
stantinope, dated Aug. 9th, which says that tht
Porte had refused to amend the late election in Mol
davia, and the Ministers of France, Russia, Prussie
and Sardinia had broken off diplomatic relations.