Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-18

Four Days Later from Europe.
New York, September 1.-THE American mail
steamer Baltic arrived at this port this morning, bring
ing dates from Liverpool to the I'd inst
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived at Liverpool
ON the I'd inst
The news from India is continuation of the details
of scenes of horror but incident of Importance
had transpired.
Macaulay the historian is to be raised to the English
peerage. ---e ~
The English crops have been secured in fine condition
Diplomatic relations have been resumed with Con-
stantinOple.
There is nothing definite with regard to the Atlantic
telegraph. 1t is reported that Vernon Smith reres
from the board of control.
The details of the Indian mutiny TEEN with further
atrocities. The French papers publish dispatch af
frming that mutiny had shown itself at Bombay, but
had been suppressed.
The United States frgate San Jacinto and the Ports
mouth and Levant were at Shanghai July 4. A con-
ference had been held there between Lord Egn and the
French and English commanders.
| The Emperors Napoleon and Alexander are to meet
shortly at Darmstadt.
States and Mexico provides that the former furnish 3d.
900 to 10000 armed volunteers to take Cuba under the
Mexican flag, in case of with Spain.
The threatened rupture between Naples and Piedmont
has been dispelled.
The British Minister at Florence has retired from his
post on account of an alleged insult in matter of Ell
quette.
SECOND DEsPATCH.7
| New YORK, Sept. 14.-The Baltic anchored off the
light ship this morning in dense fog She brings 14O
passengers, and sailed from Liverpool at 10 O'Clock on
the morning of the I'd inst She passed the steamer CITY
of Baltimore going in the Mersey,
The steamers Kheronese and Queen of the South had
left England with troops for India.
The steamer La Plata had arrived from the West In
dies with nearly So 25O,O0O in specie.
Lo1
ratified at London 1t contains special article giving
effect to the obligations incurred by Honduras in behalf
of the Honduras Interoceanic Railway Company.
The English papers discre1it the French rumors of q
mutinY at Bombay.
| The French settlements in India were tranquil.
Private letters from India state that the mutineers
were short Of ammunition
The China correspondent of the London Times gives
the following the course of action to be pursued by
Lord Egn He will proceed with the fleet to the mouth
of the Perho Pekn whence he will transmit to the
Emperor letter requiring him, within specified time
either to recognize repudate the acts of his officers at
Canton. If otherwise, Lord Elgn will at declare
war; occupy Canton and take further measures to bring
the Emperor to reason
The silk crop in China has been abundant and ofyery
good quality.
SPAIN.--A dispatch from Madrid states that the
Spanish government has declared to the French minister
that before proceeding to hosttes with Mexico Spain
would publish manifesto explaining the question at
ISSUE, anu permit NEGOTIATIONS.
Further Foreign Ncvs-The English Chinese
Diplomatic Relation with Turkey, &c.
New YORK, Sept. IA Hong Kong letter in the
London Times says that Lord Egin will soon demand
from the Court of Pekn recognition reputation of
the acts of the Emperor officers at Canton If they
are repudated and compensation for past injuries is
made and guarantees against their recurrence given all
well. If not, war will be Immediately declared, and
Canton be occupied by the British forces
The Paris Moniteur announces unofficialy, that
France, Russia Sardinia and Austria had resumed d.
plonatic relations with Turkey
Latest by telegraph from London to Liverpool.
The East India Company has applied to the govern
ment for six regiments to be sent out Immediately
This will raise the European force in India after allow
ing for contingencies, to eighty thousand In the
of fortnight from the present date those first sent
out will begin to arrive at Calcutta The India Com
pany are very anxious regarding the next news. The
fate Of Agra and Lucknow is great point of suspense
On the 4th of August also there is grand Mohamedar
festival and there have been surmses that on that oc
casion the whole Mohammedan population might at
tempt rising
Subscriptions had been opened on the London stock
exchange for the relief of the sufferers by the Indian
mutiny
The benefits given for the family of Douglas JerrolG
realized a clever profit of two thousand pounds
The Times of Wednesday reports money plenty at AZ
per cent. the stock exchange. The News says thai
the impression prevails that the bank will soon reduce
the rate of interest to 5 per cent.