Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-31

once and suggest that he must have done IL himself
IN a ft-of jealousy. A Scottish jury, however, ue
cides by a majority, and the majority mas 1eclareo
that the evidence is not sufficient TO prove '"e pms
Oner guilty. H. l1
boord the Niagara would he completed by about The
10Th of July. The U. s. frigate Susquehanna was
pxnected to arrive in the Mersey on Saturday, the
11th. The mayor OF LlVe.Pool gave splendid pan
ane to the officers of The Niagara and Others to the
number of about fifty, On the 9th, and the speeches
mon the occasion Of the most friendly and
gratifying description.
Prince Louis Napoleon was making his marine
tour around the British Isles lie arrived at Dublin
on the 9th.
The East India Company have chartered six stea,
1ners and eleven sailing We sells for the cOnVeyanc OF
troops to India from Dublin and portsmouth. ri
1t is said that Baron RothsohId pledged himself
to resign his sea for the city OF London it tn Jew
jsh disabilities bill failed at The present session.
A nubic meeting was held in Liverpool! on The 9Th
instant for the purpose of hearing and welcoming the
Hon. Neal Dow. The attendance was large and the
guest received warm greeting, mixed however,
with few Kisses. Resolutions iE favor of prohIbi-
bitten and compIimenting Mr.. Dow, were adopted.
Her Maieslys government has signfe an inten
ton not - ralify the convention entered into by the
British minister at Lima for the protection OF the
Chincha Islands.
The recent reduction of Id in the East India Com
panys rate of Exchange has failed to attract any
sums of importance into the companye treasury aEA
thus The ACCESSIBILITY of former reduction of may
come under discussion.
Arrival Of the steamer North America Later from
Europe
QUEBEC, July 27.--"he steamer North America
with Liverpool dates 10 the 18th instant has arrived
The steamer Europa arrived out on the 18th, and
the Indian and KherSOnesuS on the l4th.
The mutiny in India spreading Twenty three
regiments had Joined the instruction, but they were
defeated outside of Delhi but they sill held e city.
Gen. Ans n, the cOmrlander.n chief of the British
forces, had died of cholera Sir Colin Campbell sue
ceeded him.
The news from China is unimportant
Italy and Spain were Tranquil.
In the English House of Commons Lord Lindsay
moved the production of Mr. Marcys letter on pri-
Watering. Lord Palme ston replied that it was not
yet officially in the hands of the government.
An address to The queen adopted praying the
adoption of some efecual for suppressing the
slave trade, and securing the uiIlment of existing
treaties. Lord PaImerston pledged his government
to carry out the request.
The Liverpool chamber of commerce gave a bril-
liant banquet 10 the Ulcers OF the steamer Niagara.
Dates from Calcutta to June 9TH, says The dis
affection is entirely confined to the army. The ma
live troops have all been disarmed at most Of the
stations in the Punjaub The latest from Delhi
states that the heights around the town in the
possession of the government troops, who attacked
and drove the insurgents within the walls, capturing
26 guns The Bombay and Madras armies continue
firmly loyal.
The steamship Elm, from Bombay, with the China
mails, wrecked on the coast OF CeyIon, on the
9Th ult. The passengers, mails and specie were
saved, but the cargo, valued at 100000, and the
vessel are lost
The detail S of the recently discovered conspiracy
at Paris show ii to have been the most serious yet
discovered Mazzini is alleged 10 have escaped in a
ship carrying the American flag
The fall of Delhi was hourly looked for when the
Indian mail lett. The loss of the Bengal army in
consequence of the muny is 10000. 1t is believed
that the crisis has passed, the latest advices midi
cate panic and assertions amongst the insurgents
at Delhi The British government acting vigor.
ou8ly. Sir Colin Campbell started for the place at
few hours notice.
Advces from China say that the frigate San ia,
Cinto and the English gun boats had gone up the
Canton river to attack fleet ofjunks. Fouchow-
chow quiet. The rebels there had been defeated.
Tea was coming in freely. Trade at Hong Kong
was quiet The American house of King & Co. had
suspended.
Arrived at Queenstown on the 10th, ship VIM.
Penn, from PhiIadel phia. Sailed from Liverpool on
The 18th, F. w. Bruno for Baltimore, and The North
America for Philadelphia.