Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-13
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Four Days Later from Europe.---Arrival az ~.
Atlantic. suss.~.,a.-..-- : 'iie
New YORK. March 5.-The Collins steamship AT.
lantc from Liverpool al l, P. NJ, on the lSlb n1t
arrived at o'clock this evening, bringing four daS,
later news from Europe. ''
1t was runored that The difficulty between Enolona
and Persia nearly settled.
The speech of the Emperor Napoleon to the Frencb
Legislature is the principal feature Of the Atlapto
news.
The steamer Great Britain left Liverpool on tho
10th, with five hundred and twenty passengers fos
Melbourne. 'Ot
GREAT BRITAIN-The total reduction propospa b.
the Chancellor OF the Exchequers budget is twelys
millions sterling.
The debate on the financial project had been post
poned until the Goth
motion was assed expeling James Sadler from
the House of Commons.
Lord Clarendon appealed to Lord Albemarle fl
postpone his motion with regard to the Persian war
on the ground that the negotiations at Paris we,a
making satisfactory progress, and might be brouobt
10 an issue at any moment
The motion was accordingly postponed.
The London Advertiser asserts that large numb,
OF conservative members of Parliament threaten -
desert Derby if be sanctions the coalition with tho
Peelites.
The London correspondent of the Mancbeste,
Guardian says that Mr.. RUSSELL nephew of ord
John Russell, will accompany Lord Napier as aacbe
TO Washington.
ERANCE-Oh Cne Sixteenth the Emperor ODeneA
the legislature with speech from the throne amdst
great pomp and enthusiasm. The Emperor referred
10 the peaceable solution of the recent difcutie.
amongst the various European powers, and, consd
ering that the best understanding now prevails hp
tween all the great powers, thinks that the time !,
suspicious to endeavor seriously to regulate and de-
velope the strength and riches of The nation. Hs
reoces o1 er The prosperous condition of the country
evinced by largely increasing revenue regrets the
suffering caused by deficient crops and the recent IN.
undation says that the expenditures will be reduced
and the war tax abolished from January next also
that The annual army contingent is fixed at one hun
dred thousand men; says that an appropriation i,
made for the transatlantic line of steamers and at.
ter referring 10 sundry local topics, winds up with
panegyrc upon the state of the empire.
lTALY.-ltalian affairs are in the same unsatisfac.
tory condition. The agents sent by the government
to offer political prisoners an exile in South America
report that they had nearly all refused to accept it,
The British Foreign Office had printed mass of
official correspondence relating to affairs at Naples
partial amnesty TO political offenders has been
offered in Parma.
Persia ConStantinoplc, Feb. Neutrality-suspicious.
from Teheran recommend that Ferouk Khan make
peace with England
British reinforcements had arrived in the Persian
Gulf, and an English corps d'armee had arrived at
Cabul, and was marching with the troops of Dos
Mahommed on Herat.
The Russians are concentrating troops on the
banks of the Caspian.
F1NLAND.-Great distress, bordering on famine,
prevails in Finland