Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-21
Arrival of the Steamer Columbla ---FOur Days
Later from Europe.

Later from Europe.
New YoRE, Aug. 1.-THE steamer Columbia ar.
rived at this port to-day with Liverpool dates TO the
5th inst.
The steamer City of Washington arrived out on
the I'd.
The steamer Columbia arrived at Southampton on
Tuesday with the China and India mails. Her pas
sengers firmly believe that DELHI has fallen. They
state that the Bazaar intelligence outstrps the gov
eminent dispatches and that according 10 the Bazaar
rews Delhi had fallen when the Madras passengers
left An outbreak was fully expected in the Madras
presidency. The Europeans were all under arms
Seventeen hundred armed men were found about the
residence of the King of Dude, although according to
the treaty he was not entitled to
| Col. Campbell's passage through Egg ypt was an
ovation He intends dividing the army into six flying
divisions
The plumber of the Indian treasures is estimated at
! $4,000, 900 sterling.
The basis of the NelherIand project for the abol-
ton of slavery in the West Indies indemnity to
the propretors TO the amount of $4,000 900 guilders.
| ENGLAND-The telgraphie squadron left Queens
| town on the Sd for Valencia.
| The government had asked authority to embody
| the militia TO increase the army.
Lord Palmerston introduced bill authorizing the
enlistment of the militia without calling Parliament
together. He also announces the intention to con-
siderably increase the rank and file of the army.
| Lord Brougham made speech in favor of an ex-
tension of the elective franchise.
| Lord John Russell made a motion for committee
to inquire If the Jews cannot be admitted ahrma-
lion under existing acts, which was agreed to.
Mr.. DeIane, formerly manager OF the Times, is
dead.
FRANcE-France has suspended diplomatic rela-
tons with Turkey because the Moldavian elections
were not set aside.
Eugene Sue, the great novelist, is dead.
! SPA1N-A despatch from Madrid says that the
Marquis Of Ser1ano supersedes Concha, in Cuba
lND1A.-The East India Company make requisi.
ton for 5000 additional troops.
/ PERsIA--Persasrefuse to evacuate Herat
/ ITALY.-An Italian paper had published MaZzini's
defense, but it was suppressed He declares that he
will not bis efforts till his object is accomplish
ed.
| LONDON, WEDNESDAY MoRNING.-A dispatch from
Paris stat that the Emperor and Empress will leave
st. Cloud to-day to visit Queen Victoria at Osborne
7 The clipper ship Swiftsure has arrived at Dart.
mouth from Australia with 10000 ounces of gold
Her Majesty reviewed yesterday the 34th and 42d
regiments previous to their departure for India.
Advices have reached London from Pernambucc
and Rio Janerio to the 9th of July. Great excite
ment existed at the latter port owing to the murder
of the English Vice Consul. Thomas Gillian Por
tuguese, had been arrested suspected of being th
assassin.
advanced 100 reals, the new crop being small. Tn
. supplies of -four were limited.
y N1caraguan Boundary Line.
J WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Government despatche
q from AspinwaIl state that In the boundary lin
e agreed upon between Costa Rlca and Nicaragua, tn
Forts of San Carlos and Castillo Viego, ale to
y, given back to Nicaragua straight line is to b
a run from Castillo to Salinas Bay on the Pacific
e separating the States. Costa RIGA is to have tn
!, Harbor.
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