Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-09-17
Four Days Later from Europe-Arxival OF the Van
derbiIt.


New York. Sept. l3-The American steamer FAN
derbilt, from Havre and Southampton on the LIST in
sant arrived here last night with Liverpool advces OF
the same date She brings 355 passengers.
The general news is not of stirring Importance.
The Queen had returned to England.
Nearly e1,5OO0OO in gold were on the way from
Australia.
Twelve vessels had been wrecked on the English coast,
but the crews and passengers with exception were
saved.
Mr. Morphy, the American chess-payer, had played
eight games bndfolded at one time at the Birmngh ham
Chess Congress, winning all but one.
Messrs. Rudolph, Jung Co., silk merchants in Paris,
have suspended. Their liabilities are very large.
The late Turkish ministry has been ousted and new
one appointed.
AUsTR1A-The Austrian government had addressed a
circular to its agents respecting the navigation of the
Danube. The imperial government had become alarmed
at the peremptOry refusal OF the penpoenares at the
Paris conference submit to the arrangements made by
Austria for counteracting the treaty of Paris.
BAvAR1A-A letter from Munich of the oath says ::
The marriage of the Duches Helena of Bavaria sister of
the Empress of Austria with the hereditary Prince of
Tour and Tascs celebrated to-day at the castle of
PassenhOen
AUsrRA11A-The Victoria Parliament stood ad-
journed to the 10th of August and will meet early in
October.
The import trade is dull but not unhealthy The ex-
ports in the six month exceeded the imports by 1885,
900. The wool market unchanged Talow in
moderate demand. Exchange banks buy at one per
cent discount and sell at par. In October railway de-
bentures will begin to be transmitted, not exceeding
9l50000 per month
IND1A-A despatch from Malta dated August 29th,
says:
Sir Hope Grant left Lucknow on the Goth July to
relieve Maun Singh and to capture Fyzabad. The
Rapoo rebels after plunderng Tounk, had fled towards
the Chumbul, pursued by Colonel Holmes Roberts,
| Bombay import market was active
The following despatch was received at the East India
| House:
The fugitive rebels from Gwailor, after making de-
mOnstratOn against BoOndee the 18th July ATTEMPTED
to the Banddos but failed On the 9th they
menacing both Beehore and Bughore. The Neemuch
force had prepared to out the lst August for
the purpose of cooperation with Holmes column, which
was last heard of at Boondee
The rebels in considerable force their number be-
ing estimated at 1000 5000 fighting men, with five
guns Their leaders Tantia Topee 9edal, and 9th
ers.
A small force from Ahmedabad under Major Brines,
had been pushed forward to Timaoune ~ with nsruc-
tons to march On Kheirwarra, if necessary
The SaWunt Dessaees have offered to submit to the
Portuguese government The amnesty purporting to
have been issued by the gOvernorgenera and published
in the Bombay overland papers of the 10Th July, has
been officially declared to be an entire fabrication
CHINA-The Paris Monateur contains. the following
i TEN SIN, June l9, 1858.
The wishes of the Emperor have been fulfilled in Chi
ma. That vast empire is thrown open to Christianity
and nearly the whole Of it to the and industry
of the West. Our diplomatic agents will be allowed to
admitted everywhere. A Chinese envoy will be sent to
Paris The murderer of the missionary Chappedelaine
is to be punished it will be announced in the Pekn
Gazette The laws against Christianity to be re-
voked. All the engagements taken and in part Sc
cured consgne under the seal of the imperial commits
sioners. France and England obtain the most ample
-, concessions.
i From Washington.
! WASHINGTON, Sept. 13-Judge Bown, U. S. Min
lister to Paraguay, arrived here this morning, and for
short time thereafter had interview with Mr. Cass
at the State Department.
The President is carefully considering the remaining
cases Of the officers which reported upon the late
naval Of inquiry Whatever aid he receiving
from the Secretary of the Navy Attorney General anc
the Commissioner of Patents in the laborous examna
ton of the records and documents is merely intended
facilitate the arrangement of all the facts The decision
in each will be the result Of the Presidents OWL
, unbiased Judgment.
The Indian bureau has no official intelligence whatev
er by the last California mail concerning Indian rea
lions on the Pacific an omission On the part of the
agents which occasions much disappointment and fo
which the Commissioner cannot account. The agents
for months past have failed to keep the bureau advised
of events in that quarter.
The President has appointed Andrew jackson Smith
Of Texas consul at Lagussa, and James F. Mcguire
consul at Melbourne who is resident merchant there
: vice Mr.. Barr, deceased.
Capt. Pleasanton will accompany General Harvey tt
the Pacific.
Sir William Gore Ouseley's mission to Central Ameri
u.s. in part, to negotiate treaty with Nicaragua.
9 The Navy Department is officially advised of the ar
rival of the frgates Savannah and Saratoga at Sal
Juan del Nore, and the departure of the soop of wa
Plymouth, on the LIST instant for Vera Cruz to bring
home Minister Forsyth
Captain Rich, of the Marines has been detached from
the steamer Niagara, that the charge of violating tn
. New York quarantine laws in connection with RAJ
Tompkns, may be investigated by court of inquiry
Lieutenant Haywood takes Capt Rich's place boar
of that vessel.
A board, consisting of Chief Engineers Archibald
Wood Hunt and Martin, to examine the bids for con
structng the engines and machinery of the new sloop
~ of war, met at the Navy Department this morning.
Later Hovana-ArrIval of the Steamer DAME
4 Webster.
d New YORK. Sept. 13-The steamer Daniel Webster
from Havana with dates to the 9Th, and 100000 il
specie, has arrived.
Dutch ship had arrived there with 378 coolies, al
e ter losing 200 on the passage
Sugars held firm at IL rails for Dutch standard
No. y. Molasses very quiet at rails for cayeC
l., The health of Havana much better.
COUNTERFEIT PLATE-An officer of the Merchants
Bank of this place, has placed upon our desk Ban
Note Plate which manufactured for the purpose
putting in circulation Counterfeit $50 Notes on that in
If stuton The plate thrown into the Ohio River
at or near Cincinnati some time last Spring. by gan
of Counterters who had been detected and were Close
ly pursued During the summer the water getting low
this, with Others taken from the river and the on
II before us forwarded to the Bank by EXPRESS hf
officers of the Bank say the counterfeit is very sorr
one should any impressions from the plate be in eli
cuation it will require but little scrutiny to dstinous