Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-01

HALIFAX, Sept 22d-'The first instalment Of fifteen
per cent of the Turkish loan met with remarkable
promptness.
Pardoe, Hoomans & Co., carpet manufacturers, at
Kedderminister, had suspended; liabilities 100000 to
100000.
The Board of Trade had directed an inquiry into the
circumstances attending the wreck of the American ship
Abby Langdon, off the Isle Of Wight.
Negotiations for the establishment of mail services to
Australia and British Columbia by the Panama route
were still under the consideration Of the government.
The London News understands that the European
and American Steam Company have effected q recon-
citation with Messrs. Crosskey Co., satisfactory
terms.
A correspondent of the Times who has good official
experience in the feelings of the Chinese has strong
appreensons that if the payment of the indemnity
is allowed to be left dependent on the collection of the
customs at Canton, not only will its receipts be pro-
bematical but there will be constant of
disputes.
FRANcE-The Times correspondent is assured that
the French government have decided to apply free trade
to Algeria and that all the ports that coast to
be declared free
The French press had been nterdicted from publish
ing any portion of the will of the Clutches of Orleans
The Paris Presse, however, had published it, minus its
political points
The Emperor and Court were still at Biarritz.
SPA1N.-Tle Madrid journals say that decree for
the dissouto of the Cortes Lad been recently signed
AUsTRIA-Austria paper currency had recovered its
par value
Vienna advices say that the Emperor has ratified the
convention recently signed by the Paris conference for
the organization of the Danubian principaties.
1t has been definitely settled to lay submarine cable
from Ragusa to Alexandria.
Neutrality-suspicious. were going on between the
Pope and the Emperor of Russia for settling the re
gious situation of Poland
1t rumored that the Pope intended to visit the
Holy Land.
RUss1A-The Emperor has ordered the foundation Of
! at IF no GOO nd AnO
| rivers.
The fire at Moscow caused by the clandestine
manufacture of lucifer matches. peat bog in the vi
cny of the city set fire to by the heat Of the
The report that the port of Villa Franco has been &C.
del to Russia tor term OF years confirmed Russia
has accomplished her object of having naval sta
ton in the Mediterranean Her fleet will consist of one
ship-Ofthe-line and three frigaes.
| MoNTENEGRo.-The Austrian Gazette says it is re-
ported in Montegro that the eldest of Mirko Petro
witch, Prince Daniels brother is to take the rens Of
government to acknowledge the supremacy of the Porte
and to have seaport An armistice has been conclu
ded until the 3lst of December between the Porte anG
Montenegro.
THE VERY LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO LIVERPOOL
The Foreign Office has received the following:
Bombay dates of the 6th August (by telegraph tC
Malta) have been received. Maun Singh, who was be
sicged the fortress of Shawn by large body of rebels
has been relieved by General Grant, whose column is
now at FryZabad, where he has been Joined by Maur
Singh and his troops General Robertson, having come
up with the rebels Katured totally defeated them
capturing four guns, the enemy suffering severely.
Hon. F. Bruce, bearer of the Chinese treaty as rati
fed by the Emperor, has arrived at Malta.
The Times despatch says disturbances and bloodshed
at Canton continued Shanghai dates of the 18th July
say teas were unchanged and silks firm.
The Avon, from Melbourne has arrived at Falmouth
with 100000 ounces of gold, valued at 100000,
which will be Immediately sent to the bank. The Hon
goment's cargo (about 81, OOO,OOU will also find it
way into the bank on Saturday.