Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19

lea arrived here this morning WIN LVerpoo uaes W
the Sd instant The steamer Arabia arrived out on the
18th ult.
The Cunard company advertise semimonthly line OF
screw steamers between Liverpool and New ork, COM
mencing with the Alps the 9Th OF March, and con-
tinung every alternate Wednesday. In the event OF
only few passengers and small amount OF freight OF
ferng they will be conveyed in the first regular Cunard
steamer at reduced rates.
Nothing of special interest has been dong IN Parla
men Lord Derby in his inaugural speech IN Parliament
urged the necessity of continuing on friendly terms with
France reply had been sent TO count unit Moensk
TsECoND DISPATCH.
PORTLAND, March 16-The dates from India are
week later but there nothing OF special Importance
Sir Colin Campbell was still at Futyghur and was pre-
pairing to march Lucknow where the rebels were con-
centrated to the number of 100000. His column en-
braced Is 900 men with 100 guns and at least 10000
men additional were at other points ready to cooperate
with Sir Colin
Sir Hugh Ross had defeated the rebels at Baden
The Raipoontua field forces after capturing the strong
fortress of Anak marched for Cetak where disorder
still reigns
The authority of the civil power has been restored at
Delhi Large achievements OF European troops are
still required. The rebels at Lucknow are said to be
leaving Keart General Outram had not been disturbed
since the 10TH
dispatch to the India Company, however, says that
Gen. Outram had been again assaed and an attack by
the whole rebel force in Lucknow was daily expected
Reinforcements had been sent to him.
FNGIAND.-The bill on Indian affairs is to be modi-
fed The Parliamentary reform has been postponed I'LL
next session.
The directors of the British Bank have been senten
ced to Imprisonment for periods varying from three to
twelve months.
The steamer City of Manchester has arrived at Fly
mouth from India.
The ship Donald Mckay arrived at Liverpool with
100000 sterling from Australia.
A large number of ships from America were overdue
at Liverpool owing to the prevalence of eastery winds
The ship Avondale from Liverpool has been wrecked
on ArkloW banks Ireland, and gone to pieces. Inc
crew were saved.
On the 18th inst, Lord Derby read speech IN the
House of Lords He glanced at the state OF the army
with reference to the Indian 1t was yet the most
respectable numerical force within the United Kingdom
He entertained no doubts of the success of Sir Colin
Campbell and when the mutiny is fully suppressed it
will be the duty of the government to pacy and tran
m,i!iZc India. Though cOndemnng the causes OF the
Chinese war; Lord Derby expressed satisfaction at the
results of the that Canton had fallen. 1t was the
duty of government with the least possible delay to
make safe and honorable peace, that commerce may
be rcestabshcd. He insisted upon the Importance to
France and t. Europe of the Emperor Napoeons life,
and Indignantly characterized atrocious the attempt
at assassination. He made allowance for the indigna-
ton expressed by the French people, but did not believe
that the addresses from the French Colonies gave true
representation Of the French army.
Lord Mamesbury, was preparing reply to the Count
Walewsk which he believed would satisfy public opn-
ion. And there is nothing in Mr.. Gibsons resolution
which prevent the government from proceeding with
the conspiracy BILL although further action will depend
on the reply of France.
LONDON, Wednesday.-'The Paris correspondent of
the Times says it is stated that Lord Mamesbury has
answered Count WaleWskis dispatch in tone and
spirit becoming British minister. He expresses and
desires to remain in alliance with France but declares
that the right of asylum will be maintained intact.
The Times money article Of the evening of the ID
ports the stock market rs heavy and inanimate. There
was slight increase in the demand for money, owing to
the settlements to he made the 4h but the appica
tons at the bank limited. Gold flowing into
the bank.
! FRANCE.-Generas Changarner and Bedeau au-
thOrized to return to France.
1t reported that Rudo's sentence has been
ted to hard labor for life
The new penal law for the public security had been
adopted by the Senate with but observation-disclosures
al Mcmahon
1t rumored that Orsni, the conspirator, would be
spared but the rumor is discredited.
All the condemned cOnspratOrs have appealed against
the sentence of DEATH
Messrs Mare Pindel & Co., of Marseies, have sus-
pended and several other commercial suspensions are
announced with liabilities amounting to 20000,0OO
| francs.
ITALY-Arrests continue to be made at Genoa the
authorities being in fear of republican plot Troops
are also held in readiness for immediate action. man
of had also took position before the town. with her
guns ready shotted.
TURKEY-The Porte has promised full retribution on
the perpetrators of the late horrible outrage at Ja
CH1NA.-Canton having fallen, speedy peace with
China is promised.