Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-30
Three Days Later from Europe.


with Liverpool dates to the 10th inst
The Canada brought out 100000 sterling in specie.
She passed the Arabia early the morning of the
and on the 18th the City Of Baltimore.
INDIA.-Bombay dates of March 18th had been re-
ceived in England Lucknow was nearly in the entire
possession of the English Gen. Outram having turned
the enemys lineworks the Martniere was stormed by
Sir Edward Lugard on the 9th, and on the 18th two
regiments stormed the Begunis palace The British
loss less than 100 killed and wounded and the
Gen. Outram cut up 500 more among the buildings in
advance of the palace which he occupied the 14th
Here the wires worked so badly to render much of
the despatch ligble-Repl Twenty-four guns
taken. General Outram crossed the bridge, and
opened fire on the flying enemy. The cavalry and
artillery were still in pursuit of the fugitives
Considerable fear had been felt at Calcutta of out
break there but it was believed without foundation.
CH1NA-The Chinese braves were assembling about
Canton in large numbers with the expressed determine
ton to retake the CITY, The ship of Inexibe with
commissioner Yeh on board, had reached Singapore.
Dispatches said to have reached Paris asking re-
Inducements, the Chinese show no disposition for
peace.
ENGLAND.-The grand jury of London have indicted
Bernard Asop, Assin and Others for the attempt to
kill Louis Napoleon
Some English libusters had established themselves
of the Spice Islands, fortified village and levied
contributions on the inhabitants Subsequently they
abandoned their position the approach of the Dutch
troops
Parliament had not reassembled and political matters
were dull
Count Persgny had presented his letter of recall to
the Queen, and returned to France
Sir j. G LIE Marchant, Ex-Governor of Nova Scotia,
is gazetted to the governorshp of Malta.
The first annual meeting of the Cotton Supply Asso-
citation held at Manchester the 9th inst. The
attendance large and the prospects said to be
encouraging resolution adopted to continue and
extend the organization, with view to secure an abun-
dance of the raw material
The English government was about to enter into
contract with Austria for the latter to construct tee-
graph from Malta to Alexandria.
The weekly meeting of the directors of the Bank of
England broke up without reduction of the rate of dis
count The course of exchange at New York and the
increased demand tor money operated to postpone the
reduction.
Large policies Of insurance said to have been OPEN
ed in London and Liverpool for the despatch of specie
New York in this and succeeding steamers.
The quarterly meetings of the iron trade had been
held at Birmingham Although business continued dull
confidence appeared to be returning and trade assuming
a healthier condition.
The London Herald has reason to believe that the
present law officers of the crown have come to deci-
sion in the Cagari directly at variance with that
Of their predecessors.
Reports were current of failure of some magnitude
in the India trade, but no name had been mentioned
The Paris correspondent of the London Times, in a
uCoPoCCAI VI says: a
commission has been appointed to examine and report
on the best system for placing the French commercial
ports in state of defence. levy of French seamen
from twenty to forty years of age is going on in the
most complete and strict manner The instructions is
sued for carrying out this measure state that it is adopt
ed with the object Of giving to the feet seamen COM
petey formed and experienced and who are in full force
of age and activity.
A leading article in the London Times on the Perrin
and Suez canal very nearly produced panic.
M. Broack, Minister of Finance, has resigned, and
the resignation has been accepted by rescript very
hatterng to him. NJ Knischwitch senator, has been
appointed his successor.
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times writes
that according to private letter from Paris serious
misunderstanding has recently arisen between the En-
peror and Prince Napoleon
Two Turkish men-ofwar, with 1900 troops on board,
had passed Corfu, route for Albania to put stop to
the depredatons committed the Turkish frontier in
the Adratic and to protect it from the Montenegrns
A severe conflict had taken place near Ghad6amos
between the Otomans and the Arabs under Sheik Gou
NAH, who was betrayed and slain by one of his follow
ers His head had been brought into Tripoli, where
great rejoicing had taken place.