Wilmington journal., 1858-09-03
Additional News by the North Star.

which passed Cape Race Friday, we have the follow
ing additional news to that published yesterday
LIVERPOOL, Aug 18th, P. M.-The London Times
states that the message of the Queen to President Buch
anan containing 80 words, sent the cable in
sixty-seven minutes The message of the English d.
rectors containing 81 words sent in 35 minutes.
The latter was sent FIRST and both repeated to in
sure accuracy The Queens message had not been pub
lished in England Mr. Fields first message to the di
rectors had been received 1t contained 80 words and
was transmitted in % minutes.
The Bank of France is expected to reduce the rate of
interest to 3 per cent.
A deficit exists in the Austrian Budget of upwards
of E4,O00,00O sterling,
There to be something IN the present condition
Of the commercial affairs of France which invites seri-
Gus attention Two new line of battle ships ordered
to be built Immediately Ribbed are to be used
in the French navy.
The yellow fever has made its appearance IN some por
tions of Spain
All was tranquil at Gambia.
The German Diet had adopted the propositions Of the
executive committee, relative to the affairs of Holsten
by large majority
A conspiracy has been discovered at Lumburg Aus
tria among some school boys from twelve to fifteen
years old. Eleven have been tried and sentenced-one
to death and the Others to imprisonment. The inves
tigaton is said to have led to the discovery of most
formidable conspiracy, with ramiications in Russian
Poland, having in view general rising of all the Sca-
vonic population of Austria to form republic.
The American ship Abby Langdon had been wrecked
at Fresh Water Bay, Isle of Wight.
The potato disease making disappearance in Eng
land.
The Hamburg steamer Austria, from New York, ar
| rived at Southampton on the 18th inst.
| The royal mail steamship America, from New York,
arrived at Liverpool on the 10th inst
100000 in Australian gold is known to be on the
way to England.
Company was resolved that committee be appoint
ed to look into Messrs Croskey Co.'S accounts, the
company being very much in debt.
Two suspensions announced at Calcutta, and
| others were expected to follow.
Ocean telegraph shares quoted at $50 5000.
The Latest.
LONDON, Wednesday, noon.-'The advices from Paris
indicate the probability of an expedition against NADIA
gascar by the united forces of England and France.
The crop of tea from China of very inferior
quality.
The copper mines of Australia have become very rich
Nine hundred pounds sterling of gold were known to be
| on the way to Eng land
| The Rajah of Shangar had surrendered himself
From Europe.
ST. JOHN, n. g., August 30.-The steamship Pro
reler arrived here this morning from Galway, with
dates from Liverpool to the 20th and from Galway to
| the 2lst, having sailed on the evening of that day.
project is on foot at Paris to connect Europe with
| China by telegraph.
The latest advices from London by telegraph repre-
sent Cotton steady Flour quiet, Wheat advancing
and Corn quiet.
At London on Saturday consols were unchanged.
A boundary difficulty had arisen between France and
| Switzerland.
Austria has decided to increase her heavy expendi
lures fifty per cent.
1t is reported that the King of Prussia will abdicate
| in October next.
The crop accounts from Russia are unsatisfactory
particularly in the neighborhood of Odessa
7 The British steamer Cyclops bombarded Jeddah five
days before satisfaction obtained for the recent
murder of Christians Finally Israel Pasha arrived
when eleven cuprs executed and four others sent
to Constantinople.
/ The details of the India confirm the previous
statements that the country was quieting down.