Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27
Further Inteige from Europe by the Anglo-saxo
Interesting News.

Interesting News.
The AngloSaxon arrived at Quebec the 22d inst,
bringing Liverpool dates OF the llth Jour Gays ater
than heretofore received.
| ESGLAND-Great anxiety existed throughout Europe
in regard to the Atlantic cable In consequence OF the
delay in transmitting messages The first regular mes
sage from Trinity reached Vaentla on the night OF Mon
day the 9th inst The speed of its transmission is said
to have been greater than that attained during the
periments made at Plymouth and the currents apparent
as strong The shares OF the Atlantic telegraph stock
were quoted at about $500. Queen Victoria and the
roval copsort Prince Albert left for Prussia The Lon
don Times in leading article avors the annexation of
Mexico to the United States 1t was resolved by the
directors of the company owning the steamship Great
Eastern to receive orders for her purchase charter
and also to advertise her for sale at auction In the
mean time to raise money mortgage.
FRANCE.--Thc Cherbourg fetes concluded on the 6th
with the Inauguration of the statue OF Napoleon. At
banquet on board the neOfbatte ship La Bretagne,
the Emperor Napoleon in proposing the health OF the
Queen of England, made an amlcable speech lie said
that facts proved that hostile passions, aided by few
unfortunate Incidents did not succeed in altering the
friendship Of two crowns, the desire of both nations
for peace He entertained the sincere hope that if at
empts were made stir up the old resentments and
passions of another epoch they would break to pieces
upon common sense. Prince Albert responded that
the Queen was happy of the opportunity of endeavorng
to strengthen the bonds of friendship between nations
friendship based the mutual prosperity and blessing
of Heaven not to be denied He concluded with toast
to the Emperor and Empress OF France.
Queen Victoria left the 8th under triple salute
On the eth the Napoleon dock inauguraed and the
Vile de Nantes launched. 1t rumored that Napo
leon will visit Victoria privately at Osborn during the
autumn. The Emperor had ordered pyramid of granite
to be erected at the head of the DOCK to
rate the Queens visit On the 8th at the Inauguration
of the statue of Napoleon I the Emperor made pacific
speech. He said the government would not wage wal
except in defence of the national honor and the great in
terest of Europe.
INDA.-The Calcutta mail of July 4th had arrived
at Alexandria. The rebels had returned in force to the
junges Of Juddespore Gen. Layard has resigned, il
consequence of i'll health The Gwaor rebels, it was
believed making for Bhurripore. Maun SingE
was beseiged at Shagurh by the Begums army. Gen
Whitlock had captured Fierouan, in Banda
CHINA.-Dates from Hong Kong to the 23d Of june
had been received. The allies had advanced in gun
boats to Iensn without opposition, followed by Ameri
cars and Russians. The allies thus enabled to
mand both the river and the Great Canal The French
and English ambassadors had located ashore. The
High Mandarian, the second officer of the empire, hac
been sent to negotiate Renforcemens continued
to be despatched from Hong Kong.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY reported abdication of the
King of Holland was contradicted.
An American ship, the Eliza Gibbs, was captured of
the coast of Africa, being filled with slaves.