Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-06-18
Arrival of the Asia !!
Three Days Later from Europe !-F'ter Decline IA Cot
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Three Days Later from Europe -Furher Decline IN Cot
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New YORK, June 10.-The steamship Asia, with
Liverpool dates to Saturday. May 20, has arrived.
The BorSsla arrived out on the 9th, and the Arael
on the 28th
Parliament had reassembled on the 28th. 1t was
stated that Conference between the Houses of Lords
and Commons had ended in the former agreeing to the
principle of the right of Jews to seats in Parliament
The result will be that Rohschd will take his seat in
the House of Commons.
The newspaper accounts assert that Lord Elgn had
declared himself ready to employ force to penetrate
| Pekin.
| In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell had
condemned brilliant speech which Disrae had been
making to his constituents during recess in which he
cast mputatOn the late government and said the
country within few hours of war, when the pre-
sent ministry took Office Disraeli defended his position
The Times correspondent writes despondingly of the
India war. The prospect of revolt has deeper root
than was imagined.
Dates from Hong Kong, to April l3, had been re-
ceved. They say that diplomatic relations had taken
an unfavorabe turn. 1t was understood that replies
had been received by foreign Ambassadors to the
muncation to the Emperor which proposes to discuss
the question at Canton. This was not acceded to- and
the Penpotentiaries including the American Minister,
had decided to proceed at once to Tun Chang All was
quiet at Canton.
The telegraphc fleet was expected to sail on the ex-
detrimental trip the day the Asia left.
The government stated that it proposed to build
pier at HOyhead for the convenience of landing mails
and passengers from transatlantic steamers.
At the annual meeting of the Royal Geographical
Society," in London the president Sir R. Murchison in
vested two distinguished geographers Alexander Dallas
Bache of the United States and Capt. Collnson, of
Arctic fame with the medals awarded to them by the
society. Professor Bache represented by the Amer
can Minister, Mr. Dallas.
Achmed Pacha elder son of Ibrahim Pasha and heir
apparent to the Pashalc of Egypt killed by an ac-
cident on the railway steam ferry.
John O'Connel, of the late Daniel O. Connel and
one of the principal repeal agtators is dead.
The Leviathan opened for exhibition on the Oath
ut The vessel is now said to be in full trim.
The Court Circular says that another addition to the
royal family may be anticipated.
The funeral Of the late Duchess of Orleans took place
at Weybridge Surrey, the 22d of May her remains
PHILIPPE. The ceremony attended by Prince Albert
and by large concourse of foreign ambassadors and
French notabes, including NM. Guizot and Thiers.-
She buried with the ceremonies of the Lutheran
church.
Mr. Rarey, the American horse-tamer. has been de-
monstrating his powers wild zebra, before dis
tinguished company in London His experiments were
quite successful.
The Paris conference had held second meeting when
resolution adopted declaring that the object of
the conference to settle the question of the prnci
palities
Rumors circulating of an intended demonstration
by French war steamer against Morocco.
The Duke de Almeda was spoken of as likely to sue
coed General Concha in the governorship of Cuba.
The Montenegrn boundary question was to be set
tied by special commission at Constantinope.
The Turks were landing large forces at Ragusa.