Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-01
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Arrival of Nova scot,an-one Day Later from

FARTHER POINT, O. E., June 2Sth, 1859
The steamer Nova Scotian, with Liverpool dates to
the 9Th inst, for Quebec has arrived. Her news is
generally unimportant, and only one day later
Bologna has proclaimed for the King of Sardinia.
The Emperor OF Austria assumes the command in per-
SOD, and will take ANEW strategetc position.
Large reintorcements are leaving France.
An order has been issued for the mobilization of the
Prussan army.
The Austrans are evacuating Modena and draw back
towards the river Oglio.
Lord Palmerston is making good progress in organ
zing the new Cabinet
NoTE-Bologna is a city of the Papal States and
capital of legation of the same name. 1t would seem
that nearly all upper and central Italy for the King
of Sardnia.-JoURNAL
LIVERPOOL June 18th, 1859
CoTToN.-Ihe sales of the last three days were 49,
600 bales of which exporters took $500, closing slow
of sale but prices unaltered.
Flour is very dull, and declined Is. a IS.
Wheat declined IS. As. per centel.
Corn very dull and all qualities have slightly declined
Provisions dull but ady-market generally unchan-
ged.
RoSin dull at As. for Common.
Spirits Turpentine steady at AIS
Rice quiet.
Consols for money closed at 932s 9356
Three Days Later-Arrival of the Steamer Arabia.
HALIFAX, N. S.. June 29th, 1859.
The steamship Arabia arrived here yesterday, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th instant.
The war news is unimportant. The Austrians re-
treating behind the river Ogio and the allies advancing
and concentrating for decisive attack. battle
anticipated within week.
A naval denonctro fion on tho A driatic pYnpctnd
Lord Palmerston had formed strong cabinet, in
Guiding Russell, Gladstone Egn, Cobden Gibson and
Granville.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June 18TH 1859.
Cotton-Sales for the week $4,000 bales closing firm
with an advance of i'd on fair and middIng qualities
Inferior qualities saleabe, but nomnay unchanged
Fair Orleans Sgd; Middling Orleans, 15l6d.; Fair
Uplands, 72sd Middling Uplands, 634d. Stock at
Liverpool 900 bales, of which 557 600 was Amer-
can.
Breadstufs dull at Tuesdays rates.
Corn-All qualities slightly declined.
Provisions have slightly declining tendency
Cousos for account closed at 923l 9276, ex-div
dend
Additional by the Arabia.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Received 1890 P. Nj.
General Gyuai has been superseded by Gen. Soick
Additional Austrian forces are moving towards Italy.
The mobilization of the Prussan army and the hostile
attitude of Germany the allies French and Sar
dinans) great uneasness.
The allies were concentrating for grand attack.
Napoleon asks for one hundred thousand men to be-
siege the Austrian ortresses.
Latest Foreign Markets.
Flour los. 6d.a IS. cd. Wheat los. Us. Corn
White S. IS. Cd. Beef declined 3s. IS. on inferior
qualities.
Pork decIm Il Is 3D. Bacon declined Is Is. Rosin
steady at 4s 3D. Spirits turpentine steady at Ais Cd
AS, Rice pet.
WA, ,INGroN CITY, d. g., June 3Oth 1859.
The English Cabinet has been officially announced
The following the principal members Premier,
Viscount Pamerston EXchequer, Gladstone Foreign
Secretary, Lord John Russell Home Secretary Sir G.
G. Lewis Secretary for the Colonies, Duke of New
castle; Secretary at War; Sidney Herbert Admiralty
Duke Of Somerset Lord Chancellor, Lord Campbell ;
President of the Council Lord Granville; Postmaster
General Lord Elgn President of the Board of Trade,
Mr.. Golden.
ST. JOINS, n. f., June 3Oth, 1859.
The steamer Argo ashore at Irepassy Bay, supposed
to be a total loss.
York NIal kefs.
New YORK, June 3Oth, 1859.
Yesterdays Cotton market closed at an advance of
Is a cent in consequence of the favorable news from
Europe Middling Uplands ll34 cents. Flour de-
clined 10 20 cents Wheat firm red 81 70 white
81 so. Corn buoyant; yellow 81 SO cents per busbel
Naval Stores unchanged from previous day quotations.
WASHINGTON, June Oath, 1859.
Judge Douglass has written letter regarding his
nomination by the Charleston Convention-n which he
says that if the Charleston Convention shall determine
to adhere the principles embodied in the compromise
sdental election of 1852, and reafrmeG 10 the Kansas
and Nebraska act of 1854, and incorporated in the
Cincinnati platform ofl856 expounded by President
Buchanan in his letter accepting the nomination
and approved by the people in his eection-in that
event. my Douglas friends will be at liberty to pre-
sent my Douglas to the Convention, if they see
proper to do So If, on the contrary it should become
the policy of the party which I [Douglas cannot an
cipae to repudate these their timehonored principles
which we have achieved many patriotic triumphs
and it, in lieu of them the Convention shall nterpoate
into the creed of the party such issues the rev
val of the slave trade congressional slave code for
the territories the doctrine that the Constitution of
of the United States either establishes or prohibits
slavery in the territories beyond the power of the peo
pie legally to control it other property it is due to
candor to say that Douglas could not accept the
nomination if rendered to me Douglas
TONNAGE OF THE WoRLD-An English paper says:
At present interest readers to know the