Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-30
Details of News by the Arabia.

ENGLAND.-The Independence Beige says that Eng
land has proposed to France and Austria European
Congress Italian affairs the basis of non-nterven-
tiOn by force but Paris kilograms contradict the state
ment.
The famous steamship Great Eastern departed from
the Thames the morning of the Sth, in the presence
of immense of enthusiastic people Capt.
COmstock, late of the steamer Baltic board and
took part IN the management ot tie noble vessel Her
performance admirable. aid she kept under as
perfect command as river steamer and she steers as
easy small boat. Her engines also appeared to be
capable of starting checking her motion almost by
single motion of the hand. As to speed the London
Times says her performance proves her to be the fastest
vtSSel in the world She left the at 9l5 aid
off Dover at 3 O'Clock.
The London Times has editorial on the subject Of
Gen. HarDeyS occupation of the Island of San Juan,
characterizng it exercise of power to which Eng
land will not tamel y submit.
The American horse Starke won the Warwick cup
at the recent contest.
lHE CONFERENCE AT ZURICH.-The conferences Of
the penipoentiaries at Zurich had been suspended 1t
reported that the conference had determined the
boundaries of Denmark.
Another met ting between the Emperors of France
and Austria expected to take place soon in Switz
erland
Victor Emmanuel received the Tuscan delegation on
the Sd. in reply to their address he thanked them for
their expressed wish for annexation but said its accom-
pllshment only take place by negotiations which are
about TO begin the affairs of Italy He said be would
support the cause of Tuscany before the great powers
aud hoped that Europe would not refuse to practice
wards tuscany that work OF redessing grievances which
it, under less favorable circumstances practced towards
Greece, Belgium and the Danuban Principalities.
The vote IN Parma on the question of annexation to
Piedmont resulted in its favor by 63 900 to 500.
The Paris journals praise highly Victor Emanuel's
speech, and they conclude that it is almost certain
Congress will asst mble.
The French ambassador had arrived at Florence
A is pA
ITALy.-TLe National Assembly of Bologne on the
9TH, adopted resolution declaring that the people Of
BolOgne desire annexation to Sardinia and the city of
Bol0gne illuminated in honor of the event
The Pope had been attacked with fever and suspended
all audiences for several days At last accounts be was
recovering.
A deputation was about to leave Turin on mission
to the French Emperor
1t supposed that the Papal army was not in
condition to act against the forces Of Romagna, led by
Gen. Garibadi.
The National Assembly of Parma was opened on the
1h wi great soemnity Dictator Farini delivered all
address, in which be reviewed the history of the Bour
bous and terminated his remarks amid cries OF VIve
Victor Emanuel
Several French journals had been prohibited in Sar
dina in consequence of advocating separation of Savoy
from Piedmont.
Proposals were pending in the National Assembly Of
Parma to confirm Farin as Dictator and declare the
termination of the Bourbon dynasty.
SPAIN-The Madrid journals say the Emperor OF
Morocco has declared traitors the tribes the
who nsulted the Spanish flag and has promised to in
fct an exemplary chastisement The Spanish govern
men however continue their preparations for expedi
tlOn against the offenders
The English government had presented note request
ing explanation to the object of the Spanish govern
ment in concentrating troops at Age8lras III the i'm
mediate vicinity OF Gibraltar.
The Moitear announces the death of the Emperor OF
Morocco, and that his successor had been proclaimed
TuRKEY.-A disturbance in Gambia, caused by the
collection OF certain taxes from the Greeks had taken
place. Five gathetrs had been murdered, and two
bataous Of soldiers had been sent to arrest the ring
! leaders.
! A Circassian deputaOn had arrived at ConStanti-
nope and presented to the ambassadors OF the several
powers protest against the invasion Of their country
Russia, and stating that the whole Of their province
would be forced to submit if they were abondoned by
the Porte.
A great fire had occurred at Merzeroum, and the
town had again experienced repeated shocks of earth
quake.