Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-05


agents. has proved to be an immense swindling affair."
Constantine Felnex & Co., the New York agents
have decamped. They had been operating largely in
the South
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ST. JOINS, N. F.. July Both, 1859.
The steamer Oceun Queen arrived off Cape Race last
evening, with Liverpool dates to the goth inst
Gladstones budget shows deficiency of about e5,-
100000 sterling He prefers direct taxation, and per
cent increase on income tax also increase on Dutch
malt spirits and tea to meet the deficit.
A new Sandman Ministry has been formed Mar
mora is Minister of War and President of Council.
Subscribers to the Austrian war loan have been re-
leased from their obligations
N ALIFAx n. s., July 80, 1859.
The steamer Anglo Saxon from Liverpool has arrived
with dates to the goth inst
It is stated that both the French and Austrian En-
perors are convinced that the bases of the treaty
were hastily made and in many respects mpractcable
They ignore the intervention of neutrals in consum
mating the treaty
Some leading English journals, including the London
Post attack the treaty.
French corps of fifty thousand is to remain in It.
ally until the reorganization of the country
Tuscany, Modena and Parma ase all highly dissatis-
fed with the treaty.
At Turin great evaporation and detection are dis
PLAYED on the same account. Napoleon coldly
ceived there
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, July 90 1859.
Cotton.-Sales for the past three three days reach
1900 bales all qualities have declined g to I'd
follo,,
Middling Orleans. u 3-l6d
Middling Upands,. ..6T to I'd.
Holders offer freely, but show disposition to press
sales.
Breadstuf1s very dull
Flour-French is offered at lower prices American
table los. to Is Cd.
Wheat quiet but firm. Quotations are nominal for
Southern.
Corn dull and all qualities considerably declined
ing to heavy arrivals mixed and yellow 5s l0d to 6s.
3d. and white IS. to Is. Cd.
Rosin dull at IS. 3d. to IS. Cd. for Common.
Spirits Turpentne dull at 35s. Sd. to 35s. Cd
Rice steady.
Consols for money closed at 9511s to 9514.
New YORK, July 80, 1859.
The wine and tobacco store of Andre Brothers was
burned yesterday Loss estimated at from nty 10 sixty
thousand dollars.
1t is reported that the Monongahea Valley Bank, in
PENNSYLVANIA, had failed
Arrival O the Northern Light.
New York, August l, 1859.
The steamer Northern Light has arrived from Aspin-
wall, with dates to the 23d ult.
The California news is unimportant.
Gen. Lamar, u S. Minister came passenger.
The revolution in Peru had been suppressed, and an
amnesty granted to all offenders
ST. LOUIS Mo-, July 3Oth, 1859.
The overland mail from California of the 9Th ut has
arrived.
Extensive gold discoveries have been made on Walkers
River and much excitement has been manifested in con-
sequence in Nevada and Eldorado counties.
A fire occurred at Weaversvile on the 9th inst
The loss is estimated at one hundred thousand dollars
Later from Pixies Peak.
ST.. LOUIS, July 29.-An express arrived here last
night from Denver city the Goth. The mines con-
nued to yield well new leads were constantly developed
but many miners were compelled to quit work from a
scarcity of water.
A company has commenced the construction of a
hume eleven miles long, to convey water to the neigh
borhood of Mountain city.
Later from Havana.
New ORLEANS July 29-By all arrival to-day we
have advices from Havana to 25th Of July. Sugars
are dull. Exchange London II ID per cent pre-
MUM on New Orleans a per cent and on New
York par 2 percent.
After November 1st, mail from Havana for the
United States will be made up at the British consulate
for transmission by the Royal West India Mail Com
pany.
NIcaraugunn Affairs.
New ORLEANS, July 29.-The Cass-IIerron Treaty
has been laid for year, and Minister Lamar is on
his way home. Sir VIM. Gore Ouseley was at San
Jose. Mons. Belly has secured the Transit Route for
six years, until the Ismus Canal is finished and ex
meets commence Onnrainns In October. Sennr Mar