Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-27

Count Buol has resigned the Austrian Ministry.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, May l4th, 1859.
Cotton-Saes for the week $4,000 bales. The mar
ket opened at advance of 3D. but closed at I'D
Sales for export 5000 bales closing quiet but steady
18th.
Middlng do. .......................6 l3-l6d.
Fair Uplands. Observation-Disclosures. I'd.
Mlddlng do. Observation-Disclosures. 6 1-l6d.
Stock at Liverpool $4,000 bales, of which 100000
bales are American.
Misunderstanding, and held cd. higher.
Wheat-Hoders demand an advance of sd.
Corn-Advanced Cd a Is
Provisions steady.
Money market slightly easier. Consols for money
closed at 9l55 9l7s.
Later from California.
The Steamer Moses Taylor has arrived from Aspin-
wall with dates to the 18th inst She brings $4,000,
900 in gold.
1t had leaked out that large portion of the army in
Utah intended to desert as they are paid off.
WASHINGTON, D. c. May oath, 1884 NJ
Correspondence from Utah indicates startling posi-
ton of affairs Judge Sinclair had ordered the troops
to Salt Lake City to protect the Court, and Gov Cum
ming had called out five thousand Mormon militia to
prevent their entrance. Danger of collision imminent
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May oath, 1859.
party of famshed emigrants returning from Pixies
Peake had attacked and captured the outward bound
train killed the conductor, and hung the newly apoint
ed postmaster for Auraria.
New YORK, May 25 1894. NJ.
The Hargous Company, financial agents of the Tehu-
antepec Company, have suspended payment
Nothing heard of the steamer asia.
New York Markets.
New YORK, May 26th, 1894. NJ.
IA The cotton market yesterday closed dull but prices
were unchanged
Flour declined Is cents with sales of SIS bbls South
ern.
Wheat dull-white 49, red 81 IS.
Corn dull--mixed 80, yellow 90 a "a, and white
80 IL cents per bushel.
Spirits Turpentine dull at So 50 IL cents per gal
Rosin steady and unchanged.
Rice quiet and unchanged
One Day Later from Europe, Per Steamer City of
Baltimore.
The Retreat of the Austrdns Sopped-Occapqtion of the
Rtrer SesiG-C Commercial Adrices &c.
ST. JOHNS, n. F.. May 20.-Ihe steamer City of
Baltimore it appears called at Cork on the 12th and
from thence brings Liverpool and London advices of
that date, received per telegraph.
These advices embrace something later from the seat
of war. dispatch dated Turin May ill., stated that
the Austrans had ceased their rerograde movement and
were occupying the river Sesa in haste.
Count Cavour to leave on the lth for Genoa, to
meet the Emperor Napoleon.
The Emperor sailed from Marseilles on Wednesday
afternoon 1t is said he expects to be in Milan, at the
head of his troops before the commencement of June
The Russian brig Triton had accidentally exploded,
and it reported eighty men either killed or
wounded.
The English Parliamentary elections had been almost
concluded. The ministerial gain variousy esti-
mated by the English press at from nineteen to twenty
eight members.
M de Persgny has been appointed French ambassa-
dor to London The Paris Moniteur denies the report
that the French army is about to concentrate the
Rhine.
[By Telegraph from London to Cork.
London Thursday.-The Daily News city article, of
last evening, says the price of consols improved one
eighth to onequarer per cent over Tuesday. The IA
vorabe effect had been produced by checking the drain
of gold to the continent.
The other departments of the stock exchange have
tendency to improve, and the prices generally sat-
isfactory.
In the discount market the demand was moderate
although the high rates demanded for long paper
At Paris the subscription to the French loan of
twenty millions already exceeds forty Millions including
very large number for only ten francs of annual in
come All parties connected with the government were
expected to take part in this national demonsra
ton.
At st. Petersburg exchange was frmer and quoted
at 1915 powerful feeling created on the stock
exchange by the announcement that sixteen more ind
vduas had ceased to be members of the establishment
In the London Times it is said that the continued
suspense between the hostile forces in Italy exctes daily
new conjectures
The condition of Turkey has also been subject of
comment.
The recent rise in Russian produce has been fol-
lowed by considerable reaction. Hemp had fallen
per cent.
At Mark Lane yesterday wheat met with slow sale,
at reduction Of from six to eight shlings per quarter
There was much buoyancy the Paris Bourse, ow-
ing to the enthusiastic demonstration attending the EN-
perors departure being considered security for the
maintenance of order at home.
Marshal Canrobert has issued orders of the day to
the troops under his command at Aessandria, concud
ing in spirited and warke tone.
A dispatch from Rome has been sent to the Pope's
nuncio to leave Florence.
Paris May l2.-The Moniteur published the follow
ing dispatch
" Rome, May lO.-According to order from Vienna
the state of siege has been raised at Ancona and the
lighthouse is again lit"
Vienna, May 1O.-The Archduke is dead.
Important to Americans Going to Europe.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-In view Of the large number
OF persons visiting Europe it is considered important to
state that persons visiting France from the United
States, by way of Havre must have their passports
used by the French Consul at the port whence they SAIL
Those going by way of England to the continent will
have passports used at the Office of the American Lega