Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
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1t was reported that Count WaIewski had spbr,..,
plan for the consideration of Italy 1t consists 20
seven States the Presidency of which is to be givon
nominay to the Pope but really to the KINGS Of even
PIMA and Naples alternately. The strong places 20
garrisoned by the federal troops are Gaeta Mantp,
Placenza. The votes in the Federal Diet arc TO he m
tributed follows Parma I; Modena : The p us
2; Tuscany 2 Sardinia 3 ; and Naples }. "l@
In the British House of Lords Lord Tvndbrrt
Tended himself from the charge of Mr. Bright ON ~
count of the warning voice he had raised and oel5.
the Admiralty were aware that the French were armn
fleet with rifed cannon?
The Duke of Somerset replied in the affirmative o
said that although England had improved cannon "'
process of manufacturing, they would not be ready f
some time.
In the House of Commons Sir De Lacy Evans moro3
for the appointment of commission to inquire into T
national defences and to report what Improvement VT
possible The government assented to the substance ~
the resolution but could not assent to the motion to
point committee to inquire what permanent fort;f
lions necessary for the defense of the backwards ana
arsenals.
Mr.. Evans resolution was then negatived.
A fire at Liverpool had destroyed the extensive north
shore flour and rice mills. -Four lives were lost AMI
many persons injured during the fire. The loss was s
tmated at from fifty to sixty thousand pounds sterling
including much grain.
fire had also occurred in one of the brandy wants &C
the London docks, by which several lives were lost and
much damage done.
M. de Ambrois, very enlightened man has been
named as the Sandman penpotentiary to the conference
at Zurich.
Austria refuses to meet any Sandman representative
but will leave it open with Sardinia to accede to the
treaty after its interchange by Austria and France
The Duke OF Tuscany has expressed a WILLINGNESS IN
abdcate in favor of his who promises constitution
but the Tuscans object altogether to the dynasty
The steamer North American arrived at IiverpooIor
Wednesday morning.
1t was said that the Emperor Napoleon would mako
his entry into Paris at the head of his army of Italy On
the 4th of August.
The London Herald says that the Grand Duke Con,
stantine of Russia will soon visit England.
The fire at the London dock-yard only DESTROYED fifty
casks of brandy and lives were lost as at first stated
The Times says another large French loan will be
wanted soon.
The Times also says that the Moneurs recent article
is in many respects deceptive and it urges the immediate
arming of the navy with the Armstrong gun
The Duke de Malakof has been appointed Grand
Chancellor of the Legation Of Honor
1t was reported that about 100000 men would be
discharged from the French army on a renewable fur
ough the advantage being that the government would
have them still on hand whilst their cost would be d.
verted to other purposes
The wine accounts from France are Wnfavorabc the
grapes having been injured by the excessive heat
Prices were tending upward.
The Moniteur de la Flotte, government organ saws
that Denmark has coded the island Of ST. Thomas to the
United States
The Paris Bourse closed flat at 67f 90c.
The LIE Nord says that of the first acts of thenew
ministry will be to put end to the present dictator
ship by election bill applicable to IOmbardy. dis
solution will then take place in order to effect in the new
chambers complete fusion Of Piedmont and Lombarly
The King will preside in Parliament, which will at al
tcrnate years in Turin and Milan.
The Turin journals say the army is to be reinforced
by recrutments from Lombardy 1t is to be raised to
100000 men,
Gen. Garibaldi had confidential interview with Mar
mora at Brescia the 10Th 1t said that he had
an army Of 10000 men, which continued to nereasr-
He expressed confidence in the King of Sardinia moi
forsaking the national cause.
Milan letter to the Times says that GarbaIdi was
about to move to the Appennes and there be occupied
in gathering fifty thousand volunteers in Remaqua.-
Garibalds corps added to that of MezzocabO will form
army capable of securing the independence Of central
Italy, at least against any Roman or NeapOtan force
1t rumored that the Duke of Modena had proposed
to four thousand Austrian troops TO enable him TO
enter his States 1t was also rumored that a division
of the French army would enter Parma and Tuscany
and another corps the Roman legations for the purpose
OF simply preserving order and allowing free expression
of public opinion
The municipality of Florence had formally expressed
desire for annexation to an Italian kingdom under
Victor Emanuel or that Tuscany be governed bya
prince of the house of Savoy.
The POntifca government has issued q circular com
planning bitterly of the action Of Victor Emanuel ask
ing the assistance and protection Of foreign governments
in vindcation of the lights of the Pope.
A great number of addresses were being signed in
Romagna against the return of ecclesiastical government
and in favor of union with Sardinia.
1t was stated that the principle of the proposed a
ian confederation had been accepted by the Pope,
jOrty of the cardinals having voted in its favor.
Later from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, August G-Dates have been rccey
ed here from Vera Cruz to the 28th July and lomtbc
City of Mexico to the 10Th July.
Gen. Zualoga was marching on San Louis IotO>i
with five thousand men. Other troops were conccnra
ting to march against Marqueza Miramons troops
were concentrating at Regenesator 1t reported
! that grand movement of some kind was on foot
Mramon had issued manifesto in which be prOmi
rial government asserts that it is the traditional policy
of Mexico to guard against the United States.
Minister McLane was at Truxio. Only the skeleton
of the treaty had been sent to Washingtonit not
SIGNED. Juarez declines SIGNING the treaty without The