Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-25

New YORK, March l6th.-The steamship City of
Washington from Liverpool on the I'd inst has arrived
The Asia arrived out on the 9th February.
Warllke rumors continue, and there was less conf
dence in peace than when the Arabia sailed.
The rumOr confirmed that the Pope had invited
France and Austria to withdraw their troops from
Rome but it was not known how those powers would
act
Lord WaIpole and Mr.. Henry had retired from the
cabinet and were succeeded by Mr. Estcourt and Lord
DOnOughmOre.
Rumors at Paris say that the French troops will with
draw from Rome but the only reason assigned is the
request of the Pope that they will do Tae prepare
tons for continue active and the funds which were
buoyant at the departure of the Arabia had become
depressed. The French threes closed at eff. SOC.
Lord CoWley had reached Vienna, and had an inter-
view with the Emperor
Mr. Disraelis bill coners franchise upon all members
of the learned professions and parties having small in
vestments in funds and savings banks The bill was
strong attacked by the reormers but large meeting
of the cOnservatives-twO hundred strong-at Lord
Derbys pledge themselves to its unanimous support
Lord Walpole the Home Secretary, and Mr.. Henly
president of the Board of the Trade retired from the
cabinet on account Of differences of opinion on the sub
iect OF reform. Mr. SOthOrOn EstcOurt succeeds the
former and Lord QOnoqg hmore the latter Lord March
replaces Mr.. Estcourt president Of the Poor Jaw
Board There were rumours OF further secessons from
the cabinet, including the Earl of Salisbury and Mr.
Addey.
The British export report shows an enormous increase
over that of last year.
The latest Paris letters say the chances of war or
peace continue the same. The war fever ran high in
Germany.
LONDON, Wednesday morning The Daily News says:
90 The gloom overshadOws the stock exchange.
The most reassurng portions of the statements made
by the ministers on Friday have been officially explain
ed away On the Paris Bourse yesterday rentes fell %
per cent Money continues in fair demand at 2 ~
per cent Exchange Austria has further advanced"
Alta meeting yesterday of the conservatives consider
Mr.. Dsraes reform BILL Lord lerby stated that if on
second reading upon any of the main clauses of the
bill in committee, they found themselves in minority,
he should unhesitatngy advise the Queen to dissolve
the Parliament. This is challenge to Lord John Rus
sell.
The latest foreign advices contain rumour that Count
CaVouF is expected at Paris.
The Sandman loan of 92 100000 had not been nego-
tiated by NJ. Fou at Paris as was at one time sup
posed. This is looked upon as unfavorable symptom,
since NJ Fould, as minister of State must have op-
portunites of foreseeing if events at hand which
might render the speculation hazardous.
Advices from Rio Janeiro to February 7th had been
received They say that Lopez has accepted the offer
ed mediation Of the Brazilian government in the difficult
ty with the United States.
India adVices confirm the complete subjugation OF
Dude. The China mail reports that Lord Elgin's
expedition up the Yang-tse Kang extended as far as
Hang-Kow, and is reported to have successful The
steamer Powhatan was at Hong Kong and the Missis
lsippi was in Canton river, e