Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18
The News.


The news by the tennessee arrived at New Orleans
last Saturday, from Vera Cruz is up to the 9th inst
battle is reported to have taken place Cordova
and the left wing of Miramon's army completely routed
by the liberals. Miramon lost 100 men killed, three
guns and 300 muskets besides large quantity of
untion.
Degollado preparing to march upon the capital
with 10000 C) men,
The liberals have captured Guauajuata aud Agnas
Celientes
The Yacht Wanderer the SLAYER, was sold at auction
at Savannah, the 18th inst by the United States
Marshal Mr.. Lamar becoming the purchaser at $4,000
The Republican of the l lth states that the Wander
er'S Africans at Jacksonville, in 1elfar county
They were arrested near Albany and carried back eighty
miles, where they will prob ably be claimed by their
ners.
The details by the late arrivals from Europe give
further particulars relative to affairs the Wa
ter They look and like war, though it will
take time to determine the finale.
Paris letters say that Prince Napoleon received an
immense deputation of Italians the goth, and made
speech Italian affairs, III which he sympathlzes with
their most ardent wishes
The French minister of war had contracted Tor ten
million ratons of dried vegetables.
second division Of troops ordered from Aiglers
to France.
1t was rumorcd that Gen La Morricierre had offered
his services to the Emperor in case OF hostllities
All the active battalions in Paris to be increased
making each Infantry reg ment 800 strong.
Prince Napoleon it is reported, is necessarily lnstl
eating the Emperor to
The Spanish Chamber of Deputies had granted ex-
traordnary credits for strengthening the Notifications
Mahen, FerrOI and Otht places.
The Italian eXiIes lie! Cadiz the 18TH board of
an American frigate, (aanle not mentioned)
One hundred deputts iii the Spanish Cores have de-
clared in favor of free lade in corn and cotton.
The Duchess of Parma has signed treaty
with Austria authorizing the latter power to occupy all
the forts her dOmniOns with troops of hOsti
tiles.
Trade at Milan in a state of complete stagna-
ton.
large number of troops deserers from the Austrian
army, had crossed the PiedmOntese frontiers.
1t is asserted that the official dispatches from Cardi-
nal Autone to the Cabinet at Vienna, declare that
reception be accorded to any representations from
foreign Governments at all referring to the domestic
government OF the States of the Church.
Tie Sandman Senate have adopted bill for loan
OF 5O,OO0,OOO francs, by vote OF 80 to I.
Austria is steadily preparing for the defence of her
Italian possessions The garrison OF Vienna is FULLY
prepared to march at short notice.
Great activity is apparent at the arsenal of Venice,
where hospital and army bakeries have been established
GunbOats have been placed at the mouth OF the Riv-
er Po and the garrison of Frrara has been reinforced
| Hon. j. Clancy Jones had recently had audience
with the Emperor, and presented his credentials
The Prussian government has issued circular alu-
ding to joint efforts of England and Prussia preserve
the peace OF Europe, and expressing the conviction that
Austria will join III the endeavOs for an amcabe sou-
ton OF the difficulties but declaring that while reservng
her action European power she will nevertheless
fulfil her tues a member Of the German COnfedera-
| ton.
1t is reported that Russia has declared her deermina-
ton to resist attempt TO prevent union of the prn-
| CAPABILITIES by force.