Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18


The steamer Vigo leaves Liverpool december zV'n ioi
Philadelphia. - -...., a. 1ooro fo,
Southampton on 3D. 1t was reported that she goes 70
yerpoo IN the spring. and that Scott Russes services
have been dispensed with. oh f tho
ROYAL Charter only thirty nine Four hundred anu m
we're drowned Great damage was done by tne s'Of az
round the coast of England. Numerous coasung Vessels
had been lost, and also many lives ne AierG up
Rockingham from Cardiff lost her anchors ana ran Oh tne
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased FL oOO
The money market slightly more stringent o9
Lord Brougham has oeeh eie0'eU '""lO " 011
The The widow of Sir Robert Peel is dead. ~
The French government has ordered one hundred gun
boats twenty of which to be completed with the
utmost dispatch. ,.
The arrangements for combined French and English
pedon to China are completed and its departure fixed for
The first fortnight of February
The o. s. frigate Wabash was at Naples
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News says the
cent meeting of the Emperor of Russia and Prince Regent of
Prussia was the subject of great anxiety at Paris 1t
the general impression that they agreed not to oppose the
annexation of Central Italy to Piedmont.
letter purportng to be from Napoleon to the King of
Sardinia dated Oct 20h had been printed and gener-
ally regarded genuine The Emperor observes that the
question whether he did well r at Vafranca
but rather to obtain from the treaty the results most favOa
bic the paccaton of Italy 1t necessary to conclude
treaty that should in the best possible the
independence of Italy, that should satisfy Piedmont and YET
which should not wound Catholic sentiment the rights
soVeregns in whom Europe felt interest. The En-
perOr he bound by that treaty. and cannot in the
Congress which about to open withdraw himself from his
engagements.
The Emperor demands the Duchess be called
MOdena and that Parma be united to Piedmont That us
Cany augmented perhaps by portion of territory be
stored to the Grand Duke Ferdinand and that
moderate liberty shall be adopted in all the Italy
The Emperor traces plan for the Italian confederation
with the Pope honorary President and this will
increase his moral influence, it will enable him make
cessOns in conformity with the legitimate wishes of the pc
pulatOns.
The Dresden Journal of the 1s asserts that England will
send representative to Congress without making
dtOn The journal says that this Congress will pro
badly meet at Paris.
The London Times, article urging dispatch in II
China expedition, says If private American letters from
China speak the truth Mr.. Ward was with studied inen
to diCule him, drawn to Pekn By mule and donkey
and if his ratified treaty found destitute of the only
useful stipulation the draft contained regulations for thu
trade and tariffs, then conceive the Americans may BY
this time have concluded their humility has answered.
The Turin ministerial journal says, the Cabinet has
disposed of at Zurich and in Romagna is attacked
Piedmont will take the field to assist them.
nsurrection has not ceased in Italy, renforcements
troops were still going on there and numerous arrests
being made.
The Pope is said have accepted the principles reform
they are to be applied.
Gen. Garbaldi in his speech at Turin, =" With
King like Victor Emanuel, and army like and will
people like you Italy should not stop until she has free
the last inch of her soil from the heel of the foreigner
has been stated that the King of Abyssina has cedeC
to France the island and port of Massowah in the Red
NJ Blant is the successor of the Duke of Padua whC
reres from the French ministry of the interior
of i'll health
The Brazilian mail had reached Lisbon. There was M
political news of Importance. Coffee at Rio had declined
two hundred three hundred res The exports the
last mail amounted bags for the United States
prices varying from 570O to $780, The market fiat
Stock $1,000 bags.