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


The Steamship Weser from Bremen, arrived at New
York yesterday having touched at Cork Ireland the
9th instant and bringing advices three days later.
The news from the Continent is more warlike, Aus
tra having become determinedy hostile and much en-
FILTERED towards France 1t is reported that Austria
will be supported by Prussia.
More changes have occurred in the British Cabinet
Russia is augmenting her forces on the Pruth. THE
Pruth River forms the boundary between Russia and
the Turkish Prncipalities ]-JoURNAI~
Liverpool Markets.
L1vERPoo1, March 9th, 1859.
Cotton-Sales for the week, $4,000 bales, including
l2,5OO on speculation and 1900 for export.
Fair Uplands,. ..............7 3-l6d
Middling Uplands,. ...............6Ad
Stock at Liverpool $4,000 bales, of which 10000
are American Market closing with an advancing ten
dency.
Breadstuffs dn-quotations are nominal and the
market inactive.
Rice firm--Carolina los cd OBS
Rosin dull-prices easier but quotations unchanged.
Spirits Turpentine firm at ABS
Consols 955s.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2lst, 1884. M.
The decision relative to the calling of extra
sion of Congress has been postponed for the present.
It is believed that the Administration avors the system
of issuing certificates of service in payment of mail
tracts
Senior Malta Juarz, Minister, has departed for Vera
Cruz.
Details of tl.e Foreig" News Steamship Weser.
NEW YORK, March l8th.-The steamer Weser from
Bremen which touched Cork brings three days later
intelligence from Europe.
The news is warke There is less confidence in Lord
Cowey mission Paris and Vienna journals and letters
are quite beligerent.
The proceedings of tie British Parliament are not
important. Lord Fitzgerald said that the Hanoveran
government had been notified of the termination of the
Stade dues next August.
There were rumors of union of the liberals under
Palmerson and Russell in opposition to the government
reform bill.
Lord Henry Lennox has resigned of Office as one of
the Lords of the Treasury There reports of other
pending secessions from the cabinet
The Paris Constitutional announces the withdrawal
of the the French from Rome, but the Moniteer pro-
nOunced the statement premature.
There rumors of flying visit from Count Cavour
to Paris.
1t is reported that Austria made proposals to
Lord Cowley, supported by Prussia.
The warike preparations at Marseies are slightly re-
Taxed.
The Paris Bourse continued very sensitive and huc-
GAS $3.50.
1t is said that the Emperor of Austria has become
determinedly warlike, and much embittered against
France. Th1 Vienna journals were also warlike.
Lord Cow.vy continued in Vienna, but would leave
on the 5th inst
Military preparations continue in Italy.
The Bombay mail of the 9th of February had arrived
1t had been telegraphed that the rebellion in Dude has
been formally declared ended. The British troops had
entered Nepaul to reduce the fugitive rebels.
There is four days later intelligence from China, but
nothing important.
LONDON, Saturday evening-N Notwithstanding the
political suspense, the stock markets yesterday firm
consols advancing an eighth to threesxteenths.
On the budget being called up for discussion in Par
lament on Wednesday, the committee declared, by
majority of ten, they could not examine the peace bud
get the presence of wake demonstrations on all Sides
and that budget would be required. They con-
sdered it ridiculous to consider the proposed figures
when the expenses already incurred considerably exceed
ed the amount demanded They therefore resolved to
await the explanations of the government. Although
the minority proposed amendment they forthwith
iected, and persisted in their original vote.
A Marseilles despatch says that Russia has sixty
thousand troops on the Pruth and has augmented her
army in Georgia
PARIS, Saturday evening.-A pacific article has ap-
peared in the Moeur causing great excitement on the
Bourse and advance of one-half in rentes-closng
firm.
LONDON, Saturday evening.-V iscount Harding, the
Under Secretary of War, has signed.
The Nonieur denies the reported angry conversation
between Prince Napoleon and Persigny.
The stock markets have been decidedly frmer in con-
sequence OF the official note in the Moniteur
Letter from Liverpool.
New YORK, March 1.-THE following is an extract
Of letter dated Liverpool, March .:
The demand for cotton continues active and prices
have further advanced on all grades above good or
binary. Sales since Friday, -four days. 10000 bales
Imports only 700 bales. The market closes firm with
an upward tendency.
The Manchester market Is active and has again ad-
vanced I'D both goods and yarns under later and
still favorable advices from India and China.
Notwithstanding the unsettled condition of Europe
the prosperity of the cotton manufacturing interest
far remains mistaken. The exports of cotton cloths
and yarns for the month of January, were S. 100000
greater than for the period in 1853 and are even
larger in excess of 1857
Sugar is dull at unchanged prices. The stock stead
y accumulates being 26,7O0 tons, against 10 600
! in $685. and $4,000 in 1857. The consumption does
not keep pace with former years. being 800 tons for
the past two months against 10000 in 1858, and TO-,
| 900 in 1857.
Breadstuffs and Provisions are dull and unchanged
Some ships have been taken up here to load with wheat
at Nantes, France, for export to the United States
through Canada.
Consols close weak at 95as 951&.
Election L. S. Senator.
| TRENTON, n. j., March l7th-The Legislature O
this State went into an election for United States Sena
tor to-day, and chose John c. Ten Evck (oppositon