Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Mexico.
New ORLEANS, July ;

New ORLEANS, July 23d, 1859.
By the steamer Webb, at this port, we have dates
from Minatitlan to the 18TH
Margueza had robbed specie conducta going from
Guanouate to San Bias of six hundred thousand dollars
Four Days Later Europe-Peace Declared!
FARTHER POINT, July Oath, 1859.
The Steamship North Briton from Liverpool, with
dates to the 18th nst arrived here to-day She brings
highly interesting and gratifying from the seat Of
war.
Peace has been concluded between the allies and Aus
tra on the following basis:
An Italian Confederacy is to be formed under the
honorary Presidency of the Pope.
The Emperor of Austria comedies all his rights in
Lombardy to Napoleon who transfers them to the King
of Sardinia The Emperor of Austria reserves Nenice,
but she will form an integral part of the Italian Con-
federacy
This news was received at London too late to devel-
ope its effects in commercial circles.
Consus and French funds rose considerably.
The armistice was arranged by the great neutral pow
ers but until the French feet was about to attack
Venice. and Verona was in imminent danger.
From Venezuela.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, July 25, 1859
Gen. Paez has returned from Venezuela the country
being in "a state of anarchy ~@
Puerto Cabello in the hands of the negro nsur-
gents. The port of Laguayra was closed.
European Markets.
LIVERPOOL, July 18th, 1859
Cotton closed firm at the advance per steamer Africa.
Mddling Orleans Lied; Middling Uplands l3-l6d +;
sales Of the last three days $4,000 bales; sales spec
uation 1000 bales and for export 1900 bales.
L. Il,
qualities
The weather was favorable for the crops.
Flour is very dull at los. IS. cd.
Wheat is active at Id ID. advance. Southern los.
a lis
Corn is declining Rosin is steady-Spirits Turpen-
pentine dull at 38s.
Rice is quiet.
Consols for money closed at 961G
Supposed Shaver.
New BEDFORD JaIy 2l-The ship Atlantic, Capt.
Silva which had cleared from this port for the Indian
Ocean, has been seized on suspicion Of going to the
coast of Africa for slaves.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The President has appoint
ed j. A. Cushman, of Mississippi, minister to the Ar
gentine Confederation, vice Mr.. Yancey resigned.
Arrangements have just been completed for the publ
cation in Washington of political and literary maya
zine to be called the National Democratic Quarterly
Review under the editorship of Col Florence assisted
by eminent contributors 1t is to be the expostor of
the policy of the present and all future democratic ad
minstratiOns.
Mr.. Barringer has formally declined the Central
American mission The opinion is entertained that all
the pending questions in that quarter be adjusted
by properly qualified representative.
The dispatches from Minister Mel ane present no
striking interesting facts in addition to the newspaper
accounts of Mexican affairs already published
From Havana-Large Fire at Cienfugos.
New York July 23.-The steamship Quaker City
has arrived, bringing dates to the 10Th inst.
The yellow fever prevails to considerable extent,
but the disease is not so1magnant during the past
two years.
Col. Espelines planter, has failed with liabilities
amounting to 100000. Two bankers have also failed
and general dstrust has been occasioned among
camille men.
The markets are without change. Sugars are heavy
and prices unaltered.
Just before the Quaker City left, Geographic dis
patch received announcing that large fire had ia
ken place at Cienfuegos destroying the warehouses Of
Avikes & DeBlanc and Thomas Very, together with
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