Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-26

ia We find the following Geographic dispatch in
receive the daily Constitution and cannot, therefore,
voucb for its appearance in that ISSUE The triweeky
Of the 2lst inst. does not contain it
WASHINGTON April 2lst-The Constitution of this
morning says. If any members OF the Cabinet, has
sought taken steps, to change the line of action of
the President in important matter of State policy,
without the advice, knowledge consent of the Pres
dent be has been guilty of act of nfdety, and bad
faith which should invoke his severest censure Indeed
such conduct would be dlshOnOrabe and justly incur
forfeiture of his confidence.
In this view we think we have the right to demand
of Mr.. Walker the naming OF the Individual implicated.
In the absence of reply we shall maintain that be is
wholly unable to substaDuate the grounds OF his belief
This article exctes much comment from its semi-of-
cia character and it involves the question of the uni
ty of the cabinet.
Three Days Later from Europe.
The steamship America arrived at Halifax the
2lst inst She brings Liverpool dates to the 18th inst,
three days later.
The steamship Nova Scotia had arrived out.
The authorities of Hertfordshire had placed John G.
Heenan, the prize-fghter, under arrest.
In the cotton market of Liverpool the Easter holidays
had produced quietness.
The weekly circulars were printed on Thursday, and
their contents have already been published There was
no market on Saturday.
The steamship Borussia was detained at Sonthamp
ton in consequence of slight damage to her machinery
The steamer Hungarian will probably transhp the pas
sengers and cargo of the Borussa.
LoNDoN-Consos 953s 9458 for money, and 9411S5
a "a for account.
The political news is unimportant, and the British
Parliament had adjourned over for the Easter holidays
Heenan, the American champ ion, arrested al
Derby early in the morning of Good Friday, and WoulC
be kept in custody until after the America sailed Wher
he would be brought before the Magistrate. 1t was
supposed that the fight with Sayers would be indefinite
| ~ postponed.
is reported that the steamer Great Eastern would
be ready to sail on her American trip at the same time
with the squadron which is to accompany the Prince
| Wales to Canada in June.
1t is stated that the inhabitants Of Savoy and Nice
would vote in few days, by universal suffrage on thu
| question of annexation to France.
The London money market slightly easier. Thu
bullion III the Bank of England had decreased 9887,
| 600 during the week
| HAyRE COTTON MARKET, April 4-The market il
dull at lO4f for New Orleans tres Ordlndlre, and 9Sf
for ditto 6aS. There is stock of 1875 900 bales in port
| WEXFORD Provision MARKET.-Messrs Richard
son Spence report Pork steady, with large business
in the old stock at 54s. SIS Cd Beef steady. Bacor
steady.
PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugars are dull !; the prices art
easier but the quotations unchanged. Spirits of Tur
pentine firm, and slightly advanced sales at 36s COT
fee firm.
LONDON, Thursday evening.-Baring Brothers report
breadstufts dull but steady.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday.-The Paris Bourse has advanced
Consols close at 941 "a Is for money and account
The HammOnia was to sail on the 9th with the pas
sengers and freight by the Borussia.
The steamship Asia arrived out on the 8th inst.