Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-15
Additional Foreign News.

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Persia announce that the Arago, from New York ar
rived at Southampton the 26th and the Glasgow at
Liverpool on the same day. The steamship Canada,
from Boston via Halifax, arrived at Liverpool on the
28th.
The Emperor of France has issued commercial de-
cree which raises the price of tobacco
The position of the hostile forces in Italy is literally
unchanged.
Garibaldis British Legion - had smart encounter
with the Royalsts at Capua but victorious, with
a loss of six killed and thirty wounded
Some details have been received of the voting the
question of annexation which confirm the previous
ports that the result almost unanimous in favor Of
annexation.
Spain had withdrawn its ambassador from Turin
leaving its affairs in the hands of charge daars.
The text of the Russian note to Sardinia, protesting
against her course in the affairs of Italy, and ordering
her legation to retire. is published 1t very strong in
its tone.
1t is stated that the English admiral is going to Gae
ia for the purpose of protecting the flight of the King
of Naples.
An imperial decree raises the price of tobacco in
France 20 per cent.
The peror Napoleon has held military council
relative to the formation of new plan of army of
reserve. All the marshais attended.
The OpiniOne Rationale has caused considerable SEN
sations in all quarters by publishing article branding
the Warsaw meeting as nothing but conspiracy, on
the part of the governments represented there against
France, and also charging England with being go
between"
The Warsaw meeting abruptly adjourned on the 2Oth
owing to the illness of the dowager Empress of Russia
An order has been issued at Vienna to prepare for
the coronation of Francis Joseph King of hungary,
next spring.
Warike preparations being extensively increased
in the Mincio.
The Paris Bourse was dull Three per cent. Rentes
closed at 69f. SOC.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says If the
Emperor Francis Joseph faters himself that he will
iot pvilcc rootor iah
he has voucbsated to their native country he will find
himself, | fear, grievously in error.
The Nuncio at Madrid is stated within the last few
days to have RENTED to the Pope 100000 reals (5
100000 rancs which has been raised by the bishops
letter dated Turin, October Dist thus describes the
recall of the Russian minister Prince Leon de Ga
garin charged with the Russian legation in capital
yesterday presented a note to M. Cavour in which he
officially signifies the recall of the whole legation. This
recall notified on the ground that the government of
Victor Emanuel has taken any notice of the
municaons and verbal representations which the Court
of ST. Petersburgh thought fit to make to Piedmont
spectng everything connected with recent events,
specially regards the entrance of Piedmontese troops
in the Kingdom CT Naples. M. Cavour, on receiving
this communication Immediately telegraphed to the
Marquis Sauti, the Sandman minister at ST. Peters
burg, to demand his passports. Prince De Gagarin
leaves tomorrow tor Paris"
Latter from Europe.-Arrival North American.
QUEBEC, Nov 12-The steamer North American,
from Liverpool the ls inst, arrived here on last
night.
1t confirmed that France had nterfered to prevent
the bombardment of Gaeta by the Sardianian vessels
| Lord Dundonald is dead.
Formidable naval and military preparations going
in France and some writers construe recent coun
Gil of war at ST. Cloud as pal pabe indication of az
eventful campaign.
The Emperor, on the 3lst ult., reviewed 10000 men
near Paris. Bivonackng and all the proceeding of
regular campaign were represented
| The Paris rentes closed at 69f Csc.
From Naples advices say that on the 9th ut the
Sandman fotla cannonaded the Royasts near Gaeta
when the French Admiral Persano then retired and re
turned to Naples expressing bis regret at the conduct
of the French.
There is nothing definite as to the visit of Victor
Emanuel to Naples.
1t is denied that Austria had informed the European
Cabinets OF her intention to send utimaton Turin
On the contrary she had reiterated her assurance
maintaining purely defective policy.
Count Reichberg has given an explanation to tn
diplomatic corps relative to the Warsaw conference
Austria, 1t is said, put the following question to Rus
sla: Will your government recognize the facts whic
have been or may be accomplished in Italy, shouc
Austria be attacked by Sardinia and the latter
by another war; and of its being transferred to German
territory $780, .a ....-..-
The various European journals are unanimous in pro
Mounting the conference failure.
Marshal ODonnel, in the Spanish Cortes, had reter
affairs of Italy He also protests against the doubt
expressed of the loyalty OF the Emperor Napoleo
towards the Spanish government.
Count Metternich and Baron Hamer had bee
formally received by the Emperor Napoleon
The French Minister OF Foreign Affairs pronounce
against France taking part in any conflict betwee
SARDINIA and Austria Metternich is reply explaine
to the French Minister the present policy of Austris
The projected internal reforms to be carried out
all sincerity and as regards external matters he said h
would maintain her line of defensive policy. Her pr
sent ornaments and concentration of troos Veneti
had no other object than that of repeing any attack
Austria considers the assembling of a European Cor
gess useless unless the great powers agree beforehand
common programme of which there is but little probs
bility.
Admiral Napier, of the British navy is seriously il
THE BREcKINR1DGE Faction. THUS the Rochet
ter Union lDouglas) denominates party which, i
spite of all manner Of Pronunciation and msrpresents
ton has chosen nearly quite hundred Presidents
Electors, if not more while Douglas is as yet sure
but three, and those two owe their election chiefly