Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-06
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FROM RUATAN..

WASHINGTON CRY, d. G., Sept 5tb, 1860.
Advces from Ruatan to the oath ult, have been re-
ceived here. Heavy ing heard in the di-
recton of Truxo believed to be the combined attack
of the English ships and GuordilIa on Walker. The
firing lasted bali day.
SPEECH FROM JUDGE DOUGLAS.
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 1st, 1860.
Judge Douglas addressed large crowd here last
night His remarks were well received
CONNECTICUT CONVENTION.
HARTFORD, CT, Aug. Both, 1860.
The Douglas State Convention met here yesterday and
nominated straight Douglas Electoral ticket and re-
fused to instruct the electors to vote for the defeat of
Lincoln.
FROM MExICO.-DEFEAT OF MlRAMON.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4th 1860.
Dates from San Louis to the 10th Aug, report that
battle was fought at Lagos the 10th between Mira
mon and Doblado. Mramon with two thousand men
tried to cut his way through but was surrounded oy
Dobado with ten thousand men, The fight lasted hVe
days Miramon was badly wounded but finally escaped
with few Cavalry He lost everything and the rest
of the army were made prisoners. General Pachezo
killed Mea, prisoner. Great reioicings among the
Liberals.
ARRIVAL. OF STEAMER AFRICA.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81, 1860
The steamship Africa has arrived. She brings dates
from Liverpool via Queenstown, to the 9th inst.
Her news is unimportant.
Naples is tranquil.
LIVERPOOL, Aug l8, 1860.
Cotton-lhe business has been large and prices un-
changed.
The weather is unayorable for crops.
Flour is active and has advanced Cd Is.
Wheat is buoyant, and has advanced Il Sd.
Corn firm and advanced ed Is.
Rosin firm and lower qualities have improved, owing
to the scarcity OF the artice-closing at As. sd.
Spirits Turpentine steady and in good demand at a
decline of 6d-clOsng at 30s.
FARTHER POINT, Sept. LIST, 1860.
The Steamship Fulton, with Liverpool dates to the
22d ult, arrived of Cape Race last evening.
The Liverpool Cotton market firm with sales for
the two days previous of $4,000 bales.
The weather improving.
Flour was quiet at an advance of 3D. Wheat quiet
at advance of Sd.
Corn advanced Cd, and market closed steady. The
above advances have taken place since the sailing the
Africa.
Provisions were dull.
Quotations is sd. As Cd. Spirits Turpentne steady
at 3Os. Cd. 3Os. Cd.
Rice quiet. Conso!s 927s 931s. Here the re-
port stops the wires being down somewhere North of
Washington City.
LATER FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAND
ED IN CALABRIA.
ST. JoHN's n. F., Sept. 4th, 1860.
The eanShip City Of Manchester off Cape Race,
brings dates ria Queenstown Ireland to the 23d ult.
Garibaldians had landed in Caabria, Kingdom of
Napes) ard the Caabrians had openly revoted in ia
vor of Garibaldi who is believed to be there.
France had abandoned the project Of raising Spain to
the rank OF Great Power.
LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY,, Aug. 22d, 1860.
Cotton firm; average business has been done,
without quotabIe change i'll prices.
The weather unfavOrabe for crops.
BreldstuGH have advancing tendency. Provisions
dull.
Consols have slightly decliued
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
QUEBEC, Sept. 5th, 1860.
The steamship Palestine arrived here yesterday morn
ing from Liverpool, with dates to the oath ult.
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. oath, 1860,
CottonSaes for previous day reached $4,000 bales.
Mddng qualities are slightly dearer, Quotations as
follows; Fair Orleans 73sd; Middng Orleans Cad );
Fair Upands Cad; Middling Uplands SGD. Stock
in port 1928 900 bales o! which 100000 bales are
American.
Brealstuffs adyancing--the bad weather checking
businessthe market closed steady aud all qualities of
Wheat and Flour have advanced
LONDON, Sept. 9Th, 1860.
Wheat has advanced q. per sack.
Flour has advanced Is.
Consols have declined Il.
NEW YORK. Sept 9Th, 1860
Steamship Parkershurg arrived here last evening all
we'll
New York Markets.
New York, September 5, 1860
At the close yesterdayl
The Cotton market closed quiet. Flour buoyant
Southern SIS 50 a Sc % Wheat buoyant white ST.
pentine dull at 80 Al cents Rosin dull Rice steady
Arrival OF the Steamer Northern light-Treesure
from California.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The steamer Northern Light
has arrived from Aspinwal bringing 1894 900 in cold
and six hundred and four bags of Washoe silver ore.
Forty Americans from San Francisco bound to Hon.
duras, had arrived in a Russian brig at La Union
Valparaiso advices report the discovery of gold
mine near Parta, which had caused much excitement
Ecuador advices state that Gen. Frances had been
defeated by Flores.
Walkers Moyemenls.
New ORLEANS, Sept. l.--Gen. Walker has raised
the old Federal Central American flag, and contem-
plates the regeneration and union of all the free States
Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua San Salvador and
Costa Rica.
HeenRn and Morrissey.
NV YORK, Sept 2.-It is asserted that Hcenan