Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-23

| New YORK, Feb. l6.-The steamship Arabia has
arrived bringing Liverpool dates of the 4h inst, and
telegraph dates via Queenstown of the 9Th
! The commercial news has been Anticipated by the
Prince Albert at ST. Johns to the date OF her sailing
the 4th. The Arabia, however, brings the Liverpool
report of the 9th, via Queenstown, as follows:
| Enthusiastically atternoon.-Builion in the Bank
of England had decreased 96l6,5O0. Cotton-Esti-
mated sales Friday 1000 bales, including 5000 to
exporters The market closed with an advancing ten
dency. Breadstuffs and provisions quiet.
| Consos 9458 9434.
| The Europa arrived out at Queenstown on the 9TH
The Vigo to sail on the 8th in place OF the Glas-
Cow.
| GREAT BRITAIN-In the House of Commons on the
2nd, MIR, Cockrare gave notice that on the eth he
would call the attention of the House to the relations
with China. The most important portion of the pro-
ceedDgs of The End and rd have been published Lord
John Russell defended the British Consul at 1angers
against the charge OF having aided the Moors He also
said that the government had to suppose
like preparations going forward extraordi
nary scale In France Dr. Todd the eminent physician
and Psychologist is dead.
FRANCE-The Patrie denies the reported removal of
the French troops from Rome. 1t also says that the
question OF annexation in Central Italy will be subor
diuate to that of universal suffrage which all
the Powers have agreed to- positively make known
the state of public opinion in Italy
Prince La Tour D'Auvergne has been ordered to re-
main at Turin, after the arrival of Baron Taleyrand
and to counsel with him, for moderation on the part of
Sardinia. The French army is to be considerably re-
duced.
ITALY.-An affray had occurred at Ancona, between
the Papal Chasseus and artlerymen and the gendarmes
Three hundred of the former had been arrested ncl
ding forty wounded. MaZzinis party are said to be
very active in Rome
HUNGARY-kosSuth has suddenly disappeared from
London, and was supposed to have gone to hungary
An address of the Hungarian Protestant Association
says: The national movement will resemble an ava
anche, and Hungary will the first opportunity de-
tach herself from Austria
AUsTRIA.-Austria is said to be directing more troops
towards the Tyrol and Venice The London Globes
Paris correspondent says is generally understood that
France and ngland are about to make Joint sum-
mons upon Austria to desst from sending troops into
the Marches of Ancona, and to evacuate Venetia at
the earliest moment and also to accept such indemnity
as Italy is now ready to Ofer
i SPAIN AND Observation-Disclosures corps d'armee is
now being got ready for Morocco to be commanded by
Gen. Concha. Reliable accounts from Morocco say
that the regular Moorish army has yet been brought
out. The division Is said to number over 10000 dis
cipEGed troops, which waiting for great battle
The object OF the Moos is said to be to draw the Span
iards into the interior.
The VERY LATEsT-Several Paris Journals seem
to consider the annexation of Savoy nearly concluded
Several Sandman officers have lett Turin for Bologna
to organize the army.
Arrests in Venice have increased to an alarming ex-
tent, and spread terror among the inhabitants.
Later from Texas.
New ORLEANS, Feb. l9.-The Indianola has arrived
from Brazores with dates to the 18th nst and 1921 900
in specie.
The dates from Brownville are to the 9th inst There
have been important disclosures made to the COM
pelty of the Mexican authorities with Cortin-s which,
it is believed, will decide the question OF war.
RHODE ISLAND PoLIrICs.-Prordence, r. l., Feb.
1.-The Democratic State Convention met here yes
terday, and nominated VIM Sprague for Governor, J.
Russell Buloch, for Lieutenant overnor and Walter
S. Burgess for Attorney General Elisha R. Potter,
Alfred Anthony, George 81. Browne, Edward F. New
ton, John n Francis, Fenner Brown, Chas. S. Brad
ley and Welcome B. Sayles were elected delegates to
E the Charleston Convention.
A State convention also held here to-day of the
conservatives, opposed to the republican nominations
1t not largely attended eleven towns out of thirty
two not being represented. VIM Sprague was nominal
ted for Governor, j. Russell Bulloch for Lieutenant
Governor, ard Walter S. Burgess for Attorney General
/ hese are the same nominations were made by the
democrats The candidates for Secretary of State At
and Treasurer the as thsoe made
by the republicans.
e New CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP ARRANGEMENT.-Ne1c
e York, Feb. ia contract between Vanderbilt and
the Pacific Mail Steamship company, it is stated, has
been arranged except the signature of instrument
The latter company purchases all the formers steamers
the Pacific for 81 100000, of which $6OOO0 il
stock. Vanderbilt runs the boats the Atlantic re
= ceviDg 80 per cent of the receipts. The North At
/ lantic boats will go into the Hayre line
t DIsAsrER.-On the l4th inst the Spanish brig Vic
q toria Capt Calzada from Cardenas, with cargo O
molasses bound to Baltimore, went ashore near Wico
mco, in Chesapeake bay and soon bged and filled witt
Z water
2 Assistance was promptly sent down by the Spanis
eonsuL-Norfok Argus, Goth inst.
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and ides away bis time is on thin place In the ice