Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-05


will be found such items as we deem of infer
est TO our readers.
The America met the Canada in the En-
llsh channel at 3 P. M. on Sunday the 16th
ult -On
The market for English securities has been
steady, but, at the same time, little business
has been done.
The weather was cooler; the crops almo..
all got in. The potato yield is large, and
enough will be saved to offset the diseased
quantity.
The Prince of Wales has been created Far,
of Dublin.
Robert Palmer. cotton agent, of Noting
ham, has eloped to the United States with one
of his wife's kitchen maids, and property, in
merchandise and cash. TO a large amount.
There is still plentiful supply of money
and first rate bills can be discounted on easy
terms Secondary and inferior descriptions
cannot find ready accommodation.
The Cuba Instruction had excited the at
tention of the Spanish cabinet.
Mr.. Ashber Kelly, of the English Legation
at Washington. has been transferred 10 Lis
bon.
The cholera was raging 10 an alarming eS-
tent in London. There were ATS deaths or
the nth, and 365 on the 18th.
In Scotland there had been 15g deaths
Letters from Naples of the 4tr announce
the arrival of the Pope in that city.
Over 1000 deaths from cholera occurred in
London during the week ending the 18th.
France and Rome.-The following is
letter from Louis Napoleon Bonaparte TO his
friend Edgar Ney:
The French Republic has not sent an army
to Rome TO put down Italian liberty. but, on
the contrary, to regulate it, by preserving il
against its own excuses, and TO give it So
lid basis, by replacing on the PontIfical throne
the Prince who, from the first, had boldly Ia
ken the lead in all useful reforms. ! learn,
with pain, the benevolent intentions of the
| Holy Father, as well as our own actions, re-
main sterile in presence of hostile passions
and influences. The desire OF persons appears
to be to make prescription and tyranny he
basis of the Pope's return. Say TO Gen. Ros-
tolan, from me, that he is not TO permit that,
under the shadow of the tri-colored flag, any
act be committed which can lower the char
acter of our intervention. thus sum up the
items of the restoration of the Pope's tempo
raj power: A general amnesty-the secular
cation OF the adminstratlon-the code OF Ma
poeon-lberal government
was personally hurt in reading the proc
| lamaton of the three cardinals, 10 perceive
that no mention whatever was made in it of
the name of France, or OF the sutferings of our
! brave soldiers.
Every insult offered to our flag or our uni
form goes direct TO my very heart; and have
to request you TO make it well understood that
if France does not sell her service, she, at least,
insists on due consideration being paid 10 her
sacrifices and her abnegatIon.
| IVEoo, o,,,. 1,,,;o mod. the ,o,4,J of En-
rope, they left everywhere, GS the mark of their
passage, the destruction Of the abuses of fcu-
dality, and the germs Of liberty 1t shall not
be said that IN 1919, a French army can haze
ucted an different sense, and brought about
different results.
Tell the General to thank, in my name, the
army for It's noble conduct. | have learned,
with pain, that even physically it was not
treated as it ought TO have been. Nothing
ought to be neglected to suitably provide &C
commodation for our troops.
Receive, my dear Ney, the assurance ofmy
sincere friendship.
A council was held on the 18th, and Gen.
Rawdon attended by order, and being called
into the room where the ministry were sitting,
was formally informed that he was appointed
to the command of the army in Italy, He
then received his instructions which amounted
to this That should the Pope not come 10
Rome, he is to carry ont with vigor the line of
conduct specified in the Presidents letter.
Gen RawdoE started the same night for his
new command. He is cavalier officer, and
has been General of Division only since
1S47. His rise has been unusually rapid. He
is friend OF Gen. Cavaignac and Colonel
Charrae.
The London Chronicle says that dispatches
have been received from Gaeta, which state
that the letter of Louis Napoleon was laid be-
fore the Pope by Cardinal Astinelli, his Holi-
ness secretary. HI that Plus TX did on read
ing At aOas TO fold his arms and look up to
heaUen for a feO moments then handed back
the letter to the cardinal acithout altering u
acord.
; A Geographic despatch reached Brest on
the 10th with orders for the ships Pamtora.
Hunssard, Favert, Vert and two others, TO
hold themselves in readiness to proceed to sea.
Their destination was supposed TO be Tahita.
The government has just decided that the
| French squadron on the Chinese Seas shall
be composed of three ships of war.
The Eurydce and the Darted have sailed
for that destination. The latter vessel will
call on her way at Tahita, and thence pro-
coed to Macon 10 join the Eurydice and Ba-
Zinnaire.
Roman comments on Bonapartes Letter.
The Liberals of the cafes at Rome have made
| the following CLOSES on the letter of the Pre-
sident to his ad-de-camp:
eve have read the letter of the President
to Col. Ney-it is good letter; bu. what arc
the facts?
! "Do you, or do you not assist in re-estab.
fishing the Vicarate, the 'Sacra Consulate,
and other exceptional tribunals?
"Do you. Or do you not assist govern
ment made for priests, opposed 10 all ideas of
D progression, TO liberty, and civilization!
r Do you not lend strong hand 10 Gre
gorian police, to commission of cardinals
one of whom, Della Genga, is a personal enc
my of Plus TX, and prosecutor of his fami-
ly when legate at Pesaro?
Therefore, the letter of the President is
7, good, but your deeds are bad.
n Therefore, your flag is trampled under
y foot; therefore, make your own conclusion,
and if you will not remedy all this, give Us
i liberty of action.
"Down with priestly Government"
Gen. Rostolan has resigned the command oi
the French army in Italy. His reasons for so
doing are not made public.
> Among the foreign legations, it was stated
e in Gaeta, that, had the Presidents letter beer
Q officially published 10 the corps diplomahque,
u they would have thought it their duty TO pro-