Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29

fell on the announcement of the death of the Pres
dent of the Ministry. The decision of the Council
as to an armed demonstration had taken everybody
by surprise. The Ministers, Van Ladenburg and
Won der Heydt, still retained Office. M. Mantenhe
had received assurances that the military prepare
tions in Saxony would not be continued to the extent
announced.
The chambers are, by q royal decree, summoned
to meet on the 21st instant.
Count Won BernstorE the Prussian ambassador at
Vienna. has been summoned to Berlin. He is men
toned as one of the candidates for the vacant post OF
foreign minister: but rs yet no name mentioned is
more than a speculation.
Baron Won Rosenberg, Prussian Secretary OF Le-
CATION at Frankfort, left the 4th for Vienna, to
undertake the business of the Prussian embassy dur
ing the absence of Count Won BernstorH. He is the
| bearer of note from the Prussian government In
which it accepts the proposal for free conferences
made by the Congress of Warsaw. but coupled with
the condition that Austria shall suspend her warhke
preparations: if they are persisted in, Prussia will
continue preparations of the same kind.
The transmission of political intellig ence by tele
graph during the last few days has been prohibited
to all parties except the government therefore the
telegraph has ceased to exist just when it was mos
necessary. The order is perfect illustration O
Germany freedom everything is granted on paper
in practice, nothing.
GEORGIA ELEcT1oN.-The Charleston Mercury has
received a number of dispatches, with number o.
returns of Mondays election in Georgia, for dele
gates to the State Convention, which communicat,
the following result:
Chatham county, (Savannah,) Richmond coun
ty, (Augusta,) Bib county, (Macon.) Muscoge,
county, (Columbus,) and Monroe county, have al
elected submissionist delegates"
! STILL LATER.--A Geographic despatch from the
Office of the Macon Journal and Messenger states
IL TO-, ltd To-
maorites for the Union delegates to the Convention
In twenty-three counties but three have elected
Southern Rights" delegates, by an aggregate ma
jority of less than two hundred. The other twenty
counties heard from have elected Union delegates
by majorities ranging from one to thirteen hundred
Rs~The following correspondence has been for
warded to us in the shape of circular. We know
nothing of the facts way or the other. We hav.
never seen the Almanac alluded to- but we are viii
ling that all parties should have fair hearing, 81
far, at least, concerned and therefore pub
lsh the correspondence which will speak for itself
I 60 PHIADELrHIA, Nov. Is, 1850.
" DEAR SIR AS an article appeared in the Hornets Mes
aad True Souhron published Charlotte North Caro-
ma and doubt has will be copied into many of tn
southern papers, which calculated to give an absoute
false and incorrect statement feelings in re
gard to the subject agtatng the country encos
certificate from the printers and publishers Of the Conf
Almanac referred to in that article. We led believ
this article was nstigaed by jealous of the oa
and undturbcd popularity patronage which our prede
eessors Grigg, Elliot Co.. and ourselves have enoye
with the merchants of the South and West. Should hi
unjust charge have found its way your vicinity yo
will please most positively deny holding any views
friendly or hostile to the rights of the South.
every respectfully.
"LIPPINCOTT, GRAMBO & CO., successors to
"GRIGG, ELLIOT & coz
i Mr.. Lippincott of the Vice Presidents a
the great meeting of Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, 1850.
eve regret to notice in the Hornets Nest and Tru
Southron of the 9th of November article entirely msrel
esentng sentiments in relation to the subject that
now agtating the country
We hare no sympathy ,ch the abolitionists On tt
contrary, irm-ndividually and coectvely-ars,
& S o1 oPeoTe we had nohng to
with the getting up printing of the National Comic
manac, and not contained the offensive
anything to do with it. We received few hundred of til
almanac with number of Others purchased to make
assortment from Messrs King Baird the printers who
= certificate accompanies this communication.
We respectfully ask you to give these explanations
insertion in paper and request other who mi
have copied your article to do the with this.
sLIPPINCoTT, GRAMBO & Co.
"To L. BADGER, esq,
" Editor of the Hornets Nest and True southron,
IS Charlotte, n. CT
. CERT1F1cArE.-This is to certify that tho Nation
Comic Almanac for 1851 published and printed by
and only few hundred copies sold to Messrs. Lippinco
Crambo Co., (who had knowledge of the contents,
anything to do with the getting of it up 1t of O
regular assortment of almanacs of which publish eight
ten varieties yearly, and placed their upon it
accordance with usual custom when bookhouse pu
chases a given number of assortment of amanacs
furnished the amanacs several other
sellers this city, Baltimore Virginia. and elsewhere tt
plates and matter complained of humorous carrie
lures intending offence to but merely intend
produce little harmless merrment of the prom
Is nent political TOP ics of the day.
+ PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, $780,