Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

corn cotton and cane, and some OF the nnest ripe
peaches in the world
Rs~S s. w. Whitaker has laid on our table
" Barnum's illustrated News; )" always acceptable.
"Godvs Lady's Book" for August, has come to (
hand-a very interesting number.
The Medical Examiner" for July, Lindsay &
Blackiston publishers Philadelphia, has also been
received. -
The MANIFEST man in the world is said to be ga
niger at a dance" In opinion the rule IS too
limited A s'nigger' is not only happy at Dance
but in every other position. darkey may be poor
but he is never low-spirited Whatever he earns he
invests in fun and devltry: Give him dollar ana
in less than an hour he will lay shllings of it
out in yellow neck, ties or a cracked violin there
is something in the African that sheds trouble as
duck will water. Who ever knew 'cullud pus-
son. to commit suicide! The negro is strongly CIV
en- to love and jealousy but he has no taste Tor
arsenic He may lose his all by betting against
roulette but he don't find relief for his despair as
white folks do, by resorting to charcoal fumes or
BEDFORD but by visiting de fair SIX and partlcl
pating in the May influence OF de occputal con-
vultions of der clarinet"
Exchange Paper.
Now, Mr. Exchange, read the following and con-
slider yourself perfectly ignorant of "nigger ma
tur" -
SUICIDE.-A negro woman. named MARY EMMA,
the property of Dr. EMPY, of Virginia. hired to the
Washington Hotel, took it into her head yesterday
afternoon, that this a very wicked world, and
Jumped into the river and drowned herself. 1t is
thought that she was laboring under fit of insanity
caused, probably, by drinking ardent spirits.
Three Days Europe.
Bv the arrival of the Steamer Arabia at New
York, on the 18th, we have Liverpool dates to the
Cd inst 1t is announced that Gonzales Bravo will
de la Rarca Minister ron
Spain to the United States.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY-LoNDoN, July 2-Tele-
graphic dispatches from Paris yesterday state that
news OF the rejection of The last utimaum had reach
Ell St. Petersburg the cath uIt. The Emperor had
made personal declaration 10 the English and French
ambassadors expressed in the strongest language,
stating that even the destruction of his fleets would
not prevent his invading Turkey and obtaining repa-
ration.
The fourth division of the Russian army had been
ordered 10 enter Moldavia The Russian force
the line of the Black Sea amounts TO 10000 men.
The Emperor complains of the conduct of the Brit
sh Premier, and is said TO have forwarded peremptOry
instructions 10 M DeBrown TO conine himself to Of
fetal intercourse with the British Secretary of State.
PARIS, July 1.-At the Bourse, to-day, Securities
suffered in consequence of the intelligence from the
East. Three per cents decline more than per cent
INDIA AND CHINA.-The overland eastern mail
brings no definite news from Rangoon. Trade at
Calcutta was dull
Hong Kong dates of May 9th brings rumor that
the rebels had recaptured Nankin and were marching
on Pekin.
AUsTRALIA-Advices have been received from
SYDNEY to the I'd of April, Melbourne 7th and AIDE
laide to the 18th. The gold news satisfactory.
Provisions were enormously high.
European IntenIgemce--Furtherb by the Arabia.
The news brought by the Arabia, though important,
is not very full. What little there is respecting the
Russian and Turkish difficulty is far from definite
We annex some items of intelligence, additional 10
those furnished by telegraph:
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The London Times of the
I'd inst had received positive information from ST. Pc
tersbugh, by the packet which left that capital for
Stettin, the evening of the 25h June, that that
day, the return of the last courier from Constants
nople, the Emperor of Russia despatched immediate
orders to his troops to the Pruth. 1t was eX
pected that this determination would forthwith be an.
nOunced by the Russian nation, and to foreign States
by manifesto, in which the Emperor would reiterate
his strange declaration, that this aggression is an
act of war; and that he is ready to Stop the march oil
his troops whenever the Turkish Government sign
fes its intention TO comply with his demands
private letter from Constantinope, dated the 9Th
of June, gives the following interesting particulars
s. Iatars have brought dispatches by Belgrade
which assure the Porte OF the union and complete un
derstanding which animate the Western Powers
This morning Austrian steamer arrived anC
brought the important intelligence of the presence O
the English fleet in Besika Bay. The French flee
Roumelia left on Saturday last for Varne. Anon.
the more remarkable personages were M. Magnan
M. Danglard, Mr.. Smith, and all the pupils who hav
studied at the military school.
Conner Pasha will command the army of Shumla
that of Rustchuk will be under the orders of Niche
met Redschid Pasha; the Hasa Muchin leaves t
enter on his functions al the end of the present week
In the two camps there about $4,000 men unde
arms, and before long from 80 900 49, 900 Redif
will join this army.
" The Turkish fleet will be in the Black Sea eithe
tomorrow or the day after. The American frigat
Cumberland. under the command of Commodor
Strngham, has obtained permission TO accompany il
tits now certain that the breakwaers of Sulna hav
been destroyed by the Russians, in order to close tn
mouth OF the Danube against mercantile ships, an
unfortunately more than $50 vessels are caught
them in trap.
s. The chiefs of the Patriarchates have made d,
caraton to Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, recognizn
the ceme2cy and the good administration Of the Sui
lime Porte, and have protested against the aggressio
of Russia They have also given solemn assurant
that the persecution of the Protestants will hencefor
cease for ever.
$ Subscriptions have been opened here to ASST
the government in case of war, and the lists of sui
scrlbers are increasing. Some give their none
others horses, &C., and all contribute to their u
mostn
The Jena ship-of-the-line, of 90 guns sailed fro
Ioulon on the Oath to join the feet in Besika Ba
Letters dated the Goth ult., from the Danube
PROVINCES, speak of preparations for the passage
the Pruth by the Russians
1t Is stated that the French War Office has agre
to furnish $4,000 muskets to the Turkish Cover
ment, and that orders have been sent to have the
despatched forthwith to Constantnople
CUBAN EXPEDITION RErURNED.-The party of m