Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-20

THE MAILs.-We learn that orders have been re-
ceived in regard to part of the new mail arrange
ments
The Warsaw horse stage line is to be six times
week, (no Sunday mail,) and will be commenced
as such during this week.
tri-weekly hack line is to be run to Salem, to
be commenced the horses and stages
be procured
These are all the orders, so far. But we learn that
a tri-weekly hack line will be established to Fair
Bluff
Nothing has yet been heard to the application
from this place for new arrangements on the Che
raw route Fayetteville Observer.
Hansomely Done.
Messrs. EDITORS There is a we'll timed liberaIity
which never fails to make impression. 1t is not
the money value of kindness, but the grace with
which it is conferred that renders it acceptable. An
instance | may mention
A portion of the delegation from this District to
the Old Soldiers Convention stopped at the United
States Hotel, in Philadelphia, kept by Chas. H. Mil
ler Esq, who has in his service polite and efficient
corps of assistants When the delegates called to
pay their bills they found them to read thus:
Capt. , To U. S. HOTEL, DR.
For three days boarding Sc. Received payment
in full by gallant service in the war of 1912.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1854. c. H. MILLER.
There doubtless other instances of iberali-
y, but this came under my own observation, and
crave place enough to mention it. A DELEGATE.
National Iotelligcncer.
REJECTION OF UNITED STATES CoNsUL.-A letter
from Genoa, dated the 18th December, and publish
ed in the Newark Daily Advertiser, states that the
Government of Turin has positively declined to re-
cognse Mr.. Felix Foresti as United States Consul at
Genoa. The letter says:
1t is alleged that he was concerned in the ltal-
ian movement i'll New York last spring against the
Sandman Government in the matter of the refugees
sent there by its frigate San Giovanni which is held
to be ust for offence 1t is, moreover said that
Mr.. F. is implicated with the friends of Mr.. Mazzini
and others in their hostile movements against the
present authorities constitution of this county,
These things probably have constrained the Cabinet
at Turin to exercise the reserved rights of nations
in such appointments, though presume offence
is intended to that at Washington. The second Of
fcer OF the Foreign Office at Turin recently and
for some years the Sandman Minister at Washing
ton and the stand taken in relation to the appoint
ment is doubtless the result of his observation in
the United States"
ANOTHER INJUNCTION. Smith and Colby did not
make their appearance here, according to the prom
Use OF their late representative, at the meeting APP
pointed for their accommodation on Tuesday last
But instead Of their presence the Deputy Marshal of
the United States duly arrived on Wednesday NOR
nng with another Inj JUNCTION forbiddng the sale of
the stock, granted by Judge Wayne, at Washington
on the affidavit of Colby. This affidavit is mainly a
rehaSh of the former one, with the addition of some
new untruths. The matter will be heard by Judge
Wayne at Washington City on the 2I Saturday in
February, or in Wilmington on the 9Th of March,
The directors of course chose the earlier day, and
will appear by Counsel at Washington the I'd
Saturday in February.
This new obstacle to progress is dish cartening
enough but we must submit to the law.
We may' mention, however, that negotiations
are entertained with a third party, which
may result in a radiance from fhe difficulties
which Smith and Colby have inteposed. We do
not feel at liberty at present to say The sub
ject will probably be introduced at adjourned
meeting of the Stockholders to be held this day at
IL M.-FayeneUWe Observer.
! SADLERs HoTEL-It will be seen by ADVERTISE
ment that this establishment is now open. 1t gives
us peculiar pleasure to perceive that quondan
! Host, friend SADLER, has resumed his post in the
sphere which of all men he seems best fitted to fill
| The splendid and enormous establishment erected
| by the enterprise and liberality of our Townsman
II. B. Williams, has under the immediate supervis
ion of 6 mine Host" been gotten up in style
with view especially to the Convenience and comfor
OF the public, and in thus opening for their recep
ton and accommodation, a desider0tum % most de
voutly wished" is realized. His urbanity and un
tireing attentions to his patrons proverbal.-
May he be abundantly successful.
Charlotte. N. c., Democrat, 6h
From the Richmond Despatch.
\ Ministerial DucIs.
The late duels between Mr. Soule ST., and thu
Marquis de Turgoi, the French Minister, and Mr.
Soule, Jr., and the Duke of Alba which we announ
ced some days ago, and which are both said to hay
grown out of remarks upon Madame Soules dress
must have proved very peculiar and spicy episod
in The monoionous diplomatic life of Madrid
Madame Soule, ii will be recoeced, provoked tn
criticisms of the Duke of Alba, and it seems also o
the French Minister by presumng to wear her dres
after the fashion of her country high the neck
The grandees of Spain and France appear TO hav
been playing the part of the lowest class OF tn
-carale in large cities, who, when degraded 10 an ex
IRENE pitch of brutality, post themselves in publ
places and make audible remarks upon the dress AM
appearance of Adies who are passing. However
making all allowances for the coarseness and super
cilous arrogance with which Americans are some
times treated abroad this indgnity to Mrs. SouIe, WI
are rather inclined to think, must be referred 10 som
other cause than low breeding Mr. Soule's appoint
ment to his present mission, disdgreeabe one L
the Spanish court, and, instead of the manly cours
of refusing TO receive him, may be, and probably is
the plan 10 get rid of their unwelcome visitor by al
sorts of social anhoyances There seems, by th
way, 10 have been sort of tripartte alliance agains
the American Minister in this duel, the principal par
ties 10 ii, the Duke of Alba the French Minister De
TurgOt and the British Minister, Lord Howden, rep
resentIng the three governments which are eagued to
gether to keep Cuba out of the hands of the Unite
States. To commence a petty war upon adversary
by insult to we'll bred and estmabIe lady, is jus
, such procedure might be expected at Cour
whose Queen is notorious and brutal in her infamv
that her subjects, albeit not overnice in their ow
morals, compelled to hiss her when she appear
in public
The Union authoritiveIy denies the reports of
treaty with Mexico. 1t says, 3" We deem it prope
to state that there is not word of truth in the state
ment; that it is a fabrication out and out and ma
be regarded fair specimen of most of the new
which appears from the same source in the sam
quarter"
The middle aged lady of respectable connection
who never nursed tree or flower" has gone South
L. At. Al L II