Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-23
News.

In these days of frequent communication with Eu-
we look for advces every three days or so. and
therefore cannot expect anything very startling dur
ing the brief interim. 1t to that more than
the usual time has elapsed since the last arrival and
vet we hardly look for the next with any great Gu
rosty The usual report is that things are without
change the allied troops both by sea and land. are
we'll and GEOGRAPHICALLY safe-ther commanders,
like prudent and benevolent men, keeping them far
from the danger of hurting being hurt themselves.
If any stirring news comes from abroad, it will be
surprise to us
The u S. Senate is employed upon the Bill 10 i'm
proye the Naval SERVICE and the vetoed Insane Bill
the latter being very good Morgan TO hang speeches
on there being earthly chance of IFS passing over
the veto.
The House has postponed Benefits Land Bill for
two weeks. Pending action upon the Minnesota
Land Bill, IA new whelp of the old litter, the fol-
lowing was said and done:
Mr. CHURCHWELL. | do not wish to address
the House on the Minnesota Railroad bill; 1t is to
reply to language published in the Globe of this
morning as having been spoken by one OF my col
leagues, Mr.. Cullom 1t is language which de-
clare is false the mode of publishing Is dshonor-
able and pronounce the author of it TO be poltroon
and knave
vi
Mr.. Churchwell with clenched fists, and in mena-
cling attitude, said " You are id rascal" Seve-
raj gentlemen hastily gathered round Mr.. Culom,
and laid hold of the collar of his coat The Ser
geant- Arms hurried to the spot with his and
for few moments, intense excitement prevailed in
the hall
The Land Bill passed by "a majority.
ab;- Cooley for July has been received, and is, we
presume, quite good number-but really there are
so many little fancy fxings of the female toilet en-
graved therein that don't think it is exactly right
for to look at it much for instance, we half open
pages 70 and II 1--WE don't cut the leaves) and find
there certain figures marked and 5, the first oil
which, we are informed, is rich cbemisette of NAL
tese lace, coming at s12 the set All this is right
enough but. unfortunately, the next thing we lay
our hands on is the United States Democratic Re-
view for June, which reviews certain Lyrics orgi
naly contributed to the Boston Post, the sigma
ture of Z" H. and actually quotes the following:
THE CHEMISETTE.
O Chemisete the fairest yet
That e'er hid bosom purer, whittier
Thou dost not know what envious
Thy yelling snow hath given the writer
! So trinity friled-so plumply filed
| And then the eyes that shone above it
burn lOng-nOr is it wrong,
CAT least in song) dear girl to love it.
Sweet Chemisette the coral set
To chain thy folds in gentle duty
Filings round glow upon the snow,
To heighten so thy blushing beauty
| And ne'er before, shore,
Did coral feel a softer billow-
Nor could the gold around it rolled,
| Though ten times told, deserve the pillow
/ O Chemisette beneath thee met
/ A rosy ribbon binds her bodice
| And in her mein is clearly
! One half the queen, and one the goddess.
Her voice is ow-how sweet its flow
Her upper lip disdains the under
Her curls like dark that strike
i A marble clif-then rush asunder.
AS clouds of spring feathery wing
Obscure the bushing heaven a minute,
So Chemisette thy svery net
Now wells the heaven that CLOVIS within it.
Oh. bear up! faint, droop
My gle wing pulses throb and Jingle
Immortal bliss but grant me this,
In such q heaven hour to minolei