Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-27
The Foreign News.

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fact with intervals of only two 10 four days between
the dates received oy successive arrivals, no very
great amount of news can be expected by each. The
onv matter of interest 81 this arrival has reference
to the Champion dismissal and its reception in Eng
land and on this point we have only speculatons'-
The London Times is abusive. The Daily Meas,
sort of Liberal" paper says that II Is win the
Northern States of the Union that Britain snouio come
to an understanding, for the Northern States would
rather dissolve the Union than go to war with Eng
land We think the News is mistaken. The ChTon1-
Gle is bitter and buyragging; the semi official Post
moderate and dgnifedy concilatory, and the general
tone is that even it, by way of retaliation, Mr. Dallas
should be sent back does not necessarily follow;
bnt there is controlling necessity for sending Mr.
Dallas home. The Manchester Press goes against
war; which would hurt Manchester.
These are only newspaper speculatons and not OF
much account. Although the fact OF Champions dis
rnissa is perfectly understood, yet not having been
officially announced, of there are no ohclal
givings out upon the subject
Somebody tried to shoot the Queen OF Spain few
weeks since but missed her. The Russians have TO-
900 masons at work rebuilding SebastopoI The
Austrians talk about erecting the Lombardo-Vene-
placing prince of Italian birth, the Grand Duke of
Tuscany, who is also an Austrian Arch Duke, on
the throne. OF course the new kingdom would still
be an Austrian dependency in fact.
o. Does Mr.. GiImer desire to escape from Gov.
Bragg or is he anxious to act towards that gentleman
with marked lack of courtesy? One or the other
conclusion must inevitably be arrived at from MS
course in regard TO appointments, IN winch ne mas
never once acted consented to act IN concert WIFI
or after having consulted his opponent. His nrs'
batch of appointments in the east were through WIN
on the 18Th and then his friends make other appoint
ments for him. and he and his friends announce them
without any courteous Difference TO his competitor
1t might suit so plausible gentleman as Mr.. Gllmer
to pursue the solitary system of demagogueism for
failing cause, but this he cannot co. Thomas Bragg
will about keep him straight and show him up when
he goes crooked.
At Halifax, the Editor of this paper, knowing the
anxiety of the people, especially the Democrats
Of this section of the State to hear Gov. Bragg urged
upon that gentleman to consent that certain appoint
ments should be made for him in the Cape Fear
Country. The Governor, although determined to
come here, was still unwilling that any appointments
should be made by his friends until he could see and
talk with Mr. GiImer, so that the appointments could
be Joint. Such has not been MIR. Glmer's course in
single instance, but the very rererse Built will
avail nothing, and the first Thursday in August will
show that the people appreciate and will reward
such smartness.
X After gancing over goody number of North
ern papers, we are somewhat puzzled TO dscoy er Mr.
FilImores chances 1t is generally conceded that the
South will go generally, if not unanimously, for Buch
anan and Breckinridge The contest at the North
appears to be between the Democrats and the Free
Soil Know Nothing Republican coalition. In vain
we look for Mr. Filmore's name in the calculation
1t seems to be dropped. He is neither fish nor flesh.
marvellous proper nan, courtly and common place,
| cold, but not conented. Ambitious he is, but una
BILE to carry out his schemes. The longer we look at
the thing the are puzzled to understand it,
| and can only find solution for Mr. Fillmores can
didacy in the programme let out by the New York
HERALD namely, TO use Mr.. Fillmore Tor the purpose
of creating some division at The South and thus help
ing to throw the election into the House, where some
Northern abolitionist would be sure to succeed
Hot WEATHER. we notice that our exchanges
speak of the hot weather in Philadelphia Washing
ton City and New York. Sunday last very hot
| in all these cities In Philadelphia the thermometer
indicated 90 in the shade. New York the rate was
| 90 to IS degrees according to position.
| Upon the whole we think that of this hot
weather must have strayed off to the latitude of viii
mngton. For the last while it has been as hot AS
furnace almost too hot to work to eat, 10 Sleep to
do anything, or to do nothing. We hardly know
how high tie Thermometer reached yesterday, and
we udder to think of how high ii bids fair to real
TO- day The nights, too, about as hot, and
no rest for the wicked, and it is doubtful whether
the righteous fare any better 1t is impossible to
keep cool" under such circumstances and there is
no use in trying in on. We advise every body TO
rip and shine just much as they please. 1t can't
make it any hotter-the thing is out of the question
The Democratic candidates for the Legislature in
New Hanover County will address their fellow ct
of the County at the following times and places
| viz:
Federal Point, Wednesday, 9th July.
Masonboro', Thursday, 10th Ss
Middle Sound, Friday, 18th g
Sandy Rum, ................. Saturday, 18th
Holly Shelter, .............M Monday 18th I"
South Washington, Saturday, Ugh 4"
Rocky Polnt, .. Monday, list
| Upper Black River. ........... Wednesday, 2srd "
Piney Woods, Observation-Disclosures. Friday. 25th 50
Long Greek, ................:...S Saturday, 10Th
Calntuck, Monday, 18th -
Lower Black River. w ednesday, Both &c
Wilmington, ................ Tuesday, 9Th August.
G5-The Old Line Wings tried to have meeting il
Washington on Saturday last, the venerable Elk
Mayor Scaton in the Chair. The meeting purporteC
to be composed of those who had not attached them
selves to any other organization nevertheless
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