Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-05

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When he promised liberate the Italians he only meant
to give them little of the kind of liberty enjoyed by the
French. He never announced himself as the dispenser
of American freedom, but only of French freedom and
this ground he may fall back when he is charged with
having betrayed the Italians.
But the Italians had their innate notions of free
DOM derived from dictionaries we'll from centuries
of slavery They find that The Treaty of Villa Franco
has not given them the genuine native article but
damaged French imported stuff, which is neither
Portable becoming. So they disposed to reject
it. The Florentines the Modenese and the Parmesans
are almost in revolt. The Tuscan and Modenese pro-
visional governments indeed; boldly reject the Ital
ian independence offered to them, and arrangements
making to resist by force the return of the
egns of whom they were just happily rid. The Turf
shopkeeps have to hide the portraits of Napoleon
that have been in their windows, for fear OF VIC
lence from the populace. The reception of the
Emperor and King in the Sandman capital was
freezngly cold. The press of Lombardy speaks so
freely about the treaty. that it has been necessary to
it that OF the first illustrations of Italian
freedom is to check the freedom of the press In the
Roman States and in the Two Sices, there is over
growing and angry popular ferment. In the North,
Garihald whose hands made poweress by the trea
ty is looked the last hope for freedom and deputa
tions going to him to consult to what is to be
done In the meantime, Austria, doubtless chuckiDg
over the trouble she has made by arranging this peace
keeps her vast army Of 100000 the frontiers of
Lombardy ready to employ it wherever and whenever
occasion may demand. The French army, which has
Emperor the " Liberator of Italy, is already at st.
Cloud preparing for triumphal entry into Paris which
will be made when he has had time to persuade the Par
sans of all classes that he has done all he undertook to
do by the
Victor Emanuel who has gained territory by the
peace, has lost what was of infinitely vaue-the
love and confidence OF his Subjects and the proud indie
pendence of his throne. Rightly wrongly people will
regard him the vassal the payhing OF France.
His best counsellor or the ablest statesman and Of
the truest patriots of all Italy, the Count Cavour, has
LETT him. and carried with him much confidence Of the
Sandman people and much Of the respect that other
nations feel for the Sandman sovereign Looking at
all the reports that come to us from Europe 1t Is mpOs
sibe to avoid the conclusions that the peace of Villa
Franco is peace all, but only source of revolu
tions and future
DARING BURGIARY.-One of the most daring
of burglary which we have recorde;: for long time
TRANSFERRED on Thursday night at the residence of Mr.
John jones' the York turnpike, opposite the Green
mount Cemetary. From Mr.. Jones we received the
following facts of the A few minutes after one
O'Clock he awakened by a noise proceeding appar
emily from the back part OF the house. and suspectng
something wrong he left his bed and nOselessy descen
ded to the lower portion OF the house. where he esped
man cropping about the room. Mr.. Jones rushed upon
! him and for while desperate struggle ensued.
The BURGLAR finally managed to extrlcate himself from
the grasp of Mr. JONES' when second burguar descen-
ded from the I'd story wther he had been on plumber
ing expedition. Finding himself in the presence Of two
desperate robbers, Mr. Jones went to work end succeed
ed in twice knocking down OF the party, when his
companion drew knife and attempted to use it, but
was foiled he then drew a revolver and snapped 1t
twice. but it fortunately failed to 60 off, Finding them
selves hard pressed the scoundes managed to escape
and succeeded in carrying off the following articles One
gold watch valued at $l75, and shot bag containing
ST. $50 in coin. Mr. Jones had collected greater por-
ton of the money which fact must have been known to
the rohbCrs,-BdttimOre Clipper.
European intelligence.
q CAPE RACE july 30.
r LATER ERoM EUROPE.-ARRIvA. OF THE kANGA-
# Roo-The steamship Kangaroo, Captain Jeffrey, with
Liverpool dates to Thursday, July 2l boarded of
= the Cape to-day.
s I1vERpoo1 July 2l.-Saes up to noon to-day Of
1000 bales Cotton, the market exhibiting better
tone and clos steady Breadstuffs quiet, and the
# sales unimpol Provisions quiet. Turpentine
is dull at 35s 35s. Sd. No change to note in other
g articles.
ConsOs are quoted at 50 9518.
e The Paris Bourse closed on Wednesday at 68.
A Conference meets at Zurich in about ten days
the President Declining REORGANIZATION
PrrsBURG, July 3O.-The following letter from the
= President, received this morning. by Hon Wilson
! McCandless
:, BEDFORD SPRINGS 25th July, 1859
y My DEAR SIR: Il have received your kind note @
Il the 10th instant, with the leader from the Post.
Whilst | appreciate, it deserves the ability anG
friendship displayed in the editorial yet regret that il
=, has been published. My determination not, under any
n circumstances, to become candidate for reelection, Il
final and conclusive My best Judgment and strong in
cnation, unite in favor of this To cast doubts
is upon my predetermined purpose is calculated to impair
10 my influence IN carrying important measures and aorC
preext for saying that they have been dictated by th
=. desire to be re-nominated.
N With the kindest regards &c,
" Respectfully your friend,
~ (SignedO JAMES BUCHANAN.
y, A CHURCH SEIZED WITH A BILIOUS ATTACK.-Las
ID Sabbath quarterly meeting Of the M. g. Church
IL and usual such occasions the was ad
minstered After the meeting adjourned the member
went their several wayssome to dine with friends il
it town. to their homes in the country In about
hour the doctors in requsiton in every direction
d. the whole membership seized with simultaneou
We bilious attack, and the demand for remedial agent
p was general The first smell of the sumptuous dinner
prepared provoked sudden and involuntary eructaton
IS the part CT all the orthodox members of the RESPECTIVE
IL families. The venerable Peter Cartwright Presiding
Elder Tor whom extra preparations had Of course beer
made, retired from the prospect as dinner on
b. little bent over with both hands placed below his
be buttons, declaring that he didn't feel like eating On
lie brother said to have made for his house. half bent
vi with groan tumbed on to the bed and in reply to hi
20 we's What's the matter?" exclaimed, in despair
:" ing tone, Oh! I've got the cholera The epidemic
or spread all through the country exciting considerable
re Alarm and OccsOnng general casting up of accounts
I'd But the panic subsidized when it ascertained tina
is antlmonaL had been, by mistake, administered
Id the whole body of communicates understand tina
" Uncle Peter Said " it the first time he knew
il an attempt to vomit the devil out of the church, al
though it serious matter the sinners owing to th
of hardness of their hearts, did laugh.
III Winchester (M) Chronicle.
I'd House Raising In Chicago.
The moduS Opera1d of house moving and raising her
I'd is the most rapid extant 1t is impossible to determn
going bed whether your opposite neighbours hous
d. will be in the same place next morning, half mill
1T the street. screwed up perpcndcuary keep
I'd with the everchangng grade Of the streets. maj