Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-20

from all parts OF Italy, gathered together beneath pons
out to you that You have for your task the
Ialy-that just and holy enterprise which will he ronr
cry VIcraR E,ts syrrI
Turin, April d. 1852 0' 11ANo h'
DECLARATION OF FRANcE-Count Walewsk ON behalf of
the French government has issued declaration to its dpo
matte representative setting forth efforts to prevent hos
tles and having failed, its duty to support Sardinia
France, since half century has never pretended to
eAefce an interested influence in italy and is not She
assuredy who can be accused of having attempted to
arouse the remembrance of ancient struggles and historical
rvares All that she has hitherto asked for and treaties
agree with her Wishes that the States of the Otaan
Pennsua should live for themselves and manage their own
affairs at home well in their foreign relations am
not aware that different view is taken at London Berlin
OF ST. Petersburg than at Bars however it NAV be- crcun
stances have placed Austria towards the various powers
Italy n PoS'on UNANIMOUSLY judged as prePonderatng.
The French government entertans the firm hope that the
government of her Britannia Majesty will continue to per.
in attitude which, by uniting by moral bond the
policy of the two countries qgi o,5 me- fo;eis of %
1@ Lo"do% to giUe mutual explanations e0Heou Teserge
tined to preserve the Continent from the effects OF strug-
gle which may arise at one of its extremities
husS1G IRE are perfectly conoincedCf IT. aciN be otcoys
sa The imperial and at the time concatng spirit of
which she has given proof since the Of the
crisis guarantee Of her inclination to neglect no.
We sincerely hope that he other Loeoes sshict form the
German C0edcT0On I0H mol dlOU themselves to be led
dsray BY he remembrance Of different epoch. France
only behold with the excitement which has sez
ed upon some States OF Germany She does not understand
how that country ordinarily and so patriot
caly mbued with the knowledge of it's strength should
ITO o'CtJ leHdCeu eEeHts OF winch
must RENAL far from its territory The EmperOrs govern
ment therefore prone believe that the statesmen
Germany will admit that it depends great deal upon
themselves to contribute to limit the extent and the duration
OF which France if she has to take part it, has
least the consciousness OF not having provoked
The evils Of the failure to pass the Post Office APP
preparation bill begin to oe felt in the Western States
The Postmaster General has discontinued several mail
routes the Mississippi among others the river mail
between Gaena and ST. Paul, supplying forytwo post
Offices between these points. Hereafter all the cores
pondence Of the business men of Galena Dubuque and
Dunleth with all points the river above Prairie du
Chen must take the circutous route by Chcagorav-
cling three hundred miles of the way, and
ing delay of about three days The river mail from
Dubuque to Rock Island has been discontinued also.
R8- WE authorized and requested to announce Hon
| WARREN WINSLOW of Cumberland county, as cand-
date for reelection to represent this the third district
North Carolina in the Congress of the United States
subject to the action of Democratic District Convention
should the party of the district proper to call one
| March 9th, 1859
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