Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-28

SENTENcED-At Smithville last week, His Honors
Judge Caldwell sentenced John Simmons convicted of
the murder of Nathan Simmons, to be hung on Mon
day. December 9Th. Friday is generally selected.
From Brownsville and Me xIeo.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19-Brownsvlle dates of the 9Th
have been received The fever had disappeared from that
locality The citizens had formed battaons and stand
guard nightly against the robbers
and sacked the 18th by hundred robbers Troops
had arrived and dispersed them, killing many. The amy
at Montery had pronounced against Vdau and Marquee
defeated twice the 10TH Guadaajara by Gen
Ogason of the liberals Marquee had asked for reinforce
ments from Gen. Vol.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. l9.-Judge McCabe, of the Federal
Court to-day delivered strong charge against busterng
The steamer ndanola from Brownsville, with dates to
the 18th, has arrived The Mexican outlaw Cartnas, with
several hundred is still encamped above Brownsville
Another attack expected before the troops
could arrive Cartnas has issued proclamation saying
that orderly and innocent people have nothing fear the
object being to chastise the sheriff and lawyers
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Wilmington Weldon Railroad will
held in this place the 10th of November next See ad
vertisement.
DIv1DEND-The bank Cape has declared dividend
of five cent on its earnings for the past six months
~ Advices from Houston and Galveston, Texas, to the
18th inst state that the yellow fever continued its course
~ The shipping master who was carried off in the
Wanderer returned in boat at the mouth of the har
bOr reports that the captain of the yacht said he going
to Africa tor cargo of slaves.
aSsugar firm and active at Havana the 18th
inst.
House of Deputies to-day resolved to adjourn on Saturday
next
telegram was received from Dr. Clark, OF Connecticut
declining to accept the nomination OF Missionary Bishop for
the northwest.
The missionary commit reported back the resolutions
religious intolerance in Cuba striking out all relative to
mmoriazng the President of the United States the sub
ject.
The report of the committee ministers Off
ciang within parochia of others, debated at
great length The reported by the majority of the
committee was finally adopted.
The House night after long debate adopted reso
luton requesting the House Of Bishops reconsider their
and to throw the subject into such shape as to admit of
joint action.
ga dispatch from Carlisle, Pa says:-A man sup
posed to be Captain Cook was arrested here at
to-day. He fully the description and was heavily
armed He is certainly the same person that seen in
Chambersburg, talking with Mrs. Cook.
On arresting him he endeavored to resist but
powered He had his person three revovers and two
He has been committed to prison for a further hearing
This is taller than the published description makes
| for any enterprise
Hs- The Fulton has been gotten off of her
Pensacola.
Rs The recently furnished company of colored
volunteers in Philadelphia have been taken away by order
recent affair at Harper's Ferry.
IS letter from Paris says the remains of Hon. Mr..
Mason late u S. Minister at Paris taken Havre
| be forwarded by the steamer Ariel.
A In the latest Mexican intelligence received at New
Orleans was the announcement that Vdaur had been ban
ished from Monterey.
a special dispatch to the St. Louis Republican saws
party of arrived from St. Josephs yesterday from
Pixies Peak, bringing 100000 in gold dust.
LATER FROM HAvANA.-The Caha,cba arrived at New
18th inst Sugar is firm and active Lard is steady l84
l94. Sterling Exchange, liz y cent prem. New York
6 y cent prem. The health Of the city is excellent.
IT, The nation of Maury, Anderson and others,
concluded New Orleans Friday last The Judge
his decision until to-day, Monday.
LATER CALIFoRNIA-The California overland mail
| OF 3Uth
1t is thought that the Governor will make appointment
to fill Mr. Brodercks place in the United States Senate
but that he will leave the matter to the Legislature which
assemblies in January next.
J. M. Crane the delegate elect from Nevada is dead
STEAM FLOUR MILL.-The steam Flour Mill at Salem, be-
longing to R. L. Patterson Esqr doing quite an extern
sve business, for this wooden country" Some twenty
ready sale Of the bran and shorts home also for
large of the -four though he large guam
titles OF flour The flour is packed by machinery The ap
aratus for this purpose quite simple but does work
perfection The -four from this mill has good character
at home and abroad Greensboro Patriot
10 The lately discovered source of the Nile" Lake
Nyanza wipes the Mountains of from aliases
They must be located elsewhere unless few degrees n
5. are OF no consequence.
H nice fellow stick while his money lasts the
Marquis of Westminster He has only $500 600 year for
pocket money!
brook the democratic candidate delegate to Congress.
FROM WASHINGTON. Washington, Oct. 2-The govern
ha nsI 4 G oe6n @
quarters leaves doubt of the fact confidently ex-
pected that the ratified treaty will reach here before the
meeting of Congress.
The names of various gentlemen have been mentioned in
connection with the mission France but has
been TAKEN and doubtful whether been
considered by the President.
Mr.. Irving Secretary of the British legation is among
the recent arrivals here.
The President has commenced the preparation of his an
nual message.
Several countereers of spurious dollars and half dol
lars have been arrested Philadelphia Pa There have
been arrests made in Washington City charged with
offence
POWDER MILL ExPLosION.-About IL o'clock on Saturday
morning last, four powder mills exploded Wilmington
Delaware Seven persons and horse were killed The
men were loading powder at the time.
NORTH CAROLINA GooDs--The cheapest gentlemen S
wear market North Carolina manufacture We
refer the Salem and Rock Island Jeans Having
in Salem last week. paid visit to the large Wooden Fac
tory belonging to F. Fries Esq, and cheeruly bear
testimony the beauty and durability Of the cloth manufac
tured in this establishment. If there enough such
cloths manufactured in State to supply wants. and
people would foster their by purchasing
domestic goods what large money would be retain
lures the various grades of CLOTH from coarse heavy
groes wear, to the finest and incest qualities
| Greensboro Patriot
EAStarling, the unfortunate who killed old lady
named Gotten in Wayne county, about year ago. and who
has been found guilty of murder by his countrymen
carried from Goldsboro to Kingston by Sheriff Thomp
last Thursday afternoon to receive the sentence of
death He sentenced by Judge Saunders to be hung
on Friday, the 4th of November next
$40.
THE $40 DOUBLE LOCK STITCH FAMILY