Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-29
Hear Him,

and oburgates IN the following dOlOrOus and awful man
ner:
Ali confidence is lost between man and man. The
bottom has fallen out of everything Shrewd business
managers cheating God in their business professions
AMI the devil in their bargains. Ginger is made out of
mustard and coffee of chicory Young Hyson raised in
the pasture and Young America in the dram shop.
Pure wines made OF poor whiskey, and Havanas Of
herbs Rascality has become a virtue, and whiskey
turned to vinegar Legislatures are marked as mer-
chants mark goods and the peoples funds absorbed by
% charitable purposes
Governors are knocked off for fifty thousand dollars
legislatures from five thousand to twenty thousand dol
lars, Railroad stock is down below zero. Caucuses
are packed, and young eectioneer the Sabbath
Fairbanks scales have taken to swndlng and old rats
selling their tails to spike Jewsharps are palmed
OFF as harps of thousand strings and Democrats DIS
genuine Republicans spers of just men made perfect
Sausages are aduerated and tempting links to wag
in'the most logged manner Our Territory well as
our crnone is indetnite expanding In ne there are
none truthful save horse Jockeys; patriotic save
poticans talented but those who make "on
change OF grocery and cheat out of the needy
what they give to the Lord.
Arrival of the Araba's Mails.
We received files of foreign papers brought by the
Arabia at Boston. The following is the only addition
al news Of interest not already given in Geographic
dispatches
The War News.
The Paris correspondent of the Globe gives some de-
tails of the hosts marshad between the Rhine and the
Alps. At Antipes there 1000 men at Grenobe
10000 at Valence 10000; at Lyons 10000; at Be-
sancon 100000 At Touon there are transports for co.
900 and materials and out of the $4,000 troops
in Algeria it is stated that $4,000 are expected to be
drafted into Italy.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News, writing
on the night of the 7th says that all the news during
the day was excessively warke The directorgeneral
of the Sandman railways had had long interview with
the Emperor. 1t announced that the National
Guard Of Paris likely to be increased from 10000
men to 100000 SO to render the regular army OF
Paris available for campaign Lastly, it was reported
that the English squadron Malta had been ordered
I the Adriatic.
| TURIN, April Shelters from Milan announce the
arrival at that town of two battaons of Croats Or
ders had been issued to the railway directors to hold their
in readiness for the transport of fresh corps ddrmeS
$4,000 fhen. The roads incumbered with material
for war and army stores. Nearly 10000 volunteers
for the Pedmontese service have arrived here-Turin
| VIENNA, Friday, April 6.-A numerous corps armet
was reviewed here to-day, the SCHNEIDER practising
ground, in the presence of the Emperor. The troops
were most enthusiastic. The formation of a new bata
lion of grenaders to be attached to the army in Italy
and the augmentation of already existing batalons by
calling in conscripts, &C., has been decided on.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times says the Aus
train government has proposed to France general dis
armament. If France accepts the proposition peace
will probably be maintained, but if she reject it war is
almost inevitable.
The Paris correspondent of the Times hints that re-
sal of Piedmont to disarm is made at the nstigatior
of France AS this disarming is the preliminary condi
ton demanded by Austria before entering the Congress
there is probability that the powers most interested
will not take part in the proceedings and congress
without the principals would be nugatory affair.