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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11
Eu,,bcr NV the Overland Mall.

ST.. LOUIS, March THE San Francisco papers
state that an additional section of the California Central
railroad had been put under contract.
The Indian war liz the northern part of the State is
being vigorously prosecuted with fair prospect of
speedy termination
The passengers by the overland mail report heavy
rains having fallen on the Colorado Desert, unusual
occurrence Aso that the company met with complete
success in sinking wells finding an abundance of water
at depth of so feet.
Severe snow storms prevailed along the Pachico and
Texan passes, and large amount Of additional stock
was being distributed along the route.
Lieut. Iazale, previously reported MORALLY wounded
in the fight with the Araches Indians, rapidly i'm
proving.
| An expedition was about leaving Fort Buchanan I'M
der Captain Ewel against the band of Apaches who
killed two army surgeons in January.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11
News,

Mr.. Richard Golden, the great English Free Trade
member of parliament out to this country to ex-
anime the condition of the Illinois Central Railroad in
which he is largely interested
The Gubernatoria canvass has already commenced in
Virginia. The election will take place in the fourth
week in May. Virginia is an extensive State to stump
over.
Bartholomew Fuller, Esq, of Fayetteville, has been
appointed Fifth Auditor of the Treasury and has enter
ed on the duties of his Office.
The trial of Sickles for the killing of Key was to
have commenced yesterday at Washington City. 1t is
probable that the Court adjourned till to-day, out
of respect to the late District Attorney, the man
whom Sckles shot, 1t is a hard case all around
The world is said to be cruel to woman when she
makes false step-perhaps unduly so, but that is
womans own business, for it is she who bears
down most heavily upon fallen sister. In Mrs. Sick
les case, however, cannot find many grounds for
cuse or palation The habitual deceit which the wo
man must have practised since April last when accord
ing to her own confession, her actual crimnay with
Key commenced is more revolving than that Crimi
nality itself To meet from day to day, the man she
habitually dshonored-to smngly dispense the hospi
talties of home provided by husband to whom she
basely faithless, and finally to betray to death thu
paramour who, wrong as his conduct was was blame
less when compared with her. all this shows depravit
deserving of all the condemnation that it can receive
What the verdict of jury may be, we arc unable tx
say Whatever that may be, we must regard the chic
mischief as having already been DONE Families disrupt
ted confidence destroyed hopes blasted children mad
orphans all through the wantonness of deceitul woman
No verdict of acqutta can restore Daniel Sckes to tina
peace which ne once knew-no future prosperity cal
make him happy man, and nothing but miracle Cal
ever make her good woman.
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This District.

1t will be seen that Mr. Winsow is a candidate for
reelection to Congress, subject, every Democratic
candidate properly should be- to the action of his party
in Convention, if that party think right to call one
is for the party at large to say Unjust always be with
the party to do so for under system there is no such
thing life estate in any Office, while it has been the
custom and good custom, too, with the Democracy OF
the Cape Fear not to act caprciousy in these matters
We anticipate nothing but harmony among the Democ-
racy of the Cape Fear.
STABBED.-We learn that difficulty occurred yes
terday morning. in the northern part of the town. at Mr.
j. r. Blossoms distllery, between two men named
Rogers and Evans relative to rolling Turpentne out OIL
the water. After words passed, Rogers drew his
knife and stabbed Evans in the breast and ARM and also
in the back near the shoulder blade Rogers made of
and has not yet been arrested. Evans wounds
sidered dangerous-DaHy Journal, 10th INST
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NEW YokK. March 6.-The steamer Jura has arrived
with Liverp, advces of the 18th ult
The proceedings of the British Parliament have been
uninteresting. The question is unchanged and
preparations for hostilties still continue to be made
Vague and unconfrmed rumors of new French loar
of 920,0OO,OOO sterling are in circulation.
Later accounts from India say that the campaign il
Ouge had closed and all the forts there had been de
stroyed
THE LATEST.
LONDON Friday.-Austria agrees to send represen
tatve to the Paris Conference, provided that England
and Russia will guarantee that the Italian question
shall not be discussed
The funds closed firmer.
In the House of Lords last night the State affairs
the Ionian Islands claimed attention. The Earl o.
Camarm said that the various documents which had ap
peared in the papers were perfectly authentic.
The Earl of Derby deprecated partial discussion O
the matter at the present tme and at his suggestion
the subject was dropped.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Lever took his sea-
for Galway and Mr.. SalomOns for Greenwich the latter
taking the oaths according to the Jewish custom.
Mr.. Duncombe gave notice that he would move thai
the resolution permitting Jews to take Seats and omit
ting the words in the oaths, on the faith Of Chris
tian,' be made the standing order.
FRANCE.-The article for which the " La Presse re
ceved warning from the government is of precisely
the same tenor those which had been publishing fol
weeks and the general superstition that the measure
was taken the representations OF the Austrian Am
bassador. The naming had good effect on the Bourse
The rentes the 18th advanced nearly r. but the rst
was not fully sustained. The closing quotations were
68 for money, and 67f 9Oc. for account
The late disastrous failures at Orleans said to
tend to 100000 francs.
NJ DeLessurs left Paris the the 9Th for Alexan
dria for the express purpose of commencing the Sue
canal.
sARD1N1A.-The Paris. correspondent of the Time
on trustworthy grounds that the King of Sardns
is determined making the attempt to drive out tn
Austrans, with the object of constituting for himself
kingdom strong enough to resist Austria on the ont
hand and France on the other; and that it will com
prise Venice and at least 100000 subjects.
An absolute certainty is felt at the court of Turin
that France will help Piedmont against Austria ant
that Russia will be passive if Austria be left to gh
alone, but actively and openly if any other power asss
Austria. England and Prussia expected to be neu
trail.
The above is asserted to be the deliberate plan of tn
King of Sardinia and his cabinet, and nothing but tn
withdrawal of France will divert him from it.
TURKEY.-The news from the Danubian Principal
ties is considered of serious character and it is eare
that complications may arise in that quarter which MAJ
be more difficult to deal with than the affairs in Italy.
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serious Rail Road Riot.

EL1zABETHPoRT, March 8-Last week about 100 la
boers employed at the coal docks here by the Delaware
Iackawana, and Central Railroad Company struck for
higher wages party of men were then brought from
New York to fill their places, but owing to the threats
made they were afraid to land from the steamboat
Yesterday train arrived rom Scranton with another
working force The strikers and the new men formed
in line and marched to the coal docks amid much ex-
citement To-day an outbreak occurred, and the stri
kers and Scanton men fighting with great fury
Firearms have been freely used and many are already
wounded The president of the road and aposse of po
lice the ground endeavoring to check the al
C,;r
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A FINE SENTENoE.-The New York Tribune, sPtaA,
ing of the movement at the South towards reoPellnf
the African slave trade, has this highly rhetoric"
sentence -
at would be discouragng, indeed, if the WORK a.
complshed on behalf of humanity by the laaoE S.uS
gles exhortations and arguments of an entire cetu
should be set aside in single moment to comply W." the
the suggestions of excited avariee, and to graIs Of
selconceited theories of set of fanatcal advocate w.
that most intolerable and hopeless system OF soci
ganization founded on the distinction of race .o
1t may be discouragng, to the Tribune but Is qu tb
cheering to the King of Ashantee, encouraging man
Chief of Dahomey, and exhiliaratng to the bn
of the Eboes 1t is also refreshing to thousands Oh vii
est farmers at the South who begin to think Iey M
now have chance to get their land titled ' onn
the Tribune be assured of it, the trade already oJ
F" Bills have been found against Captain COTE vii
three seamen in South Carolina; but none OF em that
ever be convicted as pirates; for the simple reason c
everybody knows they not pirates 1t Is naru this
tain that Congress should have placed lsSe out to
stupid and helpless position put 1t w Shan all "0A
''' s''~ '''' Southern Citizen
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11
Further by the Steamer Europa.

New YORK, March The steamer Europa arrived
here this afternoon with dates to the 10th ultimo.
The latest continental rumors were more warlike II
was reported that camp of 100000 men would soon
form at Toulon.
The Paris and Vienna correspondence abound in
warlike rumors. Military movements continue active
Napoeons intentions are said to be certainly in favor
Of war.
The Paris Bourse closed steady at 6e for three per
cents.
The English House of Commons have passed reso
luton in favor of seven million loan.
The English army estimates show reduction of the
home and colonial forces of 1900 men, and an increase
of the forces in India of $4,000 The total force
is $4,000 men, of which 100000 are for India The
reduction of the home forces is considered indicative
the governments faith in the maintenance of peace
Rumors of ministerial changes in circulation, in
Guiding the retirement of the Lord Chancellor Sir E
Lytton Bulwer.
Sardinia it is stated, has established two regiments
for the purpose of enrolling in them the Austrian de
serters.
Hon. j. CLANCY Jones was received at Vienna or
the l4th.
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fond hope that he would soon recover. But, alas !!
congestion had already settled upon one of his lungs,
and ut about two O'Clock of the same day the
other was attacked, from which time until his
death his condition became almost hopeless. He
sent for me az ain the next day. and also for his third
assistant, John Marion, ESQ., who, unknown to him,
then laid upon the bed Of death but his physician had
left such explicit orders for him to be kept quiet that
declined to go into his room, excusng myself by an en-
couraging note which appeared to satisfy him. With
occasional intcrmissons from suffering revvng
for moment the hopes of his family and friends, he
continued to sink unit: death came to his relief There
no doubt that his great concern relative TO the Post
Office Department, in the prosperity OF which, from the
day he took charge of it, he has felt the most lively
tercst operated seriously against his recovery. In
Spouse to one of his attending physicians on this subject
during of the intervals of partial relief he said with
much emphasis L" Yes, Doctor, I HAVE trouble" His
interview with the President whom he recognized and
conversed with some time last night is represented to
have been most solemn and affecting.
He took leave of his family with all that warmth Of
affection he always in so remarkable displayed
toward those he dearly loved His devoted wife and
afectionate stepdaughter watched over him every mo-
ment to the last and kind friends ready to
sist. But he has gone! The pail of death hangs
over that hospitable and till now happy household
while the steps of the dread monster seem to echo
through these halls bidding us, and all, to prepare
to follow great and good man has fallen in the midst
of bis usefulness, and in the zenith of bis popularity
We have lost in him sincere friend, on whom we couC
ever lean for support. Always courteous, dignifeC
without osentaon or assumed superiority clearheaded
and the master always Of sound judgment-how much
were irksome duties lghtened by these excellent
qualities. When | have said he was great and good
have given him exalted name No man can be truly
great who is not good and have never known more
pure-hearted man than Gov. Brown.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11

bas~The Editor of the JOURNAL left home on Wednes-
oa 10 be In attendance at the meeting of the Board of
ternal improvements, at Raleigh to-day He will pro-
oaoy be absent about ten days, during which time We
will do the best we can for the benefit of readers
IHE BEGINNING OF LENT.-The ringing of church
bells reminds that this is the first day of Lent known
as Ash Wednesday, from the ancient practice of putting
ashes on the head as mark of mourning and humia-
ton Sackcoth and ashes were the ancient mourning
GRAPE and black lace their more fashionable modern
substitutes Ashes still used throughout the East
The Protestant and Catholic Episcopal Churches OBJ
serve the fast of Lent though we believe in different
degrees. The obligation have always regarded as
one dependent upon conscientious conviction If be-
eves it bis duty to observe Lent then does wrong
in not observing it; if the contrary does not feel
any conscientious obligation, then does no wrong in
not keeping Lent. However these things are not in
our way. We trust that all may be better before Lent
is out those who keep and those who do not.
DnlLu Journal 9th INST
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The Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, March THE overland mail, with Cali
fornia dates of 18th ult., has arrived.
Three hundred United States troops had been des-
patched to the Colorado river to punish the Mohave
Indians.
The Panama steamer to sail on the 2lst. Bust
ness brisk and provisions liquors and coffee were
advancing in price.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11

| STATE OF AFFAIRS AT VERA CRUz-Fhgh of the
Cui7ens.-We find some interesting news in the New
Orleans Pcayune concerning the state of affairs at We
ra Cruz. 1t says:
We have private letters from Vera Cruz which speak
of the fight from that city, in consequence of the threat
ened descent of Miramon as very general. 1t compr
ses every class of people, men, and children who
are fleeing in every direction, by well by land
The Louisiana Tehaantepec Company steamer Jasper
by chance at Vera Cruz on special mission, was tC
take down fifty families to Tacotap an half way
to the Istbmus, on the Alvarado river.
AS instance of the courtesy and friendly feeling
that exist between the squadrons, informant says
that the u S. ship Saratoga Capt Turner, was on the
point short time since, of returning to Pensacola for
stores, and the English and French commanders cheer
fully offered in her absence, to protect American lives
and property in the city But Capt. Turner, hearing
that Mramon had started his troops for Vera Cruz de-
termned to remain at his post Capt. Turner, it ap
has obtained the consent of the Juarez authorities
land his forces in the city of Vera Cruz should it be
beseged, and the safety of American residents require
his prompt action.
The three commanders, it would seem intend in case
Mramon actually approaches the city for the purpose
attacking it, to send messengers to him. to ascertain il
he will guarantee that the place is taken he car
restrain his soldiers from committing outrages on foreign
property and residents Should he hesitate he will be
informed Of the determination of the three commanders
to land their men, and protect their citizens
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11
U. S. Minister to Mexico.

WASHINGTON, March Hon Robert NJ. McLane
of Nd, was to-day nominated and confirmed United
States minister to Mexico He is net to be accredited
to any particular government of Mexico.
Mr.. La Reintree, the accomplished Spanish scholar
will 90 out with the new minister as secretary delegation
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11

The FIRE AT MAGNoLIA.-We are pleased to learn
that the loss of Messrs. Merrman Newbury although
severe not quite heavy had been at first feared
owing to the fact that the amount of goods saved
found upon examination, to be larger than had been
suunosed at the time