Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-18

condte of all the uleps that since the discovery OF "
toxicating beverages have ckled the midrlS OF men,
His Royal Highness called for juleps round and the
Duke of Newcastle took his without winkng, clapped
his hand little below bis heart and said astonishing"
His Royal Highness demanded personal Introduction
to the artistic concoctor of the astonishing drinks
The young man will be ruined He will go now that
they have taught him to put greens in his liquor.
ga~The receipts of -four and grain at New York
on the 18th nst foot up follows Flour 27,697 bar
rels wheat 3596 bushels corn 9,4OO bushels
For the Journal.
The Democratic Spirit Old Onsiow.
MEssRs EDITORS While we notice the spirit of en-
thusasm for Breckenridge and Lane made SO vlslbly
manifest in many other counties by the true Democra-
tic party, it seems to be nothing but justice
that the Democracy of Onsow should share the
common honor with her gallant sister Counties
Hers are the tried Of Democracy noble generous
and patriotic ever throwing their weight into those
scales which have well balanced the true principles of
that party principles which, wien applied have pro-
tected the rights and honor of the South, and at the
same time have secured peace and harmony every por
ton of this wide spread Republic And Old Onslow
has ever been found fighting CALAMITY under the ample
folds of the Democratic banner sharing alike III Its
fcts its defeats and its victories.
On the rupture the ranks of the party at Baltimore
there seemed to be difference of opinion among the
leading members OF the party with regard 10 the action OF
the dourned Convention many joining Immediately the
standard of the seceders while few esp0used the
of Judge Douglas Among these, we may mention with
propriety the County Electors DR.. Jno. d .Spcer
oummediatey for breckenridge and Lane while Francis
d. kCOnce who previous to the Convention had taken
strong stand for Douglas, that he would not yield
the claims Of his nomination, denounces the
seceders dsunionst. We may say truly and candid
ly, that Mr.. kOOnce is young man OF splendid nteec
tua faculties talented, generous and warm-hearted, one
of which OlsOW county may well be proud; but he
seems to have boldly launched bis barque upon the heav
ing pillows Of political fury, steering boldly out upon
its deeps regardless OF the storm and tempest which must
hover around his future destiny. On the first Monday
of this month, at Jacksonville, there held
meeting of the citizens, well represented from every
ton Of the county, which ably addressed by DR.. E.
w. Ward, Jno F. MurrilI and ]. II. Foy, Esqrs, and
other gentlemen, who ratified the action Of the
seeding delegates and endorsed its nominee ohm G.
Breckenridge. Previous to this time, there was held
meeting at Swansboro, and on last Saturday at
the Cross Roads another assembage OF Breckenridge
men took place. on which occasion Breckenridge flag
raised and on next Saturday. the 18th, there will
be another meeting at Stump Sound, the very heart OF
Democracy, when there will be Breckenridge
flag raised and DR.. Ward is expected to address
the meeting
The Bell in this county, or those who advocated
the cause of John Bell after his nomination, seem
to be strong Douglas but it is an Elusive phan-
tom-a vain attempt to divide the Democratic party in
for Bell 1t is of no use, for Democrats are Democrats
in OnslOw.
In conclusion, would say that it is the desire of
the party that Cancellation may be Effected between
the two wings OF the Democratic party in order that
the party may be again victorious in the coming
test. But with the conscientious belief that Breckn-
ridge and Lane the quel the tempest OF po-
htIcal fury and again place the Old Ship OF State upon
the calm of peace and tranquility, Ousow will cast
her vote with the true Democracy, and claim victory
for Breckenridge and Lane. S.
October 9th, 1850.
Arrival of the steam, Etna.-Fu,Iher from europe.
BosToN, Oct. l2.-The steamer Etna, from Havre
the 29th ut has arrived. Her advices have been
tcpated by the arrival OF the Africa off Cape Race, but
her mails contain some additional items of interest
Garibadi had consented to a depuation of Venetians
publishing journal in Naples to excite the people OF
Venetia to a general rising H told them that the
present the only national which could give
them country. Our battles are so many marches in
progress to the Alps the summit Of which alone
will stop.
purpose of raising subsidies for all kinds of nsurecton
al and war-making purposes.
fhe Kings soldiers at Gaeta had demolished the resi-
dence OF the French Consul under preence that there
connivance between him and Garibaldi. He was
absent at the time
A formal order has been given to the Piedmontese
commanders to avoid conflict with the French, and
even the discussion OF any point whatever with the
French commanders.
1t is said that Farni is to retire from the Sandman
Cabinet a compromise between Garbaldi and Count
Cavours administration.
The commander at the Fort Of Baia, near Naples
still ressts and threatens to blow up the fortress rather
than surrender to Garibald
Turin, Sept. 28.-Farini acc )mpanies the King to
Florence and Bologna. The Sician deputation is ex
pected to pay homage to the King
The remainder OF the military contingent of IA 600
men have been called under arms
Lord Russels note to the British Minister at Turin
expresses fear that the attacks against the Roman
States and Naples may lead to attack On the pos
sessions of Austria in Venetia
The King OF Piedmont, he says is not at liberty to
attack nation with winch he promised to live in peace
and friendship. Should such event occur, Italy will
again be exposed to all the chances of uncertainty
Arrival of the Steamer Afrc"-AddttionoI IuteiIl-
gence from Europe.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Africa from
Liverpool the 29th ut via Queenstown on the Both
arrived here this afternoon. Her advices were generally
embraced In the abstract teegraphed from Cape Race
few days ago, but the papers received by her contain
some additional items OF intelligence
The LATEST, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News SAYS
council was held on Thursday at which it understood
proposal from Gen. Guyon to augment the French
army in Rome to 10000 men, and some say to put
down Garibald was discussed. 1t is feared that the
result decision which will lead to BLOODY war
and at least put end for long time to all hope of
the regeneration of Italy Marshal Valiant leaves
Paris to take command Of the army of Italy, and will
speedily be followed by two divisions.
1t stated more positively than that the Pope
has resolved to leave Rome
The capituation of Ancona is confirmed.
The vanguard of the Sandman army was at Tvoli
six kilometres from Rome
The Paris Patrie reports that the Neapoitan Royal
lists were masters of Volurno.
The Paris Bourse closed animated and higher Rentes
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The ship Conway, chartered to the British govern
ment for the conveyance of soldiers and their families