Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-12
Italy.

Although neither accommodation nor interdict poss-
esq the terrors which they once did, 1t would be grave
mistake regard the Papal decree Of accommodation
against Victor Emanuel, King of Sardinia,
sound and fury dgnifyiDg nothing" nor do we think
that the King of Sardinia himself so regards it.
In the minds of the people of most OF the nations Of
Continental Europe especially of the Southern nations
there is deep feeling of religion superstition
whatever else it may be called, or will be called accord
ing to the different lights in which regard it. This
feeling, dormant at times occasionally developes itself
with startling energy and sweeps everything before it.
While the world goes fairly with Victor Eman
uel and Louis Napoleon, slight heed may paid to the
thunders from the Vatican but should reverses come it
would require very little argument to convince the i'm
were the just consequences of the want of respect
to the head of the Church. and that the refac-
tory Prince was a doomed man, suffering ander
the wrath of Providence invoked by the anathemas of
the successor of ST. Peter. We fear that the Italian
question will be found to be but poorly settled and the
hastily thrown together elements that go make up the
new italian Kingdom of Victor Emanuel, will sadly
need the cement of religious and moral sanction. The
opening is not an suspicious one by any means.
Be- The Shah of Persia is dead. He was, for an
oriental good ruler and more progressive and tolerant
than any of his predecessors His royal robes and equip
ments were the most magnificent in the world. He
worth his weight in gold, qchcn he had clothes on
WIDOWS HoME."-We cheerfully comply with
request to cali attention to the communication under
the above hsaing, which appears in today's Journal
The appeal Of the benevolent, behalf of the suffering
is one that ought never TO lack hearing fail of
response. The objects of the movement indicated are
Of the most praseworthF character, and such must
commend themselves to ali.
From Frank Lesies Illustrated Newspaper, New York,
/ July 80, 1859.
/ Passing No tice.
I THE HoUsEKEEPER's FRIEND. -SPALDING's PREPARED
admirable addition to standard household
economies will be hailed by all gOot housewives boon
long wished for but hitherto unattained Spaldngs Pre-
pared Glue perfectly adapted for those timely repairs
household wares furniture crockery and fancy work.
that IS almost daily demanded by the experience OF every
hOusekeeper 1t is chemically held in solution, will with
and put up aug convenient bottle, with brush, all
for twenty-five &c ns. On being applied the chemicals
readily evaporae and the glue becomes firm quickly and
adheres with the enacy Of the best glue
For wood eathe r. other articles where glue used
it just the thin g. We have tried it, and speak by the card
In tne country will be invaluable and nobody IN the city
will think of Jng without it. If Mr. Spaldng desires to
become cand ae the Presidency and his friends stick
IKE his glue, hes will be sure OF an election
The MEx CAN STEAMERS Washington. april T.
The two stea captured off Vera Cruz are to be sent
back to HaV ana, and the prisoners released.
HE STRI IKE IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-The shoe strike has
ceased IN + Sewburyport. Many however, are out OF
work. mani dacturers not being anxious to increase their
stock' III e journeymen shoemakers of Dsnvers have
voted to isconnue the strike The Croveand strik-