Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-09-05

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Seven hundred and fifty roops from F l7th 1851
surrendered to three hundred Texan Ranrer ore wers
on parole the Texans retaining their arms and released
be onglnR TO three companies of mounted PIE Inc Horse
Gen. VIM. Pelham and Col Clements baSa IIinen
having been suspected OF giving Information to u arrested
at Fot Bliss Col Clements took the ii 70 the TexaT
was released Gen. Pelham refused to .aL oath ana
Gel Candy has suspended The Habeas CornU oath
Fort staurton has been burned bv Canbv,s
by is the Federal Commandment of the De9sTtmeTe Can
Mexico. F"i'-Heht Of Men
VIM. Patrick, Wall Street broker, has u. 7 Eh 1851
Fort Lafayette Also Ellis B. schnabel has neen
preaching secession, peace, and other with
DaV Wllmot (provisol is dying cancer in gocr
The Commercial says that the Captain Of N t stomach
captured by privateer in May has escaped vessel
bic information regarding the fortified ions At Hug ng VaQ
Doubtless this h has guided the naval inlet
which Will operate IN the reduction of the BATTERY there
--latest from Cape Hstteras
SPECIAL DISPATCH.
GoLDsBoRo', n. g. Aug Both, 5 o'cocl, . !,
| Fort Hatteras taken-aiso, Fort Clark t N,
North of it. There were eleven United Statao V ~ miles
ers four of which were war Steamers ,rL oUau,
menced cannonading on Wednesday morrir, ~ con-
tnued until Thursday at II O'clock A. NJ vi}b 1o CO.,
intermission at night OuyaO
wounded on side. Our men fought brayoIn "tlt7
whole remaining force, 600 to 1850, were taken W.; VII
oDly ten or twelve escaping '1'i'
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GoLDsBoRo', n. c., Aug 30, l66l-5pv
| The news from Hatteras is confirmed Or, H.
eight hundred prisoners, and sixty reported as k
Sixteen Federal vessels attacked the Fort -'U-
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, VA, Auv % ,o,,
Letters from, and passengers by, the Manassas %i
day. say that active skirmishing Commenced A. F IRAN TO-
on Wednesday afternoon. II is the opinion here n
eral engagement will take place at early day gen.
President DAVIS health has much imp owed or,,
proved several bills to-day, but the secrecy of wI &
not yet been removed. Nothing otherwise ateyeStlo has
FaOEn she North and West, VIA Eouisyi!Ie q n,
LOUISVILLE KY, Aug 30b 1 S"ls
Travel the Southern Rail Road is Immense 4o9l
trains continue TO arrive and depart regularly '4u s
1t is known that an order of the War peiartmsr.
the Wy here in the hands of an officer auhorizp5
cute it, to suspend telegraphc communication viii *"
south. The management of the lines from oDisv1,, le
refuse TO suspend until their lines shall be forrh olh
thoritatiyely closed bv the Government which viii VI d.
WASHINGTON, - c., Aug 30tb Ia,
The War Department has issued the following act % w.
Holding correspondence with or giving aid dra+Y
directly to he enemy, is punishable with death
other punishment directed by a court martial " 'y
The public safety requires the enforcement Of tb+,
aud it is therefore ordered that all cOrrespol dence
municat,n either verbal, written, printed or teler
respecting the operations Of the army ary maTerS'
either by land water respecting troops cams ar@
entertainments military affairs, by which dprt or3
rect INTEL gence may be obtained, without The san
the General commanding, be and absolutely nrob%a:
from and aer this order Persons violating this ara tI
proceeded against
The Post Office Department orders tie abolition # j.
Kentucky post offices at Hickman and paducah and %
post Offices and post routes West o. the Tennessee r |
Cadiz aud May field. and from Eddysvie t. Oliver An
post Offices these routes dscont nued except 4
The Times says that Gen. Scott expresses tie onn.T
that the Confederate must make attack at an eaT r
Information received saws that the large numbers in AM
about Manassas scattered the roads leading rr
Richmond ard towards Strasburg
The Herald says that the Coniederates only maintain
their old lines but have enrenched themselves for lg
mile and occupy several strategic points.
( BALTIMORE, Nd, Avg. 3Oth, 1851
Daniel Dicker, editor Of the bagersown Mail and Genera
, nc Kaig, of Allegheny County, have been arrested
The Confederates reported takin rails and r8
teTiais to incheser and Strasburg by railroad