Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-08-29

cut off Heckers regiment at Marble ana VIII probably
ne honssns mas returned to Greenve
Creek. " De9'oi 'ii0' On ,DiacA
JEFFERSON CRY, No., Aug oath, 1861
uoTeInor Tam6ie has appointed George R. Smith
as General OF the State and John Howe ss Pocn
Commissioner for st. Louis. " WIG
An attach on 49,. Kansas CITY, Mo-, Aug, 3d. 1861.
Jackson and Lafayette have 1000 secessionists
The u s. fgate Congress- from Rio de sgeiro bss
ashore. De 'o0n u'i'eh
IT., Boston, Aug. a. 1861
The following officers of the frigate Congress have re-
second Lieutenant Tbos j. Wilson, of Missouri and Mid
leans. '' 10 N0'' Vi NC" VI
pANBUEY, Conn, Aug. 24th 1861.
ne Islslng OF pt ace flag at Fairfield to-day about
Tour hundred persons being present. was attempted to
raise the stars and stripes which was successfully resisted
S Snen hight ensued ard two peace men, Wedraan and
@oIham' were seriously injured Shovels pickaxes and
stones used but no arms The peace fac is Ayn
amid great excitement. 20 " '1s
From the NoIth nd West Via Louisville Il syor,Ie
JEFFERSON CITY, MO-, Aug. 26 1861
Bogus Gov Gamble has called for forty-tWo thousand
Missouri the civil authorities being insufficient Where
volunteers fail to raise their quota Of men, the citizens will
be drafted for term of six months unless peace occurs
sooner He saws that will be furnished them as soon
as they can be hal
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. %, 1851
The correspondence OF the ST. Louis Democrat says that
the Springfield prisoners town naked every
man having his pocket picked.
The Trenton IN J) True Democrat, the oldest and most
prosperous paper the State has discontinued on the
ground that its circulation has been virtually interdced
The eghanian office at Grafton Ohio, las been Quilted
at Cleveland, Ohio, Daniel c. La1ber, of New Orleans
has been arrested.
The last letter by Express left to-day Postmaster Gener
al Blair having directed the of all the carriers
Written communications between the two sections for
hidden.
PHILADELPHIA, PENN, Aug. 26tb, 1861.
man named Aiken has been arrested a Confederate
| agent.
WASHINGTON, n c., Aug oath, 1861.
Among arrests made in this city women
and tour Naval officers who had resigned. The
hcer5 were sent to Fort Hamilton and their stricken
| from the rolls.
The city has been increased by recruits from
New York ard Philadelphia.
from Gen. Beauregards headquarters has been
arrested Letters found her person duplicating
prominent parties in this city.
All the mutneers including those of second Maine
and thirteenth and twenty first New York regiments have
been sent to Fort Tortugas.
Mrs. W. GreenhoW. widow of the former Librarian and
| Translator, has been arrested
Mrs Senator Gwyn trunk has been examined and traces
of the Washingto Notifications by clerk found
G. has been sent to West Point.
The N. Y. Times Special Correspondent says that Mrs.
Phillips, wife of Philip Phillips, the welknown counsellor
her in honor Bull Run victory but was
from by friends and orders sent fer her arrest
Lieut. kimawel, of the regular u. S. Army who fought
at the Bull Ran battle has to the Conederates in Mis-
souri,
The foreign Federal Ministers, in their letters to the De-
partmen do not disguise the fact that the government sut
ered severely the estimation of the foreign
by The disaster of the late battle 1t s conceded that the
| defeat closes the door to cOncliatOn
The N. 7. HeTGdS Special Correspondent that the
CRY excited by the report that martial law had been
claimed.
Committee from Boston has been here endeavoring
induce Lincoln to change his advisers. The Committee
represent capitalists who will risk their capital
NEW YORK Aug. &c, 1861
The Eerads special correspondent says that the entire
blame of the recent Lexington Kentuck affair belongs to
The Tbes special correspondent says that the Gov
considering the proprety Of organizing detec
tive police forming net work OF surveillance with the de-
tectlVe force.
1t is reported that Gen Hardees forces have withdrawn
! from Greenvile to Reeves Ferry.
Other movements indicate that Hardees column moving
West for the purpose of efectng junction with Gen. Pill
! low.
There was a fight at ShortwePs Toll Gate, seven miles
from Covington which resulted in the death of one and
have gone pursuit of the Secessionists numbering five,
who departed towards Tennessee.
Col flyers the Ksnawha has been badly defeat
ed by the Confederates No particulars given.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 9th, 186l-A. NJ
VIM. S. johnson, nephew of Genl Johnson, has been
P1rrsBURG, Pa, Aug 81, 1s61-A. NJ
Internal machine in Adams Express car exploded on
the arrival of the train, killing two employees.
WAsHNGToN, D. G., Aug. 9th, 1861.
The pckets the Confederate Arlington
Heights than before but it is not regarded as indcat
It is reported that the English and French fleets are in
| tended fol intervention in Mexican affairs.
Capt. Reyes has been arrested at the Chain Bridge and
jailed.
port system.
Commander Porter to submitted documents
proving the report forgery in relation 10 his dsoyaly
Samuel Anderson has been arrested charged with
respondence with Vice President Stephens.
j. A McChase slave dealer has been arrested and held
to bail.
The American Express has been searched and largs
number of interdicted papers seized
The Sank statement shows increase in loans which
doubtless includes the loan to the Government of SIS 00
The decrease in specie is two and halt millions
The Federal Marshal has arrested VIM NJ FIske said t.
belong louisiana charged with utterng sedous sent
ments at Newport K. j.
including thousand barrels of flour, have cleared fol
Curacao and hints that they are intended Tor hou'herI
ports.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
By the arrival of the steamships Hibernian and Grea
Eastern, have liverpool dates to the 18th instant Th
Glasgow had arrived The general newsis unimportant
The Lon don Times expatiaDg the growing fnan3ia
difficulties America that the most earnest wish
the friends of freedom is that difficulties may Accumulate
: until the North and South return to reason;
Coon-Saes for the past four days $4,000 bales-th
, market closing quiet but unchanged.
Sales for the week of 49, 900 bales spectators taking
500 and exporters $500 balesprces had declined 3D.
Friday Aug I5hsales to-day Of 10000 bales, the mar
ke closing rmer. Fair Orleans 94d; MiddlDg do. sgd.
Bank rates have been reduced to Al per cent
Bullion in bank had increased 2a87oOo
NEW ORLEANS, Ang. q, 1851
Advces from Arizona state that Col. Baylor had pro
claimed the taking of that Territory behalf
the Confederates declares the civil and military office
vacant and provides for the government of the Terrier
until such time the Confederate Congress makes othe
g Johnson and party arrived at Mesia on tn
3lst July. where he took command. .
The Gonfederaes preparing to meet the Fedeast
under Lieut.. Moore who advancing from Tucason
is stated that Gen. Johnston undoubtedly captured hes
- troops.
The Federal officers Fort Fillmore have been Pa
G rolled
: Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.
d September 18th, Wilkesborough.
q" 18th, Grove Chapel, Caswell Co.
10th, Lenoir.
y 10th, Vale Crucis.
n 22d, Missionary Station, Mitchell Co.