Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-24
FOR THE JOURNAL.

w condense as far as possible eleRraphlc news re-
cved from day to dav since our last issue; ,ssiori
q vernon Pettus has been reelected III m'S S'Pt' =
Fri mph ike that of Brown Of Georlla IL. s ", i,o,,
he shin Thomas Watson which cleared ITou W ills'oh
ss' on her return to make Southern pot, i
Soa on Foly Island South OF CbaIlest"h anu wac ~.
800 y the blocka1ers. SHe was chiefly owned 10 mooIle
y; n-obabIe that great battle would ere this nave
ce in Kentucky, between the Confederate IolcGs
Gnaer Albert Sidney Johnston, ana the feoeIas own
sherman but for the iDexCu~ab DlUndef u tOIo 49,
Ffa,rs who destroyed two spans oil Inc r-uF9au 90
over Green River thereby della, iGg aoy @aII i
of our Il, aud perhaps saVinG L0uS'' '' "
lies The bridge Is OF iron. ,.,an savaraI t7ea
There was fir ny the 10th Instant pe'| Vttovn NJ
~ Sims aud the Confederate batteries al h'o"n' No'
much harm done. ,ou hail from tlai, a.
On the ame night trop zen uach IL ON auel. ID,
vance p"Sg' ~ t1e battle IF Manassas. Iaporlan'
in that c'L h' Deen loOASu lo' some Gays,
tQ without al! @Sak-rs and manufacturers of the South
Ire l,rLr,1tiyn Iost week OF Macon, Georgia. They
"e.e IL Nol.ns 10 favour # Congress throwing open
adopted g the WI; in fasour ct ishiog he raruad
Gun PSI sud non mines Of +cr Ca DINA il favour Of
10 lhf a,y vessel bringing in Tgoe8 OF good. to our
i 10 carry away Garg Of proCuces but agan,t any
r,IF.aI ron stocks at our ports; a resolution
the vIoDcr,y If en enemies who have sons in
Corfederate amy in favour Of such sous; resou i'm
r .udiug that payment of d BITS seQaestrated be
raq4a dur ng the war Adjourned to meet Montgom
~. a., on tie f.sI MOnG8I IN may, 1862.
Arrangements have been made for regular m, nthly
rl Ii between New Orleans ind Tampco McKee, there to
.laa. ct with the English lice of steamers.
l.sre was heavy sk~mlshlng reported the Potomay
o. the ian near HaPers teny tgom which the Federas
H. II, mi lea
IeoT Mount venom "baTe cur batteries blockade the Po
rya.e Sd tltt the enemy's vesseIs cannot pass
P.tyune Butler has been home TO command Boston
1-FeceIVed from Europe to the close OF september il.
gs specuiatlons i'll regard recognition raising
he I.cksde, etc., but moth ng decisive England arc
Eae are both getting seriously alarmed in reference to
lie 0.tyn question.
as vas received here the evening Of the 18th that
tie Comic drr&te batteries at Eyanspor on the Potomac
bad al ast got so far completed etectuay blockade
strer Federal vessel could pass except by s.eath
esz. BreckinrIdge, Preston, ana HUM btey MARSHALL
.tt hy,dTT a On thp J1st NAV
a..u otse On the Confederate side.
Federal vessel burned the Potomac OF Satur.
ANA TWO on Su day b. hot Shot from the batteries near
GENERAL Mansfield Lowell, the IS h, assumed command
. The department Of the Lover hssissiDln resiznqd bv
g.l-Il } Wigs on account Of i'll health
-l Fsdels.a and Contederaes had brush asst week i'll
Jackson county, Tenn near the Kentucky line The Fede.
la who Kentucky tories were badly wbfonef WV
-A auices from Kentucky and Missouri are not OF any
a lpo.Id1ce, the operations the body of our
0e. III kentucky under General johnson being delayed
By tie ctou destruction Of two spans the railroad
1s.a- over HTeeL LiVer reported skiruish Green
basil. between body Of The enemy and a BODY Of CON
l.le7 under General Hardee did take place When
got there the L!acolIJe gentlemen had got of some
aDl5 Of boat constructed by the LincoIaises across
Ms emo aver 10 connect the Kentucky with the Illinois
H4A t aduCah had been carried of by the River Cen
". is 10 comualQ the Federal forces IA Kentucky
4o-a- 10. Gr.ttenden has arrived in Louisville taken
.11 VI the teuerdS, and proclaimed martial law One
o. 1e4~tor CdUtenden is with We do not know
.a...er 'Its Is a son, brother or nephew.
N,w York Crald shat information has been RS
as..a un ON oorwin, Liucolas minister Il Mexico to
. 80 cL mat the Mexican government has asked To The
.rI states loan or from five millions of dollars
'Dwn thinks ought to Ee given release Mexico
om her Peseat embarIassMcnt. The Herald adds that
Lincoln govern ret has determined sustain Mexico
zA Us, am protect LeT against The encT 0QChments
a a.s I.Icisn power. Gas
Ia Lgv. es "a The nt- LUOIhDud OF Washington have
elr- The mother Ct jackson who killed Ellsworth on
The charge Aeepms house Of RENDEZVOUS Tor "rebels'
ae.s Prospect Hl.
Aaryys envy now ia possession Of the Coufederates
l.eIol wing ioregn news received here Un tuesday