Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-09-19
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Inc resources OF the Government arc o ments bs,
md ,nrogaG aeeom4odst1ns have teen vas,
contributions. The sickness e BY Ssea
most readily Yields to good nursing and
aho the mortality il comparatively slight. treatnS
Hon. John s,,a.u .,,; hicHh MONT Va Sept. l2h
Schh Siioell arrived here TODAY T. t@th l{N
at an early dav. ' 10 Will Visit y taJ
morrow, not approved by the Presiden, publishes AL
came law by not being returned by the d. out which
gress within ten days The law provides bataeG toc
matter addressed to officers of the sav nat all nA
ments for the payment of postage ON VIA State eo"
ments responsible in the adjustment Of said govG
parties mailing, may be transmitted witbc9 cunts o
same shall endorse his 'fcia title apS thus Mailing S
matter mailed and the postage to be coll cue cue Nature ~
eminent at the Office of delivery. ''So OF said gSr
The Steamship North Britain has ept 10th Ise,
erpool Her news has been anticipated bV M from Ii
Lord Pamerston had been installed VIE Sae Africa '
que Ports 10 speet he alluded to the bata ne Cn
as evidence OF the powerlessDess of brave bn, P
men against an organic ID enemy. WI undscpfnaI1
The London Times concludes it's Ame,ico
ing that the subqgation Of The South hopeless ba
question Of slavery abolitiOism He thrt Towing G
wi coon eclare the slaves within the hints the Pi
States f ee " Vi The UDha3
Fifteen thousand bales of Cotton have been ,..,
leading houses in Europe for shipment to rachaeib,
LOUISVILLE, KY Sent tNf
Leslie Coombs has written strong coercion a 49,
James Chapn, Of Vioksburg, is accused of bsbr :.
of the Homo Guard. - 'elag Captain
There were tremendous rains here last pipb,
The Fleet Started for North Csro,,.
" MOBILE, Sept lqE -,
the Steamers K. Spauldfng and Baltimore sr sHt thu
Hatteras The Jsmestow had arrived AZ tho r Gu cute
Flor1ea bocka ing squadron. She brings No n HQuHe
Hatteras. '0mnalt q
From Washington.
WASHINGTON CITY. Sent 1,p :,
heavy Confederate for is eucamptd ra lSL
Church. the other side of the Potomac % nea Fail,
from up to noon to-day % lsQt
WASHINGTON CITY, Sent 1,,b 49,.
Firing commenced this morning in the diraoin' Iea
oiuse iAe oeoaslon Vi Tue ht,hR Is not yet known E
MOBILE, sent IAN i
dispatch from Mexico Missouri saws ib. icin $751;
of the bridge this side of ~turgecn Depot w. we uHb
t" have been burned. The thrOu train Of VO'
the bridge before pu suing further than that n
turned hire. (nexico depot) They are now aTa sle
repairs of the bridge. nS Tie
The date OF the above dispatch is not oivAn
WASHINGTON. D. C. Sen, - -,
The general opinion here il that genera a.. l%L
cannot be long delayed. Good military cric. saeH
three weeks. :" "V@
All was quiet at Chain Bridge last night.
new YBK, Sept. llth. IA,
Three race horse, bugges, &C., belonging to soub.
John Anderson, of Providence, has been IaFsy.,.,
The Post says it is expected that the MARYLAND iega
SYRACUSE, n Sent Il lca
The prospects of the Republican Convention n3
Simon Draper favor harmony and Union between tb
parties in that State. :"
CAIRO ILL.,, Sept II, lsa
The federal gun boats COnestOga and Lexppton' wv,
noiterirg down the Mississippi, encountered ba,l
81 teen guns at Lucas Bend on the Missouri shore Dj
Confederate gun boats. The battery signced ANA S
Confederate boats withdrew under ne guns at opmh
There no less than fifteen thousand CoDfederats
Columbus. They were largely reinforced YESTERDAY
1l.L'
Marshal Kane has been ordered to Fort LaFayete
X. ntucky Gone.
FRANKFORT KY, Sept. 18th, 1871
The House has adopted resolution directing me Iov.
nor to issue proclamation ordering the Confedess
evlcuate Kentucky soil, by vote of Il to &c.
The House refused to suspend the rules to allow r0
ton to be offered ordering both the Fedea and COede
ates off,
Georgia stnte Conventor.
MILLIDGEvILLE, Ga, sept. 18th, 1861
The Convention assembled here yesterday nominated E.
A. Nesbit for Governor and also nominal candidates Tor
electors. This is merely political nominating colva
ton.-JoUR.l
NEW YoRK, Sept H. 1851
Captain Newman, of the Brig Ocean Bird, reports that
he sumter took five finely laden American ships bu,3
from Trinidad.
BURLINGTON, n. j. Sept. H. 1861
There is intense excitement here, caused by the ares
Col Jos. W. Wall, for many years leading man tbs
community.
SYRACUSE, N, Y, Sept II. 1861
The Peoples Convention passed strong resolutions DE-
rouncing the peace propositions as treas ,nabe
In the Republican Convention resolution was offered
agamate with the Peoples Convention, which lies Oy
WASHINGTON, D. G. Sept. H. l6I
At seven o'clock LARGE party of the New YOIk High
anders left Chain Bridge skirmishers. The Coned
pckets fell back for seven miles The Federals mreC
retreating, when the Confederates opened fire with SHELL
which replied to by Grifins battery. The Feien
ceased firing twenty minutes, to give the Confederate
an opportunity to meet them in open field On resuu
the Federas opened with thrty-two pound shells which
drove the CoDfederates of.
he N Y. II tbune learns of sxty-two prisoners Eut
Lafayette, all but three guilty of treason.
Capt. Dane, of the Pocahontas, has been arrested %
charge of REASONABLE spondence
The N. Y. Herald Gays that the Government hiss dispatch
es from koseDcranz which state that he drove Gu t
his earthworks and will fight him again to.mOHoW.
| JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Sept p 1851
Gen. Price camped on last Saturday night near LlNG
in Henry county, en- route for this city.
BosroN, Mass {, Sept 18th @L
The National Hotel has been burned Loss eStmlaS
100000.
| PLEASANT BILL, Nd, Sept H.
There was firing on ~ day III the dir ec'on o. Colai
Ferry. The Rhode Island battery thew tweG shls 1@
| Cavalry encamped two miles from the river
Every arrangement has been made to give the COIt.'
rates warm reception should they attempt to cF" "
| tween Gre6t Fails and Point OF Rocks.
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