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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-24

Amid the complications and anxietes which surround
at home, and overshadow all merely outside events
foreign disturbances, apt to lose sight Of the diff
fcuties which gathering like thurder-clouds in all
quarters of the European horizon and threaten to burst
in storm and bloodshed before the Spring has merged
into Summer. Italy is not settled. Austria is not set
tedthe Eastern question: that is the hate Of Turkey is
not settled France wants the Rhine for her Eastern
boundary, and she wants Antwerp.
Thus, the GarbaIdians and the advanced Italians
demand that Venetia shall be freed from Austrian
troll Austria has in Venesa tremendous Notifications
and one hundred and Fifty thousand men. The two
Sicies never before subjected to the rule Sar
DINA are now FESTIVE and reactonary. Naples anC
Palermo chafe under government with its seat i'll tht
remote city of Turin Nothing but the sword eau KEEP
the voluntary subjects of Victor Emanuel from bel
lion. Hungary is dissatisfied with Austrian rule anC
receives all concessions in sullen silence When Aus
tria becomes involved in Italy Hungary will again b
| in When Austria is engaged i'll Italy and Hun
gary and has perhaps called Bavaria and Prussia t
her aid then will Louis Napoleon strike for what he
will call the natural boundaries Of France-the France
of the first Empire. hen will Russia move to the bed
side of the sick man OF Constantinople administer
upon his estate The prospect in Europe is dark
it is here Perhaps is nGkS So but they are better
used to it.
What England will e89 remains to be seen. She will
look out for herself a13 try to secure her markets. anC
defend her coasts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-24

THE PLAN OF BLoCKADE.--The plan of the Repub
cans said be to pass laws repeating the acts
parts of creating ports of entry in any seeding
States, aud then closing them up by blockade, thus
forcing all commerce, both of import and export, to be
carried on through Northern ports This thing may be
attempted but cannot be done. 1t shows however, the
spirit of the party that proposes it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-24

MEssRs EDITORS In the Herald of "Wednesday Pen
peared an article headed "A Warrior WELDING Rat he h
In that article the Editor informs "Caswen one Of
given the public good cause to doubt his n'n0'
the defenders of the fort. II, bo was poi
Now "Caswel has this to say that although % fellows
in the fort he was sympathser with the gsS the fort
who there As to his fitness one to BY any
when he is wanted, that can readily be ascer'aiH'
one who will take the trouble to enquire. have no 80
hority in this community do not know that thty ey
more authority than any other citizens mn fGormsdOn
doubtful to their authority they will ask 10 becomes
there occasions constantly occurring wal Jackson
necessary to responsibility as ;ef that tD
did at New Orleans. There is certainly %aen receives
State ought to have these forts Letters this S
saying 'Take the forts for God sake STRIKE done
the honor of North Carolina. With THIS ired to Wen
the pen save for the purpose of correouns
5ions.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-24

Nj UNITIoNs OF WAR-We understand that some
three loads of powder, cannon balls, Shells ETC.,
passed through this place Sunday for the State Of
South Carolina 1t is said that there among other
things some sixteen hundred balls and one thousand
kegs of powder They said to have been purchased
in Richmond. They went on last night.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-24

The Views IN WAsHINGToN.-We are today in re-
cept of private letter from intelligent friend in
Washington City, who is neither secessionst,
Der OF Congress- nor the incumbent Of public Office
He says among other things SO give you the views
of those who ought to be best informed on the subject
OF existing difficulties having all the lights before them
Tnee seems to be possible adjustment of this ques
ton 1t is thought that small portion of the Repub
licans would be willing to erect State Governments in
the Territories but this is nadmissble on the part of
the South Nothing will bring the Gulf States back
and the sooner North Carolina secedes and joins them
the better. The sooner the better for the sake of
peQce This believe is the opinion of Gov Winslow
your representative and the representative of North
Carolina on the committee of ThiryThree. 1t seems
to be almost the universal opinion of the Southern Dem
ocrats and thinking here. There is no immediate
prospect of collision of forces in Charleston Florida
except by accident. The President is against coer-
cion."
Coming as these remarks do, from an intelligent cit
izen OF one of the now seeded States but who himself
individually has been consistently opposed to secession
we believe they express the best opinion at Washington
Our friend adds. For myself though have found it
difficult to surrender the last hope of saving the Union,
yield my individual opinions to the better judgment OF
others, and shall take my chances with the rest"
In DUCK FIT.-AN Manhattan Island, from the
battery Ito say nothing Of the assaul) up to the High
Bridge together with its suburb of Brooklyn and other
outlying districts, has lately been stirred to the very in
most part Of its pectoral regonsyea, to the bottom Of
its abdominal visccra by the that certain
sionists were going to seize on the Brooklyn Navy
Yard on Monday night The valiant commandant had
all the horsemarines brassmounted and doubeshoted
General Sandford's division of " thousand
armed, uniformed and disciplined troops" called
upon to endue their arms uniform and discipline and be
ready to fly to the rescue when the alarm should be
rung
Finally, there was no attempt made, land none con-
templated). The hOrse-marines were dismounted and
unloaded The civic forces laid down we deadle
weepngs and took up the yardstick Or the ypestick
The dreadful bell " was not called upon to " fright
the isle from its propriety," and all things subsidized
gently into the uncous mud which is the leading char
acerstc of outdoor life in New York at this melan-
choly season OF the year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-24

John Day, Chief Justice of Liberia, died recently
He was born in North Carolina, and was one OF the
founders OF that colony.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-24

is on his skirts. Let each man remember tho, =
swer at the Judgment of Christ for his mat he must
tlzen and see to that whom he meets ther
all that shall De sain OF all the wives that shame ghoHs
of all the children that shall be be Wido~T
restitution, of all the hoay parents that w.
OF tnelI sons IN TINS quarrel and of all the gnorao
through our neglect while we wagng the damDsS
destruction, he shall be able to appeal to th mu
Hearts that none of his doing that an oearcher
not to himself that he had exhausted eyerv ns
dient and exerted every lawful power to avo exps
rem, you can do this it will be well with Won bof b
may be with our miserable country. But moi weVe a
mate that guilt But blessed be God all is not VINO es
only his church shall have grace given to hs And
duty if she can only rise above the vulgar he,
dice, false pride and mutual recrimnatona sts pr
steadily lift up the calm loving and III she shall
of Gods Law, speaking peace to the tumna voice
hands of Christian Love are now made war; if tho
again the bands which angry and selfish men hug to knit
glorious will be this achievement of Christianity bow
and how blessed to his creatures. Fellow ler
arise as one man, and accomplish it. And 6na etns
peaceful victory may be won, would repeat y That this
prayer, God is Refuge and Strength Ihe call
Help in trouble Let us continue daily beforay pleasant
of the heavenly grace, those humations and ne throne
which we were called by venerable Chief Meat 70
stretched out tire land, is withdrawn Ana "hh
Your servants, for Christ's sake we WILDE
Pastor LIST Presbyterian Church, W' TIHiER
Pastor 1st Baptist Church, WiIminnD,
Pastor Front st. M. E. Church, W iInEls
AZ. M. MCQUEEN N.
Pastor I'd Presbyterian Church, WiIminat,.
JNO. d. MENGERSTT'H' NC
Pastor Evangelical Lutheran Church, Wilminr- ~
We whose names Undersigned coincide ins9SN NC
sentiments of the above address, and second its genera
dations 0wleG
THOS. ATKINSON
Bishop of the Diocese of North c
j. A. WAINWRIGHT "'Oiha
Rector of St. Johns Church, Wilmington
DANIEL MORRELLE 7 w. v
Deacon st. Paus Church. Wimnnttnn ~
B. DRANE, N' T.
Rector St. James, n Parish Wilmington N
Pastor of st. Thomas Church. Wiminoton "
J. W. WHEELER ~
Pastor Fifth st. M. E. Church. Wilmington N
Debate I'm the House of Commnns '"
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
a Hit at Seward.

AS tho Seward letter declining Governor
Hicks proposition to ask the British Minister
at Washington 10 act as arbitrator between
North and South, must be fresh in public re-
membrance-the point of tho following will
be understood. 1t is an extract from an ad-
dress delivered by Dr. Guthrie, at a meeting
recently held in Edinburg, for the purpose Of
hearing Rev. DIR. Checver speak onthc Amer
icnn crisis
heard yesterday circumstance that il.
illustrates the state of matters in America.
There is an Episcopal clergyman in New York,
or one of the largest towns in America. who
has four sons Two of them ere in the South,
in the ranks of the Southerners. His other
two sons-his Joseph and Bcniamin-armcd
to the teeth, arc off to fight the Southcrners !;
and perchanco these brothers may meet foot
to foot and sword to sword in that shocking
battle. Think of the state of that father
Whom is he to pray for? For which side is
he to ask the victory A bullet from
brothers rifle strikes brothers heart
Which ever side may gain, that father loses
a civil war is Of NIL culamities that can be-
fall country the most dreadful and what
aggravates the state of matters in America is
this-thc wretchcd cause of this war and the
terrible spirit of vengeance which sym arc
carrying into 1t. llow docs the RHEghty
pride of both parties flare out, glare out, in
the answer given by President Lincoln's Sec
rctary to a letter sent by the Governor of Ma
ryland, who, deprccating this dreadful blood
shed, and anxious for peaceful settlement,
p, opposes to the President of the United States
tn, the matter should be referred to our Am
bassador Lord Lyons, and that he should be
asked to arbitratc between the contendinc par.
tics-a most Christian like proposal. How
is it received? /? Resented, and resented with
q fling at monarchy, forsooth The Prcsi-
dents Secretary writes back and asks how
any man could propose that the matter should
be referred to the arbitramcnt of foreign
country, and especially the arbitramcnt of
European Monarchy? Monarchy? What
is the Monarchy to which this government
proposes to refer? Unqucstonably it is not
the Monarchy of Russia, not the Monarchy
of King Bomba, or King Bomba's son, (laugh-
tcr0 it is tho Monarchy of her own mother,
and surely it is Il mothers part to step in be-
tween her sons, when, knife in hand, they arc
about to plunge them into each others breasts,
a European Monarchy, forsooth am very
much mistaken if many in the United States
at this moment would not be thankful for the
mothcrly patronage of our good Queen"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
Affairs in Virginia.

AS Virginia is now the centre of the war
movements between the two scctians, we shall
cndcavor to keep our readers fully posted in
the news from that State. We condcnsc from
the Richmond papers, of Friday, the following
summary.
We learn from the Dispatch TINT r. NJ.
Parker, one Of the members of the Vermont
regiment, stationed at Fortress Monroe, and
who was taken prisoner and brought to this
city, was, on Tuesday, carried down to be ex-
changed for one of our friends, who is held in
duress by General Butler.
1t would appear from this fact that the
Lincolnitcs have rclinqushed the idea of
treating their prisoners as rebels, and have
wisely concluded to exchange prisoners. This
recognizes us as belligcrcnts.
The Dispatch of Friday, says:
--latest adviccs represent Gen Johnston as
being at Winchester, whore he will establish
his camp. In falling back from Harpcrs
Ferry, he offered the enemy battle at place
called Bunker Hill, midway between Will
Transport and Winchester; but they declined
the challenge. From Winchester General
johnson is expected to make demonstrations
against the enemy whenever circumstances
invite. Gen. johnson fell back from IIar-
pcr's Ferry under instructions, that place hav-
ing no military value now that the machinery
of the armory is all removed, and being a
mere trap which it would be as dangerous as
useless to hold. The country before Win
chester presents an open field, in which every
advantage can be taken of the enen,ys move
ments So soon as some arrangements are
perfected, which depended upon shipments
from Richmond, which went forward on
Wednesday, Gen. Johnston will make for
ward movement from Winchester, when warm
work with the enemy may be expected. Gen.
Johnston has had dispatched four regiments,
under COL Hill, in tho direction of Romney.
Speaking Of the Vienna skirmish the En-
qmirer says:
Our forces distinguished themselves for
their good shooting, and tho forces of the en-
emy for their wonderful speed. 1t was the
first time that Capt. Kempcr's company of
Alexandria Artillery had over pointed their
guns at an cnomy; and truly they glrmpcd
very beautifully, and did themselves great
credit. They had but fvo minutes to work
in, for tho sight Of tho South Carolinians made
the zouaves run like harcs, aud like harcs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29

He d Woraan.

y BE d oman.
oct Iys heard o gentle mother.
y lis the twilight hours began,
IS tSSplcadtng with sonson duty,
$ Urging him to be q man.
DutAnto her blue-oyed daughter,
Phopg with loves words quito rs ready,
! Points she out the e'other duty,
az y Strive my deagito be q lady" y.
s sshatss a lady? Is It something
4 Il iaaesof hoops and silks and airs,
Il ssUeed TO, decorate tho parlor,
III Ike tho fancy rugs and chairs
SS2a II ono Tint wastes on novels
D 1yery foeling that is human.i
< JIG 'tis this tofbe q lady,
not this to be woman.
Mother. then, unto your daughter
81 Speak Of something higher far,
Z Than to be mere fashions lady
,Slss Woman = Is the brightest star.
i If 80, in your strong affection,
Z yg Urge; your son to be q true man,
4 Urge your daughter no less strongly
ToIraise Up and be woman.
n Yes, Il woman brightest model
sss OF that light and perfect beauty;
There tho mind, and soul and body,
Blend to work out lifc's great duty
,sBe o woman--n0ught is higher
II On the gildcd list of fame;
&Ons tho catalogue of virtue
There's no brighter, holier name.
& BE q wQman--on to duty,
:, Ffta{se the world from all that's low,
Plaoe high. in the social heaven
Virtues fair and radiant bow!
Lend thy influence to each effort
sf d That shall raise our nature human;
De not fashions gildcd lady,
&ag BE brave. true, whole -soulcd woman.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29

ties. There can be no doubt that Congress
will pass bills it, conformity with those sug-
gestions, both to increase tho army and to
supply funds for all needful purposes.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29

COMPLIMENT TO President DAvIs.-Dy
a resolution Of the Virginia Convention,
passed yesterday by unanimous vote, that
body proceeded cn masse last night, Mt s
O'Clock, to the Spotswood House, to pay their
respects to his Exccllcncy Jefferson Davis,
President of the Southern Confcderacy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29

A BEAUTIFUL GovERNMENT.-Scw i,
Prime Minister. convicted of wirul faschood
and deliberate deceit on tho testimony of n
Judge of tho Supreme Court-and President
Lincoln pronounced perjurcd usurper by
the Chief Justice who administered to him
the oath of Office Are the supporters of
such government patriots or gentlemen?
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29

THE population of England and Wales is
estimated at 10000 ,00U--an increase in two
years of 100000. The population of Lon
don ia 2,8OO0OO
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