Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-07-18
NEW York, July 18th, 156l-A. M.
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NEW YORK, M.
The sales of Cotton were 400 bales at 15s cents.
WHEELING, Va, July 18th, A. NJ.
Resolutions have passed the lower House ot the traitors
Conventlonl nstrucung senators anu onrem;se mt
the rebels are crushed
Later from Europe.
NEW YORK July 10th, 1861.
The steamer Canada has arrived at Halifax from Liver
nool with dates to the 29th June.
Cotton-saes Saturday of 5000 bales speculaors
and exporters taking sOO0) at full prices and the market
closed with advancing tendency >, o.
Breadstufs quiet and unchanged Provisions dull Con
HAvRE June 2a-Cotton-Tres ordpare II If has LOST
the market closed with an advaneng mt tendency SAFES
The Lord Chancellor has taken his seat under the
title of Lord Ashbury.
The British naval Commanders are Instructed not 10
cognise the closing of the New Grenader ports
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 18th, 1861.
The Senate has passed resolution expeDg the South
ern Senators by a vote of 80 to 10.
In the House Vaaudngham of Ohio introduced an amend
ment to the appropriation bill providing that portion of
the money used for the sHbjugaton of any state or
States holding them conquered provinces nor or
with Slavery in any ssas Mo- fDy 18th 1861
Judge Cateron has issued habeas corpus IN the case OF
Senator Green but has refused the petition OF captain
O""p'0 QUINCY ILL.,, July 18th 1861.
ent nnder Col smith were killed seven miles this side
of Monroe station the Hannibal and St JOsephs Rail-
road ~ j.,
cavalry and infantry leave for Col Smiths succor lQncy
nn the onnoste or Missouri side Monroe ia the fourth
tion, 80 miles west from Hannibal.-JoUR.l
ST. JOSEPH Mo-, July 18th, 1861.
An attempt has been made to capture the tram at MON
roe but backed out in time and returned to HUDSON Vou
depots west Monroe The telegraph wires being cut
we have reliable
BUcKHANNoN, Va July 18th, 1861.
skrmishing continues of the invaders killed. Pal
myra has been burned.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July 18th. 1861.
The State Journal of Thursday has the following A
teepraDhc dispatch received last night that nght
in the SouthV which commenced at ten o'clock between
the State troops and the Federas under Zeg and Others
miles beyond Carthage, resulted in the Fedora!
pursued miles point two miles beyond Carthage
where night ended the pursuit The Federasts were there
captured
The journal further learns by letter from Gen Parsons
said received in jefferson City, that he Par
sons surrounded Zege and his forces and demanded sur
render Zege stipulated that his should be allowed
to depart without Parsons insisted upon uncOndl-
| tonal surrender which complied with.
Among the killed Coils. B. Gratz Brown and Sulomon
Kalman Wolfe.
RICHMOND, VA, July 18th, le61-P. N.
Samuel r. Anderson Gideon J. Pillow ard Daniel s.
Donneson have been appointed Bgader Generals OF the
Confederate Army.
day night report all quiet and the federal forces about IL
miles They also report mutiny in the federal Camp
Marnsbug and desertion by the Wholesale Another
report that 1000 whose term of ser
have EXPIRED have refused to reint and they are
leaving for their homes
There nothing further about the reported fight of the
Georgia first regiment Nothing interesting from Yorktown,
Manassas, other points.