Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-20
From the Richmond Dispatch.
Eurther from Europe.

AdrlatC which left Galway the 9th, and arrived at
Johns the 10TH making the passage in five days and
eight hours. the first regard privateers the
reliable information which that their joy will be
short lived have good reason for stating that not only
cause of the Confederate States:
Lord John Russell announced in Parliament that the Gov
eminent he'd determined to prohibit prvateers from bring
ing prizes any British port and that Fra~ce intended
adherng to law which prohibits from reman
ing IN port twenour hours to dispose of He
also said that England France had
Washington, based on the declarations of the Paris Con
The London Times charges the speakers at the recent
American meeting Paris with groundess rritabty and
anger against and udes to the tone OF the North
press saying the Unioniss appear enraged
because England presume to be neutral and that plain
that the utmost must be used by England to avoid CIV
ing offence to either of the beligerents
The Derby was won by the hitherto unknown horse
kettedrum against the whole field. The betting was
l6 to /.
[By the Futon.]
The Fultons advices those given above,
yet the following extracts are important:
FRENCH PRESS CRISIS IN AMERICA.
From expression of sympathy with the slavery
movement at the North in times gone by and leaven of
ancient prejudice against the South of the pe
cuiar institution the French press has advanced gradual
y to practical examination of the American ques
which just begun have tie authority of the Opn
lone Rationale for saying that the greater part the French
press, including the Moniteur, the Government organ,
have rather the the
ton Of the Une4 States and incline towards the Southern
COnederacy. The assigned for this feeling by the
Opnone Southern Confederacy has succeeded
in 'gu!ling the European governments with the
",
the tone of the French press very much like that Of the
leading English Journals, whose leaning unmsta keably
spoken of the Moneur, the authority Of of the
6terest and uncomPromsing enemies Ct the South Of
The Journal of Havre paper of some influence among
business does not believe the reconstruction of the
Union possible and quotes NJ Galardet's article in La
Presse OF late date where he speaks Sewards declar
alton to preserve " the republic the
uonal Omon as declaration to continue the
of conflict The Journal concludes the reconstruction
of n the Union is neither possible nor desirable;
The Courier du Havre laughs at what calls the g
ua and completely absurd preenton of the United
States Government when it declares that it will hold in
tercOurse with Government which recognize
independence ct the Southern Conederacy The Courier
says:
1--WE not going to discuss the grievances complained
OF oy tne south we beeVe them unfounded but we look
to the principle and say that from the moment that
selves aggreved by the Federal they right
to demand the revision the annuing of the contract 81
vokng the principle Of Divine right but Divine right
sick in Europe for to to recognize good
| health on the other side of the Atlantic
We refrain from noticing the Pays, the which is
VIGOROUSLY for the South and therefore remark
necessary Some of the articles the papers alluded to
are well and forcihy written and would repay the
trouble of reading We have endeavored give an
idea of the tone which pervades them great question
which aRitaes and though Of each has
been necessarily brief we have given faithful outline of
the sentiments they express.
THE FRENCH SQUADRON.
Our French files by the Fulton that the French
North American vesses-Foudre Lavoser and Descares
ALREADY sailed bound for New York and Charleston
O. - [Per Steamer Adriatc,l
ST. JOHNS, June 12-The files by the Adriatic contain
the following additional news:
ENGLAND.
Lord John Russell announced in Parliament that ENGLAND
and France had sent propositions Washington based on
the declarations of the Paris Congress- relation to the
abolition OF ateerng and that expected
| by every mail.
Sir John Pakngton called the attention of the House of
Commons to The comparative progress made by France
IN the construction of coated which
France was obtaining marked and formidable superiority
| on the subject.
Lord Psget acknowledged that the French were taking
steps largely to augment their iron navy. of the yes
sells have only been laid down, and it would take wears
building them, and England would, in all probability be
found equally well prepared vas the intention Of the
to have five vessels constructed to be
built internally of wood but cased with on and shot proof
In the House of Lords there has been discussion on the
nda supply OF cotton Earl Grey pledged Government
India. - "
At meeting of the Great Ship company it was sat.d
na the employment OF the ship by the Federal Govern
ment would not be in accordance with the Queens Proca
nation The agents of the company America had been
instructed to procure freight for her return voyage.
| ~, 49, FRANCE.
The Patrie says Prince Napoleon after visiting AL
glers, Spain and Portugal, will go to America.
Inc Monreur has published decree warning public wri-
tiers to exercise moderation in their discussions against
the Catholic clergy
1t appears that the Great Powers will guarantee the
tegrity of the Papal territory.
1t asserted that the Emperor has autograph let
ter to Turin in which the Roman question fully stated
that it favOraby received Turin and that Victor
Emanuel sent reply to the 9th of Nav The condi-
tons stipulated known but ia said that thew in
clude, the part of Piedmont neither recognition of
holy see over the Patrmony of ST. Peter cession
of territory.
The King of Sardinia has withdrawn his exequatos from
the Consuls OF Bavaria, Wurtemburg and Meckenburg
In the Italian House of Deputies committee had been
appointed relation national projected by
a The House unanimously agreed to the organiza
OF z1O bataons of the National Guard TO be composed
loI al men between IS and 40 years OF age.