Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-14


the respect and esteem OF my country men to the adn
ration and envy Of the world.
hone for the of and country, be able
with the assistance Of kind Providence t2 answer ms ca
unniators with victories over our nationa enenIeo
Init have nothing ask the country, government,
ms friends except to ford me all aid they ii the
great struggle engaged upon | am not, and
IN ,hg g+ of tie peorle the he OF
my bitten after having my mite into the defence OF
securing DER rights and ind pendence nation is to
tire private life my m aus then permitting never lain
leave m} horne, unless to light anew tie battles OF my
Yuur most ob t serv't.
G. 7. B5AUREGARD.
The ornng papers say Gen. Lee lett Yesterday
charged with tie command tie def.uces South Of
Hon John G. Breckenridge Of Kentucky has heeu ap-
pointed Brigadier 'ieneral IN the Confederate army.
Hors,. %. s",s Western News.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov 9Th, 1861
IS anticpa ted, Me report that Thousand Federal
frooss we're MAJ ching opkinsville the direction o
endetso,, Ky, Federal trick
gentleman arrived here yesterday who left LOUSY lie
on Fry passed through Henderson reports emily
lew troops hee ard none between tht place and Hop
A dispafc. to lie New York mes, dated Washington
Oct 3ls that there sackness in enlistment Of
soldiers again especially in the larger States The enlist
ments few that :e war Department. has again
the Of ng men directly without The
interposition Of the state Authorities.
The n Y. Eeralda Washington DISPATCHES OF BIT Oct,
GAYS Lincoln informed certain United states Sena
tors, who called on him TO kno" when
would take ace mat the responsibility OF such movement
has been lett with Gen Nc leAn and that the purpose
the Executive sustain d II III tho undertaking. what
ever his determination be.
Advices from N@w York the 3lst Oct report that the
jury the Of men the priVate Savannah stood
eight for conviction and four for aCqual.
The grand jury Of he u S. Court at Cncnnati 30h
found tue b against Jas. NJ Chenoweth, John a.
Skpp, and Tnos b. Lincoln charged with treason.
NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov. 6l, 1861.
dispatch to the New FORK Tins dated Washington,
3st oct saws that the Army of the Potomac will 90
into quarters within the present lines Of ertrench-
No such purpose is entertanedby the government
and no such suggestion made by Mcclellan Activity of
The sew York Worlds dispatch says tba Lincoln las
sured parties forward of the army having
been determined upon.
The Trbunes dispatch says that the Navy Deper
receEtlq ordered 500 more T]hed cannon.
The TribuBe admits the of the abaconding Du-
points private Secretary but says the reoor is unfounded
ard ADDS that has TO believe that it put in
circulation by the eneny's government.
The steamship AIago arrived at New York on 3lst Cct
mems and cI 1hino Far Cen MegscomnTis9p com4ete
aims. equipments aud lothng for u 600 men.
IianI Coz galtrcv commanding 10th Maes8chus atts
n it - ! - IN bis nfiasI o-a1or+ to 4hn n
per cent The Officers engaged we're o. only of whom
are safe PriYates eugaget 3l8; killed. wounded and
Superintendent nuedy has issued an order to the police
of New ork, directing that bound outside
Of the county be examined, and to see that all have pass
The surveyor of the port Of New has seized the ship
Josauh w Dyer two sxteenhs Of which is owned by Jo
pin Phillips of Louisiana.
New o LEANS, IA, Nov. eth 1861.
The total Cotton crop fer the yearis estimated $50 1925
of the year have been 900 bales from this port
The total exports Of the Confederate States for the year.
SCI, $50 bales.
Geo,gi, Legislature.
MHLEDGEvIIlLE. Ca Nov. 9Th 1861.
The Legislature net to-day. Messrs Billups elected
President Of the Senate and MobeY Secretary Aiken
Speaker Of the House, and Arlington as Clerk.
NILLEDGEvILLE, GA Nov. 9th 1861.
The Governors message to the Legislature read to-
day He refers to the early history o1he Union and advo
caes state rights precaes the power conferred the
President to accepts State OoTs without the intervention
antstate right He gays that Georgi has fifty regiments
in serycefory of State toops independent regi
the State also an advance of twotbds of the value of
the cotton to TIE planters certain conditions also
the re-epac meDt Of the stay law.
He auds to the unpatrioc speculation of scma Dealers
and asks that the Governor be allowed SEIZE for
Of the troops such provisions may be necess y pay
reasonable compensation for the same. may be fixed
by competent vauing agents
He recommends that the State pay war tax aud also
that the Legislature subscribe liberal to the direct
steamship company forming in Savannah, and closes with
reflections on our competency for self government.
kouth Cnsoiina Is gslatuse.
COLUMBIA, 5. c., Nov. 9Th, 1851.
The Legislature cf nth Carolina met IN Monday. The
Governors message was read on yesterday He says that
the State has D0eteen thO1sand troops service besides
three thousand in hareston and tw mounted
panes on the coast He advises the State TO pay the
tax and aiiades to governmental affairs
OFFICIAL Y oTE FOR Governor OF TENNEssEE-We
find in the Memphis Appeal, of the ID, the following
official vote OF Tennessee for Governor:
For Ishan G. Barris .............. ....... II 800
Majority for Isham G. Harris ..............8,8 500
"ORDER RE1GNs WARsAw."-In bis last letter to
the London Times Mr. Russell says
On my frst visit to Baltimore ir April. there Was a
report that the South Caroinians had opened fire upon
Sumter and the feeling which displayed itself was GER
taniy not one OF regret. On my second visit on nv
way from Fortress Monroe, Baltimore had the air of
Warsaw plckes at the street corners patrols in the
thCrOughares, camps the hills soldiers cooking in
the public places the people suen and angry. The re-
port has been presented to the Legislature respecting
the suppression OF the police and the inhabitants were
sat : that they had been very badly used But from
the 1rst there were strong hopes that the tyranny
would be overpast when the COnfederates invaded
Maryland and 1t must haze been Il bitter disoppoint
nsn particularly after the battle Of Manassas to find
there eTe no traces of their deUeerS footSeps and thai
their UOices acre distant as euer
THE CENSUS OF CHARLEsToN-We have received
from Alderman Riggs, Chairman Of the Census Com.
mee the printed report of the census of 1861 for the
decennlal apportonment OF the city, made by Frede-
rick A. Ford, ESQ.
Copies will be ready for citizens in few DAYS of
which notice will be given.
We report briefly the result in figures and shall recur
to the census at leisure:
White inhabitants. 26 $50
Free Colorel. ...,........... TS4
The whites are distributed as follows: '+'0
EanaIo 8, l39
Number of families 1902, showing nearly 53 to
each family.
The smallest ward in total population is No. T. 2,734,
and the largest No. 4, II LOG
The smallest in white population No + shows 924
aud the largest, No. 4, has 1926
The effective males between 18 and 45 years are
$780, or somewhat than onehaf of the total male
population; and those between and 60 years number
$3.50.
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teorology of Charleston is furnished by w. Hutson
Ford, M. D.-CbQrleston Courier.