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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-26
From t. Q I.oRdan Tines, Mar a.
The y,riase Of Wales In IA. Holy Lar,d. !.

Z
The Prince # Wales and his suite lett Jerusalem on
Thursday, April 10 at three o'clock in tie AFTERNOON.
ehcampng at Bethel and rrocet ding the following eav
by Shiloh to Nahlous arriving the eve of the sama-
rian passover After visiting Jacobs well 10 the morn
ing tie whole party assembled Mount Garzin ia the
eVeripg ard there witnessed The aGeet ceremony the
only direct vestige of The Jewish Passover.
the wh'ie samaritan community Btreas6enbled on
terrace lst short OF the euWgiis. About an heur be-
lore sunset the paye;s bgen, ard SIX sheep tended by
young men IN white garments, appeared among The
! crowd As the sun sank behind the western ridge
tie Young burst irfo Wild chant drew their lC 90
bright knives, enc hlandished them in The air. IT. a
moment The sheep thrown their backs and the
knives trawn across their throas. Ia The stream of
blood which poured from them the young me-. dgped
their fingers and marked foreheads and poses of al
the children. ~. he
Next came the SHINING and roastDg-the first il a
trough III second III hoe epared for the purpose
Ire Ptale aud most OF his suite returned To the
tens, che or wo remaining through tie night on the
nloonta top 10 witness Ii least" which was eaten
II haste II the early morning By tue Samaritans grid
% aud shed and VIII 8tavss IN their hands.
Sunday, April -, the royal party remained at Ma
bl2us, and Divine services performed in the tents
hy Professor Stanley, who preached the Ep;se for
tie dag.
From Ne~ous they d scerded from the hills of
Samaria 70 me plain Of E5dralolon and Megdto and
eucampvd Ct. The 18th CT April at tie foot OF Mount
CaFrn-i, crossing the plains to Acre the following
day.
Here the Prince was received hy the Governor of
Ace. tie aeashne b2ilg lined With troops. Proceed
ing nc hills CT GeHae, they reached Naz3r, th by
Coo. Friday, Professor Stanley performing Divine
| service and preaching.
On Saturday, April l9th halfway between u cunt
Ia or a1d Iibegiao lis Royal Ii 'ghnass vas enter
tuiocd by famous 3edoun Chief, Agyla Age who
had projected tie Christians during tie massacres of
leG0. lie Teqast served in the Arab style and
The Chief vas nucd grati- q by the Princes vi5It
4 sunset Easter the view at I nj
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RUNNING THE MISUNDERSTANDING OF A SPLENDID
STEAMSHIP. The British steamship Memrbis Captain
GrGikshank, from Liverpool via Nassau ". p arrived
heae yesterday. She has on board most valuable
go OF British goods being precisely such most
sorely need al TIE present uncure. The Memphis had
the misfortune While coming into port on Monday to
get ashore the beach of Suivans Island where she
remained several hours, but was finally lowed Cd by the
steamers Marion and Etwan. Whea she frat got a.
ground she approached by one of The blocSadeEs,
which fred humber of sheis most of which struck on
Sullivans Island, but CT them bit the ship The
Yankee gunboat YVES finally driven eff by riAed gun
on Fort Beauregard which discharged bat shot at
her, when she retired. The Memphis is a iron
ship, on her first voyage and built at Dumbarton,
on the Clyde is most slightly vessel of coed speed,
bout 500 tons register, hu is capable 0! carrying the
cargo Of many vessel Of 1900 tons. She made TIE
passage from Liverpool TO Nassau in l61s days, and
vas boarded eff Abaco by the Yankee steamer Quaker
City left at Nassau the 10Th inst the steamships
Hero Herald, ashy!e (aoW 1hos. L. Wragg,) Lloyds,
Kate and Others. The Cecile had left Nassau some
days previous to the 18th fer unknown port. The
Yankee cruisers kept quite sharp blockade Of Mas
sau and board nesry all vessels bound in going out.
ne Hon. Ear. Ward. late Minister to China, and Ma
jJr bateman, came passengers in the Memphis.
Chan [os0n Courier Gath inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-26
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, JUNE Is.

REPF CATTLE-None worthy of note coming IN. and the
supply in butchers hands is about worked eff We notice
brisk mand and gu ote at to l24 per tie
hOof, according to quality.
RAcoS-5s brought to market slowly, and prices rule
ceGdrgly high We quoe small sales pcts ranging
p 80 for round and q to 80 per To-
hams. according to quantity ard quality.
bUTTER-Selis from carts at sc to 70 cents per b.
toETsE-Retais at ST to 81 10 per ID.
CAEDLE-Are in demand, and 10 market We quote
Tallow nominal at As to 90 cents per Id.
CORN MEASels from the granaries a. 81 80 per bushe
CoRN-Ltt!e coming ill., and the stock market
s very light. We quote at 81 10 to ST. Is per bushe
EGGS-cel at 50 to-35 per d, Zen.
FLOUR of consequence coming to market and the
stoi il unusual light sales made up Monday
$l2 50 $2 rs fer supene since the specu-.
at0s gore market and purchased all that could
got, and holding at 80 to $j per bbl for
supe ne and ne market closes with advancing
denoy.
LARD-25 to Is cents per 10.
H0L AssEs-Is scarce and REALS 81 81 so per gallon.
OsNABUkGs-27 70 so cents per yard.
CIL.-Peonut. 81 per gallon.
pEAs.-Gow 81 10 to l Is per busbel.
PoTAToEsNew crop Irish sell from carts at s. to 81 per
b1- bel.
KIcE.--Cean ia in light stock. We quote at cents
per ID, in casks.
eUGAR-We quote light brown at IS cents in hhds., and
81 cents per ID, II bbls.
SALT.-Sound made, SO 20 $40 per bushe.
EHEETING-26 20 % cents per yard by The bale.
YARE.-Nos. 5 to 10, As TO so cents per ID.
TALLOW-25 perl u,
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Petersburg Express, 23d .,sst.
From the New York Herald june I7.h, 1852
Ef,s Blockade IT Wilmington, =. c.
Boston. June 16. 1862

BosT0N, June 6, SOP
correspondent of the Boston JOe.r,at board the
gunooat Chippewa, tf Wilmington, writes under date
Of June 4, as follows
The Mount Vernon, Captain Gleason, has just come
over from Fort Caswe With the Information that the
State Of Georgia has captured the rebel steamer Cor
don, owed in Charleston, ani seat her to New York
The Gordon is fLe steamer add can make Der seven
teen knots Eight CT her crew Jumped overheard from
tie tate Of Georgia and tried escape bat were re-
captured and The crowd which had Collected to receive
them were shalicd = the Victoria, dispensing them
They soon returned with litter bearing of two killed
or wounded. Fhe Gordon, alias Mas u, has already
arrived at New York. The killing woundi1g OF the
two will be to these who witnessed the she'll
ing 1t is aseertained from the Gordons crew that 40
iron steamer, with Ten or fourteen Armstrong guns was
fitting out at Nassau and about ready TO convoy the six
or seven small steamers into Wilmington. A fight
may soon be expected.
'fhe North Carolina, propeller, which went out
about three months ago, was to be back tie lOta Of
this month. She took ont cargo worth about Sl50,
600, and is expected with heavy one in return She
is owned partly in Wilmington and partly New York
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Qlito a brisk engagement, vhlch was Protracted
through seine two or three hours came eff last Friday
iocenoon between couple of Yankee gupboats and a
le1y ot C0lejarAte artillery. These gunboats, one
Of which Supposed to be the Gaiena, ard another
unknown, proceeded up James river to The vicinity of
Drewry's Bluff, throwing shower OF shell into the
woods the Chesterfield aide i0r The benefit OF imagi-
uary sharp shoot>r5. Captain Freachs foo battery
tom Stafford county, being not more than hundred
miles off, reached eligible position the bluff
the river ard Numbering, opened upon the pratt
Cal Craft with fine Effect. Every .2ot ilom our trasty
Parrot gUuS went direct to the obac. aimed at sri-
king taly and sqaary that the corcasso0 could be
distinctly heard by car boys. Matters then progressed
for two Dours more WHEN the gpuboats became more
than satisfied, and turned thejr prO@s tCwagcs City
Point. The only injury sustained On cur sid eau.
sed BY the bursting oj qua, which Seriously wounded
VIM. d. JAG son, Of Stafford He is now at the Con
faderate H0spHai, Washington street. this city, aud
doing well. he gouooaLs Extremely anxious to
give the Dre8ry's Bluff batteries another trial, but
their fears pled4mnate and they Cannot screw taeir
courage up to he " sticking point"
Petersburg Express, 23d tqa.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-26
The ProdigIOus DlcCltIlan.


1t is now some seven eight weeks since Mcclellan
represented himself to be pursuing routed fugitive and
demorazed army-which he INTENDED to push to the
wall" 1t doubted whether they could be arrested
and rallied to make even show of a defence Of Rich
mond they attempted to stand before the city they
would be captured or dispersed at a blow 1t would
be impossible for them to check the victorious march OF
his invincible egoos Such the bombastic terms
in which the Yankee General trompeed his advance on
Richmond. For more than month now be has been
within sight OF the smoke from our chimneys Three
weeks ago to-day, he offered opportunity OF TAX
ing the city by battle, if be cou5. Iastead Of eaping
at the opportunity, Is was to be expected from his
boasts aud pledges be dCdgd and skuked and retreae
like hunted IEdian in the everglades and increases OF
the ChickahomiUy. And there be keeps himself. How
do the conceted and vanglorous Yankee nation relish
this sort of performance by their greatest General with
their crack army 1t is eleven months since Mcclellan
took charge of this multitude OF braves, wLo ii the
counts to be credited have been painting all the time
for battle The itself to be closed up in ninety
days from the time he took command. Yet, all this
while he has made but one attack and that upon the
guard of moving army-and in that he got whip
ped. We hear every day what the Yankees think OF
this Incompatible man of war, but we would like to
know what he thinks Of himself Rick, Wing.
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~" laa' ing CONFUSION " eAaeialoh hci0tIV &c tH
rush o tie |ounde IRON the a7d OF battle is over 1t IS
possible u form s'etbn5 iAe an accurate es1late CT
out e'10<Fs' aus WI It&c1 rom al can ga +,
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aal'y nos more THAN ~ per ccdt Will De disabled
/ foF Loture service.
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June 18th, 1862.


THE subscriber respectfully offers himself to the citizens
of Dupn county a candidate for the ofce Of Sheriff of
their county at the election to be held the first Thursday
in August next.
dis necessary absence IN the military service of the
try will prevent his meeting them generally between
and the day Of election. He only bespeak their
surages, and pledge himself elected 20 discharge the
duties of the Office faithfully sndo the best of his ability
JNO. W. HINSON.
June llth 1852 232A42-3R%
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June 18th, 1852
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
TO THE VOTERS OF BLADEN COUNTY.

YOU requested to hold District Meetings throughout
the County of Baden the second Saturday in June nex
and appoint Delegates County Convention to be held
at Elizabethtown the following he hirdl Saturday in
June for the purpose of selecting suitable candidate
to represent the County in the next House of Representa-
tves and also to appoint delegates to Senatorial District
Convention nominate candidate for the
MANY VOTERS.
RaGAn Mav 10Th 1862. lO5td
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From Charleston

We copy the following items rom the Charleston
papers OF he oath inst
NEWS FROM TIE CoAkT.-On Sunday two OF the en-
emys guaboats came up the river as far as Smons
Buff and opened fire upon the troops encamped near
the place The Marion Artillery retired with their two
supporting infantry companies OF Col. MColIoch's reg
imCn, OF reach Of the heavy FIRE of the boats when
he enemy landed and burnt the camp equpage tents,
e., ofthe infantry companies. There were no casual
lies TO report.
The intelligence from james Island reports all quiet.
Work VS. going On brsky, and everything in good or,
dar.-CouTier.
Passengers by the steamship Memphis report that
the British Government has made peremptoFy demand
upon the Yankee authorities Tor The surreLd4r OF TIE
British ST. amer Bermuda, cap .ured prize some tme
Qg0,-Fc. cuYY.
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To Voters OF fhe Senatorial District eompo., a.
the Counties Of Bladen, Brunswick and CoIumbua
BIZ REQUEST OF FRIENDS offer myself q candidate
you nonor me with an election only promise to make
you independent careful and faithful representative on
all occasions to be found in my place. and to be carefully
aud faithfully guarding yorr interest and the interest of the
District To the soldiers Of this District who are away
from homes, who have gone forth give your best
hearts blood to maintain independence and protect
our hcmes to you promise, whatever win tend your
comfort happiness interest shall recsive my whole
tenton and by my votes your condition be betered
in any way, shall be done. As have neither the time
Inclination to cesvass the District leave it to the
tiers to decide as thsy may think best.
Yours Iuly, THO. J. JONES,
Juae 18th 244SAA.ta
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To z ElA VOTERS OF DUPLIN COUNTY.
am again Candidate for reelection TO the oice of
Sheriff Of your County III the various duties of the Office,
have held it. have least done my best to be faith
full and puncua and hope that ct the ensuing election,
both in The Camp and County the very liberal vote which
have gratefully received heretofore may be dinn-
ished. THOMAS J. CARR
June l7th 1862. 227749-te*
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From The Richmond Dispatch.
Y4orG Lyons.

Z yoas.
we very much doubt whether thg Dobcman will ever
return to Washington es Ambassador from the Court
OF St. James During bis whole residence there h.
has shown most pentiGl lack Of braiUs, and dispo
sili0n to mike himself partisan Of Seward even De-
fOre that unctioDaTy made any advances This Is not
exactly tue to represent neutral power, ct 0t
iiIerent Court but 1t might have passed of vCIg WELL
mad he not taken tie step which the New YORK H3rod
says be has taken, AMI which, contrary to former
opinion, We now believe he has taken.
LORD Rass2 it viii Be- tec0iected said some time IN
March that this would end in ninety lays Seward
nad 20 dou0t p r5uadd hin that within hat tigne he
wuu.u crush lie reoeion' The ninety DAYS have
elapsed, The rebellion is not crushed ueitheE is the
war at end. Ia the moaGt!"ae Lancashire is atarT
rg-one hundred thousand pauoers in that county
al,e, eXiat puoI: charity. hret hundred thon
saud more uoJ bcug FED o. n2 public, arc likely de
for the wait o bread. l. has Oeeu discovered That H.
ola cotton viii not o., and that none but cotton from
the Confederate States will Tine g1wal mans bar.
gain couctuded between Seward and kuSszi cannot be
rled into I'll ct. Seward mas Beaufort all New Or
leans, yet be seEdS cotton E7try day the truth be
comes palmer cotton can be bai except with tie
consent OF The plauters Even tbrlgh Seward subiU-
gate the Whole Stub, he c8uDot redeem bis I.dCe be
cause lie gel The cJtiOn. The CGiy possible way
obtain ii 5 to acknowledge ind"pG1lerce, drive
the Yankee th!T-s from DER ports, aud throw them
Oacz into ha4dS, breaking the bio kad and tor
bdGlDg It's Ie-estaOl SbmaIt. hen planters VIII
send the Blush ships rGc they carry.
they will ID them ball iCag TIE I an
1ats hold POSSESSION of the ports
1t is at such time that this Chucki-headed noble
nlao gees England partizan OF Seward prevail
0u the Cabinet give Seward time, and to repre-
that III tlr wbt tbs rebt il must be crushed.
He cannot that the crushing CT thu relation WIZ
not advance the Of Great Britain i'll the least
0u will be, OF the contrary the OF rendering he
purchase cotton IN this couGtry forever Impossible.
Ii probable that Lord IusSt!l is blind be is
but Lord Derby and Mir DIsraeji rot blind They
know the suffering in the manufacturing districts, ana
TO what it is ascrbable. they know that whatever
pledges Seward has given ca1n0t be redeemed Unless,
'hen, Lord Russell abandon The league with Seward, be
will be pr ssc by taese uat he resi- ns and Lrd
Lyons go wish lin. 1t he changes bis policy, he VIII
also change lis Ministry ct Washington So Lyons
stands fair chance Of staying at home when be gets
! there.
Nothing could be adverse to British interests
than the suh0gaton q the South by tie crh aud the
restoration Of The cotton culture. By mans OF high
tariffs ard export dunes c0ttcn, The North would
soon have monopoly, and monopoly Of manu- actures
| would soon follow. Great Britain would be driven out
! of every market in the world.
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CELEBRATED RINGoID's BATTERY The battery
captnred r6 Sheds, il bis late engagement with Coz
Jackson, We learn, vas the celebrated battery com
n3eG by The lanen,el Ringod, 10 Mexico Thus
possession CT beth the Bragg AID Ktngold Batteries.
hfch. ETLrniner
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW nANOVER COUNTY.

TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
take this method of returning you my thanks for the
very liberal support you heretofore given Tor the
oce of Sheriff your county, and hope that have given
satisfaction in the administration of the sgain So
ct your surages for said office the ensuing election
the Isl Thursday in August next pledgng myself cleo
ted, to discharge the duties to the best my ability.
W. 4. ]. vANN.
June 18th, 1862. 236&4S-te
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mission to We are much in needsol every hing
which can eSeer and relieve The wounded and things TO
lear quite acceptable for these things tcear
RoBr. W. BARNwEI1, Jr.,
- For South Carolina HOSPITAL Association
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so TIAVERSACKs
Tor SALE at
L. WILSON'S.
SfRa WILSON'S.
OQel PAIR OF COTTON AND WOOL CARDS at
zoo WILSON 3.
400 POCKET Knives assorted, at
8OO WILSON'S.
xGAG0 WAGON, BUGGY AND CARRIAGE WHIPS,
~bfOO at WILSON'S.
EAO WILSON'S.
Hh ono GUN AND PISTOL CAPS, at
s4U.tD}O WILSON'S.
NDO WILSON'S.
100 WILSON'S.
11.O BAGS OF SHOT from No. b 10 No 8
I'D WILL ONS.
= BARRELS OF LEATHER VARNIsH, at
, WILSON'S.
30 DOZEN OF SHOE 8RUsHEs at ~, COWS
Oil Leather Saddlery Trunk and Harness Eta bishment
No. Market Street.
June 24th. la62-d&w
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DIED.

In this town, on The 10th instant, Lucy PEARS Ill,
daughter :" A Il and Sarah f. Norris, aged year, l
month ard q days.
At mi, Vile, the 18th mat. EMMA CATH ARlNE,
infant daughter of j. W. yda B:owR aged months
and IL AS
The gentle sufferer hoWed her head
and met dea h smiling'y;
Oh LORD how could give her up
70 any but D Thee W*