Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11
NORTHERN NEW FRENCH STE AMER AT CHARLES
TON &c.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 4th 1862.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 4th 1867
The New York Herald, of the 18th nit, has been re
ce we'd here. says that B&nsida did not advance be-
eauee Bridges did arrive in me ard that
Burnside intended arretng the parties responsible FIR she
delay The rebels busy forgiTg the South bank of
the Rappahannock in plain view of the Unionists The
Railroad between Aqla Creek and the Rappah is
completed and trains running on the 28th.
The eizD is unmporant.. The London Post says
general disposition of the English people to avoid
intervention is only invites it, When
the party at the No tn is sufficiently strong to ask
mediation, England will accede,
The French press bitter against Engand'a course
Nassau dates announce the arrival Of steamers Herald
and Leopold from Charleston.
An arrival from North Carolina, that Newbern
had been attacked by four thousand rebels under General
Martin, who were repplsed.
Yellow fever had ceased Port Royal and active opera
tions would soon begin in that department.
Fz job Porters trial before the martial was pro-
crossing in Washington.
The Herald says the Mcneil the Missouri butcher was
merely militia General, and OF Union cicer and pre-
that President Davis will therefore withdraw bis
threat.
All the State prisoners fined in Fort Warren including
the Maryland secessionss were liberated on Thanksgiving
day.
The French Milan steamed past Fort Sumter tbi
evening the Harbor and anchored the city
wharves. Thirteen blocksding vessels 10 sight
LATER FROM THE UNITED STATES--ARRIV4L Or
TEE HIBERNIAN.
PETERSBURG, Dec. 4tb, 1862.
The New York Times, of lad inst, has been received
here. Linco)ns message read Monday ii makes
columns in the Times 1t is very sorry document,
and opens by saying tn tn ns assembling another
year of he lth and bountu hrvests ha. passed While it
has not pleas the almighty to bless the United States
with return Of peace but press on, trusting that
in Gods good time ali will be well.
Captain of Texas regiment, and Clerk in the Quar
Masters department Richmond deserted Freder-
icksburg Frid night. They ill make all of dis
closures usual
Washineton despatch says that it is longer ques-
ton that the my of the Potomac failure to GROSS
the Rappahannock promptly arrival the nexcusable
delay in furnishing tie OF transportation
Il that Gnel a. Gigs has been removed and
General Voc dbury arrested fer causing this delay 1t
stated good auhoriy ha bundled ard eigy thou
sand soldiers absent rtm the Federal array with
out leave.
Gen. Blunt after force march, tie 20h Gt routed
5000 rebels Car HiiI, Arkansas. The battle lasted
several hours and The Federal victory complete six
ty rebels killed, the number wounded. Gen
Blunt thinks the rebels will again Of Bos.
ton Mountains this winter.
The Hibernian las arrived With European dates
erpool and still anoher really ready Nothing said
of Intervention.
The New York Herald Of the 81 inst was received here
to-day 1t contains nothing 81 interest. No from
Falmouth.
The rain DAD from Aqua Creek is in corr le order
nv a certain dire cOD Tie Rebels foryiDg,
and show sigIs OF retreat.