Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-06
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ls nst relative to tie Foreign news brought over by
the steamer Africa from Liverpool with dates to the
9Th utmo
The Commissioners IF Customs have received orders to
permit the expectation all articles of war munitions
ag ainst which the prohibition recently issued.
IT said the Liverpool Ahipowners' Association having
memoralzed Earl Russell against the blockade Of Charles
ton harbor by the stone fleet RUSSELL response
stated that he sent dispatches TO lord yons December
expressing the dissatisfaction of the British Government
such proceeding and giving it bis opinion that the
that he reconstruction OF the Union considered
praeoable. He also stated that after the design was
ing the course which had been pursued. and expressing
strong hopes that the proceeding would not be repeated
any other port
The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian
says it is secret that South has it's and intel
gent agents in London as well as its officially recog
Dzed ENJOYS and that they are stTanlg to
force the Government into acton policy that will
tend to ALLEVIATE England further from The North, and bring
her into closer relations with the SOUTH. says
gard the stone blockade Charleston 1t would not
at all surprise me TO hear that s the Great Powers had
united in repres antation th subject the Federal
Government and that, too going beyond protest, and
mounting to prohibition believe the French Government
IL IN commlncaurn Wh ours on tn subject from which
very cons qnences may yet arise The Guardian in
editorial the matter is strongly of opinion that the
BRITISH Governments might with proprety make known
Washington III Engand will not, if she help it, ALLOW
what has been Charleston repeated 9TH
port of the Rebel States
The Morning Post reioces at the general condemnatin
which the stone blockade receiving, and says: The
barbaries row practCed hv he United States Government
equally bracng the energies of the South rousng
the European Governments to tment of iudig
nation We hardl, know why Europe has hitherto acted
towards the Northern Government with much long
suffering than she showed towards Holland in 1892. Hol
land not oui ty OF the barbarities committed by the
Washington Cabinet but France and Great Britain a. soon
as the Be CLANS showed that they could hold their and
the destructive to and general security
Unhesitatiugiy recognized the independence BeIgum
The Tendon Times in editorial the suspension Of
specie payments in America, argues that there be no
land resored to similar in 1927 and those which
prevail in America at present however, that
proceeds show the dangers Of the sep benefit of
Ergsh readers The article concludes as follows:
If the Is safe to last year longer what win
be tie value of prom ae to which will be redeem
ed till proper interval after that year expect
to be listened the Atlantic, we think we s.e
in this financial catastrophe beginning end. With
twice the expenditure OF the Government Of Wash
ngtOD raise half BY taxation Let that
speak for itself Tous sneaks CT eithe bankruptcy
disorder, the expedient of European arbitraton
The rumored loss of the Parana causing great an
easness in Engand but from tie vague rumor
strong hopes entertain ed that would prove unbound
The Adelaide steamer which had put back to Plymouth
experienced weather in the Aanc, and
time IN great danger. She would have discharge
her military stores and dsembak her troops order
repair damages.
patch the Trent affair." with the remark that although
it contains much that questionable in law it's main posi-
uons are certamy based on acknowledged legal prnci
Pies"
n regard the report that the celebrated gate Warrior
to join the North American feet it is explained that
erranean aud West India Stations, convey them
North American and West India squadron to the Edgar
which would sail immediately to join the squad
Of Admiral Mine, while the arriur would await fur
ther instructions at Lisbon.
The ships Of which had assembled Gibraltar
expected to be ordered back to Lisbon
MORE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE The Official Lon
don Gazette contains further correspondence between Earl
ussell and Lord Lyons.
On the Slst December Lerd Lyons eDcloses copy of
note addressed b. Mr. Seward to the Secretary of the Fed
eral Navy cODdemning in very strong the fact of
British schooner he James CabeD captured for breach
block having been brought into New York with the
Seward says " This unseemy act NUT have b~en
stoned by misrepresentation Of his duty by the officer who
ordered or allowed it."
Mr. Seward then requests the Secretary of the NAVY to
give such orders tend to prevent repetition of the
same
The next case refers TO The circumstances Of an oath bav
ing been cted condition OF release by the
of the United States steamer from three British seamen
captured for breach Of blockade 10 the effect that they
should undertake to be employed in similar proceed
iog for The future Mr. Seward a2an audres ing the Sec
rotary of the Federal strongly condemns this act and
releases the seanen from the obligation taken by them.
THE TUsCARoRA AND THE NASHVILLE.
The sudden departure of United States rgate Tusca-
rora from Southampton the 10Th, led to all sorts of
lectures but they were set a. rest by the return OF the
eel to her mooTngs after an absence OF about twenty
hours During the night OF her absence she anchored off
Lessee Just outside Cahot Castle and afterwards steamed
through the Needles Notwithstanding the reported trans
fer of the steamer Nashville TO English owners she contn
ned to fly the Rebel ag AID Penan and 80 sale of her
bad been recorded at the Admiralty 1t was nevertheless
believed that she had become Ell glish property.
The london Times publishes letter from - semmes,
Commander Confederate States kap dated board the
Sumter. at Cadiz, January l9h, defence of bis ship
against the scprrous and cowardy attack made upon her
By Mr. Gideon Weles in bis report az Secretary Of the
Navy The latter defends tie Of the Sumter chuck
les her from the great force sent against her
and is particularly bitter IL nvecves and satire against
Secretary Weles.
The Commissioners of Customs nd been instructed to
permit the free exporta ion OF the articles that p~o
hbited from beirg exported in the prOcamaOps of 30th
November and 4th December
Shields, tbs The corres ondent of the
Manchester Guardian teegraphs the nth:
= have just retuF ed IRON Hartley New Fit where 2Ol
men and lads buried The shaft has been closed az
through the huge beam of the pum ing engine falling dowr
the pit yesterday It carried the timber and the wood work
down, and thus blocked the up and down east shafts
TIE falling timber killed FIVE cut of eight who
being drawn in cage at the time. The and lads
working below the tine of the accident have been buried
forty eight hours outstanding the greatest exeron t.
relieve them the part of the abest in the coal trade
The working is filing with water and doubt tht
horses which worth five bCndred pounds, already
drowned Means have beer employed for securing goot
ventilation and sEsured by the best authorities before
left that the strongest hopes may be entertained
that the yard would he ached and the and lad
rescued bet ere morning The three saved hung by TIT
cage the shaft eight hours before they rescued
The Paris correspondent of the London Times report
that the Emperor had decided that henceforth advertise
shall be given any CT the important journals with
of Ministers
The Paris correspondent of the London Morning Pos
writes follows -: appears that Mr. Dayton the Amer
lean Minister at Paris sent in list of twenty or hir
ty American items for presentation at the Tueries
New Years day. The preventative of the United State
thereupOn received note from 81 Trouvenel Minister
Foreign Affairs requesting to know what the rank
social position of the gentlemen and ladies who desired tn
honor of being presented to their Empea Majsstles
81 believe am saying that Mr. Dayton simpl
replied that the persons for whose presentation he had
piled ladies aud gentlemen who would be received
l. the President of the United States. 1t resulted that
Americans presented all at the reception in ones
ton: believe that the presence at Court former
casons of persons of American origin scarcely
sentabe-in any society, the of NJ Trouvene
note to Mr.. Dayton
J. The Emperor had been slightly wounded in the neck
10 some stray shots from gun, while out shooting.
u The Bourse firm and higher. Rentes the LIT
e closed at $3.50.