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Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05
THR EUROPEAN NEWS.

RICHMOND Va, March I'd, 1855
Earl Derby criticized the Queens speech BE regretted
that the had not felt justified in joint the A.
tempt which they invited by France-not to nt,r
vene for the purpose of putting end to the war but
to obtain by their good Offices, possible such an srnI
tce and cessation OF hostes would lead two pSr
ties themselves to reflect the mseres hopeleSns
Of the war In which they were engaged He differed from the
opinion expressed by many Of his political friends that
the time had arrived for eooanzDg the Southern
His conviction that, what may reconstruction Of
the Union oEsibe, and the whole he approved
the course the government had taken. [ChesrLl Earl
Husse in reply justified the policy which the
had pursued-expressed strong opinion that il would bs
impossible for Union of the Northern and Southern
States c be again established Earl MamsburY expressed
his regret that England had joined France In the propo
ed Earl Gray took contrary view In the HouSo
of Commons, DIsrae reviewed the ministerial programme
imputing vaciaton and Inconsistency the governments
foreign Secretarysad the North lighting for empire
the South for The President of Board
Of trade alleged that the Of slavery at the bottom
of the The Chancellor Of the Exchequer was warmly
In favor Of the South, but followed by the secsy
War; who avowsd opinions dsmetrcslly opposed those
lastly expressed The Chief Secretary for Ireland declared
hs convieon that the Lord Of Hosts fighting for the
Conederates Bentnck said he believed If proposals to
recognise the South brought forward would sup
ported by Psrliment
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

We learn that Mr.. Henry T. Edgerton OF Warren
eenay has refused to s. Leather to spscu lators
at 81 per pound for Sole and 81 SO for upper leather
Mr.. Thos Ksndrick of Ceavsland county has sold
his sole leather at 80 cents and upper t 81 per pound
and an excellent article OF Shoes from 50 to pair
While others around him have sold leather at 50 to 50
per pound and shoes at frem 81 tolls!
w. O. Smith, Esq, the Senator from Anson and
Union, instructed his months since to sell
corn at fty cents per busLel and only to the needy
families of soldiers
VIM. Paylor, Esq, of Person county, Is true pa.
trot He sells his wheat to soldiers families at 81 IS
bushs, and corn at Sc per Barrel and that while dis
tillerss offering $20a barrel to make alcohol for
the Government.
Who would not rather have the approving conscience
have hespsd up at the expense Of the suffering and
misery Of these areu2d them. "a.
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05
NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN NEW.

hlCAAoND, March lHt, Isa,
The Dispatch has Northen dates to the 2srd nil o'
N. Sanders sailed from Halifax the 2lat for Ep,on.
had Confederate dispatches with him. The f.ot =, ne
large number Of ambulanses shipped from o.
mai the 18th, with orders that they should h.
vile on the 20th, ID taken indicative Of an earl,
ment by Rosensrau1s army. 'Se
The New York Times has letter from Vekshrrr -,
says the army of the Mississippi ia besx depIsted
ful rate. ance IT has been at Vicksburg, over loo
have every day failed to respond to roll sa and
carried out never to return.
In tho Yankee CoRy yress, Powell, OF Kentucky M,
notice that he should call fer reRsdir
dispersion Of the Convention eosny assembled at F,I
ford.
Gold in Now York was 1874.
The steamsr CanadS briggs English dates of IN. III
The Queen in her speech before Parliament with
American affairs. said she had abstaRed from taking M
steps with view to inducing cessation OF hostis, h.
cause 1t had not seemed that any overures
attempted with any probability Of success She howe,,
viewed with the deepest concern the conflict which atm
ragged and witnessed with grief the distress which tb
itdisted upon portions Of her subjects.
The London Times says It 10 reported that certain r
ties in Psris had offered loan tc the Confederate Govern
nsnt Of Ave million sterling, the basis Of cotton Al N
pence per pousd, with fhs option Of exchanging for Con
fsderae bonds at 70 cents bearing per cent nter,,
that tho offer had been accepted. The Liverpool cOto,
market dull and prices weak. COnIols s2I
The insurrection In Poland is said to he spreading
sapgunary battle has been fought at wepgrov In which
the insurgents defeated and the town captured BY
Russiaps.
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHEoES, March End, 1855.
in the Senate, Mr.. OLDHAM Of Texas, from the Commit
tee Of Dnerss reported back the Joint resolution rsA
tive to tie free navigation Of the Mssspp River with
substitute, tie preamble of which declares 10 settled
and Recognised rsle Of law that the right Of
navigation for commercial purposes that rivers which
from ore state through the territory OF another stss into
the sea common TO oil nations iahabitnR different parts
Gifts banks The resolution Of the Committee armS hb
principal and declares the free navigation Of the Ms
Pt river the natural right Of the people Of all the States
upon Ito banks, upon the banks Of s navgabe ribu
RES The report ordered to be printed The ssnSs
then went into secret session.
In the Hsuse the bill to authorize tho acceptance Of
troops rsm Missouri and Kentucky for less than
Eien.
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

PLEAsANT.-FwENTY-FIv Per CaET.--We, (.he
Hditor0 arrived at home this morDirg, after very
brief absence, TO be greeted with the cheering neIi
gence that the very worthy gentleman from whom We
have long got, and getting, supply of paper
has been compelled to advance his twenty-five Der
esat We find nc fault with Mr. MURPHY, for We
know that be has acted fairly and literally any
man could do. The fact s that the fear begins to be
entertained, that the question will be-no ct what
price paper be got but whether can be got st all
At what point the rise will stop unable to say
especially if the continues very much longer
Realy if paper and every other element that enters
into the expenses of publication continues to go up we
hardly know what shall Co. do 50 dislike to raise
our rates Ooe thing is certain we cauno continue to
give the Weekly Journal at 81 co. aud We don't think
our friends and patrons expect do much longer
They paid that caeerfully in cheap times. We have so
far raised nothing upon Weekly, and but
upon our Daily. We will soon be compelled to make
at least corresponding advance upon the former as we
lave done upon the latter, and perhaps both paer
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

MRssRs. SMITH, BAILEY Co., expect in few days
to resume the publication of the "Senne' in Rich
mond formry published in Alexandria, and suspended
by the occupation Of that city by the Federal troops
The propretor in the Prospectus say that the "Sen-
tne will have the good of the country its control
ling and anmating aim; and will warmly sympathize
with whatever i9 calculated TO promote the Happiness
and prosperity of the people 1t will gladly hail every
good citizen as colaborer. 1t will be biased by no
special interests 1t will have Individual ambitious
to subserve and personal prudices to indulge Inde
pendent of ALL anil just TO ALL it will not Knowingly be-
stow either undeserved censure or unmerted praise 1t
will be ready to condemn when duty requires and ready
also to pay the grateful tribute due TO exhibitions of vr
tue and capacity.
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

THE invention of man is "perdidus" especially when
ne wants to get up something that will make drunk
come" We have and imbbsd persimmon beer,
but before last night had heard of persnamon
brandy but last night the cars We saw and tasted
that article, which, so far we could Judge, waE su
perior to any of the rife wbiskey, or new-dip appe
brandy now prevail ng. 1t was made in Georgia
By the way speaking about spirits some soldiers and
others appeare 10 have run the blockade" last no
at Florence and that ;epsively. We were some what
amused at hearing incident of the occasion related
we did not see it ourselves A man came towards tie
sraln' said man being slight" and he came he Stun
oled and fell, hasting himself somewhat He got up
quietly and went of some steps, when he seadied him
SELL turned round aud back to the place OF hs fall
30 inc cat the man that knocked him down avown1
the benevolent purpose OF "haviDg his heart CUT He
didn't find the mas, and the question of who thot man
was remains and will remain like the authorship of Ju
MUS mystery 10 all future ages.
4 revolver fired of twice at somebodv Appsr.
emily nobody was hurt. All aboard" said Cen.,iu
EVANS and the city of Florence faded from tie yieg
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05
LATER NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN NEWS.

RIcRxoND, March I'd, 1868.
orthsrn dates of the 7eh OF February have been rs
ssived.
The bill to enrol and call the militia has passed the
House with amendments. Yeas ll6, nays ~.
The Senate has passed bill authorizing Ae President 70
suspend the writ Of habsas corpus b. vote Of yeas to
nays IL.
The New York World says that Gold furious the
alh The premium touches seyenty-two with heavy
mostly from foreigners
Tho Steamer Jura with Liverpool dates t. the 18th Of
February has arrived.
At the Lord Mayors Banquet, Mr.. Mason said that be
anticipated the speedy establishment Of friendly relations
between the British and Confederate Governments The
declaration was received with much applause.
The Times says that Mr. Mas much too fast and s
present proceedings mean nothing.
The reply Of Lincoln the address had been
published. deplores the suHsrings occasioned by the
cotton famine, but reoices that the efforts create gym
pathy for the Sscsssonss have failed n England He u
ssises the utsrance of the Manchester meeting ~ suom
horOism and expresses earnest desire fer peTpsA
peace between the TIVE nations.
The ship George Grswod, with American sontriouuon
for the relief Of English operatives, had arrived OF Ln"
PEEL and wss Esssiysa win sslStss.
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05
ice szvs fron all qaarters may be oOn.idered some

TIE NEWs from all quarters may De conblooroo soHe
what interesting. The destruction OF the Nashville
near Fort McAlister Ca, is to be regretted We are
at loss to understand how she bad got out reported
by the Georgia papers, and also in the Ochee river at
the sams time. The news from Europe is somewhat
more encouraging but Of course will not amount to
much. Parliament might or might not sustain tie
recognition question-were that question even put to
vote. We have our doubts. We have got to fight on
and fight hard harder than ever before We are respect
ed as we should new be, by European powers In the
meantime it becomes every lover of independence to do
ell in his or her power to sustain our armies.
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

that an independent and patriotic pr 81 Is ezeeEti to
the country In this great struggle, and u uip tai
understanding that the best earts OF condnelos
the press will be given the heahp % divisions anepg
our own people and the stmuation ard eopcent' atio
OF their efforts against The enemyto TIE pubiica'io n
news and the dissemination of sach facts and
opinions as their judtment may approve aud the exgtn
cies OF the occasion may to-call for Of otrse
mistakes will sometimes be made, and ipjus ice
be done n sFi'e 81 al the dsire OF cd
tiers to avoid deirg it, but tghere it is unner ton
al as it almost universally IS no duty viii be d.schare-
with greater T cure than that oi correcting such D
ustce.
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

10 mseE that people who ackncwiedgsth supssrao
of 1iv19 ysshosd ever ninaf.l 6 eur
denes him a1nud that to Him aone san We
for th41to H5m sdue dsveut thank
lness for Che sina mereies on ns and ~
pyer alone hope the continued manifes
as in the uidst Of trial and dar gers
In obesience Preeepts we have from time 10 time
been gathered tgethtr with and ana
He has been ously pleased hear suppcacns
and exhibitions of His favor to ames
and to people Through many conflicts We have new
attained place among the nations which commands Their
and the eneHi who oapass around and
lesson of His inspired word that the hattie s not to the
strong but o whoaso Hs wieih to exah
Again with loud boastinE of the OF th
armed and mailed ships thre&ten with subJag aoH
and with evil Vaccinations, sesk Ia own homes
and at esids, TO pervsrt servants and Our
maid into ascompCes of their wicked designs
Under these circumstances it my privilege to invite
selves humble suppication to him who has been our
constant and failing support in the past and to whose
protection and guidance trust for tbs future.
To this l. JEFEExsOE DAVIS, President f the Con
fedefate States do issue this Oclamatl IN
setting apart Friday the seventh day OF March, as
day fasting humiliation prayer, and do invite the
people of the said aes repair that day to their usu
mighty God h.t he will continue his nercul protection
at he will scatter enemies and set at
naught their Evil designs, that he will graclously re-
beloved country the blessings of and Sc
surty.
In faith have hereuno set haud ct the city
of Richmond the twenty seventh day of February In the
year Of Lord thouss eight hundred and sixty
three }; FFERSON DAVIS
BY the President,
J 2, BEt JAMIN. Secre ary stata
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05
FROM eHARLEsroN-ARR1vAL FROM NASSAU. &c

CHABLHsTON, March /, 1868
Two steamers the Douglas and Ruby, arrived here day.
light bringing Nassau datey to Thursday The Douglas was
fred at several times by the blookaders hit Steam
srs Stonewa jackson and Hero fam Charleston also the
st. Johns from savsDnah had arrived safely Nassau
the following prizes Key West steam
ers Adea, Pearl and Virginia. sshooners Acaby George
Agnes, Francis, Friar Isabel Courier Dart Theresa Com
et Lily. Adventure Camilla Diana, Rising Dawn, Two
ters Hermosia Kate Maria and Margaret Boopa Chester
Flying Fish, Good Luck, Peterborough AvsDgsr, Jus
Ellen, silas Henry and Brave.
The Yankee Commander Key West has ordered all pei
sons having friends in the Confederate service prepare
to Port Royal to be thence into the rebel lines
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05
For the Jou,n,l

Nsses For the Jour II
Arss .. fu teaE Eflcs The Sanitary Gommitee d.
ire thank To eknowedse thr0ufA Daily
doHetons from the tn wing sources he1etofofe
I essrs. G. ri R6blnson Co. and Mr.. Jn6 b. Brown Of
Bl 4d.n. a 1antity-of wood.
q 81 Utey.a bbl. of Hogs Jowles.
M VanSickle two sentribrioRs of money $50 each.
Colonel -, $40.
Er aex. Sprunt 500.
Thu Committee would also make their acknOwe men
Junius Davis r. J. Ashe, Jno @. Moore and
Jno prefers OF wood At their several landings
which could epted for wait of facilities 1t
TO town 4s>-e ez~.-r --zs
T. ma oper embrace the pre-
prise public nearly exhausted condition of the
relic uzd-which, without continuance of the
aid 81 the benevo eDt Will compel abandonment of
small relief being eagerly sought by
hun d:s ds Of ndgent families.
Tn ecreary begs to state, that nil the funds contribu
h We from time iRto his and bsen
dab IA him complete record of his transactiors
has kept which free for the inspection of any party
that utsy feeI interest in the matter.
P. FANNIHG, Eect'y.
v t,n,ingscn y. c.. March 2, 1853.
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05
DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMER NASHVILLE.

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 7Sth, lS61.
The steamer Nashville in coming up ths Ogechee river
last night grounded q sand bar above Fort McAStN
She discovered this morning by the ensmys Hset An
iron-clad opened Ere the marsh at the Nashville
half past seven O'clock and continued until ten O'Clock
when incendiary shell struck :he Nashville setting her
on fire. She Ia total wreck. The Fort fred upon
the ironelad hitting her twice Other guDboAs from the
feet shelsd the Fort, doing no damage
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

The INDIAN LEGIoN.-Major Thomas, commanding
the Legion of Cherokee Indians, who have rendered
much service TO the Confederate in East Tennes-
ssee, is with hs aboriginal allies in the mountains
'on the border between Tennessee and North Carolina,
dusky warriors it sid excel any troops in eher the
Northern or Southern armies for subordinaticn-an
Indian always executes oder with religious fidelity
They scrupuousy respect private property-there
no reports of dePredaons where they encamped They
are the best scouts in the world and hence the good
Ehat they accomplish among the mountain tories and
rhushwhackers- A notice that Thomas Indians in
the country brings in the dodgers once for they know
that hiding out will avail against the Che-okees-
By their aid the Maor has enlisted without bioodshed
great many men 10 bis corps of sappers and miners
who have thus been converted from mischevous tories
and bushwhackers into useful employees of the Coned
crate Goverament.--Petersburg Erpress.
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

RoBBERT-Ne learn that list night the shop of Mr..
T. b. BURNETT Water street, near the Railroad De-
pot was broken into and pair of shoes pair of duck
pants, half gross of matches, smoking and chewing TO-
oacco and quantity OF cakes, carried of. The sno-
king tobacco was marked L. n. BARLOW Perhaps the
thief may try to sell of these things ia the camps
or around town, which may lead to detection We rsst
the police and the public will keep look ost.
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

THE BRAvEsr REGIMEET.-The wife Of Gen. John
c: Breckinridge has had prepared magnificent stand
OF coors constructed from the silk of the wedding dress
worn by herself upon the day of her marriage, and de-
signed through her distinguished husband to be pre-
sented to the most gallant and brave regiment in his
division. We understand that this appropriate and
valued present has been bestowed upon the goth Ten.
well known as the famous Battles Regiment that
did such gallant service in the disastrous battle of
tihiDg Greek.
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

ANOTHER arrival through the blockading feet la 9
lately been effected at Confederate port. 80 rumor
says Runor further says that the vessel that euded
the 5iockaders, and succeeded in getting safely nsde
had been chased for three days, and finally made her
way safely through five Feda at war vessels that were
after her 1t is also said she briggs valuable cargo
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

FROM NEwBERN.-The Daily (Raleish) Progress OF
the "a inst, says
We saw and conversed yesterday with a military
friend who is better posted matters about Newben
than perhaps anybody else and from him learn that
Stanys resignation certainly rendered. but not ae
cepted and that be is still in Newbern and acting
military Governor. Advioes fr~ r the town few days
ago represented Governor" s ,.ny as quite sick.
Our informant is we'll postesi to the number and
disposon OF the forces about Newbern. He sets it
down at eight to ten regiments and not than from
four to six Thousand men. One regiment continues
duty at Barrngtons ferry, but Capt. Whitfords COM
Pany keep them confined there and will not let them
dspredate upon the country. One thousand picked
groes are being drilled at Newbern.