Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-05
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ne Inc late movement Of army Forth of 2p Eu
had for of its objects tie tt deg tion of Tho Pc
oao TO such al eut that active operations the ere
y on TIE Ine OF the upper Rappabannock, probabl
/ rendered Impossible fer the Some Indication
would seem to point to renewal Of tie attempt to advauc
}; upon hlchmord By the shorter roue uin Acqua Cree
and FIfdericksbu5g But we think ig doubtftI On
thrg we thnk, IS not doubtful, The enemy has alnlos
aoaHdcred the hope Of being able to reacl
L. Rlchmond by the upper GordonsviIle route
l. AL eyes for the present urced to Charleston
chattanooga but especially t. The latter point, rather
Its vicinity, which has been recently ho2ored by visit
from his Exceliency, President DAVIS.
1t Is too we'll known to require concealment tat lie
occasion of the Presidents visit tohs Western army wal
tie existence of difficulties disss"ei 9 quarter
he object OF his visit to endeavor TO diff
eules and disensionsto restore harmony ad reestab
: lish lence.
All sre aware ha, disageoner be: General BIZ
and Ills division commanders has become chronic and that
IN this disagreement the commanders simply the indi
ces of the IN general 1t is unfortunate that
er &c neral RRAGG's qualifications organizer mag
he does not command the confidence, less enjoy the
love of the army which be may be their
faultwe suppose but il his misfortune the misfor-
tune OF the service, SO long he remains in compand Of
the now most important army of the CoDedoracy. This
one great element Of success Gen. BRAGG lackthe cent
dence ard love Of his and without that neither
CESAR, HANN1BAL, nor GAPoLEog BoEAPARTE could COM
mend the amount Of which might otherwise be
achieved. But the fact is that important part
greatness of these great wss that they always
command the confidence and win the love Of all
mated to or connected with them any Mark the hold
General LIRE has. Mark the hold sToNKwALL JACKSON had
1t is an instinct with The soldier. Cid Dad PRICE, who
only militia soldier, has hence ha success with made.
quate mears.
Well, the president went out He and co1vcIeed
with people, but he left tliags Chickanauga
essentially he onnd them; aud the eerents CT d
cord and weakness still exist there that existed before re
went out POLK takes HABDEEs place, EAEDsE takes
POLK S, and FORREST goes away down somewhere among
the swamps of Mississippi where he Will heard
Of or at least where he but remotely affect main
issue trial. We fear that tie difficulty he Army of
the West not removed and hardly paiaei will not
be until either something restore the entente
cordde between Gen. BRAGG and Als army for that
existed but to create cordial understanding failing
in that transfer Gen. BRAGG other field of labot
General BRAGG is gallant veteran. 1t is No for
us to cast lmputatons his conduct crcise his
generaDhip but then ought be evident to his best
friends yea to General BaAGa himself that his relations
with all his officers such necessarily impair use
fulness of any
What tnfruities temper or what deficiencies of manner
the General may unfortunately possess not bui
some ths1e mas be- else why this state of things
to last We hear of such thing with Gene LEK
deed With any other General commanding any of
ant armies. However the cour of events
although say canddly that fear things are not
working right with the army of Tennessee and that we
more than fear that short time will show it.
GILLAoRE working hard at Charleston fulfil hg part
OF the contract DAHLGREN is pledged to take lis IRON
cads into the inner harbor Of Charleston as GILL
MORE shall have demolished Fort Sumter 1t will be seer
that The have been working hard for tb Oh
ject and that they have demolished portion of the sea-
wall-tha bearing on the channel think meant
What the effect OF this may be remains 20 be as also
Ehether Eumer OF the way or even in the enc
my hands, his vessels could approach the city t
From hear few rumors aud no news | {
1t may be that raid from Eewbern ia amorg the ogs ill
ties We do not think that it is probable ell, dv
Of course with an enemy wiley do not know =
what may happen at any time. u
SUPERIOR CoURTIhe jury in the Gaze of The bey Solo
indicted for the murder OWEN swINsoN 1,prned
asst night with verdict OF mansiaug er RALPH BUXTON
Esq., Solicitor appeared for the State and jesse
SHEPHERD hOBERT s1EANGE, E. J. Person and ApAM EN-.
Esqs, for the d5fence. The case was ahv arorad
and attracted much attention, being which was al
legged servant struck by orders from and deerce of his
master The testimony was pretty long some what e.
but we forbear further ausor to it or to
other features of they will be presented other
ases arising cut of the same transaction.
FoRT sUMrER-It would seem that in regard r. Fort
SUMTER that which in terms might very well be called
'ul, turns out to be literal truth After she has been
Knocked down she still anfuly stands up. How l1g she
resist the fierce bombardment being directed up
N her, renans yet to be bat simply one
tory earthwork, what same thing it s
sssbie that the defence may be indefinitely
don't ell how she knocked Eany lower and
she cannot be approached by may !opg hold her
ssailants bay. -
ne truth, presume is, that al, gurpter IL held NJ
ahcr kOltiOn than artillery foztifcAon. It hi
esirabie that should hold the position ana it IS eycB
aore desi-abe that the enemy sLoaid net. =,
The IMPREssING EUsINEzsWe learn that 1e,t ia in re
circulation il the counry that several lots b. eff Cattle al
this ma1k-t hive been impressed by the GoYernu Mt
Agent We authorized that the Government 0i
gent for this dtric hr OLIVER has never seized
beet ct al, and will not do except abso.
ute necessity. We also authorized say tha Mr. -
Kelley has bought for the government tot Of
Beef Cattle, the way to market From what learn
hese cattle started with the intention of being sold TO
butcher here in fact, IA been engaged him a. GER
price The Government Agent bought them the az
wner the road what price not, but learn R
the said he satisfied with Ghag got of
)r them. nm
There has been considerable complaint made In the W.
ounry, learn account OF lLppres ments when
sct We are assured no have been yet
sorted to By Mr. KELLY, tie only authorized agent for
lat purpose in this district oaa
DEATH OF ARCHBISHOP WHA1ELY.-The Archbishop OF an
uhn, Richard Whatey, died Get. 8tb He born in -!
avendish Qu8re London. in 1887 the fourth Of
oriI CIeee OTford where he rradrste4 in 1soa the
rel College, Whaey distinguished himself by theolo.
ica bent attaching himself the Lbsr Low Chu ch
distinct from the High Church party IN 1922 he held Co
Hampton Lect1reshp Oxford and in the year
appointed the Rect0ry Of Hal sworth in suffolk the
living of 9450 year. In the preceding year he had
carried the daughter of William Pope Esq of Hngdon his
ddesex. 1t while he rector Eaesworth
became known by his theological and theoozco poti
writins of toe rising intel ects in the English
hurch In 1881 the Wings being then in office, he vic
cnsecraed Archbishop of Dublin and Bishop Genda baC
ugh and since l45 he he he had also Bishop
-dare AS Prmate of Ireland, DR.. Whatey has led nil
lost active and Influential taking interest as liberal
of al