Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

An alarm oI i aa given this morning about IL clock,
caused by the burning two three warehouses Mr.
3. PLANNERS wharf the depot OF the W. W. r. R.
The LOue8 had cotton grd rosin stored in them. Two of
The houses and already burned and the fire
still progressing. Just previous TO the alarm Steamer
PACED the wharf and doubt the fire orgina
ted from sparks lng the cotton lying loose about the
wLorf. There fresh breeze blowing from almost due
West.
z. e. The E-<aaa been aubducd,-D. Journal, 28u.
TIE i.sary O. the mails leaves almost wholly de-
pendcut ueu IL. telegraph for news and must be
fessoJ THAI t3 reaching through that medium
no. a vnfI in their character. Such the
la Egw York Herald in regard the
cal position Of Tie foreign relations Of the Northern Gov
eminent. aaou ---rc s nothing impossible even
reasonable idea that the contingency the possible
suhjdgaon ho South by the North would be the very
contingency that would induce England and France
teTfere. - iog ;a conbatta1ts abba to each
Others t.o-s WH about equal Wig and success, Eng
land and France viii be perfectly willing let them do
SO, AMI rejoice il seeing them do it, but should either
party appear likely gain such preponterance woEld
The ogatiOn Of the Union possible and probable
then Eng aud and France moved by jealousy concern
future safety, might possibly step in, out
Of love s 5uh, las out OF jealousy the North
These of things, neither impossible
improbable bat il opinion they rendered
either possible probable by the fact that the
report p. forth by correspond of the New YORK
Herald.
troops Virginia reinforce MEADE, and another portion
Tennessee 10 reinforce RosECRANz The extreme heat
OF the weather and The aPproach of the scky season.
pei The suspension Of active military operations in Missis
spPi AkauEg5 and louisiana To crush Lee certainly
l. matter that tie eemy have very much at heart and
GRANT may believe tia: active summer campaign is
possible in Northern Virginia East Tennessee. We fear
very much thai General JOHN MORGAN has got himself into
bad preJeGmsnt and has lost altogether too many men
and horses put long, unfordabe and naygabe river
tra7ersed b the enuuy5 guaboas betw himself and
his country and base Of operations, appears
have been rather reckless than prudent
"AID AND CoNFoHr TO THE YANKEES The last FAY
etteyiue OJSeruar length and earnest
depreciation upon the that days copied
from the Raleigh LEICESTER article bearing the caption
of all and comfort to the yankees We gave the due cred
It TO the paper from Wb9h the article copied, this
the head Of said article and therefore became
way responsible Tor It's statements; and besides, gave
infoIma-iolwe coad give Information to the ene-
my, by simply giving place to item which had already
appeared il Of their papers, the Baltimore
that being OF the abolition papers
continent. We copied the article in question for what it
worth-Eo. muoh admit, bat gave it neither ad-
ded cDdoIsation authority. We do now recoIect
much about the article referred to and attributed to Mr.
GRAHAM and 90 not feel authorized speak positively
We confess that merely by conjecture, hadi conceived
the les that il written by s. F. MOORE ESD but
this merely conjecture already stated.
We LEARN that the Confederate war steamer Florida
commanded by he dashnS apd intrepid MAFFIr, was at
St. Georges Eermuda, when General left there
few days 1ce. The Lee brings several trophies captured
by the Florida
THERE would seem Il have been soma more riotng at
sundry places IL tl3 Northern States SO far as the
larger towns G1d cities concerned the draft will be
apt to have only recunary result the city councils or
municipal government paying the $500 head necessary
TO purchase exemption for those able to pay for it
themselves B1 in the country districts and smaller towns
this Will not lee t3 caze bat the contrary the draft will
be personally enforced.
THE HEALTH OF EAssAu-Tle Bermuda Herald OF a late
cate asserts that that city is not only exempt from Yellow
Fever buc IS healthy than ever was before
1t says tie disease imported last season. but it
does not therefore, follow it should be imported this
season.
HE AsSocIGIe acknowledges the receipt, few days
SINCE OF aTse soAd cabbage and some green corn from
Mr. AUGUsTISI who grows vegetables in large quantities
Tor market, On Las plantation & few miles from town.
from Fort Anderson has sent Us conv If the
ten cent postage currency issued by the LINCOLN
Hent II Is neatly gotten up, but is rather small affair in
tie way OF & National currency.
1Ae same friend suggests the name of Col. BRYANT
GRIMES Is candidate for election to Congress from the
"a congressional District of this State. We aware
whether Rr BRDGE the present incumbent is or is not
candidate for reelection.
LIEUT. l. c. FULLER, of STAIRS Battery whose name
has been mentioned We believe, in connection with the
Cong election in this District requests us to