Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
FROM CHARLEsTON-EXPLOsIO OF THE ENEMY's
MAGAZINE.

MAGAZINE.
(HARLEsToN, Sept 18th, 1863.
The enemy have mounted guns battery Gregg,
Cumming Point, bearing Morris Island. There
but little firing day. One of Shells from James Is
land, exploded the enemy magazine at Battery Gregg
cansing great confusion there.
FROM TIE NORTH-COREEsP ONDENCE BETWEEN
FERNANDO WOOD AND LINCOLN-DIFFICULTY
WITH THE JAPANEsE-EUBoPEAN NEWS.
RICHMOND Sept. 18th, 1853.
The flag of truce boat arrived at City Point last night
She brought no returned prisoners.
New York papers, Of the 9th list have been received
The correspondence between Lincoln and Fernando Wood
the peace question in December last, published
Wood says that he advised that the Southern States
would send to the next Congress-
full and general smne:ty granted to per NIT them to
do and urges cessation of hostties Lincoln replies
that if the people Of the Southern States would
sistar and renaugurate and maintain the national
tdority within the limits of sreh States the would
the part of tbs United statss and if, within 8
reasonable time, amnesty necessary to such
end, it would not be Withheld
The ship Pembroke having been fired upon by the Japa-
forts the gunbost Wyoming proceeded to the
of outrage senced the forts and destroyed two steam
ers beol ging to the Japenese.
Western kilograms report the Confederate army under
Steele Cooper having etreatei to PerryvIs at which
point the commissary depot destroyed.
Lincoln says that he will not make the release of an o
of the negro regiments Indispensable condition to
the renewal of exchanges.
The Herald copies article from tie Times favorable to
the nomination Of Lincoln for sacoLd term and that
it evidently written by Seward. The Times the ol
lowing day silent the subject.
Nothing impotan: from Tennessee sxcept reports that
large number OF desesteys coming within the Federal
lines
European advces that the ship Anglo Saxon was
burnt By the Florida tbs 2ls ult, thirty miles from Kin
SALE Ireland. She had cargo of Goals.
ia LiyerpOol IN
to Cherbourg for repairs.
The Mexican question be debated before Con-
gess OF sovereign Princes Frankfort Lord Clarendon had
arrived in that city. He was to warn Maxmilan in the
of ngand OF the dangers of the Mexican situation.
The Liverpool cotton market was buoyant.
ADDITIONAL NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN NEWS.
RICHMOND Sept. 18th, 1863
The following additional obtained from Northern
Fl es of the 9Th instant.
The steamer Sunbeam foundered during heavy gale
Lake Superior the 4h. ALI board except the wheel
man and thirty five others, drowned.
The text Of the second notes addressed by France Eng
land and Austria Russia Polish affairs publshed-
The language firm against the policy of the Gar. The
crisis is spoken of az of great gravity.
The Turkish serago recently burned to the ground
An exciting occurred during the agraon among
three hundred women, who Inhabited it.
The Mayor Of Leavenworh has been arrested squad
of soldiers and hurried of in the direction of Kansas City
The arrest caused intense excitement.
Several CT the London journals contend that the iron
and oil other building for the rebels in England
BE- detained by the until the appeal in the
Of the Alexandria is disposed Of.
1t thought that the United States protest against
Nspoeons action in Mexico would be presented in France
during the week after the sailing of the Scotia.
The imperial family Of Austria have resolved that The
Arch Duke MACMILLAN in TIE assumption of the of
Mexico. must renounce his political rights of the
house of II apsburg.
The American Consul at Frankfort still displayed the
Mexican Il g.