Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

. ca g15 fu turnout o the various Regiments an Rat
There large i.teEdance OF ladies' and ohel
Gpsca:-rs. There i'll be another review of the employer
Of the ocdaGae Government, Clerical and mechanical
Gen. W.ckLauI. commanding LIsade OF stulys cava
seriously Injured feH days since by the fall OF his
"se I'll st saiopn5 @esoaa the fed near 0fargs Court
FRGH TIE UNIFIED oTATES-FIGHT At McGINN-
FiLLF-@rEhJ rs BURNED IN THE WEST--RO Sc
RICHMOND, Oc5 7th 1853.
army the Cumberland has been heavily reinforced, and
EosecTaz expected to resume offensive operations
On Saturday the rebel cavalrg attacked Hcannvle, in-
aeat!rf formidable flank m2Veinen to cat E0SecraFz
i~-vi &c was progressing when Geographic conlmul
e-. as tenug'ee- The result t. ~ GnkEow VI
!rsasit amy AM after fight OF two hocra were re
k.a.er liy2tch asya lat on Fli6a7 TbeeeT's rebel
rva. v-Ie attacked - ILGcrgons Cross Roads, forty
I've mics l.ou chattanooga, by Gu: cavalry, and badly
S6n n The rebels s's completely routed and driven
cor.f-Is nGca, Of the Chicago Everng Journal SEPT
2L. 'lal large portion Il the army Of the Potomac
gong TO Chattanooga. The lith ami I3jhany corps
ti- time well on their wy - Nashville 1t IS sad iLat
10 thro aly co1p7 OF Aeate army d nso on lis way
On Tue-a~ rnorri the steamer Robt. Campbell, from
-: Lou:5 EnksbfE, with troops board, was fired
the rsegcr we're forced to anp over board before the
boat Tc.c Aod The h0re. Forty lives were lest:
Ihe Chanc "llO, Forest Qleen and tGtahouia
aeo fired Sunday afternoon at the'eyee at ST
ioos 1fci two were entirely destroyed ,....-.
i.s Y. quantity Of ammunition.
1t -s:'a that French frgate On TIE way to
;'nrlcs Il haI"oF, io- what purpose Is not 61o"n.
lIucul Lao Issued proclamation appointing last Thurs
GaT asa {. Of Thanksgiving and prayer.
The American CalsUl a. Eanzano having accepted an
heel, rr,r-ra5 v, ,!e aIneTicaU eoyeTTpsrt
Postmaster General Blair delivered spec ch ct Eccaye,
Nd o. saturday II Opposition 70 the ehoTts Ct the r"l
al Abutys 70 hIot cut the southern states ard receive
them back tie Union Cniy territories.
II British Steamsr sir VIM Peel with cargo Of Got"
tn p a5gaId N HeXcan waters has Deen captured Of
he IL > i; IS
the capture made Mexican TTaeEg, ana may there
fore lead II international difficulties.
Commander B- Of the West Cult Squadron, a1nouDcee
that peros mas broken out il heUEired States
Steamers a. Orleans, insoa instances yeLo@ lever
gesr,s {. " zel'a defeat and death contradioot
Gold L. Me- York l43, and Monday l44
The Steamship City of London from Liverpool the
23d has arrived ut New York The report by the previous
saJ that Tie CoGfedoates offended with us for trying
to Keep in the right We are solry Tor it. ne loss, now
ever, Is theirs, we the relief to the British nation is great
She Will have nothing 70 repent The Times warns the
British government against going too far in stopping the
building Il ships Tor the Conecerates While furnishing Enu
-.itsoIs If var the Eederais.
the Paris GonitcHr lad created great sensation b pull
thrE manifesto q the PO ish National Goye1bment
ich regarded moral recognition OF the be,ger1H
he reply OF Russia to II gland has been published
GoItch.koh tells Russell that it useless TO pr0epg dis
hch merely develops and confirms differences o
uyi,ion. The reply TO Francois to the same effect.
1he Eu ian Emperor, in speech, had promised reforms
I1e.e appears to he trouble brewing between Germany
DeuLR the army of the latter is being placed on
a. i CT Frankfort,
Esvsn sian IRON plated gu1Doats, with urrotts viii
The Lor6Sn lines assumes that Macmillan will ascend
tie throne Of Mexico and that the British government VIII
Acknowledges and favor recognition OF the new govern
lie - srca0 safs Express and Anna, F. Schmidt, have
DceG destroy Cd by the Alabama oil Bio.
10 CommeIC a news published
FLAG OF TRUCE BOAT.
RICHMOND, Oct. 6th, 1868.
liz far Of truce boat arrived yesterday City Point
bringing prisoners, ftteenof whom were chap
Chez o STAN 81 another officer. One Of the Chapails
lhst about - of our Surgeons ere IN Fort &c
Henry.
GEORGIA ELECTION.
AUGUSTA, Oct 9Th l7G3.
The y M Governor il this city stands Brown. Ill; Till
&c Fu-iow S. From the vote it looks as if HoE j. L
eAvAsNAH Get. 7,h, 1868.
are 10 bo counted to-mosrow. believed that Brown
GoTcTno Is Largely ahead AID that SIbsoa and Nor
wood for Representatives by Russell and Cue
10 slvtces ircm other counties.
MACON, Oct. 18th, 1858.
The vote vii not be counted till to-morrpw morn
Ing. About hundred and nity were pcled; abou
three hundred Iayebeen counted. Brown leads both can
ddles tar. Che following is the vote OF B2Tkaloo'
Regiment tt Ga; Blown 4O Ri44 Furlow IA. Fox Con
COLUMBUS, GA, Oct 8th, 1853
The following Is the result election For Governo
S 4S tgQw 49, 6 g Ell S3 Bro5 la
Iurlow 70; Holt l4l; Blanford is.
SAvLNNAu. Get. sth, l863-Chatham ceunty-Brow
l2!0 I'm ii Fqs0w 239 For 7d @ 1870 R
House OF CoEmonz-Gibson Gs3 Norwood GIL; Gree 7S4
Russell Isl.
AUGUSTA Get. Gth, IS63.-Richmopd county-For Gov
ernor- Brown 9'5 Eli SO; Furlow al 7 Shewmake
candidate for Confederate Congress, has ls6
than any candidate q. T. Barnes ard Philpsare cleo
ed State representatives. Laerstandt has I5o more Vo
than Wright for Stale Senator.
CgIJAE-s, OCt. sta, lsS3.-HuseOgee county-Governt
-Furlow IA BEo#n 4j3; Hill So Congress-Bantoi
G64 Holt 2y5.
AqLArTA Oct. Sin, lss3,-The election yesterday W.
very quiet. The here follows: For GoV2rn'
-Broan H3i; FugIow Z24 Fill Z20. For Congress-Ve
Cos Leslie 203.
macon oct. 6h, Is63,-Bibb county-For Governor
Brown 37S; TIL 276; FurloE l53. For Congress-Ande
5Il KanaD Isl
I ISSI0rIIPI ELECTION.
MERIDIAN, Oct. 9Th, 1868.
It Is believed that Clak has been elected Governoe II
at HeIpTlse for tTOvcruor-Clarke, 556 Yves
Is2 DAVIS. G3. AerIdan-C!ak, 499; Davis, los IVES
Congress in this district Rea leads BaTksda
aD1rt zoo. few returns in.
FROM THE TRAN6-M ISS SoIPPI DEP ARTMENT-TH
YANKEES WHIPPED NEAR RED RIVER-THE vi
DRY AT SABINE PASS-YELLOW FEVE AT Pc
SAC0LA.
McBILB, Oct. Sth, lS6 J.
The Tribune has late from the trans ppi
partueut tzrough Maj Tom Ochiltiee, who is jast fro