Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-18
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Judge Advocate
SENATOR WALL ON vALLAxD1GHAM.

( SENATOR WALL ON TALLANDIGHAM.
10 The Editor of the Horid-I am Satisfied that go
elevated pubic journal Is The World would rot know
ingy do Injustice TO Mr. VaIiardighan. Ia the article
OF Today, in reference to the Evening Post find the
| following "Trne, Vaandgham, a civilian, vas beat
en by Gen SchencE, IL O3i0 in the contest, be
cause OF the unPCpotCrUy Of his sOurSe.' You are
g1ievously in upon this subject Mir. Valandig-
ham poLed al thousand Uotes than he ever
poled before and the of his defeat that the
Republicans gerrymendered bis district, beipg afraid Of
his popularity. They lhrew into it district that was
Overwhelmingly Republican.
! 1eii4ble gentleman tsom the Dayton district in-
! formed me that it 4 Democrat had been in
stead of Vaaudigham. he would have been defeated by
OGO majority, Ibe gallant Seymour, OF Connecticut,
poled mu0a larger number OF votes than could have
been obtained by one holding d rent sentiments to
The policy, ahd the Administration would have
been competd TO send home 500 soldiers to de-
feat him The tact canrOt be disguised that the senti
meut Of the country is Cv6rW iemiL gy for peace II
opposed to sacrificing any longer The shrine of this
hdeous Moloch ct acknowledgements. 1t bag lest too
much, suffered too much from the imbccilry and in
competency Of the Administrator to trust it a1y
longer.
Yours, respectfully.
Burlington, June 5. JAMES w WALL.
Cen Foster reports what he did and what he nfsred
10 bis late North Carolina raid as follows
PRISONERS CAPTURED.
One hundred aud sjxty,fYe prisoners twenty.eiob
horses, three ambuanccs and two baggage wagons
kIGaul5JJ Oic LWS!FG-pO1Au2f lOWlZ1r, With timber
eighty muskes and equipments eleven thousand ROUNDS
Of ammunition.
CAsUALrIEs,-T killed. FIVE wounded and one miss.
ing.
By the death of Colonel Jones' most brave jealous
aud able ocer has been lost TO the service and his &C.
partment
LATE FROM ARKANSAS AND M1ssoURI.-Gcn Mar I
msdoke captured Cape GlrGrderu, Franklin and Iron
rop, and took everything be wgnted-58 horses among
the rest Hia captures have arrived az Little Rock.
Col. Mcdonnell formerly the upsart tyrant Of St
Lousl and Col. Libby, with their men, ware captured
and paroled the field. Mcdonnell ig wounded il the
left shoulder.
Gen. JEFF Thompson kes sert IL Yankee prisoners |
into Little Rock.
Gov. Thos Reynolds, Of Missouri is making his head
quarters at Camden
Jim Porter, Jr. is said TO be coming through from
Missouri with 100 Col, Stribling ia WORKING
forward to meet him.
Major Boudenot and Stand Waffle are rallying the
Cherokees at Fort Smith.
Cen Holmes is still in command over Gen, Price.
JOHN BULL AND 1R q EMIGRATION.
Five thousand one hundred and fifty emigrantg' ar
rived 10 New York city last week, aud y-niDe
thousand six hundred and eghtytwo have reached this
port since January |. Only twenty thousand six hun
bred and eighty eight arrived during the same period
last year. This gain of thirty thousand is army it
self In view Of these facts it is q1te natural that John
Bull should complain bitterly OF Irish emigration.