Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

A FRIEND has shown us copies of the New York
Times ard Tribune Of the 9th June. OF course they
bring no later intelligence than have already seen.
The Times devote3 long editorial to the advocacy OF
LINCoLNs claims to e-nomination and election This
was OF the day before the meeting of the Republican
nominating Convention at Baltimore. 1t contends
that as tie opposition made to LINCoL, the sub
mission should be compelled to the Union as repre-
sented by him.
The lines says that tie Adutant General reports
the loss il killed, wounded and missing, during the
three DAYS operations around Cold Harhor, ct as high
lumber as seven thousand FIVE hundred. This is the
first official Yankee statement OF GRANFs losses at aat
point
The Tribune has little OF interest 1t deprecaes the
early meeting Of The Republican Convention and thinks
the Presidential campaign had batter be kept back for
two months Or more
fne following advertisement - herd'y needs the
signature OF 2. I. AEEUM to establish lis origin and
dentiy. There is such mixture Of greenbacks ard
patriotism, Lunbug ard humanity, mock -heroics and
real sordd mea0ness tnat the thing stands coa3sed-
Aud yet this thing has its effect. Hundreds and even
Thousands, young and cid, will go to see this woman,
and viii drink in al she says and will believe it. He
story will be highly spcedequal to TIE history OF the
woolly horse, " or any oher man. Thus of course
additional drop OF gall will be squeezed into the
rent of popular thought and prejudice at the North
Such agencies have heen at work for years preparing
the present crisis aud are now at work sustaining the
endish policy of the Abolition leaders, and keeping up
the excitement of the Ignorant and tanatical people
P. T. BARNUM TO THE PUBLIC.
10 TRUMPHE! 10 TRIUaPHE!
vENI, TIDI, vIoI!
It is with ordinary feelings of gratf cation and pride
ne
calls public attention to his advertisement of the
present week. Notwithstanding the fact that our most
popular managers have besieged House
raj days past with goldsn offers
ary iIdaence and e3erted every effort that practical
ingenuity could suggest in order to out their most
eager wishes BARNUn has beaten rhsm all, and borne
away the prze. II was BARNUM and BAKNuM only who
coull overcome all opposition, remove al Obstacles
and pave broad highway wh eTeenbaoks over winch TO
lead oI tn to adnrns public he greatest heroine OF the
age the modern American modes OF tne renowned " Joan
OF ARC the pure and beautiful girl evereo and loved by
ii. true friends OF America An unity aad ilosrty.
MISS MAJOR PAULINE 0USHMAN,
he Union ely, VINO, uGder the orders of Gen.
neht such wonders the Army OF the Cum5 land,
viii She wss engax,d IN the Un,ed
Sta.es Every falher aud mother who have the
Uulon Army every lady who has hu.band brother ol
country call heaven t. bless it's struggle
AID preserve its naIofay viii Joice at this oppoFsuu
ot ilseoUg to Thoughts that breathe and wcrds tha
they fall ftom he lips o. tnis hgh-sonIed, gal
art gnl who 10 her determ nation TO serve he1 oonIS
rIsked her iIeamabty prec'us te, AMI wa4 eseaed o.
Gems GIa ger AID GIche from rebel pris where
y order Of the rebel Gen. Bragg she lay wound
ed and languIshing wi Sickness,
UNIER SENTENCE OF DEATH.
ThoEe who would avoid the crowd should bear il mind
that time to hear this heroic lady
cunt leVid language her adventures, Is at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK IN THE bORNISG,
on which aston he lectureroom is tho~n open with
out any extra Charge.
The public's obedent servant,
P. T. BARNUM.
AMERICAN MUSEUM, June 4, 1864.
GEN. LoNGsTREET arrived at Columbia on Sunday,
route for Augusta, Ga where his family is residing,
was when be was wounded On Monday he was
visited by numbers of citizens, who wished to pay
their respects and wish him God speed
The st. Georges, Bermuda, Aduocate of Wednesday,
the 22d instant, says:
On Saturday last the Confederate shipowar Florida
Comdr. g. III. Morris, arrived harbour after an
absence OF about month"; having lett cruise on
the 18th ultmo On the 18th, six days after her de.
parture, she fell In with the schooner George Lattmer
from Baltimore, bound to Pernambuco laden with
-four, lard bread, &c, &c, aud on the 7h nst she
boarded The brig w. Q. Clark, of and from Boston,
bound to Maianzas with lumber, both OF which vessels
che captured and destroyed. The Florida has come il
our harbour tor the purpose of ecting slight re-
pairs and b3ing coaled.