Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
A Blbl. View of suhiuza,,on,

A Rlbl. View Of suhjuga.,on.
There ID but one nation whose histos been complete
Iy written by inspired historians sud show
the connecoa OF public virtue with ind perd nc and
prosperity and to sssgn the real of national dsas
tiers triumpbs.
The Hebrew history merely in its secular and political
lessons and apart from its direct religious bearings and
its significance link in the chain Christian evidences
under p1etext bstory-which called story s ie
feet only heavier and more pretending style of romance
The lsrsees experienced great and sudden changes IF
oftuue and stiny which with their causes and
which impose striking commentary the national and
ia1 app p 1eauon and ezgency OF the
specifically f3E individuals, but is equally applicable to
peoples: " se Cannot serve God and nammon'
nent apposienes and enduring the Bible history
in its secular applications, refer merely Bible
find 7 LIST Samuel 18th, 10 h y:
of Israeli Tor the Phisnes said Leaf the Hebrews make
the SWORDS spears"
The Phisnes the Yankees of the old world, whom God
raised scourges CT patcual s and examples
warning fer al apos'ate and nfde nations, waged
gainst industry and the Hebrews just
Sherman is seeking TO do against The Hebrew
ministers kouot sharing the of the
people for commercial adventure and for blockade
npg giected such tjfpg affairs smiths, their tools,
and mate ias ucit was toand that There Was 10 smith
10 the and.
So lar sc the Yankees have prevsed over any Of
territory have ezpsteuced observed sufficiently the
object and and results OF suoJugalon' ana we
suffered euough all rulers and counselors of
The prime mpOtat CT the great fact that our War DC
simply an appeal to the or to numbers
bue a test and and determination in
all the needed fer the assertion and nalnen
ance OF Independence.
Before entol0g and coDscrbipg impressirg officers
senee all the sounds Of cur anVi aid quonch the flames
tention Condition which the Is1aeiites when
d" tLee vas nc eDi il thu innd"-Chos Courier.
ra2e BIoc1adc.
Vast quantities Of English Goods taken INFO and Stored at
Wilmington, ". Routes Of The ht5el 1raders and
ease lctth a0Ch hey enter POrthu Of the Ittldn ana
Fto' ie-LGndug Home Of Dist.r gu:shea "Aahgaonts
Wilmington n q 4'unS 60 correspondents OF London
is difficult Leg who desires to pierce the
American blockade to decide which of the available outes
offers the greatest facilities and attractions Ny own ex
per80ce during the wou seem to that
regards ne, there hte choice bet ween lard and
wae Upo3 Jte iIth OF Ltt Jaaua started from Rich
moLd, and making ny across the Potomac and paes
ing fapdy through Washington ana Neo YORK. stood up
British soil me 6tu OF tebruary-tha is to say,
tbs twentieh day Of er my departure from eces
Upon the Is h OF May lett Qaeenstown and passing
Haax and Bermuda found the vessels which
,ied me from ermu1a safely noored III Cape Fear kVar
(upon which "i gon sfand) on the GIT OF the 4th OF
JuDetha is gain - says WO1 the ttoet'e dd3dter my
endurance ia i8ue and facility tor Conveying luggage
is infinitely preferable to the land, and Is at
auoais qa dReuSe zpeeneed e: The moment Of
asslng Though The inside biockadDg squadron which,
in intensity Of ezcren ent can hardly be surpassed.
Upon tie evening CT Wednesday, the lst of June, the
Ian end the Folie tao the feetest and beaut
nj the blockade Geng vessels, started simultaneously
from Bermuda the st trip inward which either had
made. Be- bslorg to the company, but the
satisfactorily aay Ell b. their experiences hitherto, but
the Jluon OF tuther jal Toe weather love
10 light dIAu8ht and craIt, such these
blockade which hty scratch the instead
Of cutcing he lbs Of old aud which summer
6 RIrGa Isi1rd or The Va94arhJI +neI Ls he an
nigh press the unheiBg freight train when
Eus tQI8Te five mGu II tie r.. Rarely have two
more a1iacye rzas 6pped through The meshes of the
blockade than TWO ves,es which writing Ii
is alone that shey woud Invaluable with u
TrOS
this the disposal Il The Confederate Gov
ernIn but hat board Contederat
maIgnans' whose capture woud haze been swee
morsz craving palate in Washington and Boston
10 many al T. geh Ie.der the name OF Iapain Msfit
atey command tho Confederate cruiser Florida,
well known, having assisted Sain eemmes and the
Alabama thai light. aid, regards
eDts, comparatively Insignificant vessels of
you'd have little difficulty il drV!n{ from the
flag which, hree years ego, might have been upol
very wave OF ev-ry 1t may rema kad that this
lesson which, Of II n~ols England least aford tt
= Bat it we not destined that upon this occasion
that the Lillian Should receive her baptism Just
We approach Fort tsher, dark spot the bar
is Federal anlch seen by Us too late for Capt Maf
indulge The anxious wish Of biz heart and he
dowE. We paaa her Withia twenty Yards, and again the
expected vOIIeY of Glusketry IL wanting AnO her
and under tins mound upon which stands the fort
&nd eagerly quest oned of news Inc news IL good al
roued' - hree umes three for General Johnston y
leg Genera Le<,' AID ullEth laughter
and soux the night wears away.
Ihee hours alter Flore, and is heavily FREQ
at she inward But DCrsIrg finds both vessel.
and their cargots at wharf Wilmington, nor is
rash predict Tor them both the probability of
a TAD
10 ordinary CT speed ana courage to
that MS ski viii nfe
iior TO those which he exhibited In The Old.
| THE DEFENCEs OF RICHMOND AND NOBLE.
! Bat IL every otLer department or the vas
ecierco Of there ia TO be gained regards
present struggle By studying from Southern Than
x Northern point Of as instances may be asked
whether there upon this continent anything to be con
pared est vii b inside CT Charleston
Fort Ii is the opinion Of experienced judges
tho cart TEs around AqGhnO1d the formidable
that m0Gern tryeTIenCe has kHOl1H. system u
defensive around ODl!e is described to upor
excellent stim0uy the most instructive OF studies
military engineer Know not whether there be
lie assertion which has greeted me here that French
officers Gtii uUnCntarly expected in the SOUTH
has always appeared incompreoe 1sible tina
he French EmplTor should have shown apathy abou
this war, which; mia:ahcr as hold E.giand
case, IT., LnSaLQ concerned, Of
piausibe explanation.
AS ILLUSTRATION OF the facility and certainty with which
he blockade defad, VIII N conclusion
few facts. B8GCn Ms LIST OF May and the Let Jupe
than twenty Vessels the Wilmington
safely, with Ut dis stcr Deia Ug single vessel No
def that E pIs OF government goods stored
acre, awaiI strain upon railroads
b. the agent here that Ia his whole
enCe he has siLG outward bound letter,
gentleman Bermuda tie Eg5ut Lpglist
frm told that during Ia had sent average
Of three mails per tTUn Tmuda Nassau into
5eceskii, ana Tie whole tEo O. ~ mails had
been lUsE
EG<btl SG<HEElcES 81
There considers Ole mystery about the am5r Yeddo
WN ttIa of ujIu