Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-07-05
= - LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRA PHI. .
From xVashfngton---Congre ss--Letter from Gen
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From Washfng ton---Cong ress--Ietter from Sc i
= WAsa1sGrps, D. g., July S. .
The Senate during the week has rejected az unusual
made BY sde Paer
mated for Postmaster at St Louis Mo-, was rejected Tor
Senator Lane did not die Immediately reported
Leayenworth dspach that he still alive at the
latest accounts but unconscious and without hopes OF
The joint resolution authorizing the purchase, for
IS O0 of the law library of James M Petgrew Of South
Carolina, passed the Senate.
Congress- has adjourned over until Thursday.
letter has been received here from Major General
Magruder late of the Confederate army, asking friend
to intercede with the United States Government in his
want PERMISSION to return to the United States HE
Imperial Government has gone to hell and has no money
left General Price self and few Others yet remain
but we must look out for son place to 60 to- There Is
no hope for anything more here
NEW YORK, July 8.
900 bales Exports of the week from all ports 5000
bales Stock hand 29S 900 bales The cotton market
barrels at ss go for
s13 IS for Western $40 90 a SIT for Southern Sales of
Corn advanced q cents with sales Of 1se 600 bushels
I cents ess n s5 st e" PGTk Wgata1 S
Naval Stores dull. Gold 49, ..-. -..s
Large Fire i'm Brooklyn-valuable Stock Burned
a One Man Killed. .
The extensive stables of L. c. Jackson of Brooklyn
flames Among them was the Hamiltonian Stallion Mys-
ten valued at $4,000; Red Jacket Sunshine and other
valuable horses. Edward Clark fireman, run over
by engine in the vicinity of the fire. and killed.
Additional Foreign News by the Cuba.
The report of the Jamaica Commission of inquiry had
been presented to Parliament The Commissioners
men prompt and energetic the action of Gov Eyre
the first Of the outbreak but condemns him for al
lowing martial law to continue after the outbreak had
been suppressed and for not exercising proper control
those sent out against the blacks There is evil
dence they say of Intended general instruction OF the
blacks Mr. Eyre is not to be rcnstated Governor of
Jamaica.
communication from Paris states that the United
States Cabinet had made positive noninterventlOn a.
reenent with NapoleOn regards Mexico and that it
is in the faith of this understanding that the French
troops are to be withdrawn. 49,
Victor Emanuel has issued stirring manifesto to the
Italians He recapituates the effect Of the last Oh
Italy and regrets for the noble province
of enetia allowed to remain in the hands of the Aus
| trians, but favorable opportunity has now
META from Austrian rule He charges
ening attitude the Italian frontier disturb the pa
cite task of reorganization in Italy He had replied by
again taking up but nevertheless should his desire
for peace, by accepting the proposal for Conference
(Ausra having refused t), affords further proof if she
relies her strength that she does not equa rely upon
the goodness of her The Manifesto concludes
with patriotic declaration of the that Italy
has the sympathy OF Europe and hands the govern
ment of the State to the Prince of Casaignans, While he
again takes up the Eaga of Gaeta and Pastrango, of
Palaestrn and Masino.