North Carolina Newspapers

.:-- . . 7 "i i ." to I it J at 9(11 $1.50 a' Year, tot advahoei i-t- S3S8SSS. WO., F . r -5 5 1 j l Year Horn r I9SSSSS&1 6 Months osgssss-L5 ffiarVS-a -! ' 1 . I-AAA AO A A . i . W & -.- C M - S Months l-sSt;g8!rf US-, i. . t M J, k. "11 : at SMopjj I MdAtJv - -. "V- e6 -to $ Weeks' 'i:-lSSSXSS3 Ai-b on-. I j " . ... I 3 61 re. ' S ,Tf P tr? W J o .i i .StlSES H Ct3; I . SlSSSIft m H 97RL I oitalnodintt th cities, and imy of tM - mtm m mvMAflTB9 nmwuvtv. buw i . lure towns. ? rWe consider them perfactlyeLffi,; and tne uest jueauB ui. itiuutkiuii uibjr ouuiua Refrtnterd IetttrttUdv ttoW- .-rstem, wnicu went into enectr jane uuare r very safe weans of sending wmaB straw of hkm nev wnere KrO- Mes; Urrter eanf ot ftfeasiij obtained. erve, te,Reirttrf .ee, as w , nostasrei'WM be paia-i wtavkpe tnaeraoe where the letter H malted or, it prUIImUjaa' to ho sent to tl a Ilead letter Omce. .Buyxvd' n the money and teal the letter An, the preeenees o ihf ncstnatteran& take hit receintft)? U. ' betters cfi t to ns In thlB vtar are pet onr.r6k a fcM i ? TvTTTT 7T "Ml Subscription Price. The subscription price of the WKKjt . i.t Stab is as follows . V Single Qopy 1 year, postage paid, $1.50 " 3" ; 6 months, . f -fviifl.o6--Jr; 3 " -i a ? .V: ? , a w-so I Clubs of 10 or more subscribers, one I year, $125 per copy,' strictly in ad-. J No Club Rates for a period less j than a year. Both old and new subscribers toay I . J liA.A !w mnfrinrv nn PlnVio ' tiff' lit? lUUiUUCU iu luaiviuf uf vy&uvo. a At the above prices ; the Wkkklt j vulm harp wnrkprl fnr its sncftess in t.hft I oTAttis, we luuiii, me ucapcsu pawr i exposure or uen.ieiKnaptoecreiary in the State, and its circulation Will j WarJ mkde bV the ConsCom past will increase their, efforts in the pfrtmenU. It, seems that a. Mr;. Marsh future.! ' . testified before the Committee that We would not jadJKatUy-aabn' peoplejwh'4 .have stood ; what iKe' pfr year'fpr,the pqstiradershipslat - while people of LouUianahaveUoWC )rt Sill and other armjr posts in the They have j borne a n vast' weight of Rthwest- " In ;!.f n.Ki abuses, insults ahd' erim done i.. the name land under 'ilve sanution otj law. rerhaps a.' people like ours would not so long have borne such, indignities; and injuries :'. if " ';. ,rVvf! ? J ' without revolutionT But they the Louisianiaas Aat?e r revolted, . and gained . They can gain da nothing nowlhy neh . that tfeioirffif sL ZiXV:'"1 a protest as great North is dumb when justice ia asked in a; menachiTJodr The i.qrtnern puoiic wouia nave iqe cpn i servatives ofiiuQana ta2.eir: with t.s.tJp thino-a that ..Kel- logg's broodmay tnflictLet -but a hand be lifted in token of nace and eterv rlewsnaoer of tbe tlePubfican ..j r ii:JLj .i:..?;' uivv auu ui ike jh Uiii,au , . ui utu ( ihco . - - f T z r l proutainis menoauierB people tin8iu i ; cere inltieir nTOfessionsKofa desire h for peace: Here is even our pipf lessed f lect'urin thatweotnotrcb fnnalitv to. the blacks. . nLn' i?nn f U the political equal of the white to-bHthelpblittcasbpeHbF ,4- if, tatps ? looks, the rkttheMseack the Caseys ? Some: bitter f ! thevery John v Itusseli j in 'l e t h e recent . assafa 1 is drV Son therh mii nirzi , hVujwida vbJn these !urn4 ten tfays'oa8 poured : ; i !(. ' 1 . -.1 V' editorial 4ieparment oi.ne , i, (4tiM: nf' mlrenr'esentations I whiclueserveV A ie i.iurg meiropoiitan newspaper me t uenies fthai'the'Shernl Cbnserya- lives concede potitieairequality, and itf it v. - .fc.-ut :?-m uKWMMlm ask,tp vote wjt&the wbie Peiin jFusion movement in iL6uisiana,t ihrt i?LV.i k!rjaM-A ao. & "K'lft-ri -it" uv!iVAizuji i i Siith CaiolmtheJiberaU f LtniiV and the; overtures majdein , by this jOurbUt, ;whb, seem mineditoi hold the .Switlierin'w bites poqents.rrdaoap.rbe.pUu.aijipict. misrep asserts stamped effort of the South o- jiave sound and knows no sahe man soathiofahe Po- viymer,ws .veroome tomac addbbiownldbesb: great a tfPfrajC? foel as tb iey the :l!MHt!!B!Sn! iBmbxP tain Stages 7 a fs"he i tblbe'bsed always P xhe Ibillnantrddnefed irr ?the Senate as the tobli oflthtfllnldens. rtje liult LbyGen Clefc - i r. - I omi L discountenanced generally m 1 proposes to "incorporate Jbseph K. 1 reutitable ; ioufnartslip .eirjdes,:, who, 1,4 ohstonJ ames . EL. Lpn29treet,vWm. reentation the JJerald' writer 1 foa tir?ecorc&rdikew4seiOdtaineain' thaf Mi he 'Northern i man is extteHded ahdi-eir&bttea'nr,obUtiar upbn -aij - analien.' ; Every hotice of MrjUVename, whicb ap- j Lit iwr.. M.,1 car rmi8t 'ubtq call 'I vtlw tn t nws -s. ui us v iwiBBwu wy f press i-inera 1 ipU'OtI 11 fN ntthst-aflrlin-ftU -t)ir avnttl I T kileafM tfio-Wiiy WraXVv W'V4 t - -- i w . I p0 of ttrjaria$ arid fjdi iitelionai iWfong will lose ii4gea4l tho pur iair minded peop JTlleefore we ij T6lhe?raTapaTit oUiaiarnB Jiti$ lite waiting,: b?t wait,oqey,eHheleps; Theiieventual truth :i will r Vindicate f&i wisdon,; ; fVoii r ; 6oii raae.l'Tottr iflagnarirrmtas' iweira? i qle a wa W6 - ved pi parjL wau a porrji ptiqa x and narrow ? Sectional, afinnosity whien period. THE HKATIEST ALOW ET. I -The severest! shock the Grant ad- ministratipn has yet received was the I tnltliia An H.vrAnoao nr t , ;. . . t . i controverya rt" WMT " ? J oupiea, jDeisnapi resignea ni port folio,, and his resignation was instant- : This roan was a trusted s friend of e$!a WHw' ito anihe was nndouhtedljETa shi,; PW.& - B !r?oeaT t .t- " n J;? "ii?!tV; jrt fif io :f -j t r - -r.r: f Matipnt to-ihet Lvpiyed W Wsdnsgracel'e We' cannot "HMx jS? at e m9gmih dragg4 iftthmiWiby BWlinenJia those Grdnt- batf oliected arobrid s . . , n ;i Maue .- a - s .!; r - v LpHVj t-t4?-c-r in-.p I Th;ei: Was)iipgon lfpatfcbes Jast jedgbt ctamvh wo3ntiou4 f0 wondefctb Cbairnjan of the.oem. The shame f ithe.icrifnnpocien theewYprk and pw? BaewerSrfT- .not f msiji! tHrfni otilil I iTjyiV iJUJil J. ,11!. iiilj H'fl J ioi ih& i past fa Ju ty? ifl v olrinithe ho War T)e- malignarit-fMazatlaRgvAir LineUailroad, Tele graph iiand Iminrgfton 2Coibpanyj m SmitbWi4?a?Wjckaami oWnui Gay lord and others !nbdef!tu !abdte: Rtylef;iwitK?lapftaf bftdii6(it66Wi J . U .. . t! i x .';t' sjum iuc ;auJiory. f iypsiruci, a, ra;r road and telesranhi Irtie fromNeW Ironic-t-Fbrt4fbInloa6j ttieRld' tr ifvv ) tnr iWzyPt Houston, 7 togytl-fc withr branches- frpraf ihariOttNf-C.,' tbNbrfolk i Va., and fronr Lbredb' W-' Austin J' feTh4ii rbraWt , rightof Way two hundred fefetwide ! nd ' also in tne "States of 'Alabama ; and. MissisMbpt 'eietV hHetrrateSec from i5harlottef"FC.,' tbN bf folky iion'Of publieMand withid tenmiletrl kihebjebitM HneC f tit.f -" nf . . ui tluA Memdriar Sketch" of. the ' lamented T a n ' f i. ;ii mil ,i 'titi.vki Mr, TiiB. KjnsrsbarVi apDears inthis tiprj,(wpuld maf:, beautyv ihe,;-; J beareti.ap an.p litonaLa(vV, TjnJoM Mk ft i . r if ho- jdT GEN. I? Jtt L A P JJXKfc ATV ATI O M-" BelknaprAnsferstbeJblame;, -of at iuiuunuu!r uari:Bmj auu ssm oi ' pus-1 ejmse'pfvMarshvtranBpired, heist at ed t . . . . i : - 4 -- . that Ifie'iribneyas paid -waiWBeP iaygc-ibe;twaft:4iidt cognizntiOi ; tb. a?ffa?rtfrrtna8Hqtimlafter,ll 4 A ,dMteTr to the Richmond, JFAJ .t -at - . :-. t1. :J , r . 4 -iioejonipeciai Pio,Tvmcn rwe saye. (ireat cbite .Jefling, agRSt hej President jvand hULb4 redbired:to Xplaihf hi conduct, hndiiC-justicai-J Ta an Vifby h jsrycipilat, a?tpn i to; hietdaJ riexid and subordinate the pepple that hadpeenfiJeffrom; forpaeri .'ill-fudged hnd ; corirdpt patf. I tempts tp ; whitewash and guutyjOiiiciajs. f t I r.''v 'WH (iEORGE li VlW. 1 '.'X The ' Va5esb6roP 'Herald ha v i ng n om- "5 inaceq non 5 x. jj. v a nee ioruovernor .arid Hon.' Geoi Davis ofthial 'city for1 Lien tehan't-tvcrn of, ! and f many j .State pape Uvjpg ,pn46rsea; 1J me suggest ion oif inese .qisiinguisnea names.Mr: Davis- wrote to the editor, Col. EL R.'Liles, a letter declining in aavanc? me nonor oi sucn nomina tioq, " The Herald, publishes an .ex tract from : the letter; and-expresses its regrei at the- winter's 'determma- ' .' t- -2 f ii ill Jv-iii'il:".i"k ii tion. After remarking: npon, what he cPnsidera the 'too. geoerona. and parr tial' judgment of him,Mr. Davis says: I cannot accept the nomination you .propose, nor any other.' . So 1 f(as it depends on my own volition, ! 'am, if t knew myself, as J careless of '-political aisunciion as men usuauy "get : to be. , i desire no office, and "know of none that I would at j thia rf'tiine- accept.w The able and high- ouuieu ueuiieuiau wnu writes m kuia yein is wprthypfiherniost) elevated,. mcial : d ist in ctiou w hicbi the State oT hotiu varuima couiu lir its gratiiuutrr iblliapatneS fAsgpatipn,, we se that nJ .Lkt .llmiJ.fJ.2aYjl?itZi j in!: nvldvertisementafram fhoseifetties.:iiut.iWik opnaor.oit;ine ,vh ieerj.e oiaes, , then a member; fo.theonfederate r.dabihet always J,af deVoted and mbd' est citiien bii fnends5 bctald 'safety claim for him arjy-posiuon- to which tbey think his distingubhed abilitios and exalted character entitle hiriiV ut he,' wi.fnpt'' permit theni1 so to ao. ana preters tne..Dopie.3ppstKoi;.prjT - . 1 . .it ,vaie citizen ;:to .loeumoab roonoraDjct public fitaliori in the rift 6f thcr peo : i . I r i New' Teceived ' last ' night frohi': Louisiana is'ieassuringl t i iw; j ( ujiitJ- wv.",. QUt programme; LnsicobfioJ. 9 3,?t C- i-l lJ f pUttinssnallvicnrluii iq ,J TK 3 following cpriceai rtueijuyeatem4y9 Apples, dried)12j cents per pounl; dried J.-peaches 25tf peT.poatid; fwalflttta; : fe5 ehlaf- J per pefek'r picklesL' 20 .ats WdSkett;' lardi 718 ente'net poundibutterv9 fi)5S .'cpms pepbuiidi cneese, n1ts.perjwiu)id beel'ieirpajee ' 'i i a d a ; 1 t - '-veina pejpOTuia j wqSKfPWrWiVmW cams,95 9enteaspeqkjj)Eenclams,i fceHfs quiut soup puncj),: cent3jeggsvl?fb cent. adow:stureeoa, 2a eta, a ehuakviiusji : notatoea new flrish'OcaiDeekWaew sWee . X r . r Si. J . . I Scents a pecki'fi6htrotit.25cl peJ bunch? ;riiuUet: 1023 cent per bunchj u ttufnip). lOV&nWm tiuheh'ionions 1 60' cehtS iia ipet'kIJicdu&ges'' '-a'&z;HM -cents a duck boa75 ctsva paA-; ioui&yr6-tnwn Uun4hjfearits; 5&afpxwU;ti1ceiW)aS0C;a 20.eents a quart; anliflowef 4 ld25 cents? celery, 5 cnta j.bunfihi ttirkeyi 2pp Jer h llfpii? nrd i fthlpwreck-CfalUek VelWs'IOstJ ' : j ttcispathesiepforxithatjao unknowh jtaUaaVharque !bQnhl3 nf op Baltiiribrev went . ashore! tWcby! mi tea Nfirth'of Kitty Ilawk? on br et PSTedBcaSa aUblii Sfief Srenti oieces'hetWdriiircliaufirn creif tfiirtieanwrroU la-tee Krt J4 Afflra). f1?8 wcJ?AcVVif?T g liBtiist y.iJu ii'j : f?-ti f -' j i-t tt "i?nfuu ti.u "ail ifcit v 'The property 0? (he Cape eaar.iailiing Aasociation.ftat AbhoUsourg,- was., sold, at .W. amanaday. . the asgiguee, r, Alex. Jrausz eiD.,., pn5t chaWr.auioagiitheirBst ltn aiountp $16,000. w if w vifniai' "id 'Hn ladm'ti I riiiartx icrahsr IR a dozen anales. 60. la 60c . i $1'00 pr gallon vr $l-a birth eT; do.' Stmd,i thelt. MiVrttitmWi an eltort to rescue ,tbe poorieuowr. pur in t i , a.i . Oil J J..Tl r,Vf.V l.ftilM .Itf.rw '.ft. I the attempt their own boat1 .was swamped J S3 J Dajdatt Tk(b ri VX . M 4 n Mr. Moses Mpjlf MmEffl$WH ship, in this county, met with the misfor fute of having his meat house OTdken open M Tsdsy jjighjt; td pbb ear'a' prpyiswnSvhKUng ft tlfl tnJbgr1oi haW ibbtildera; ABo did ftotAhsopverj ; bis toB?uniU Tf eanesuayriBiwTOnz, wacr.H . J. . . try j - npon iirresigatiob hetound'that tbet.'rohi ber had ioalVolen Atsltleatl whtchlhad osi wm so Hiacu time aaa irouoie.ana upoa on: It: Transact! nr Yn WUmgtob - to, mQ it MlbtUia tfoo i as Le t; fliscoyerede .ibiaasloss,! fflartedottp Kmit;aii4 Rdd Cross atreets, kept by his son when ne DejasQQ scQvry thaj he OrT, Mpuetj naa purcjiasea the jneat,wb; hadj been stolen from kjs father. , The ydupger.. alpttej stated- ItkaJhlbeT man he! bejught Ue neat fromiwas Colored, but Hvatt 'not known b lHhr; though.be' wai (aurei he' ihbuld recogiiiic him: were ;hc; it, see ldra 4 'f fTlils is the most daring, f successful abd' iuvvaivoH a vr w va j AXu aihyiuvt tun I W haveheard of in alongjiime; :!i,A'sU be lrt of WlimtBffta :The Tarboro tjmtMrtier says that w il miogton! has "steadily 4 and 'surely gained ground until now it has attained a most re tractable, position in the marine world.' '1 be tjouvurner men observes tnat uie, av- erage citizen in tne interior; wben. he reads the lpt of Vclearancea,',' vessels in port, &c, is! astqnUhed at , the; t number. , It quotes from the Stab's reports of tits 23d and 34th of February, and remarks 4 ': Te tr . .T ti. ,t . 4 . . a r jsvery true xionn uaroimian. wiin pa trlotisra enough to keen him from freezing. will be proud of this recorded instance, of tne prosperity, oi . a norm taroiina- city. There is no' reason why Wilmington should not receive more cotton from Edgecombe and-i the trade of our merchants, t East Carolina has poured her treasures into the lap of our neighboring cities. in. Virginia, until they have grown and waxed wealthy. and this to the neglect of-our towrP seaport towoa. f! We cannot believe this would - be' so if the? merchaabv and business men of lWilmineton "solicited .our., trada .more.. frirUmtnerS' frOmi'fevery' city,, borik of "Uis 4 vviimuigtoo. iuur newspapers' ieem vwuB advtjrtisemejits from Ihoaeleiliest butnWH irtjiugton. ;and -hex business': housee are 091 spread before he eyes pf, tui; r-eaderaL. j . - e-si ' '.t1 J M Ma.: J.pyrbb' received a letter frbm ,Gen. CblstdH, aday ior ltwo since, i which. brings the - gratifying news : that he had'ar jived within a few fiburs' journey bf Cairo; 'At the time of writing h was still bnable .much imnrGvemefatbv a : short solourn at kiro. Should this prove to belhe, case he jexpecis to appiy,, lor a tuuougnv wun me LiotentiOQ, if he continues, to improve, of Ftikirigatrip adrbwthe ocekn: jUt ' ,l jThellakigh fley thusvjexplaipsl lhs de- J Jclsion: of .Jlidgo jBeadev published ia.oar last issue : "The recent decision of the Su. rennc'Coart; in : the Icasl o t tij'JJL Bu)e TaU vife 1 vsilfj BiIidaa Associatibn' iroW'llew HanoVer ls hbt: impoitant as Jaffects'the "other associations "bf the' Stated ! 5&ts0 VU.'kdffiffiP!bft account bf How sustained the demurrer. ' The Supreme 4 Court' reversed : the demurrer, ,saylng the. -jeinaer pi 4e , panics woraeu; no injur,, yJSdtMng is decided in the (ase bti Itt .me 'rjtftRaaii W nut 4vuj -4iot -il ' J .of o-i '".Jr. rfiii" J l": m .ftj- . . j . V1 1 " clDcerj othanl ,were -Bcted9tp serve auafe(siipyeait: (aditd- 4w.-jtiir f ijiBl Gramgia'I'residentj J 'ni-' - G;;WanmedirirYldesideDt. ae W!1 j ... i i.j srafaaswicn. r ri , T His? Honor, .Judge iJieiioy, jrenaereo ill 1 ' . -jrdr i.'.ia : 1 X deeteldnyesterday, in? sf ..casW Jimes; r UanfhM ms titail ianlB Infllllnff Hi rlAI in alvail , , . .i. ' . . ,1 4 .- . ? , u lt-ria1 uT8(.. B-. ,-vr.B T ( I" T 4ity whlclfhaa'beeh 6mted frdnl tola coublyt' Mmjfifmj catroif f6V stm'&nbther fempval-id W Mittmiity,' iJSSr Irmiroa&ingtCT 8lh IIUU nstaaju 'Mit-ii-, Jt io;iyy It aa MnbVted' bnlhe iincftythataere1 were'thitieSesef tnaUJ T 7. : T t .rS, ...... i ft: - trei anoat-it isnara to'con-t peive;u qui j; '; ', ft -' CouatyrJpmmUisianeA ibelft on; XPPP days atraponAt, wajjprderedj that 4,; Black, Esq4Ta,liiP5y; tpthe Bniy;Traasurer;twenty-jaTe eiycenfcu pt. thB proceeds of the State atcouhfjiapl jaWtax fcVyeiSli;1: 4sppUed-Wtbe-surir6ftl6t IheTpcorfl iacedrttanfee1 . 1 L 1.1 I A Jl "a i . 1 a u A 4LA in ,L t tion--" .ni.H-' 1 ill HI. Ill Mill iiicK'ted freireS f orsnDsiiencfbrlM iici - iIi-:t;2a-iliL-i.toiiid.Oi the - Nortbi Carolinal .troops -were elei'of bord and Wadesbxro were; aTso reflected ,.An hk reverberating wav i'rOund the UUi ai VyliUbUU, UflUlJJOUU ,VM- I leruay aeniesxneTepor. nu - mere is L6tfliVhtfti8ou 'How iitrh riihrr arf 1 : f nut, fnil W no'Jsf' Lac:noDt-..-A - I ix r na.M 1:1 n ;:M4.ReH 10c 1876 j t-Mv tenary. iFrPetefsburl; Inuex-Aeal) to ?Thd honorable and equal part which theState'of North-Carolina bore in the. rrecent struggle pf Confederate jkidependence has been deyelopdaand established by official proofs smsrthe pfi&l of defeat involved all thieCom- mpn wealths of the South in the com mpn -doontf .df dHticat" subjugation. Tpere'lWij? lime jrorWediaeiy f bUow- adctrsea pf a-eeirtain lakewarmness in 1 .yiiie.uern3 ayseauu wueu mo ponsibility. attaching tb the. loss. of ft ol the: great and critical battles tbef Confederate Revolution, was If qd vTeniently attached to ' the ?sb dul- W h believe, as the rh jjst and, smpke of, battle dear gradually. and. gracefully. 9 wayiJ that1 full er i ustice is now bein s onptp'Jati' parts of ; the" long align.' jaen,ti jmd.jthat the "discredit of failure j isinotoreeaapoii any delinquent ana ,d4tBbbeilpbtidik dktf'Yfefffcrfetl W ,(qe weakness :of the; whole resis .tance'andi Jexplained',by,. tbe supe'-? mumpers orme 10 Just as the ' distin- alrous record of the ,ild llprtb Stale in the ' Confederate wpr is tnus oeing recovprea, ana put before ths eyes of 4he world in colors of credifc abd lbry that can never 'falde; sptbe high' and Tieroic burthen which lie;$tatl ebdttredmtheepcob- q( the : Revolution is being made t ofr' to- ber sisters of the Union j to challenge theif acknowledgment arid teir; admiration: declaration of Independence, and the. lleafwed "and 'able J diseussitm; elicited bt lt-ivuflSofehfl v" established that the pit'jripi plj jth4 V cpunty deserve the praise of first , severing the .relations between the American Colonies and the' Mother country. The celebra btatipn' on 'Monday at the Widow Moore's Creek, North Carolina, re called the. historic fact that the first blood spilled in the resistance against British usurpation ; and aggression, powea irom tne veins or a. JNortn Carolinian. The county now called Pender was named after a martyr of lbei Confederate warj and is part of the tract known, as New Hanover county in the war of the Revolution. Thus the two equally sacred and honorable causes are associated on the pages of history and in the memories' pt .men; and the annals oi atter years will acknowledge that the earlier "rebels" ; had no higher rank as patriots and martyrs of po litical independence and personal lib erty than, those who poured out their, iife-blood on the fields of a later and ;t4dre baptess1 istjfugEflel '-iS has: peeb bbiwrvaeecibPjMOft;; vr.ee tie, that the New England! patriots,' the secessionists of that day, fought lite mercenaries and hirelings of the British crown: while the Continentals bf North Carol ina-t he brave follow- 'ers of Caswell and Lillington were opposed by inert of the same blood and brawn, as tnemseives, tne aescen dents of tbdScotchmen who upheld the flag of .the pretender the exiles and victims of 1745, of the tragedy of CullodenV abcl the cruelty of Cum- berland. But the 'Carolina: patriots 'were equal to the defeat of their own hardy. and jieroio and " loyal" neigb bors, and a high niche rightly belongs tb them id the temple of colonial and revolutionary annals. We read wiUx pleasure tnat -.tne oeieorauon: oi. me day was one of. eminent-eclat and of large popular attendance. The day was wprtny pt.au tne nonor accoraea to" it. The ''people '!r do i tbemselves bpnor in pay in all tributes of respect, w ana renaennz every mara. ui uc- Ltj'otVbhe dead, wfib sacrificed their lives id defence of the immortal pnn ?oiples which have since been the safo guar'd of !Pur national existence :i e ricb' 'centenniat memories of xnortii varoiina, we are eiau to see. , are proudly ; , celebrated by the ' chil- f dren of the Old North Stated Last ear 1110 iiicvbicuuuig icuiaiauuu aa its nunureutu anniversarv auuro- irialery 5 htrabredy and 1 todaV North Carolina celebrates' the battle which took? place on! thel2 7tba of February, 1 7.7 6h at the- W idow ! Moore's s Cree k T nnhlv 1 1ljSLv-UxkisLaxlLxU ueaveuiy. noue auu inauiv cuucstui. S JiW ,tmfifiH U'w8hriw-that I ' - f-. , t . . - r, I . . .... a , . . . . I the forelsW-soidier'wottid'De opposed refclaifBed' that tbo-domestie fartisan or the foreign oppressor ihi bayflnetispoinw t .Tlhus. were il evpntar.aTOnEtneroseiesyirii tne II - . . - , 1 , ;l 1 r Tj .oi . ii o tor liih. .xrrauu r--rjw irTiT jii. -: 5J -i.iTi-i-j -TT-j 10, 7, I iPfJorntinn vhicn was to no marLft on id Worth we' cather np like newels .( HI-. ltrbt tnat.nas. Deaconea out tne ie- n--wf sJf-n. i.i''rn !' : ' -sJl .r;. Unf-!l :!- dUhi. for. now so .nrsrn, a hundred. t . . : .. t., . -. . . . .., .... . ! W0lf Jlti.il 'y-U- . ...U ..J-.U-.U :I ! T 1avxi 11 wu .!s ,-. , . r.:.;nv j cTherguacft which has been kept over tha reBtdeneer Ae late Hr Fleet. Who1: died from sdMpdx" on )hh2iMf pwyea yeeroaynwrnAnx.pyaerior i we yiis tbcre being no epprehension of any Wrtber dkiieer? from the &ea& in : thai! quarter ( Atl necessary precautions . jWere taken nreviousJo the removal .of the ruard in the wav of fumigating. . cleanainKs and purifying the premises.fs(:;j . ... .j f;t- i .r . ftn.n... Tamil iiri . :iaiiuuiii .. ftftftft. in the records of that time of 1 r 1. !j ta 6i tai 1 ia-.ui?.Hidit- j ;:;;;yp 20; 9-1 4 ii-'Ji!' it THE NATIOIf Alt OISGBACE irf- tLICTED BY PBESIDENGnpiT, Ui3 . e.i Scenes in Congress Grapbteati Je- , ; ;-d'i ;; ( I S ':IK?-.'K.5, . ir .'II' scribed Tbe Damnlns; Evidence. . money PaldDown io Reear a f T iittcraUveappolntmeDt x,- 1 . tliement In Wasblncton . : f gf J i?HUWh; - i i - !f .. Surpassing Any TblnK ' I ' . ; .1; ... , ; j , , that .Occurred ' : '- . ' -,K,-r! . .. since tne Decease i r .yirj f ? rj rij , . j I 1 ; , if ! V r , ! ( . r I: 1 . - I From the Richmond Dispatch specials 1 fj Washington', March j2. , L ; Early this morning Belknap, know ing that-the lawful 'tale 'was' public,1 wierit with bowed head tonhVPresi- dnt and handed in his resignation; wiiu lUB.jeuuesL.inai is . ne jat,- once. his friends feared, with - ihoncrhts of siuciae in ni8 neau. ' ! The President; stoical as heisiifeU hu rt, anJn di&o auta naauiea mmsei wish you had vlThe AttomeneraJ, Without e, conld examine into the" subject, . was in elided" td I the belief :tbat pif beeedings' wonldv nbtlie after tbe'resignatioii was accepted; While Secretary Bris tqw with an equally, brilliant law re-; fcbrd, entertained an opposite 'view, and thesubjecii'was the i cause oP an iivut a ucuaic iu tne uuuhu VillS x . ill., though at? thea close: the. adoption of the resolution providing for the" im peachment of General Belknap was unanimous. ' ' '-.' ' The Iowa delegation iri s Congress feel that the disgrace , reaches , them J uia ,tueir, state, anu . express tnem seives bitterly.) There ' is nothing else talked oF or thdught of to-night. The hotels, corridors, and loobies are f dll of people discussipg every detail ot jine sicKeniog Dusmess. , MARSH-S TESTIMONY FN EPITOME. The substance of Mirsh's 1 testimd-' ny which brought tfiis"dertfttcti6n on him, is given mi the following: The witness testified! that in the; summer of 1870 he spent some time at Long Branch, and on bis return to New York,1 Mrs. Belknap and Mrs. pow ers (the present! Mrs. Belknap) 'went to his bouse, and - Mrs. Bowers,-on account of kindness shown her, asked witness, jf , be; !wQuldnpt.like a post trader's posiilbrir," He replied .that; fee thought those? positions sVbnH' be given ioj nonoraoiyoiscnargea soi uiers,,oesiues ne,na.a. po. political .in fluence. . , : Mrs., Bowers said . she, could secure it,' but suggested-, to' Marsh riot. to mention tne matter to ine oecre- tary of War, because on one occasion of the kind-he had threatened to kick the applicantdown; stairs.-";. She, ad ded that, the post at Fort Sill was about to be abandoned, and that she oould obtain it for Mr.' Marsh He then made application for the post at Fort Sill. Subsequently saw Evans, the former post-trader, who was ialarm- aai ine prospect ot losing tne piace. After consultation with Evans it was' agreea inai juarsa Bnouia Been re uie place: that Evans watt- tu get the commission,1 and 'thai he wasHb'paf Marsh : $12,000 annually. After re ceiving the first $12,000 he2 sent half ia 1 . ir 1 . -i ii . 1 of 4t to Mrs. Bdwersio The next pay iiieui was geDi w iue oecrei.ary-01 War himself, and ' he' had r cpntinupd ' sd tb send 'down td the last payment, in'187-5vi Marsh also; said that he at-; tended the first Mrs.. Belknap's fune ral, in f Depember, 1870 .. and .' while, there he -went up stairs atd see" the baby, when - Mrs.1 Bowers" 'explained that alt the 'money sent was in trust forj , the ; baby.i I Jdfftrsb t explaiped, in i a, m wer.( to. questipn s, . nis 1 map er . pr; sending' the money "by checks drafts, certificate's of ' deposit, &cC, and once he? personally handed it to tie Secre tary of Wan f h' jijj-d ihitm iM&-m The impeaohraent-tal-wU com- 1 ' .! at J .t . I opinion as that it ,wiU last , only r a- few days. , :' .:.: - ,1 Timon. . ! -i.,.:i!.;.-,r ANNOUNCKMpNT-.i u. . Specialto Jl9.- altimOjrazettel n , , lo a v hi AV'AstaiNGTO'll arch3yi I -Iib fuerte ravLbe ilooseef vltiecre- ftefi.tati8JhMaft?r9:oou wjjen tlie re port of the. committee ou .expendi- 3ft.i'-J t-u trJ.'-'.nk,J: JLViX-t- tur m'ai ireo m tuo rial icpaiiiucun hod i adb'ver sbleinrr a'ria 'inipresi f sive AU dayflbng throWgsf people surged Jintb Qnidorajjeading tfeel Sopin WUlg MliW-KapwVrHVV.F galleries; of itjb fldnse, were i Cfpwde with ;8pectatprBjL--E Jni.theimpendina. deppuement in tepasp rirypejknap begnl to pe Druiteu auuut iuc vuhciQ, auu Wfeb 'tfb'brj.iwh'en Cn'ffreW.asett bhSdJ'thesdi Stories.;' lad; iben coni f. filmed. ftihotQj&fflimiljL qpzep,. daVsj and as -these gentlemen rhegaan ta arrive at tbftiPapitpl:and bo;fctt beoame.kqPWP.that thejrwere.io ppg-. session of the awful seqret, theyweroi besieged at-overy -tnra- by Jtheir f el iQxaemberaind.by, exqiecl vCprres bondent&i whdhad been; beaten on this important piece of news'bj'their oibT8!fbrtankte conpeUtohL" 1 01 i. m ...1.! J it: . . ' ... - xne memoers 01 tue oommiueo which held . tbp fate of : the, Secretary in their hands, were .locked in thir. f "!A-VacolirajV conduct: of his.wai pflicer, aid so ex pressed, bimself saying' in answer to Belknap's remark that Hef; wished he' momhflrti of tjenirress. .anew, tne "-real. nature of the developments wnicn bkd beeri raider during tfie ipa'st'two room, and messengers were pocuat5 every approf-rh to fepfcthe ex-, cited auaJnUnselkoixiaUj laquireri? who were eager to inter Vier them," The chairman of tb i committee" pu i 1 AppropriatrobaMdle jately af terAhe"readin)Lthe Journal, tof report heVdeficielcybilrfoAfie . -Bureau'iofiEngravuigl :aiidPtiintiiVg andafter that came there port from 4 the committee pf. Ways arid rMeans on the Ha wauan treaty, whichT1 was read at; thbf clerk's desk.W The Uot: Fernando1 - Wood then ti Jbegau h ?i speech in support :bf-this report.- AHia't ; this3wail! tb occupy thetlmO of :tBea -v4 1 House1 ontilHri Cly mer's committee' had made .up their record '"and! pre-i" aredt1 their ' report lftThe"; deepest ' tw 1 anxiety was visible Stf the faces of aft 1 the people who thronged the tralleries. ' I . and the inetbersolHBWlIbase -5 Bered id llttle tetsrfOieldarOoms W nd in ; the space in the YeaT f 'Ihei f$eatstb discu8s 'the frightful feyela I tion, the oatlines of which they had1 ' found iri the Gazette.- The Repufilt j can . members were "manifestly very muchefsi'ea;a&l jtne chamber, which seemed to affect ' ? everyWerbsent. TlYertf ?waiiWi V Tevity ble'rthf.tf aiue. anu, in moving, aoout among -thegtm'tme HhSkWWM: didf4notr LiheaRv? rt4tisr';iKtnnajrW j that. tnrliat oA -". nrthinrr.; 1 w "" I sense of humiliation and shame which , , TdiifKhorribieieVelatibn pf kial tnat I easanco nustineyitab yuruuuinry. .t twenty minuies to ditures in the War Department quiets i ly entered the hallandMr. .Clymer .; and his Dembcralib'cblleagues foun!1 seats close do wff to the- bar of the " House on the right of the I Speaker... The instant their entrance, was noted, a death-like' stillnes4: ensued 'and gravely every member who had beetV J j lounging, ya .the cloak rooms, or, stands ; ing.rio2-,tbe.earof.the his placed,' In ,. expectatiqpjOf t whaj was to cbrie, r sanp' jn;Uiv course bf his peechj'andMr Clymer.'' aroseand, with 'the 'deepest feeling;51 " asked if bis friend from NewvYork' would not suspend his remarks in or . der that he might hare an opportn 'u'-, pity to present a report unanimously -, adopted by his committee, the grave' , character of whicIT would, when its contents were tmade "Tcriown to the House1 uliy -warrant the request he , had made: . With, if possible, more than his -.usual grace, . the urbane rMr. .Wood; yielded, and ... bep Mr. .Clymer stated that in view . , o f the haste , with 'which . Jiia report had been prepared, he was1 satisfied -that the clerk. would not be able to' read it, and therefore must beg' per mission to read ' it himself One of his Republican colleagues bn the com- 1 mittee moved that ! he be asked tb'gb ' to the reading clefkrdeskr and read the report i' Thereubeing jnanbjec tion, the. Speaker requested Mr ly roer to come to the .deskV wbicu "fie . ididandiuc. a admiaWenVanWeread-Ms report rt l lb e t aceompinyio gro lresoratrpnsiT tH,i gejher witn- -aU the, ev4dencej aiVdySc? companvincr exhibits. . ' ! i ! Dunngtbe'feann'an 1 nnbrojci-w" of -the detailimeantime produced as; the disclosures oameout was noticed able in the faces of the members, but .the 'pen'-of the 'mpst gifted"1 word- painter would fair to'present-io the i? reader any adequate idea of it, i After t i the reading, pf the record an yi- . j j "dence was concluded. Mr, Clymer, in a neat and appropriate speech, moved' decided -spirit lo&i opposition ;maniv' i f ested to; this; qn tho ipublican side, y , i : andiKasson, of Iowa, attempted to , . givp a political turji to the occasion, but the prbpiptlTebuke which hniet u at ; Mr.- Clymers.' hands- settledchim .i i prptty .effefttu.ftlly.irhe .peaesfeaada,, let members bf the committees Mn Black- completest , overthrow; was- tpatof Mr.koaor myacnuJir: burn'effprt;is:admi)LtpdtqhavpJbeen : one pf;,the happies,.that ; jas been , v, ; made in the V Hpuse of ' Representa- ' tives for many years;"1 He met 'the i issue' raisea oy AiTji noar as to tne power- ,of the House,, to impeach a, , ciyilj ofliper, afer he. has resigned as . i defined in Story's Commentaries on" 1 the'" Constitution," 'and' signally de-" ieateu mm. air.'noanriB wnu witn j rage, and so far forgot himself as to 1 ceeded his time. The prompt and i emphatlominherlnw ' -: stated that this" was1 hb'i true' sent , Mr. Hbar-backi to( his seat jwitb Am. j stern -face. He t uhpided. after, jthis . and was not heard. from. again, r Mr. Kasspn, off Iowa, made , a pitifnl and - ' ! '- ''.I V but whebLUiejrieauon ydf prdering.ti tbApreeuaquestipp ijKft&fo M&&rt were but. two or three faint noes, and Lon'tfra&fofcb tbere ri J was' note tme'sdliury nay heardV , ' ' ( 1.' in lame, quasi aerense 01 ae)nap, ana 1 .ap'fealtdt'in'H i1 - matter o IhP5 Judiciary kioni hritiee,5 ; j A new . sect.. 01 . Adventists. is re- t ported in the W est. At Owen Sound, j CamdthVelteftttat'tti !. pad. ton bei 1st of A'p'ril ftas paused uo e, j lms:&&ev&f andyljWiO, rjespejta I hie farinera have become insane , j $anUafe xfiihlihtXd'nhAii I belief, apdarti.;d,esignatig!odiffereht i persona xo? carry, tne news to tne,, dita... I erent nations. - . - '. . 1 . . . , -m r-:4"' - A.little darkev fell overboard from I a packet1 acksbtrf : kndv wasres- ; cued in a drowning (condition when he could ailj hari;bePjppJled,,ojQt itanders swore lustuy at.the owner of ibt kk for hia tbargywlien h replied; Dit ytt e ls "feyt last papers ! collar, and.de boy waai, kick jng watery"; like an alligator." 4 : I"