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i .l. iaM NEW SERIES SALISBURY, JV. C, DECEMBER 4, 1868. VOL. I, 1VO. 48 d i atm or svtaviiraow. 41 rnm-ctw a . WATCHMAM OLD MOBTU STATE. TRl-WSEKLY OtD NORTH STATE. r. i !. . n c. H Wstt,0 Tr -u monit.. LE0I8LATUBE OF NOBTH CARO LINA. 25, IMS. to order at SENATE, WwXMPsr, Nov, Hie Senste vm 01 M 11 o'clock. The FreMMHl staled that be idled ut tin Minister, who are I ' .narn- 11. of the riiat to open the arawa bad ap- Willi j .1 l.j .-r.ii. a a a prayer, .my i -p --. owing to the acliea of lbs Senate, aereral Ues nam, la lawran le that marter. Mr. Swtlb presented a petition horn W. 0. Hick, lata 8nruT of Wake eHMMy, praying far an" extension of tint t rorfert Lrk tattea. Basoned to tba Committee oa Propositions and OrwrUaaaa. bki-obts or committkm. Mr. Welker, from the Committee oa Public Cbartnaa, u wham waa reined a resolution autbnriaing tba R eperio t endent of tba Iaaane Ay lum to insure sal? prop nty, ri-port'-d favorably, aud tba revolu tion wa aeopted. Mr. W instead, from the Committee on the Judiciary, to whom waa referred a bill to t n ml I be time tu wincn criMW wmow m i; dissent from deceased husband's i!l, reported favorably, and the bill paes- i-J ita second reading. The same, to whore wm referred a bill to amend title 7. section 7a, of tbe Code ..f Civil I'rocelare, reported an amend-. mrni, and recommended it paaeege- laa ioiidiarut waa adopted, and tbe bill pass ed ita second reading. , u UrocdcO. trout the Committee Sn Finance, to whom waa referred the bill to , lueoroornts m aoriu cannula amu .af Dsn, part of tba Commissioner or bit eoaaty, wub aareev and aaap. IHWriM to Com ail waa on Oeaatlea and Townships. Mr. Hedeett wiehed la know if ibe law raqaiiad the report to ba preaeatad to the General Aatemblr. Mr. Argn preaented a memorial from aeveral Muperior Court Clerk in the Stole. Eeaanad to Committee on Salariea and a aeons or committkm. Mr. P.o, fm tlia Committee on Judi ciary, repoitd upon tbe following bill, To provide for the appesatiarnt af En try Taker, and recommend ita paaaage. For tbe protection ol debtor, recom mending that it do not pa. To amend chapter 9, Coda af Civil Procedure, reeommeudiug that it do not Tba bill were placed ayon tbe Calen dar. ' bksolctioks axi bills. Br Mr. Poa: A reaolalloa (tbaSeoate concurring.) to allow member eteet, ban ned bjr tbe Ulk Article, who had beea preaent, their ettteage and per diem lor tbe tiaae of thi ir atlendanre. Mr. Poa moved mat the role be n- rnrbW, aaal tba lalatiuu ba adapted at a. B W. Morri, colored, moved le refer the matter to tba Committee on Privilege aad Klrelimt. J. H. Harrn), colored, of WAe, opp.m- -d tbe n fi-renee, and urged tbe adoption af I It resolution. Alter rniifiderable dieurton, Mr. Fo ter moved to refer to a rpecial committee. Mr. Elite oppoaed any reference, and took the ground ibat whether ar not any of three gentlemen came berc In good lailli ibey were entilk-d to mileage and per diem for the time they were berc. J 8. Leary. colored, favored tba reso lution hi a apeecii fome length, in which ba cited tba caw of Stephen a in tbe tti-u- ate. " Mr. Ingram lo supported tbe measure AJT ACT TO IKCORFOKATR THIS BALIABUBT CEMETERY ASSOCIATION. SwtmoM 1. Tike aitnerM At$emWjf Jvarf OanWiaa do ennrt, That U. A Da via, John I. Shaver, M. L. Holme. Luke Biaekmer, F. E. Shober. John D. Brown, B. J. Weal Jamea . MeCubbln, Th. E. Brown, Joseph W. Hall, William II. rJeawford C. A. Henderson, Jaa.E. Kerr, Ja. M. McCorkle, Fted. II Spragne, Win , ,. .j... .IMJ.i. I"- McNeely, Wm. Overman, Julius D. kwing Hlrs, reported adverarfy MeJW Vm ,, B,lil(.v Wm. . How. VtlWIICIal J ,UIUUMIlvr, njij m- . U lb O tir it T ..i 11. li. Sprague, Waa.: Imbetb, J. S, Hruner. S. K. Linton. Andrew 3lu bill Na. tl, providing for ibe ap poiutment af Entry Taken, waa next reached and pawed it aeeon) reading. House bill No. 82, aatabliabiuga Farry atraaa Naaaa Uiver, ia Craven eoaotv. also paaaad ita second reading. lty consent, Mr. brte oaTereal a raenie lion, iastruciing tbe Judiciary Committer to inquire into the constitutionality of tba lit pnK.ed, last session, incorporating the North Carolina Loan and Trust Com(ia- ny. Lies over Th ftdlowie upon by th ken fi.im the calendar, and rejected upon their second reading, via : I lie bill for the protection of dobtors, introduced by Mr. BagUnd ; tbe bill to amend chapter 9, Code of Civil Procedure. Unase reaolnlinn No. 80, introduced by Mr. VilHi, of Itinkr. peiitiotiing Con- CrcfH to remove the disubilllies imposeil by tbe 14th Article, from all citiaeus ho have been in hearty aeeoid with tbe Re construction Acts, alio have not enJcav and to get ap another rebellion, and who have t.i iht..lly kept llieir amnet ty oath, was taken np. Mr. French wirntad to know how it waa to be' found out who had been loyal ; nnth- i iag waa eoutafurd In the resolution look ing- lownrds it. Mr- I m him moved to nmend hy strik ing out after the word "State," so a to aiske its operalipu include all eititeita in tbe Slate. to Mr. P.m olfcred a substitute, wheeling Comt 'J $ lugrea. ta , rt-movc the d.sab.l,lH-s impo- 5 i by the 14:b Article- Irom all tbe cut- ieu Con sed lens of tbe Statu, and mov d to make the mutter the upcvial order for idncsd jy nelt. Mr. French aid be was opposed to a general removal nl disabiiille. Itwastrne there were some Democrats entitled to it, bat there were others who were not. Those men who said, in the I st canvass, that if they were defeated niuv. B. tl Wllev, M. Whitehead, J. M. llor. ib. Wm. Murdoch, Martin Biehwfne, J, J. Sammerell, A. J. Mock, J. M. Cffin, Heury Casper. C. 8. Brown, M. L. Mcln- t ra, Bobert Murphy, II C. Long, M. W. Jarvla, Jmc H. Ennlss, John A. Holt, Sara'l. R. Harrison, Thomas J. Foster, John H. Eimls, Bnrton Craige, P. P. Meronev, Nathaniel Boy den, Jiliii Foster, M. A. Smith, J. P. Oowan, W A. Wal ton, Joseph Herah, A. M. Sallivan, It R. Crawford, Jeremiah Biirringer, John C. Moore, Robert H. Smith, Wm Rowaee, and Wm. M. Robbies, and inch other person a may associate themselves with them for the purpose hereinafter mention ed, be, and they are hereby made a body politic and corporate, under the name and style ol "The SaHsbnry Cemetery Asso ciation, and by that name may soe and be surd, plead and be impleaded, lu all the contract and be con have a common Sec. 2 That said corporation may par chase and hold as much land us may be iiereesary for the purpose of establishing a Cereett ry near the town of Salisbury in the Connty of Rowan,1 and may sell or otherwise dispose of said land in suitable bnrial lots, to be used exclusively as a ami all account of the ' . .1 l it , I H w brial of the dead, . ed at the hallo - , f ,l to bullets and r-l- , f , M,a H. In..nutoa C,p.Nr, reported back , it passage. .... ... . " -j x On motion af Mr. Rich, it wa laid lite same, reeommeitding .hnnM ri... aluive .11 e-irtr entiaidemtioll. an - tt v"; :. ' . lie woniu support ine resoiiiiiou npon iue in fsvar of Qucnlin Bus bee, reiiorted back ; T" 7JZTLZZLI7Za ,i7- die Mine mid itifiv-'d lit n tcnucu to tmti . . . I'..... (.... n.ii I reffi-rniic VI. i t. I ' ''. V "" -w w I .1 ..1.1 j j i .. i j me .autc .no mumi " r. t , . ,.,,j- r Tbe aam. from tba i ominttlee on Ti- C- I" . " . ... iinnu L a motion lo leH-r In a -o. ct.i ( mn- V.. W .. . i a i n. ii'i-.. i. v v n. ttuuvru to k-urrt that Mr. Iluury Gilea, of ii.i.: ..... l- tl.. i ...... t i ...... . I to. motion in .ft.r lo tlie nmmlttee ... T SfZ . ide. I .. . ,7 , ", "7 . vule, .tin;Miii triMltity, oil Mutlilay .x., c ' ftSi ?B, ' W wl,ilt' m rouU 10 "JVK BvMr,Elkbr A biH to proleal "''The'rule. -f then sasDcnded ..d .he fWTIi was tiding with the thafcwIiBg intereala of Currnistkeatiy.jolle,tioll apom th meudm. nt f rvr, arnl lie Ivor taking Irtght. II appear BBS certain persons ot- r- Mr .OB i,0p,,,e tbe operation ot the re-1 -"ovi td tbak mb fcuids to preveut buuimg ;0ulion ftam tt f juv t0 ihe 16tb. junipeil. ana Ins teet iitciiiiiiiiij t-n- nn them. TkbbdcUrallaa voH rbeqacatioB wa pat and carried. 'Up the action of tba Court in such case and ;ou ,,e poage of tba resolution, tbe yeas prebibfta tba poatin ol any of tba Basrah ,nd M.( were c tiled, aad resulted hi the adoption af lb resolution, as amended, by oo, lO-jr woniu appea. . m, ...... ana ,- , nf j M,d Cemetery, shall y ag arumm u.e.r now ,o,o.- .w- , b fim M f h , f ,f Inr HII..I. to II lii bull J lll-Vi', VO'.' to kilVK I. 1 . . ' . .1. their disabtliltes removed Mr. Etes moved to postpone the whole matter until the 1st Monday iu January ic t Carried. On motion of Mr. Argo, the Uoasetben adjourned until Friday. A M., 10 o'clock.' .J. ' - .1 uli in. mum, .1..... -. lie fowling and is h ine interests. Befer- rd to a special aemmittea sppoiuled oa T My Henry Eppee, colored : A bill for he relief of tbe aoanly of Halifax. Be- frrred to tba Cammrrtaa of Fiaaoec. By Nr. Lindaay I A resolution to favor Wm. Tbompaon, Wm. Grime, Wiley I. Jones and B. K. Ferrell. Lie over. Br Mr. Behbim i A rewutiou propo- ing to ratajka Joint Conrmitti-e, composed t uuo member from each Judicial I Us rict. tbe exambto seelioo 11, title 2, of be Code of Procedure, and report by bill ny enpages waicu uu-y uiajr wmwiK i Adopted. Ur Mr. lilylbe : A resolution, msiruct s the Committee ou tba Judiciary to in ilia Code of Procedure a critical cs- tarnation, and to report to this body such meudmeut a they May deem ucaeaaa- After considerable discussion, on mo on of Mr. Wiustead, it waa. amended, by mittiag tba Coilc to the Commission- npoiiiied on that subject. 11W qneallon reenrting an tbe adoption ilia resolution, a amended, on motion Mr. Mayes, tbe whole matter waa aid tfte tattle. A mesaaga wa received from tbe ou, trauamluing a bill to amend an t to establish Special Courts id the cities Kllmtogton and .e bern. ( t ins out TDfaa to establish a Sneeial C o'urt la m- thy ol Balrigb, empowering Ibe Judge pMiitit the Uolieitoi ol tbe Court. ( Ke- rred to tbe t'omtuittee on tbe Judiciary. Also a bill hxiiui tbn time for holding i Superior Court in the county of Hen- und his feet 'tangled in the reins. ' lie full. The wluela parsed urer his head, criiitiitiK it. Infant death eosticl. II'. Journal On motion of Mr. Bly the, it was laid i tbe table. a motion of Mr. Winstead, the Judi uy Committee waa ordered to be iu- V-ued tbe additional number subject to deetston of tbe Chair. The President iuled Mr. Graham, Senator irom are. on that Uommittoe. Tba reaolaUoa iq favor of A. 0. Avery i reported Irom tba Enrolling Com mil wd ratified ream. rr. Na v. - Sf Mr. Bamet t, from tbe eammittee oa Cor poraven. raportad aajrably apan tba bill to incorporate bVa N. CT Land md Lumber company. Mr. French gave notice be would soon introduce a bill making an appropriation to pay rejected members, as he did not think tbe action here to-day legal. By Mr. Green: A bill to amend tbe charter of the Cheraw and Coalfield B. R.Co. Referred. Mr. Pou. on tbe part of the Judiciary Committee, presented a bill to amend an act entitled an act in relation to punish ment, and-asked to have it primed, it waa so ordered. Bv Mr. Hoffman : A bill in favor of Jim. T. White, former Sheriff of Gaitou conntjr Referred. By Mr. Malone: A tan to t-xiemt tne jurisdiction of -Justices of t'ue Peace and for other purposes. K-crntI. Mr, Hiarh gave aotice tln.t lie wouta in troduce a bill to incorjiorate Lodge , t- Y. Masons, at , Uoiumtm eouuiy. calexuab Jthor. Ho never asKed any word of ex . . . . , ,, . 1 id iiialion. Ho uever applied to have tho i lie out to autiionze uie vomuiissiuu- - , i ir.. ." ..l .... .i . , . i X V i . . f meiiBiiiu which the bravo man, no matter pi.rroancw oy rr..,w.P, ,iuW w aUtt ,IL. comes to the last resource ol blood. He went without one alternative to that re source, and he went, where no nun but the coward treada on the path ol the sxtin." jl rSHrnMl. Edward A Pou.abd Mr. PubVtrd ar that tho Southern Opinion shall not be pubUsheil aain. 'l A meeting of thu stockholders of the Chesanruke and Ohio itiitroad eommeti- i-fd this morning in thir CxpiToi. A Hre ly skirmish ncenrfed between the res pec live friends of Wick ham and Fontaine, cs (oi the Presidency. Each ry Chairman aud the Chairman of the A compromise was mado Id win for Chairman and bu- ttees were appointed. chase money nf tbe said lnd acuairca by said corporation, or to the payment of an v other debt said corporation may owe ; and any surplus of money remaining in the treasury of s..id corporation shall be ap plied to tbe improvement and embellish--meut of the gronnda nf said Cemetery, and to any other useful purposes deemed expedient by said corporation. Sec. 3. Tuttt th Pmm and renewed pro parity. Thia la hi parpraw, and no one can deny that it ia a noble arubi. lion, not himself a politician, and with Imt little experience or skill In eivil life, ba doea not, aa wa think, at all realise the diffleullie io tba way of such success aa lie covets. We do noi say that lie will fail, for lie litis r doubted pluck, And, beside four years of patro- age at command, he will al io kavt tAt adeire and prnektcnl of toiHf ttroHtj fiit ii. I who. daQuf, utnttify inL'i mtMU with puUlc af fairs. Ho will of course, be first fluttered and then roundly abused by those whose alliance lie disdains. It' Sum ner i left out in the cold, accordiuir to the program Tie, there will be heard at Washington a howl of rago every time tho wind iain tho East. If Ihe South ietrcutcd.kiiill v and justly, a Get. Grmnt hat prieately jromi ed, and tht measure! if recimstruc lion he has indie iUd as hi choice are adopted, he will soon bo classed by the Unu teals of his patty as "are bJ syiiiitithixt'r, bent on throwing away ull the fruits of the great iia "Hoiiul victory. There is a largo class of politician whose solo test of' :.Sf righteous peace' is snioe form of se curity fur the permanent ascendancy of their jmrty at the Soitth. There can be no rest to the Mnd until that idea is abandoned', aud it this con, cession, is now made by the r chosen leader, ho trill he stigmatized most unsparingly as a traitor to llieir cause." the real estate of said cor poration, and the bnrial. lots and plots, conveyed by said rerpnraHan to individual proprictois, shall be exempt from sssess meiit and taxation, and shall not be liable lo be Sold on execution, nor to be applied to ill.. I..I1.I..1.I ..r .1. .1.1.1 1... Unlilnl... Ma. ... ' i"i . mi ii. ... ii i in c J iiiiiiuuii n. i . - . simuneut or bv nv forced a.sirnment nn-! ter,' tlloiC wl,o have D . SI - B - - SUPREMK CO'JIIT. Jannary term of the Snpretne Court commence on the first Monv day in January next. tonses will be taken np as follows; First week ApplicnnU for License motions causes on 1st Circuit. SeOfind tpeei 8eco n d and Filth Oil euita. Thinl tOeei-FrMtrth nud Sixth. Fourth week Seventh nnd Eighth. Fifth wcili Third Circuit, mo tions, eVe. Tlie nrransemenfs of the Circuits on the docket will remain,- lor the present, ns heretofore. On Monday, the first d.iv of the Winter term, applicants, will lie ex amined on "the rights of property Th lw of Conscription in Frtmm, under tAt Emperor NapoUm , from th mmmmoeript nf th fas It. 8. Fronlis, who ea aped from Genera to l he IniUd States to avoid going into th army. Tbe law of conscription was first enact ed under ihe republican government of fiance, and was con tinned under tbe Em pire. By that lav every Frcucluaan wa a soldier and owed him'elf for tho defence of his country. All young uii-o toFraaec, arriving at the age of toi riplion, were compelled to report themselves to tbe civ il aad military author iih-., and were then drafted for the army. The usual number of conscripts, taken yearly ia Krone was 80,000. n ib,. city or Geneva about 300 young men reached the age of majisrily every year; out of that number 90 Arere taken, who were s-deelcd in the Bdjpjrlilg manner: There were a many lumber painted nn small ivory bill.- as I hill ami yoarg men in the city who bad 'reached the age of conscription ; tbcee ball were put in a hag, and i set day, all the civ il and military aotlioniles of'iha city bo- ing assembled m a large hall, together W AsBijtotDB, April 1 1M8. Dear Sib : Soma days sinoa I ra erivad from an unknown band, a pafaar. contaiainf a letter of ytmra, which I read with great in frirjt. My acquaintance with yon whan we were both in Congreas von ia the donee and I in the- Sonata waa y. rv blight ; but, alight a it was I . .. I. .. : r . . ,. nc iiccwiuii irom u iu write you a , tu w lines, luggeaUw by your letter. Ever aiucu the war close J I hart been verv -anxiona l'.r the earlif-r inn ; cable, "rosforntion" of tba tatoati the South to their proper ra lafious tl the other Smtea of fh I'n- 1on. I ad p'ed your own tafetnent of f lie problem to be worked out bo. cause I agree with you in the on ins ion that these "State have never been oilier than Statea within the Union since they bee-tune parties lo the Fed era! government, and that the failure to matfliain their assertions of inde pendence in the conflict of ami w hich followed, left them Slates 8t II wiihin the Union." The point ou which I probably differ with all.tho young men to be grafted that 1 Irom yotl is this: The people for whom year, large concourse of spectators the UUJ brou, vluun tlie, veoro i.. tw. nam., ol the coiiscnpt. were dalled I.. 1-j ..rganised at the close, of the war pnaueticai oriler, ana a eacb one wa called, ho came lorward, the bag having been shaken, he plunged his baud into it, and drew one ni tbe ivary bails, aad taat number was affixed lo him. Tboe draw ing from one to eighty were of course ta ken, but those drawing a higher! number did not immediately escape for tbe first eighty were carefully examined b a com mittee of surgeon attached to the aim v. mid if a conscript was in heielit lesr than four feet niue inches, French measure, ar laboring under any chronic disease. Or wauling a limb, or deformed, or disabled in war. was not, at' 1 i inn k, the same people ns flint which existed in iLeui when the war bcan. In my judgment the refusal. of the proprietary and Its legitimate and in deed logical consequence, and the convictions of large majorities in the Slates which adhered to the national government in respect to it, cuused most of the trouble of the last three joirs. I have not time to go at large into this suup-ci, mu i may say briefly thateroan any way lor military doty, he wa set elpatioii came to be regarded by tba de ami number eighty -mm was taken iu orilies as a military necessity j that in ins place. o mat generally no con script in Geneva, considered himself aafe unless Ilia number wa above two hun dred. There was also occasionally new imperial decree promulgated ordering an additional draft of cnuscript on the claa es nf former year that Iu already been drafted. Snch a decree waa published before I left Geneva, calling lor 30,000 additional tire fault of the nation was nlndMd t the proclamation of emancipation tomain lain thf em o.cipated people in the pos session - and enjoyment of the free dom it conferred ; that to thf end thu amendment to the constitution prohibiting slavery throughout the United Statea waa proposed ami ratified; that, becoming freemen, thu em iurip tied penpl beeamo necessarily ci isens ; and that a citixens conscripts from some of the preceding j they Were entitled lo be consulted in re clasesj ami .mother decree after J left . pect to reorganisation, and to the means Geneva calling for 300,000 additional con- , of self-protection by suffrage. Tfaisls a cripta on the classes of the four preceding.) very brief, but, I think, a perfectly cor years. When the first of these additional I rect statement of what may be railed, for demands Was decrttd. the eovemment the sake of bmviiv tlu. Vr,l..n t FROM RICHMOND. Kichmond, Nov. 26 Edward A. Pol bud, brother of H . II. Pollard who waa killed on Tuesday but, arrived here this afternoon. He publishes a card in the Evening State Journal, alluding to the cheering of Grant by tbe crowd, and tbe verdict of the Coroner's jury in saying that the death was caused by nn unknown person, acts., in which he says.; "Let these things stand to the shame of i i. u- perpetrators and write tlieir owu com memary ou the chivalry of Richmond.'' They sCauie not inc. They shame not tbe dead. My heart is sufficient lo- bold Lion ; and in such him. .No man can uisuU my tens. 1 cam to claim but one thing justice." After dennnucing the cowardice ol thu deed hu emu laden: "Let j um ice be done. Let all true peo ple reconsider. I am far from defending tbe article which has been referred to in nry brother's paper. 1 deeply regret it.. But my brother did nor write it; Tbe murderer never enquired for th- real an snd nut on iu third resding, when, J, II. U arris, of Wake, colored, eaid he would like an Amendment added lo re qaira the ale af tin; bond, whenever they should be worth so much. It would pre vent any fraudulent speculation. A the hill stood, there' wa room ioroiac under handed practice. Mr. French replied that it was proposed Ut deposit bond to thu iduuUitu ol S7.U00 a collateral MilriU't-j' Com Bliss kmers giving their note j"ilhe depisil, they ana wuen me hopedhe boud. der ihe one ration of an v insolvent law Sec. 4. That any person, who sh ill wilfully destroy, mnttlale, deface, injure, or remove, any tomb, urn, monument or grave-stone, or biker struct ure, placed in the said Cemetery, or any fence, railing, or other work for tho protection or orna ment of said cemetery, or other work for the protection or ornament of said ceme tery, or of any burial lot therein, or w bo shall wilfully destroy, eat, break, or in jure any tree, shrub, plant or vine within me limits oi -am i em -n rv, snail ue deem ed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on con viction theieof, shall be fined and impris oned, either or both, at the discretion of the Court ; and such offender shall also be liable for the tiespass in nn action to jbc brought by said corporation against bun in any Court of competent turtsdtc- suit, any member of tbe said corporation shall be a competent witness. See. 5 - That the land which aid cor poration is hereby permitted to pnrehate shall remain loievor.. dedicated lo the pur-! pose of a cemetery j any lot or tats tjjerfc-1 IB which Said corporation shall convey to ! individual propiietors, shall be so convey- ed a ta reserve in said enrimratinu the Uti tnesflrtV. Hie cecolid iluy ot tho , ' """"' "'"'' w ierny, ! mis maitrr. il wouia porbaps, be more county court j ttou,i'" tuolic and 1'iotestaul, lo read , correct to call It tbo loyal view North aud in - ne. ii e pnioici) in nuir ciiiircnes on nouiu, usiiig tno word loyal as distill license, uud tho.-e who passed an ap ¬ proved examination at the Summer term, and those who pass an approved examination on "the rights o. prop ertv" ut this term, will bo examined lor license on Pleading, Practice and tho Oodo of Civil Procedure. The justices ad via" all who wish to obtain license to devote at least one year of diligent study to the subject of "the right of property." and at least six month o diligent study to the subject of pleading and practice (Cltity on id., Stephens on pi. nud Adam'a Equity) and tho Code of Civil Procedure. No otie ennui!)- tarn license unless he islwentr one South, nsioi. the. ward tbe Sabbath day. The day when the 1 lruisliimr the biuh U M ik. ... conscripts were drafted wa a sad day for tioual govei nrneiit from the msascs who tlie inbabitauis'of Geneva, for k wa a opposed it daring the war. Now the particular matter to which I J .. . . . .- e uay oi weeping anil iainentatioii in many a household. It ia true that a substitute for a conscript could be obtained j but the price for these wa generally an high thai none bat tbe ri-h could procure them . F. IL "MIXED UNIVERSITY." The truth of the rumor, to which wo reforred on Friday, has not been denied. Wo thcrefo e feel .authorized, in assertiug that a proposition to ne- yroue the University reci tved the m e peeled to raise Si, t note matured, it waa would be at par. J. U. llarri. col county. Carried. Mr. Uudger moved to reconsider votfJ, by a Inch Chatham comity waa eluded yesterday. Carried. He tbea moved FOREIGN. : Nov. S6-The Insurgent at- Mauzeanillo but were repulsed, ii heavy loss, by the troop, assisted tbe guus from a man-of-war In the bar I'll io nuu unw HFT tm wmr, vote:, by a Inch Chatham comity was nam mm claded yesterday Carried, - He then moved to strike eat that couunaa mm leure nf ahsfl Ranted tbe jty from the iU ejaflttslnV Mh fromM m W Mr .4 Use. Co. f,, wmaMiioo, tbeSdH ajnniu Maff aaj m7 moming,rojdB i'CH W I WniiatsstttaH RonseealledS Htiwn. J fsyer bv thai WT 'hum, of mm mWi ' "vOibsotfl BrKen aamed ita third reading llanlsW fttluuij. . 1 M I I9U of yeai id he opposed , npon careful eon nged bis mind con- to include C its third 61, aayo 81. All accounts from the insurrectionary ditricteoafiiMM towsnble to tbe gv- ernment. Tho steamer Infanta with Isabella has arrived. A slight shock was felt at Austin, Ne vad a, on the 17th. Asylums for inebriates have been established in Pennsylvania, New York, and Massachusetts, and great results of good are said to have been accomplished by them. right to limit the number f interments to i P'O Mntes together to 61, be made therein, and lo restrict interments i 503 S82 ; that the exports Of the in any such lot io such person or persons, ! South lor timt year atrMmiUted to or das ot persons as may be designated 4212,000,000, .Acliiirens in ..IJS2U, the iu the conveyance under which such lot en tiro ' pupulitliotl of the United or lot may be originally taken or held, j State eely exceode'l that of tho 8fc 6. That siid eo.-po ni m m iv pre- South forty years alter, uud the eu scribe tbe form of conveyance for the bu- ,jre expofto onlvamoniifed to $51. thd lots m sa.d cemHcry, and how and by j tmm. 150, with it iMipntat oh wliom the same shall be executed, and : ,.e ooiuiAo ui ,1 e .1... only reached jlI3fi,000, j th now, wilh not one-1 exports ainiuailv, Nowhere else upon . years of aare. or will arrive at tluit i nPPurt. ' Jdge William V. Li d age before the n.jxt term. Standard. I ,n'1". I uina.pmh.Jy Ashley and oiuuesr. inyior. w e even learn mat ihe la'ter, expressedhiiuself in favor of a negro Ptot'essoi" iu the Uni versity. ' No one, however, is sot prised at any vagary from Font. It is also said that the African squad iinve received , a n infurceineiit in tlie. person ot General Abbott, erf New Ilauipsliire, who iliink that this objection to mixing whites and negroes in the schools is only a "prejudice." Chief, I ust ice Pearson hi w taken arrong-grott nd against this Hiovement. and ins, doubtless, owing to his ii fluenee, that it has been, tltns far defeated JM. Sentinel. RESOURCES OF TIIEJ SOUTH. Sfiirjeidea of the iin neuso resour ces of the South und i's recuperative qualities may be derived from a stuv lisiical stutesnient lately published by Alexander Delmar. It is there ttinorn that on June 4, HOUR, tbe p- pulntinti of the South aiiioniitvd to 9,0(13 70o, may make all such by-law., rule. and reg-! lTnir"ej Sfa.es . t'TT'Lll1 ! O'-O The So l' Htwii nun wi ns.tw , mi t lit 11 t e I , . , . . . . .Bjf,.,uV ....L, .riliai'' tne population an mm iiasstiBs nnu I ll7 f 1 " j ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ' 1 , j ll fli..if , ,11 M Ihit iwnid.r.m.iiit nf llw. ! bwhwiw liKBi .-.hi. siii it (sssK.sc- unu v. UKiungi ill' iil are 1111 11 property, anu ot the r-.ua uemctei y, as they may deem neeessarj' or expedient. 8ec. 7- 1 hat this act shall take eff. ct from and after the date of its ratitic ati Kaiined the I8U1 day of August, A 1 ons I EtfecTORAt Cot-LKOK. It will be seen, by the Gm ertio's Proclamfltion in anoiber column, that the Electoral dillege will meet, in this City, on Wednesday next, for tbe purpose of the earth do snch elements of luto it 1 casfing ihtf- voro of the State i"'a re am! entirely uihIo , nnireil bv law. remaius by far the , ,,...,. l.-.t ..r ,i. r ,. .OI.I, .-ID ! IIIU- u the election, a given in the Proelu presperity exist ; velojied as. yet 'i largest proportion ol its ten i lory, and it lifiiinle iilou-K in il hi, i 10 lo.i 1 1 . 1 . r j - - . - r- 1 . ' - r . 1 i ,1- populiiiion, honestly laboring, will, in manon, if appear iiutt w. O. t "ear j vmid aiane, .. ...mii.tii-Ju :, ... I ,.r I4.,..t.. 1,... t ,i... ,:ni..., 1 , . fVV 'RA"fS P)J ICV biwib hiwi mar, iwn 11 111 "i o..i.u, mau, oiu uoiiii ooi 1 vos, my iiftr (tr, , tue most oros neroits ine sun ever ,e t imo v,rd .m 1 l,.i irr .1 j The following paragraph is extract- shown upon. The mil think roqut- 1 r...:, fZLj. .k .! rt .:t." .'k.. .cod from the 'Journal of Commerce At to ia'JnWiawod from polricaland , " ,7 , "J a paper Mntral i bo Inst oanvaas. ! talysicaldiibilitie,aud then bend our " le"- ""v. It would seem, from the terms em -i uni ted energies to its de'vclotmieuf. : caiididado for Elector, runs 689 voles ployed, to speak by authority. If so, the importance of its statetneuts can-ihisut will souu conqnor what the , of lite highest candidate. on the Had . ... . 1 Ilf . I i I . - . m . . mir . . 1 1 1 . cannot ho overrated. We cmphasixe ceriuiu passages to attract to them particular attention : "General Uraut re oM a llsnaoal, and nv have the very highest author ity for saytng that it Ins hts purtiose course pursued, tho reaping ' behind Mr. Pearson. The majority sword lost to us. Lynchburg yews. A JiaUtgh ite ln e f.'ny. -Tlie f iaBbas Jmm wwfwilon that the farm owned and occupied hy Jas. T. Pope, on the Nottoway fiver, cotiv c.-tl ticket over the highest Democratic ticket is 18 2UdV on the to seonrate himself from the extrem ' taining l,A3l acres, (()0t cleartnl.) iata, and to rally aronnd him a strong I was sold at auction, oh Monday last body ot the better clae ot citizens, oni pnrciiascti iot a geniietnan resiu ho shall draw iinto tbem congenial allies from all qnartera, und become, as they would deserve to be, the par ty of the country, lie is also ex tremcly anxious to verify bis party watcbirora, ana to lead tae country ing in tins Cily, (name not given,) for $5,601. SeHtinel. New York, Nov. 86. - In a nght to-day, resulting fatally to Felix Laritias, four Clwoua were badly injured, l'iatols, ire snd dub were used. .it I ml LETTER 'FRO At JUDGK fHASE - HIS VIEWS ON POLITICAL AFFAIRS. The following Jetlcr was written in April last hy Chief Justice Chuseto Boo II. W. Ililliard. ot Georgia Ant ing drawn out by a letter from 3Ir. Milliard declining to be a candidate for Congress, but giving hit viewed political afiairs: wisb to draw your attention i, whether policy and duty do not require the class which I bave nailed proprietary, meaaing thereby tbe educated and cultivated aaeo of tbe South, whether property -holder ec not, to accept tin view fully aad act up on it. la it possible to doabt that, view ucen acceptaa and acted aaea t year ago after tbe enrrendcr of Leo and Johnston, ihe Southern Plates would have been richer to-day by hundred of mil lions than they are, and that long ago uni versal amnesty and the removal of all disabilities would have prepared the hearts of men on both sides fur a real t'nion f Can it be a matter of question that the colored voter, finding in the ed ucated classes true friendshin. ovine...! h'v "full recognition ot their rights and practi cal act ot good will, would have gladly given to those classes substantially their old lead in affairs, directed now, however, to Union and lint in riimnSm. . mSu - - ettc.ofall, and not exclusively to the ben efit ofja class I I observe that yon say that the "attempt to carry 011 tbe government with tho priir ilcge of universal snffruge incorporated a one of its elements is full of dnuger." Danger is ibe condition of all govern men s, because no form of government in sure wise and beneficent administration. Uut I beg you to eonsider. is there not a greater danger without than with a uiver - sat suffrage T You cauuvt make aafragn less than Birivrsal for the whites, and) will not -he attempt to discriminate excito such jealousies and ill feeling as will post pone 10 a distant future w hat seems soea- senrialr namely-: the reatoru'Ioi of gen eral good will .andffcringtug; into lead of tbe educated men and men ' of property, aud o seeming the best and most benefi cial administration of affair for all cbw - .'mj 1 1 . V 1 1 w uniTcrsai suurs?e ana 11111- and all will be well. Can '.devote vour fine now- ar lo a better work than compleui restor- -athin on this basis I Very truly and respectfully, Yours, & 1'. Ch ass Hon. Henry W. HUliard. Till morning's IL Y. Triton aay: -"General Rousseau's ataff officer tell iba tells us that Uen. I 1,1 .' V V a snl . aamiraoiy in stow urieana." inn) au thority may or may hot be considered good for this partiealar statement, but for an other Blade ia lbs same connection ft can not be questioned. The tuff officer in- 1 form us I bat Ibe Louisiana Kenublicaoe did not vole at the late election because they believed that the rebels would make it nuesl for them to do , and tba Own. JlenuMcao concurred in their view. Graut'a official majority in Xebtaaka a 4.M0.