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THREE
Arrival of AmhasBadots
f . ( i . I . .i "i t I i f. . .1 -i
from the f Bey of Tunis.
tw Hi'fjtident Jon nson
4 .
Arriral ot ah Embassy
. ' New Yobk, October 4.
An embassy from the .Bey of Tunis. arrived
here t&aafon Wk aymsMigteH! j
One of the party. bear a' letter of condolence
to !Mrs. Lmcoln. and also letters of felicitation to
President Jolmsonbn tile restoration of peace.
Ix'tmshBshect Mt'thatVbna4Kthastgthe!
mfeM-isftialteriandi-iendt theiricctatiiiaoa and
udopt uch measures as would restore the state to
heT'Cfmstatutionai relations rome ieaewu govem-
Ihefebf ' the mimeastrraDie oenents and blessings
.V;
.Allow rtifl fri consrraTiiatB-von. D-fintJftTnn: .n-nrih'
fae-i ay 6ra jcirumsteBces WblcH. 'auif punc( ,jrw4
while engaged in tlfis fmhfkfi-tirj,
state- tu jheisformei' and natural position. It is my:
flrtt bebef that'the pxlicy of the President in this;
respebl, which is as rfcadyaVfibeialdt ai jtftt
as the-constitution, itself, will be approved ty th
great tssdrof Cptdie,-tS4ta
uuu iuai mo penou is not uisuun we vvjs jrp&
to ourselves, and properly regardful of the reason-l
able expections of our friends in other states;;
!Whju3BiaysiBd representatives will resume.
6their8eai in cbngtess, and when our state will
i l1 il i - : i
enjoy, m common wiin tne omer Hiaieu, tue pru-,
tection of just laws under the constitution of our
fathers. In the touching language f our'TOost
worthy presiding officer, "We are going home.
Let painful reflections upon, ou, late separation j
and pleasant memo He 64 r'iearly femequickeri
our footsteps towards the old mansion, that wa
may grasp .hard again.the . hand, of friendship
which stands at the Miotw'tuj'cr sTaeltered by th
old homestead, which was built upon a rock, and;
has weathered the jstort, enjoy together the long
bright future whicirafwufrsTis.
BY EXPRESS ;
:i--;lt of
STATE .CONySNTION
'i 'H it 1
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NORTH
eUl'J -4 UM.
i. f.2
SECOND DAY'S
PROCEEDIaGS-
The Provisional Governor's
Sec.
noisv than the balance was arrested, and the
1fcathdr M,tSreJI Onthe) way B &eoll-u
they were met by the soldiers, one of the offi
cers pistol takenfroxnblm and one of his pris
oners alspj.iflg lg$K?.hStt
-P3CBsbirAiCaptain TJTl Hunter, formerly) of I trpf-qz all the other papery wdcl akevth
.laoif'iprreomflir;-Vf'th explode I UerdcP part andannihilatflF tieilmanagers. .As U
ed confederate .states, service, a. crentleman :weu I is. only the little but lively. Zfcr stands up for
fjy3.. the Boutbernuntry and i big contemporary - JJut isn't the Herald in a
hiffhlv steeme ior" mt'ealiantrT a ad ;abilitr is I meastnestwnsiDle1 fb? the waht'df brolBerhood
in.the ceil, they,wereturnmff gentUtan; arrived I between editors T y.'J-' IT"1 -:ari eal ,
oiuer arrests, vvueu luw y uu w aa uisi;tuju ti m uua wwa jotr etewug vj. uia ouuivueiiwr u, i iue iuwugauvu wiuio wrgviciuw u ickmu
ft lVestJie I tain-we are6rmrv&iempl out as'IprediAedJ-1 It'isn-JeP lTt5harges
officers and said they should not carry 4him.to I mercantile marine service at an early 4ay - withdrawn' and liew ones are to De'prepared,
so that the governor may tome down Mr our city
j-vnef oi -uw
whole-parjM
aC them tear the ity- hotels4-
timu. u uicer wins yivcii, uuu
prisons and only submitted when forced to do 'so,
Peter denied the whole -charge, but acknowledged
He was fined $10.'
.fUitjrtBamer nail' and' try ' themlnexl Tuesday0
cleared this memmg at i o?c ibx.Nqwi York,' morning papers ' suggests that : the w:
JM. Lucasy-an apparent grand ras-' with a good' freignt: 'The promptness wita wmcn i me goverpor, the accusert and mo1 accusedi-
sted in samerow. - HeSfas eharged f she ls-put-to sea is ;dueiqnejtotne agent Mr. i ottghtto1 be' sent Jto state risVin togetherplt
m the? soldiers and resisting, arid H. M. Herry ! ; jadds?rslf any'person'snou
2 the police, and beating Mr Eteger- The steamer TPm Clyde, is advertised to cotrntei mtestigaUob into th pastlifeloTheiac
taking
sail to-day for jthesamepsrt.att q!clock. She ctisericluding the governor, Jwe hare no doubt
also carries aT goodf freit oW f ftadley , di that thy would mid sufficient 'cause Ifor their! in4
darcerationv -;rThis refer! :b' ieverah plqiiani
facts? IfiThe gpvernor? when' a yoirffi-flraa saidto
1 1
f t i n
Cool Wxathss. Another mdication of ap-1 have confiscated tS.OOO of iErastuaCarni-ff'amo,
rReporled ErpreBsly for The Wilfciilton Herald. ,
. . 1 7 l rJpO ! uRiweH) J0ct3n865.
The convention was. called 4to order at ten
r o'clock, A. M r Prayer b Rev Dr.;Peemsl oi the
Mejthodist.Eplscqal Church;- r"t f -
tho journal of' yesterday was' rai'an'd', fanen-
" def ' -1 - --' - - ;
tlio foliow'g Mele'gates, abse'n'an yesterday,
aPjeared andiwere nuaufie-'lno".- JNIcDenald,
of (Chatham -, Tlufus L.: Patterson? of Caldwell ; W-S-Illerirahan,
of Pitt ; Thos. J. Jarvis, -of Cprri
tuklj'X' Swan, of Cleaveland-, Hon. Geo. How-
' aril, of Edgecombe Robert X- Ward,. of, Rock
ingham T. i: Kennedy, of Wayne (. W.'Dickey,
of Cherokee. ' " .rf- u.i' "t. vy.i I
In his list --of delegates present on yesterday,
thii reporter ohirtted inadvertanjlyjen pf
Mr. D. Beam, of Cleaveland county. uThe-'jpjame
of Mr. T. :L. Kenneily, of Wayne, was 'also omjt
"ted in the list of absentees. ( ' j i' f
Mr. Mebane, from , the , committee appointed to
prepare ruleV of order, submitted a report whiph,
motion of 'Mr.vCaldwell'of Gtulfdrd, was
; adopted. ;.j ,,.,,r.,,,r ': ,, JUJ J L
On motion of Mr. Mebarie, it was ordered that1
150 copies, of the "rules' be" pnted . ,
Mr. C&ldwelL of Burke from the committee ap
pointed to wait on his excellency, the' governor
reported that his excellency would cQmixnicate,
with the convention,! by message at ; 12 ;o elocK,
M., to-day.
lMr. Ulark. i:
wlhich lies over one day under rule
! Resolved, That the president be empowered to
-limit. ' rfenorterl.iot; Eedifig iflve' in number,
aiMto: aesign;;tiiem: at; hisz-discreti-BUHable,
places in the hall. - -;a ".O !'
ii On" motibnof Mr.inslon, the-resolution intro
duced by him on yesterday, lor Jhe appointment
Of a Committed o.fjiit' fcf prepare bpemess for the
convention, was taken from the table.
I The resblnUon waUaslopted, and at Mr. Tfin
eton's j instance," the pommittee asuthorized to
' elect its chairman. - -
f The president; pureuant"4ehl testntttion, jap-
pointed the. committee asyilpws ;
B. F. Moore, of Wake.
1Vm. Eatonrdr.V of Warren, ilea J.
M. E. Manlvof Craven'fert A
Wm. A. Wright1 of New Hanoveri 3iti.T.a;
ftennis D! Kerebee, bf Camden. ' " '
. Sam'l F. Phillips, of Orange,
-Patrick H. Winton, Jr., of Franklin.
Alfred Dockery, of Richmond.
I take-it for granted, -gentlemen, that you w:
insert ln,4the constitution a provision forever
abolishing -''Slavery or involuntary servitude in
North Carolina; and that you will submit the con-i
sMtutiqnwhen altered and amended, to the peo
"pleiof 'the state at the ballot-box for ratification
or rejection. I do not doubt that the constitution;
thus altered and amended, will be ratified by an
Immense majority of the people. i
I send herewith the report of Jonathan W6rth
esq., public treasurer, setting forth the state debt,
the cowiftien-bf the sinking fund, and also a gen
eral view of the state finances both at home and
abroad. Also, reports from the banks and. rail
road compaxnesshowing their condition; and rei
mports from the superintendent of the insane asyf
lum and the principal of .the asylum for the deaf
and dumb and blmdiontdining statements of the
condition of these institutions. I also send herer
with a report from the public treasurer in relatipii
to state property; to which1; with the other reports
referred to, I invite your attention.
. It will afford me pleasure gentlemen, to fur
nish you with any information 4 m?'my possession
which you may desire; and I beg you to be as
sured that I will be" ready at all times to co-ope-
rate with you in such measures as may -fee deem
ed essential to promote harmony among our
Ipeople, and , to . restore- the .state, at the earliest
the federal government , :. jf ,,t . '
I have' the' hbhorJ-to be'with'uch1 rpect,1
- . m l ::S&, i
j ji IVjK'd.n vProyisional Governor. !
On motion of Mr. Moore, of Wake, the reading
of the docruiiefit accompanying the message, was
dispensed with. - ' 4- 1 , -j
- On motion of MrCaldwell, of Guilford, it was
ordered that siiBurg$bies of- the message
Ll!SiWi?li,iuw
Another.
"cal, wks interei
threatenin
afdajirivate watchman on the dock, misi
him for one of the police. He wasgarrestatj
drrvmgfa'dray3 yesterday morning about thertyi pWoehler are the agents.-
The most important witness erjbejrttn4 rt.otdWlKail
the 'case was postponed until to-day, and he lodk-t
ed up again. a?'4'7J?o iII imiWrr t &&g ''Tt794 wrw ahidd bJfve Deencoh
Special Mairistrate's Court Before, JTiW ter which the weather moderated until ii become fferrlcfc' one1-o Ae ftaocusergi'iJwduld.1 have been
aamf ,M?"-" - v iJfi cuite cmlly. lldck' garnie :imtitt&riiWQQbiimitoa aldtfr-
Tbe court orned thisormng at, 8
o Thomas McDermott, cnige4 of about ght y.- v - yf 'twvratood outs??Wate
niwi iuuuuiS nuu ucau iuuuo ncuijyij 'o" '! v -... -.' ; ' r - ' r m o1111"11 wtnc 'iattcTOei uarrcanouier
(ed,gi0reumed. The entire forenoon faj ' '''jt8LM$ffi&ikH&fo 'bf Iffie21 iif Was ' Kgjier! hai'beeft'U'Ccutody practical 'inisee
occupied in examining-the witnesses7r Ajtptie' ' 'Vfcfctfle'fir'&e 'tAg-itf-tttk arly hour. genat6r HalpmeVWiother of the lot ia charged
sane statement, of testimony as that given ej- Ther Was 'tall moon last flight, ut the fact fit ith 'all sort: of vUe offences.'t Thii- vrill come
fore the mayor was presented. TUe proceedings its eclipse not being mentioned in the astrpnomi- out the trial, I 'presume and isn'fcjit a pretty
were,, yery tediousH;and;iii warfhalfpase -calc!sns:i4be, ifa advent jatotallj-. ajgn, iet before the gqvernoB ru; . U W ;
or two'o'clock before they, were cpncluded.4; nexpcted, Pr.yf if As I close Uiis letter the city W of .rumbrs
The . counsel havms de&teTeo'thr-vcaseL oter Muaents 01 una particular prancn oi acience. ,w PAmonn' ,Tt!i mm. ttnA Mniif
1 ... . . .. f '- -a- ) ; ,l. j ii i.: i 1 1 , - j . ; : , , , s:j ?rti : j t
to tne justice ne -required Mclermott to - - . ' - , the bonds of the iriali Republic were sent pff in
give a bond of one thottiamt pilars 'fo? i 7;' Ht4 hat.4a-:a ftw-.dayg, the.
appearance at court, .and in aeauit of wnich fie -;- ' i ' , , Irish RepubUot wfll be fornix. declaredi,alf so,
J fljfoMam nave,. tne,, Jeturn oi our manits iori . - - . - . . ... , .. v '
"7 ..." 'Ir T -tt ; will our government, recognize , it, accord iJe-
'-J I linran wolifa. ?flf. int. TkrivntAars . fWr 5t. ti nrl nju-iil
lUnition and supplies In a word,
sh defiition of neutrality be accept-
D. Poisson, Esq., were engaged in the" prose1
a . aa a4 f o f M-a V tfm ij iw
fbefl9eiiiili of
the Protestant jEpiseopai r l t
fii xou fioihvnnrLlI fjjilvWH-vj
iJCVYOnK AO LD M AR K t
"?fi Iscopal Triiiuaal CnV.ntiori. ' '.i
Both f nouses? of : the -'Epcbpaf eftteiitl-oi!- i
gahUed to-day. 4 hs JEgh08 ftii-raoAsIij'- 4
Texas was the on1ybMhernoies
The whole body of the southeW'd&c4ieiwiir
te,Tpreslmted!lati ,
. ... : 0 .. i ... .-259lQO;wl--':T-
M,pruierisouuiern ms.nops! appomie.vo. aiis
the question" of reunion. ' : 1 1 .pi.a-.:
-Ttia NCTVork Gold MAi?ltea.sifT
jkObldcdp day4 W
7 fliO-'i
was committed to jail. Some outside4 felng
was manifested in the .case, and during the Re
ception of the testimony the court : room MfaS
quite well attended. ..Hon. S. J. Person andE
Adam Empie and Julius Wt Wright! Esqs.
Thefe was another .case on Tuesday's docket
overlooked in the proceedings of the special Cot,
that day. Jno. Thomas, mentioned previously
as having been a member of a gang of -robbers
arid' desperadoes, who robbed a Mr. Kefly of
Bladen county of a gold watehIand.'.whichwas
found at 'the store of Brown & Anderson hrtms
On motion of Mr: leGehee, the convention re
considered, the.ypte;jby which it had dispensed
with the reading Of the documents, in order that
the report of? Ibje'stetk treasurer might :be;reard.'
Mr. Logan, introduced the following resolution:
" Resolved, ' That until otherwise ordered,' this
convention shall iold daily sessions (Sunday's
excepted) meeting at 10 A. M., and adjourning at
least at 3 P. M,. .
' : . , . ' . I . .
Mr. Conigland introduced the following' reso
lution : U .,:'!; ft-j.r'i"!-.t .
"Resolved, That the governor be requested to
communicate to this convention information as
to the specie value at the time when issued," bf
the bonds and treasury notes issued by , the .state
- 1 . J- il lif ; ' 1 n ri j.'- '-il. - i - '
in aju. oi me iaie reuiiion against lue goveru-
ment of the United States."
Lies over under rule.
On motion, -of 3 Mr. Settle, the convfehtion lad-
journed until 11 A. M., to-morrow,
introduced the following .resolution
city, and identified by Mr. Kelly as his property
was given a';hearihg. The facts were sufficient to
require bail of one thousand dollars, for his ap
pearance kt the next term of the court, and- in
default of which he was committedyto Jthe jaij. i
I,-TT 7T-. ! '
What s is a NAstESince the days of Ar
nold's treason, the American" people have univer
sally detested the name of Benedict, although
the women are partial to the term benedict.
Since' the crucifixion, the same may also bfe said
of Judas. There is prejudice here as there is in
nearly all cases-as fort instance Annie Keamedy
is, prejudiced againsf "Being called 4Gentlei Annies"
She does not want to - be known by such a utle,
because it belongs properly, to . another woman,
and was never in this city associated with ahyT
thing very becoming - to a lady. This may be,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
TORT OF WILMINGTON, N. C.
.:' : Tf-rr'Li'iM W
CLEARED.
by Bradley & Woehler, ' ; iu.jti .J
COMMERCIAL
uZl iTIW'Home Market.
4 JViuHGTOTliprdav2 P.jyL,Oct,t5tli186$.
Tlieft:li9 peen but jittle doing nj yaterjStreet ttvday.
There ar'plDtyf bjiyerjpr S?ejy ihig hat is offered.
tfat ifafortnnately the market iftieariy enttrely;J?are bf
prodnce ; 80 bbls; Tar were sold at 85 90 an advance 6ft
yesterday fignjjWd mSa lot of 'jr).t8.;Torpen
inn t f?Rrv i
4
New York 824 Hbl8.;TEosin, 19 bbls. Spirits Terpens
tta&,Y&ir'4&'1&&toa Nuts, 8
Hr. Elnk'introdUceaellbwing, whichj lies
joVer one' day; under rule :11 A
"Resolved, : That the president of the.CQiiferition
!be authorized5 to f procure. a i national flag td be
htiised rover the capitol durms- the, dehberafions
lof the convention. . i ;i
At twelfV:1ocTE,-e!Slmessage was te-
)ceived:'reft4,.s $otlJx) ;
n-ii VRriVrSIOXAL GOVEBSOB'S I MESSAGEi
llxEcbtivi Vie Rtisr, NXreAEoikiu,?
' ..,.-,4 ' if :Raleigh,;N. CQctSd Jgfe j $
j a do riot deem itimridutylniiierpa, cirpuiu-
ces, to address you a fonnaLapd elaborate mes
sage hi relation to puWid1 affairs. Your utie
are too r.laln to reouire suffestidns frdnl'iBiei'and
I enteriain "ho doubt those duller Will 1?epronSptly??
au4 faitIifuTlyLrformi(t UV iiO i'.'a' 1 f ? J
.North Carolina, alteinptod, m May, lobir-
separate Jierself from the federal iiniou. Th5s at
tempt' involvedwth'othefslavehohbn states, in
a pfotratted and disastrous war the. result of
'wlrfclr $ as a Vastr expendiftlr of .'blood and treas-
Jurei6n 'h&pf ahd the prlpliftartabelitienuqf
f ISslaVeholdiht' itate'and'She , emerged !fr6m it a
nonrslavildm fctate. In othei-i respects: so far
cf aa ' or nhYmfd she has undergone no chan era.
'i' & DiWIV V m -n
iVjrThft nresident of the United States: wisely Aeter-
5
it
rm - --r. .1 .TTI . . J 1
xne Douuierii Auress vuiuuiuiv are uauy i .
piacmg us vraaer? ouurawaiw uem lor cupieni EncV
i 4-i.i:'ijrxjtii '-j. At i.w.! - l o
ARIEL'S LETTER.
A n " important Arrect &a(f a Dramtlle
Sen Bjr-Hamt 'of onalcrfeiter Bosun
Treasury Wotea The S'cnlaa-'Mnrcmentrr-J
-imFrei.eSyppatIyjfor.rUi4ra':.W,!
York Herald and the Managers Curses
Come Home to Roost The'l Alhany ' In
..MestttUoi :Flzlf Another to he Held
I Jta thlv City- An Incident of Gov. Fen
- wnJLjy?eTj?.P.n?.eer0 tne Accu
sers More, About he Fenians Dr. Frank j
un-s Jfarty-frnefw eatiaer, ace.
hope so. -Tit for tat isiairplayr
Dtj Franklin's party h bee heard from through.
Mr. ; h F- Hall, the artic explorer. , This . is a
cool item, put in , because the weather here is so
warm. - Mr.-Hall -thinks he will find three-of
TrahiimVinen iBvaP i canno't help do'ub'thigiti
If iheV were. aEve 'they would' hare8 longsince
worked' their way down to the coast and civilisa
tion.' However,' ithis" is the', age of miracles," and
we never know what is going to ' happen. ''
7 t ff'W " V : ariel:
Condition of Business -Raislne the
' Wreck of the l Hermann Lifingston
.LIW
ana most energetic action on tne part of the r
riots in all sections' of , Jtbe cotDatry ' tan save
republic. -! Of Jthis-1; am coafldentr but I am;
: i.i.J :t v. f.i..:.if. i : . . : .. - :
Our New York Correspondence.'
71 ii.
.'Our Tfassan Correspondence. ..
Nassau: fK. P., Sept. 225,' J865. ,
Yobk," SepV 30, ;1866. , Business of ail Tuu' since the' collapse of the
confederacy, bas been .very dull here.- It has4
In tins city have, occurred sincejmy last! epistle.1! been a long time since' we noticed' an arrival from
Some of the most important arrests ever made confederacy, has been very 1 dull here.- It haffl
In tins city have, occurred since my last! epistle.1 j been a long time since' we noticed an ai-
By aomie. nisapa Jcoth'ia gpflce.d&covered J Wihuington. - Cannot you send us a little lumr
that a. couple, ot. men fimied'pydron, . faUier and 4- pitch! br 5 shmgies calsionally 1 in exchange
ouu, nwc eugujeu tu ; viuuuc loiung ,gyt?i uiucuu i ior me iruit.mrw rytuug uu cue trees. j .,.
money and state bank Sbflls. .They) managed to j The wreckers-here have1 sue hi ' floating
sscure the son and he betrayed his father ; so 0ff the reefs the New York steamer HerraahLlvv
Ain . --J--: v 'Tthat both are now custody. I am glad to add hnorston.,for which the v recei ted a draft for thirty
r "'I. ..tthat ftwt.narlialmum' v I iv' j Vt L,, Vi I and not for the nnbhc. in ativ sefase of the
" J - ,-.- fcUUUSWUll. U.(Jli.l UJVe OUU AtU-1 buiu. TO TXIti: i'l i U ii ' - y -n i
uiauia.uuauou.biu no w sta ea,iu aiuue ui ui i own as blockade runners m ty-gce aays. ;
room on Third avenue quietly working at acoun I will write you occasionally ..when, .there is
terieit piate,,wnicn ne naa .engrayea Detter man anything to relate worthy of interest. :
the original. - Around him lay his tools, counter- T .' V " Ci
feit plates of the fractional currency and of TJni-
course snould not be fixed upon her. "Gentle
Annie " was known In the song as having a win
ning voice, and of course she must have been a
winning woman ; however, the title has los favor
since that time, and is not so popular how it
seems. Everybody liked it once, but now alas !
none-fld poor as tb do it reverence. :
The Inquest! There was" an error given in
Tuesday's afternoon .edition the. name of the
man who died near5 OldnaWsi Mill, and o
YMVnnM -fan ssHPsnss asasia si snsia sTss ' '-IV i
tea ptates treasury notes, aamiraDiy done ana i frua nnnvrinn ut w iwaa rcwtvori hv th nia-
over
whose body the incfuestjwas. held: It should have
H , . .... -1 . . ... ..
been Wm fl; Thomas. 'instead; of -Wm. W; 'John- went tne door, ana uverton, caugnt m tne; very
. - ! : I ". ' il . I 1 At -1
stdn.- It has ' since been learned ' that the man I WJ.W ?netnana ? P9uce
-'f I havelread wiih great.dnterest the remarks of
the, ujsyULBwrMj? 1 and, jie, ,fficrfd. C9nt;erpjng
tne long imprisonment ot Mr, Av ji. stenhens. l
happen td: be' itieDetiStlmO'n to tte:effofts
made by him itfthaltumrf6f a860'td pfetent a
abruption Cf - the. unionii Afterr jroading; ibet ven-
able, and courageous . speech which he-bad made
k uissuaae uie legislature oi v-eorgia irom can
ing a convention of the statei"! -wrote to-hmi
from 'BosteriJ jvbere il then l resided,' expressing
my( sympathy ill js. efforjLs andj ..my-esjre tQ do I
everything Jh my power to assist him His an
swer I ' 'riow vpuW&i,1 niguhwilting'' lo'ng'ef to
keep private a Jettei.r which f does.'- him o so. much
credit, althoughj pajnfully jemms.jjf, the
yam eieruous , maue in,. me noun ana in uie
south' to save ttie'eomtrybni'm;drsaf3 ,
pared for it by the extremists' of bdth sections.
- Yours respectfully; -
New York, SepteHabe?'J8.
' BiwTroKDHVtLiE, GaL Nbvember 30, 1860.
a tMi, Dbab. SIB-X09J kud and-esteemedtavor
P a! Cf J x i T.jCj: ' " ir" , i' -i t
Qi!ttne .msim. ejore. mi wa iruiy.-giaa
to receive' itfarid id' know that; the eneral0ino of
policy indicated irir the speecft !made byie before
our Legislature met yourr; appro vaLi, f-.Tha times
are indeed perilous, rend , jiothing but, Uie. prompt
at-the
not
confident or .even 8anguine;ia my hopes , that even
tms can do; i, . Still meettortrsnoulq.b made.
South Cafohhar supposed will certainly go out of
the Union forth with- just as soon as her convention
meets and can. act.'i My apprehension- is that
.Cteprgiayj.Aahamay PQridaiolliPP1
go toou, . If South Caioijha would 'wait f to ' see
whether' the' offending states north wb'uld change
their ixisition' and? resume1 their constitutional o) -UgationSjX
have butg Uttle tdpuhfc' thatTQeorgia
woud .also.r ;But. when, South Carolina takes . the
lead I .haye but little hope of either of the other
named' states' holding' ba'bki' ' 'This1 1 assure you
may be looked for-. '-: ' . -
I What eOTtf of ; ah-adjustment can afterwards be
made to restore union, or; effect , reconciliation, I
dp not know . I'am certain, however, that noth
ihg short4 oj 'what 'was1 radicated ihjmy .spe'ech, to ;
which you refer,1can'. ti Should theMseoeding states
Ibe let alone, . no force used against thein, . perhaps
an i amicable; understanding and settlement; vfhe
matters in controversy might be "made at no dis
tant day.' But if resort to arms is once had, all
prospect of peace and- unionr! in my judgment,
will be, gone fore reri, I .write freely and , frankly
1t TTAVll : YV Vl O T OQir J 1 T 1 if A kl f 1' T, ih'i'CaI ,1tT
2 WOIU.
be the
only to
apprise, you of , the real state of things here. . ,
?. There are a large number of bur people who
will siistam my1 K8ition, but I.feel that the odds ,
are' against usr 1-We will d all that we f can, arid
8hould.anyjdecided, i demonstration, .be made in
J)lassachusetts,;0r other northern., states, on the
part of ' any leading "republicans1 ' to-night, ' the
wrongs ot 'Whichrour people bo1 -justly- complain,
; would greatly aid us- in our patnotiq, endeavors
saythe.cpnstititions, and the. juuon under it.
a l my, earnest desire. , Ihanking you again
United States: . .. w j ( iior your leuer, ana nopmg tcr-near rrom you
Dear- SrauWe. the; tmdersignedr citizens , of 1 again as to tne prospect in- aiassacnusetw, i re-
ty ofHAlbemarle nd state of Virginia,' f mam, .-;..-- j fn- , i.:t
calculated to deceive" Jbe be'stl judges of money.' ident a few davs since, from a number of citi- i
'nonhflAak' wtrn :f$m'nt3A9'iin-i Wa' ttiitii ffains. zens of Albemarle county. Ya.: '";' ' ' ' i "v
L-' v. iiLiUA. iiLWii'M.' -i- ' . CHARi.oTT8vri.iE, Va., SepWl865L ar kto;
ir u uu.ue iuiewn, Rxt. ExcOefuy Andreto : Johnson, president of ikfiW
Ail at once, wiinoui uie sugniest warning, smasn i
.waaamemftCap:. EIallett's company in p - Oterton came to?tma country about nine
ing anf im-1 appeal
the county
and friends of your . admimstration, are prompted
ALEXANDER il. OTEpnEXS.
u wuuuj.auvui' uiue DT jje idifflcultiea which surround us. in relation I, i ... t Alexander h. te
the-conle4erate' -ieicej'he leaves a years ago,! and? since tin govermrieht began Wo thepproachmg-congressional ejlectiohs tql sb x.' CrRTi, ; '4 , - ; .u.
B Ueen UOing an llU- tauueiu vvu iui vuuuwi uiu outivc jkj w vui i 7 -
mother and other family" relations' r in jbmistohT
coantyS
physician thathe
jv.v TTifinsft business, Thevars doubtless the roarues i F' wmwui .UUu.-
1 t S'wwrtW. -i' v f. - . , , distriTor'examplef three gentJ
had beenatibbed by some one W gotmpcounterjeit one .nunarea aouar m the gufiraffea T of the- pebble
xn-uus congressional minTf ngxnii' tl it TWIT TirtViTirlr
emen are solicit, 1, .VUJVUUII iJAillV, liUJUDuJl I
T'hey "were all J- Ji. . r i , . . . . V
while he -was sick,of about twelve dollars In cur- treasury bote which is so well executed that the CofiwrvatiTei':menM';-wari opposed tlTE .' W A Y T'Ml 111 ROBBXjalY
rpnoV ' Wr wriuidliavehrtTir. secession.-Two of them admit that-lthey coun- WAS COUniTTBD1
ton.eould i uroisha
:.. :v: ' -ir?rj!v .;;.: : .i'T8 ' r ; " ' ' ' 4 i tenanced the southern; cause, dunna the war. to
areatureso mle as to beguU I the bogus from
'i'J.1 it vv
ty ot a criine ' bf -this 1 character uMer'- such cir-4 nt f?6 ffSf d.??"na5on' f ? 9 "T; the oath'which was- prescribedi by ,the congress "V The heaviest rob)ery, so far 1 as me an(ount
cumstancesl Btit'such is the fact. ! -u ci of the United States, in 1862"" The third says "ildleif. ii wnmed ahd-thSmosi'darihgan.cir-
i?'irf ;.'! mitch'harm' these wb men' have- done the; -people J.that he can consaentiously take it ; and the quesf I tjttmstances Consideredthaf ever occurred in this
-vf?1-- E 'iir'SW1?' HiP .'JFy iWi xamaf of .and; he;gdeenJ( cannot
the? disturbance between the police and negro ii.a;pi. the)l 'caniibtJ hiittatix
i a lfcoV- ' I tib presents itself how -shall we vote ? i t! ; state; trantmred int the. town of-. Concord, Middle
TO voivwore. L o AJ AnximtJU.ta a-n-eXmo 1 .i4.J .1.. 1 J e.n
A- 1 k. Kllltrj US. U-3 SPA GAa VUD VAllUlUOiKI. fLIIU. DU1UO I X a. I.III1IILV- V ralJ".rilrEV - A WI,W-V.l I I.IIH I I i i I I I M. ill I Ml -
-the i State I another: ;ut telnS!honvnidnffirmed atl to I nast, one and two. n. mL 'n'iirmo',"'fh nlisipHrri of
soldiers on Tuesday night it is found that there j pfisOnfer life Willdbi1001 vpuiUhm-, whether 'the test6ath will prooaWy be repealed j the cashier, Mi John M. Cheneyf'kt'dmnerV
L". i:Ji' -liO -a.' i .--;iLiiwT '-'Wl. A'iivriiV' 'iii. '16'v.a, iw I or modified BOtasf tQ- admitTsouthern members.' t -"iThe. bullalncf Intwhldt thi.bflrilc in ntfM ia on
axe iu uui hjclucli nuuuucua ymare nu;inBaai i ;;,iud caviwui. mvu,.wmi, iiiio .uu. 1 - ' j . i .. . . , ' I . .
rivntmnesorbasAnierican ; Feniana amuftalldnsr . " "-?r "?Cr:i TT . . ri i 1 -""M.i!-y i.ywpww:
. " : a it frnrm ni rk- T.na an niopr. . v"t T! v"irr. wion is rn i thAtmim tht
, . 1 f HciiwU iw vu- uuw dmvjwv- t wwhL'aaaw t a io w t. VA-. mp'ytin ai, kAA7
knocked down;.a litUP9r4 feic-
j i 1. .i i
haustedrwibut a'nj g gTeaf meetmg I gend men to Congresa who w-iU give the mot ef-tmglocated In the secdnd st6r,' the"' Middlesex
woundinghermtt Tlwtrawtiflf the bai.to4he street, :
w 'n-"-f ' av -.?t , ' . -c; -in--", ,; JJTTWi , De.ynuio4Cat the-eath VlLio8t probably, anat the.:hea4 of ; flight of, stairA'dQor- opena .
W. Winiams. She was , a toe animal, and was , head tq h hear Colonel - Roberta i and Hea4centre be msisted?oh, hnd lhatrouro into the room occumed by the bab Here are
estamated.by her owner to the amount of two 0MahMeyI speak and td help tt
hlndred dollars, currency. , It fel hoped the W nlv new,feature recently developed lis: thai the V10. Wthen w:areisrjpsed wrellnquish tog the ftnida ft thetitntion.a The:fdbers of
our maiTiauairermces.cast ottr suaragei I these are; fastied bv.nalentcorabmatiQn , locks.
for th':who.are and oa going to dinner, yeslerday the csuluer,-as
licemen will get we
and the negrohsoldiers
LOC AL I NTE ULIC EN CE-
is
v!iJiKr
i -Oli
Ilr-Tlhe.cqwjsjail will getweU, j FrenCbJ press aTe'coenchig-4o:rresa' wrtt:
uersbe r;arrestedi-;whea5-they:isvmD nsnv .v, nAf-w-ivin
-wilt faroelt''afa towjea--) .it u ; ';p '". . etion.0'f the presat fe &e factis very si g- ion that men whose antecedents nave.beeii jconi ttlie1 ay'offliid'toner' 'safe' inside of the'enter door;-
:tiitr: ;;;:;? : - fci d0 much sot, the w g gyw butter.-
, . . .. ... . - t . .l. .-..-i.,': !.:.; j; '- ; . . . mADllltV -tOl taxe - the Oath, then we mav Vote I Rnth pn(rnr rtnnm.tn tho KonVinrr mr.mo trar.
u 3fEKOVATOov--Thecityi oriae8:;nave;VerraI do unxier a different
t i. a- -J it.! ii i: k. I . il--... ';ii.T i J s Tl I . . m .i. Ttr . 1 . . . - i I v j i ' .i . . .. V. r- - . ; r..i . .TT ..T.i . - rv
Advertisements for The Weekly Herald) t VAjiWit ii5fliviu" wmcn we nave neara-ao inuciuueuuiuvvutt i staie-oi ;uungs. we inuy asa - sincerely oesire m. his return rrom dninerrto hisshrpfize he
tM -Pf-V mnt be banded in bv noon to-davl ?- V o ' o wij' nauy ana jesuffaay aauiuuer ot Bull's. COrn ' Xreaa Ontnat, ana ne gets m a. rage v -.vx .j wvw.jyu tiouiiu mevuier cuiraate uoOT epen ana.suspect-
tms week mt bnanaea was-not,ri2htr Ihe Massed an stairs;
i " TT!:rjrt rTTr'-TT-' l and see no impropriety in complying with our but nothinff apneared to-iustifv his fears on a cur-
y beforeC
Mayor's Court, Wednesday'
missioner Shackelford.
f -D1 '
! JiUx
Plff
at tne store or Air. nenry jjremer, corner xron&i
nuisance.
was arrested and lodged in jail for disorderly ,con-i
l apaenttiOlhe place jediitgceatly and has1 ; has just wottjthe St Leger and
:tor'oMe'nje'' Altbngnne1, of -'the" finest halls ' gUshmen sweak! J"We awaiVwi
and 1 that makes En-
with impatience'aur
request, we would, be greatly obhged(. to you to I sory examination, i The upper
furnish1 th4 l.information asked ' for.' ' Our main f locked, as also 'the "door 'of 1
entrance was found
thrduterare. On
The.curtMCpnyeiieAato thentib Hews from the Irish themselves.'" j-Vj pnrpobeJato pin ,ttot nrse wWch'wffl bebpehnlg'tbe h newjst erthe) tefj toe 'inner
r-eoi Freeman: a negro muA''ySu ; "TheewspW world ;tt W mble ferment Jl9 ' jfji aa missing.
and Dock streets. aM cbnimkted as a
was told to - behave 1 mmseu nereaiter -ana aisr- .i ipjf
Other things Tneea. attention, ; aiso, ana wiu i xue jterata. having oeen aousea ,iy lareizea, uu s
get it in thenr iurn, which wiUi be but shortly 1 is gwindled m some indirect f manner Barnum, i t
Opera and the museum ai The associated
acpjeat aiidy's j Hollow," on North Wafer
street, on Tuesday night last One of the 0ffi-4
cers arresting Peter . states that he. in company
with 6tfe fifteen others, (all in liquor, of course.).
were found near Mr. Fay's saloonba a) serena-.
them-
own.
. -II if ..-It II. I
Petejjand Te)y pftiers'.were. sub
xmt 'to thi:0rdbftthepoiice; decla,redL.Chem-.
I SelvesoldieH W 4enHthe?ehre.-fcky;' guard.
An aitempt oy ino omw w an cav j, fj? i n
consequence, when he nec brick iand"strncfe
the officer-on- the headr' The oflScer then! used
Inscl'oaJat'J Another of the party, more
LSbeiojir.f Jhey.fcad a disturrmcaamong
Fs'eivMy morMrWerpu'tit cj
. .
I
1 CRTS OT mis l!itv. consisuns OI nine iu au, TtiA TolTnwino- i tha nn v mo-r fl.a tWa
called., towu narreltii'
rnt ! parties, and appointed a committee ti waiVnU Johnson j: iJU jU f .r : and'stat bondsp the prop.,
.citi It: r-maoo Mr'BenneU 'demand lUhliahl their ' ' wiSSS " f WlW besides, ,
mi-iai-ntT t 1 advertisements ' He told the managers to aoAalMuWM, John Ctekrmmi other. Charlotte- andtn mir'Ti tW iW
VAaft.Zl 0Wi?iuZ L.TO ' J erass andmmTthVir Qaai ..Jj watiz. V j theif tracWTJy takihawi
jjjT- J1 1--3-..! ti i i. ?"' -'r': . Vj' 'tl1 Ivii'i.'ri ukhts:: The president has referred to me
5'jjPASTOBAL. We have been requested to an;to the iaame .eflec
pTOCthEevWmrJ.Y yrithdl-ewtheir advertisements, andthe JOtrod and I. an
divinefsS-vil atlhe lreaifiiLBapt3st Church appears to-day-with-the-BOtkes'of "only a few of: WmeJ
. i.i. i. r.s ruirjCii-: tt.2 Al kr ikJLil. Ui nA do in res
on nexi saynaui mornni, aw xv i-a o viwa.- - iiiiu9uiuwi..i vi4uiuw,hiimvubh
fn stirfy il. hnaiTel: Tho manaraf VdH I
. .. . . ? V. wm 1 It ''', f V
---VJn gneakine back: for.. the jfer will nevef suDloit
recenuy oiewapanowiui Hiour soiaiers. ao I - " . . . . .
of the soldier ed4nex dav: the others were ex-H their dictation;i :;If;they can order .certain
: va' cleTgymah
suicide on the 21st
administration of the government p, n-tt r(; The disappearance of this key confirmed the pre-
. yery respectfully your obedient aerTants, . rious suspicions of the cashier, and allhaste was
. Wood, ViSottthall,-J- L. Cochrane, P. S; Colesf 'made td get'Its1 dnpllcatelvhich wis k posses
JaaC.SouthalL J.JJ Bdwcock. Ira Garnatt riohifcf .M& Berwaiaii nmsldani W
B. T1 W.Duke1, George Carr Wm. T. Early, A This- involved somet-dlayihut when- at last it was v
- i vjv uwvuicu,uu.mk) Bai,vueneu,iuere was reveateo.
. io less a sum man .
llari;4in United Stales r
ty of tte;banU andkf ,
money, .was gone. 1 The
de. ,a clean job or it, v
iher safikkev ."as. be
your t fore mmfinnfL and lootlncr . iha
Charkttesviller-Va.i -Sept ; il865 i I the door Wnin? intia th ban V ThAJt.' tfmVii
r'Jnstriietedby Jnrajjo say 'that he has necessarily lhrnted,' thev'lWoWoly-made-
means-of , knowmgwhat-congress ma themselveFfimiliar itli the' cashieFs5 habits, and
ird to the oath abnnt wb?b vnn inmn'M. ' Wv'ii,.i . i ...
-j. -- r Ti-T v ""i , j wKi-iuus auuucu w mwui iur operations,
1 4Tian: Amw rtfTi
comef ItT,, VT . """I ,wiHtnwtweWorkea Qaligept yAThe noise made
COIueltbat'lovalaTd trnA num Avhnm t. t v.. i . i.. ' ' ' .
I Can DO made. Should 'bo eWx.tA1 MA 0.nrri-oaa '".'tU. AWl t.Iit:'v.V ..'V-4t lfL!?"- Ii.,
Tins is not anoffldait letter htttra
ft not. bA lnn b- pression or. moj via uaj opuuon- aiidi' wish; i. 1 V M f li Wo not understand - that anlna-hn r-n U
. , T -23, ...n.v. , r. r-t I . Tarn. .-,..rll t , it-' At t . . . . T: w TV ' " -
... 'r v r ..:.... . .... i iAin la.i fi'iMi. Aim v Avir vioi nai Tin iwinr i ... - - a a& i:ii .. 1 ' - -' . t-. . - . -. . .- 'j t - - : . - . v .-..- -
m
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