North Carolina Newspapers

J. ;1 'lMw:fiMM i;.t. a- ? . I! If'S OIITH !:CAllOLtNA:ifdOIEN: ISHOE A 1 ill fl II II I II 1711 I f V tiob to the aWVrMamriirif. W. Mpira ' ToJm gentlemen have fitted up! an extensive Faeto-r -.'..MinvanaWy in sdyacce. rvj,v-,f,- :r':'':;j:;vm; jemAenmeryrtbectorjXia driven by TgBl?AY-KORKljAN1862-i steamy and a visitor to it can in Vfew'min- riDEtl.!: ;i-; mv -ng of the wood fgnm ind ": poplar) out f Aithoufih it is not officially known, there 0$ thf ehb; is ade,Uo;.t t io 'UxSaouae ben that Mew. tb leather, and paintio; it blactl These' 'iiii'tW iciingtheyVo p f Drir jgs teverintde, jriH atiil server iae cause vt uie ouuih iu- .1.-7,:" IST,;-: ":rr-?J. rp? 4 jj u ou? mfcks proceed on eP5wed a aring:expns ja Pencil irietora deserve reat credit ib? -tbeif intejli- ttcortitiqn of our Confederacy as a sovereign P?.ffP jjjjujj. vyben tms is .aone-t&e next tnmg 67-; rau" ttUU 6lvug eiupioyment ta aj glafl se'e wiilbe the raising of the block-; go .nnmber of workmen af remuneratiDg mpj .niu md uauusuuieiy com tat; I lmf "RritaJn and PranftA txiinnt 'if-' io let what from the beginning hag; been wages, pensated - for their: outlay there can be no aoaD Already they ares turning ont. shocs of $n intercourse with the Sonth so es- at tlie rate of one hundred ; pair a day, and latal to their welfare and , they will tell tl3fre 13 HO doubt the demand will be largely Mntbi his experiments to coerce x the 4"iicu b me vaiue or mo article is made jjceqea pxes uaa w vcu u egregious ian-1 r " K8,aad tDW ne can no t. longer sq permiuea i 1 -1 YANKEE WOKDS. t&e order in whfoh iVAv rm t.m . .. ' J tv. j 4 , & n'13:vtT. r;,"flT! s;? f r u'8au on bondaj and Monday. i 1 .-..' I '. VI tnij tvvtiii 1 1 a i : i ' ' I . i. i j-i ' T ' i' - r - J , .. - v jj - I . razion Uragg, September 12, 1861, Iiouw :Earl Van Dorn, $eptember 19, Mississippi, Fidna;tha pharlestori Mercury COMMITTEE FOR THf RELIEF OF ;TE SUFFERERS J3i THE LATE FIRE.?: i . - EXTRACT, FKOit' THE ijXNUTSS. ; 1 ' i TJi following letter was read from Hon. C. Gt'' btontinne it at their expense Ifrdm the : ;ln getting rid of the Yankees, with their of weakness in the knees which hel wooden nutmegs, &o., &cL it would be well exhibited, wej take irthat a bare in- to get rid of some vile trash which they have fcinauon to mis . .eneos irora ciiuer jpgiana lorown into the once "pure well of English." fiie last manufacture 1 Yankee word "squelched." , Such a jthfng is "squelohed out;' or ."squelched in." What mor,e bar barous word can be conceived of ? There js another, word of Yankee origin which shooid go by the board. The naaater of an estab lishment is called 5boss.?f 7 It is true, this rFrsfcoe, will cause .Lincoln to raise the 'THE STONE FLEET, .' The. attempt of the Yankees to blockade tie Southern ports with sunken vessels laden lith stone, is -one of th most signal e viden- oftieir commingled cowardioer, cunning reverses. Jims attempt v-v uwiiuiBuuejr yorinaiers,'r souna bstruct thoroors'orthe if given thus "Servants, obey your cs?" ly is not alone an effort to , Tere is another: . word - which, although a Tiadalism. Itis, 'tM they think, a cAeap word can be found in Weljster's Dictionary, s&f doicz mischief ion. or nndar thn va- ufc Webster was a Yankee, and the wurd ter,-and muchjmoro. aje, fbr .them . than a ( oot be found in a genuine English Bio- ebtea the land, on' which they have sus-1 nonary. ' How would the scriptural injunc- Sm such tembleJ reversesilThis attempt I tl?n f "bcrvants, obey ybnr masters,'? sound tapraaccntij obstrnc Soruhern ..coontry ire the Southern Confederacy it is an legitimate iinglisb' word, has been of late attempted Mow against every nation of chris- PPPd n fn QnU3Qal way j by the Yankees, toiioB,'aiid will be. so regarded.,. The idea and we arei sorry to seo, has crept into use in !f ffitia:off for years the products of the &4uaaUjMfrihe .world fromth wa'isad aasiuipuoa oi uie injiaDitantS- of the civil eartb,'ig one too preposterously diaboK- ? to q entertained or tolerated. : Lincoln vernaens is aauy wntmg down itself on register as HoHMhumaniM snmu8t soon take rank with the Bar- Wnt8 when, in the early portion of ffa die present centurv. thev &anriX- auoai ana asnore no nthi ia hnf tjjestrons'hand. trQstavus W. Smith. Sentember 19. 'i'JaI?-Q--7rdrth-Qarolina-v vy , J Hardee, Oclober Y, 0eorgia; ; . Ben Hhgeri Qctober 1: I SoiuUi Carfelina. -'.f-' tJ&st Jongstreet, OctobeH7, Alabama.:s ; V;:r SJ. lfagruder,;OctQber Y; Yirginia. B T. J Jacksoa, October 7, Yirginia. t J .. - : ' ;Mansfleld Loveli; October 7, Maryand.v; ''.'V El-iE; Smith, October 11, Florida. i U i f- ;Si4.;;S;;,:BIGAI)im.OKlEBAI;; f,-1:. J osRAndersdo: September 3, 1861 Virginia. wiujuu x uuccner; csepiemiDerr i4r jventucE j. f " P Walken Seotamber 17J Alabaima. :w jAI3v Blancbard September aiLoukiana -pabriel JEaiaa Semptmber 23, Kentocky. f Lafyette McLaws. Sentemtoer 25. Get&idl&ktV'&i TP, Drayton, September 25, South"Caro:ina.5' T-0-H!ndman8entember 28Afkaiifcas. J" -4 uji B..x.v alcuo tD, Utttooef. 12,;-xenneesee;- - s- Lloyd. Tilffhman. October 1R. TTtnftv i NiEvansv October J2I- South Carolina i ' aamus u. VV Ucox, Oetober: 21, Tennessee. - " gbijipSt. George Oocke; October 2i; Virginia. R. E4 Rode?. October 21. Alabamji. -4 k v 5 Richard Taylor, October 21,rLoaisiaDa, f 5 Ii. TiWierfall. Oetnhm- 21 Toma 1 i . v Jas. -II. Traoier: October 21 J South CarnllriA. V SamjG. Fncb, October 23 Missfeippi. s - k fl. Carroll, October, 26, Tennessee, v H. W. Mercer. October. '29. GeorMaL ? ' ' Humphrey Marahall, October 30, Kentucky. K Job n. 0. Breckinridge, No member 2 Kentucky. A.Iez.;'B.-Sieuarrp November 8, onesseeu '?';.' Wm.;M. Gardner, NoTember'14, Georgia.- n Richard B. Garnett, Novemberai, Virginia, i Wm. tllabone, November 16, North Carolina. Jj. O' B. Branch! Nov 19, North Carolina. . i ... : ' '. . - hsobeen landed at Missiippi C Opposite to Shlir Island H - ' - : A?;; . t The neonta nth.;,;,;' . : '"ua 114. iiiai , section: were m&che2Cit means to resist the .Federal invaders i f hV- ' . meiize is abodt 1Q0 miles from Mbbld, Ithd 85 ruHi jew Orleans. 1' ' n-. r:ii' O t THE FINANHTAT , ; o uuye Tery interesting accounts, through we northern papers, of i the financial ! orifn of thQ Lincoln Government' and of i those' od ' wno.m .it muat rely for support. Theresa In evk hdred, arid eixteetiJaQllars. the verv hsnmoV. ",ivr,"r." 40 Akt-gittieni, 01 jMoriu Carolina iva wwiib,, jub vaiuo or, toe eontrihrit?Av i grealjy enhanced by the resolutions which'accom jjauv.fcuesn, ox wuicu a codv ia ftnrtT.1 Th tseuuiEcn'8 cmDoaiea m tnoseTesotutions will find 'PSinin every. Dosom.; They Express jastj the bpirii vocn perraaes our people, and which :il cuHUio mem 10 cvercome every? obstacle to 1 the final succefa of our cause and tbo estab'ishraent or our independeocei And; m this hour of calamity Our fallo'W.riJfXAna toi'T vrv,f-.j i v: . ..Vm v uujatuj wjuwuiat ana; complete. ; : ;Vv-fhw.trui ' i,- v,-:- ri n -..t 91 yq TiH3asurert Charleston, S.X. I? VT 'TIT ATrrn TTTn v . ..i ..'-J -i: J. t statement of theNew' York baaks shbwk " nV1 accompanying resolijiions expressive ofHheir'sin I1111 iaQ Poub week. ; The imDortin WA of bestowi through the niZtZT receive anotner Heavy blow The pjr uraire w m"fl to ilia suflerers by this i on tea. coflri ht1 Bn.r.;u.u.;A i calamitous events ! - v . y d, :. -t. aunes on t9a. coffee 1 anl uno.. . ncreaed- and the high rates of the Morrill taiiff on manufactured goods are to be made" sUIlfmore burdensome. The Btitiih manufacturers U llby such legislation, become tbe more an 'iij& fc- se cure immediate direct trade with theSoulbe: oiatesf, THE GENERAL A JfPROPRlATION BILL .' ', : ; Passed.? v ' '.. ' The, General Appropriatiou Bill passed by Con gress has beea returned with the approval of the x.:j--i '-fi.Ls.-i '.i .". .'.!"' fm x -; m . "... . ' 11 ' ; xuk xjNBMt ik Greesbrier. On Tuesday Jast.-says the Staunton Spectator, 300 of 'the! ene my appeared in the Meadows, in Greenbrier countVj and left on Friday, taking off lOO-sUp 70 cattle, 40 horses, and household properfyj be- "v"i. xx.jjuaciariand. J. M.'K. Vit X 1 - m mm ' . . 1 - P V 1 ' -i ! ' uci-iigtuu sna Allen J-LcClunr. ?ThA ITl 1 - . l -..' . - !.' jiiiave ine nonor to De, .- v. s . - , :. f : - ' , Mr. Secretary, ;,, : V.; . . Yodr obe't serv't, i . - (Signed) . , w ,;:. ; J), K. JI'Raj.. ' Colonel OOmmRndino. Rtli ron'fM A! q rnJ,.:!i lo lion. C. G. Memminger, Sect'y Treas., Rich! i ( ; lUJUlIU, - .... - - . r f.: . :.. . - ' ., ;. , -ine tollowin.? are th TftaolnMrtfia jaoa eniosea in me letter : i i: j : T A a - : ' . . . - L ' ' - a. j iueeung o; tiie officers of the 5lb Rest UlOU V vi S. C. President. Besides the ordinary routinorbf at noawtiold property was taken frorri Mr : priationb for Legislative, Executive, and Depart- farand's house. About seventy ca vklry sucked, meni. service, we notice the folia wiog in the, War d f 6 overtaking and killing three ' of tiern. r and Navy Department : , i ' ti War Department. For! the nay of officers and privates of tbe array, Volinteersand militia in the Service of the CohfederateStaSeV, for Quar termasters supplies of all kinds, transportation and others necessary expenses,; forty-six millions, tb irty -two thousand, one htindred' arid ninetv- mne dollars. - iy, For the purchase of subsistence stores and com missary, property, aine millioaii one'hundred'and fifty thousand, eight hundred and seven dollars. c or tne tbe ordioanoe service in all I ts branches, They left tOO SOOn for t Via t-if... y- . i.iauujf ui wreenorier to get a chance at them. They were within 18 tniliss T " . , . i c i u juewisourg. -, i . it t Gex. Stkrlino Price AJ the New Orleans Orescent noticins IS BAt. Orttifn ' k ..' .. j t. - " ; . s . u y BUU1H UI tno l rarw.l.o io ,i .I7-. t .1 . , n . . , . . .. 7 . . svv.u ' , u. i i ana manincer.t .ttosD ta It : Anrf il .Ut ;t?. are myoked in sthis 'North Carolina Stale Troons. hoM.ot h J. Colonel's Headquartersnear TInion Mills, Ya J on the 14th of December, the Colonel was 'direc--: ted to transmi t the followiogresolutioDs to the Hon. j 0 G. Memminger,' Secretary of the Treasury of '1 J'ihath.s-licii'Wt'hM heard' with the deepest sorrow how thai tbe beautiful ci.y of Charleston has been desolated by fire I ,' . : vThat,in, this1 hour, all our calamities should be mutual;; thatmr arms, bur hearts and ohf purses araopeflj to afflicted 'brethren that we will suf fer all,sliare all and divide all with those who bave stood in itha van of our glorious 'movement to wards independence. - ' j i 1 uv -i : inat look to see tie noble edifices, now con- 1 a HF.AT.mr a TT'"ii,Vr i--r-': .: ..' : 1 a?4i:; ...DuDtis-DEpoTin fvV:. 1-:;!" ' 1. December 2 Gib. 186!.', :. I ". ;btate is riow, as far as you are concerned,. endedJ; ;At fts ddaou can Tevief ttwith pride and sat- isfacitionu:tTcu first finnouinWewi ih.U-,-7i . months sjnee omliiSiUnobstrpcted march into the: interior of theState't ; From tht t- iim m ;i c&MM from the field-rvou'wem An-rii. ir.."-'- .!' pelwl wMfara with hirn.k Hard confested titles v-.'j j . f " V4 i0urs were matters oraimost aailyj tc- I - -1 iwgovtea ma taoorious and hrdubus- niarches byay . and by night - were neceisary uot only as furnishing yovi the, oppof-' tumy of fighting . there ,but f b-vfflim- tbe foe ; at Querent points vpQohe, march of lnvwion.' Arid it is fact whleh eritittosiybuthe 'warm C0d- i grata IatjOD8 of your General, and in tha -li.Ju fAJMde of your country, 'that, in the midst ; of the trying scenes thfough - which, you hvo pttsswj. jTju nave prpvea yourselves men and !pa- 1 trmtewho- undaunted by superior numbers, havo the foe, beatea ' him . io the ' field. ; and ' en bafflexlnd JrustraiM him in Ms pi W to siirnHse patriotism .and coutajfi have never ' faltered "II -forsaken ?ol.'f is nMequte tranZ 1 ' istan cknowIedged fact that you have er CiEams ad t imposed less trouble any army In the field, content Wdat pA:.,. ..- v 4 Ii V 1 " """vt3i:i uspiainy roioter,ay8 he owes his succdss to practical good sympaties of all our peopie couao omu uara nrntlnr. H naiFon i:.nii.L-AA - uaaau. military school in his life is a ' natural . ioldier wo million, three hundred and fortr ''thousand P0Sse!!,DS tne UDhoun'ded confidence of every Mis- 1 1 . 1 - - i ' I -t mam T A 4 L1 1 I---? : I, aonars. r... h ; ; - i.. wuimu.- vnue Dreaunr out of thA Mpt can Forthe engineer service, onevhundredf and ;War,Gen. Price" raised a resiment -of i teAiiri auu lor gauant cocduct in several battles otHIie That tbe Colonel of the Regiment is hereby re quested to transmit to tbe HonCG. Memminger! the sum pt nine hundred and sixteen ,dollara; ($9I6) the offering of the officers and soldiers cf the 5t North Carolina State Troops to their f6l-low-citijans of Charleston for the relief -of the sufferers. . ' '-,.!'; . - SEWARD'S PROGRlLtMEJ Jae Washington correspondent of tbo Eamineir giyes the following u"ue Jt me arcn-iiend iseward for as : p--' "t UWUUI fc ; ; n me, Mr. Seward oitneensinerv of hi hiftt ;i..n:uil offngemous, misrepresentation : and b to produce a J beEef ain .diplomat! .bjitthe rebe l on f na tt iai0,,f " t - kuvu u. CAvVUlcu itirt T ' ine poutn can never .inultaneoiisly with tbe. advance of the ddlesex, Northumberland and Lan Wlli ?e 96I2ed y a naval expedi- nev- Capeenry i Vil- SJK rlens,. rSMff0!"-Cair Bowling Green, is to ri.aS CQiUmn of 2Q0 000 mpre march iffiSS010 jcture, with the '.-.A:,;:i- exctio of talf it-day , - 5tnjgEt since; wEeh trr.nr "dvs ot clear weather.. Such minr n.i,' ' ' "t. t -w 'rr. f"'V-i i 1 i a ill . i my - p . v -r-m. a ' . ,1 Year made its bowiwith a riht l5Wed face, and, was in temperature e Stririflr il ij .j.'i -"s tr -i -i- f-b,i.u ui,M-wiuier viro nave .4 In ' frecedented in our ; recollection, C"8 expect, m thft tt a Hil?ld' are LJr,t&ewindHSibanled was aQd while we write written on around to the &si.ft.4 . ! wo wnie on i? naay , , MVMua.10ns oi snow. . g of t, ; r vu 8aJ mat with the begin- ".J1' ,whave; received a f Week- H 4-JeI Bw subscribers, c many o j. Li g 1bsciipti6ns:to the Remi-lVpoTr His pJs whic,h as 'ouc readers are a:,l8.eal to two w;-.w:i: ' "vtt . ' . ri 7 ?!from Guilford countv a lnh nf 4 ribe:with promises more" -ie gUd t0 8ay aIso at'our feL5jrs ae renewing with commp. ."Ptitude. .t . , vea lor 5 or SO I is.. ' the bouth. We allude to the wo rr! j nf iln fp , If a matter id to be ' brougit to light, it is to be "ventilated, " instead of ') exposed as Addison, ; or 'Johnsbn, or bir Walter Scott Would have said or: written --, A Lst us, then, abandon Yainkeeisms, and go back to pure English. 'I GEN. FEOYD'S GfiNERAI. ORDER TO ';'':;-i HIS BKIGAI)K 1 In another column will he found the Gen eral Order of Gen. ;FIoyd, tio bi3 army. The army of the Kanawha, most richly deserves all the'-praise that their gallant commander bestows." Their services may 'well be com pared with' those of any troopj inthe service of. the Confederacy. WTlhjodds of , seven ta one against themthey have held in check an army commanded; by one oj the most distin guished Generals in the service of the Yan kee Government;," Their privations have been very great," but they have bien borne with a patriotic patience and fortitude which noih- ing but a j ust an$.good cause cou 1 d hayen- "spiredIn their ;newld bf action; on the "darkand -bloody ground, we ; predict for them, a brilliant career. , . I v ; v v 4i thirty-five thousand dollars. - v . t vu . , fc -u..iii r,j .1 tin in . I . i : o hundred arid fifty-thousand dollars. ": p . ot ellco was 1 brevetted to -Brigadier .Tor contingencies 9F tbe army,! i thirty-four general, jjince, nd before that, and until 'the thousand dollars. C ! : iP :4!;: 'MaWng: put'.of, tbe. present revolution, , ihe has TNAvi-jDEPLimparT: For provisions, -vlotb Pt his Ume on lus farm in Charitoh cbuntv met t, fiffy thousand dollars. 1 . : peters or Nwtn Miswuri. ; r , . dollars - . -' - -y ' . ' i t- v ' TaE Ladies ojHavana and the Souti.. For medical supplies and surgeons necessaiies, he Savannah New notices that amonr the kto tenlhousaiid dollars.' ' . arriTaWn tht city from .Cuoa i3 a large' box" cf For equipments and- repair of -vessels of the ,,ifnxv anoiA 1; , -tt . Naw. fiftv "tnoiManfl r1ol1fl f ? beautifully prepared lint, .presented, throaeh For ordnance and ordnance stores, fire hundred yPP paaing, 10 tne soldiers of the Cbnfed- the.semliments of fratamal sympathy with which oiraoiijf wi o uuuiwui Ul .ue oenonta.. Of Ha. l a ntwuiuauieu. i i ft j '; ? ; vana. The lint is drawn-fn threads four or Ava Resolved, That in tbe touching sentiment ex .nAi...fA. '.:.-ts.- .. . . . pressed hy this regiment, lo suffer all, share all. '"7" u xaorics, is waite and divide all," With those whom this Committee as driven; snow and -soft as down. . It is putup in the exbrcise of this" ci)ariN represent, there in 'f.of ltttlci honb-a nr1 tortif,.?! : 7 -. . l' ! -lV-, . - ' " , ' 1 . .. ."" ,..ciutiy. iieu witn epi- t can oe, anajwin- oe, dui one response irom couth ored ribbons. The lint was rriofla.' oriri t.;t.. I ri...iir, : a ,a' ;-. r ail . : - - r , - - wjimuu- i vai u-.u-i. j o volf ii iu.g uuiu uer Bunerin". I vrt K-n- a nMmhn. nf 4tA Aot- PTT ' . . ! i: , .-i . . i - . ... Or wjr uuunwi yi w-o u.o. iauira oixiavana, and .m as a .esuLuuu-ai 01 ineir nearueit devotion The Committee then adopted the following resolutions,- responsive to thoio; which had ; been l-Jlj$hZ this .committee jiava , recei?ed ! found gratitude, the contributions of the officer and soldiers of the 5th North Carolina Regiment State troops, intended for thei relief of the suffer ers by lh0 late fire. . ' ! j : ; v .. Resolved, That the amount contributed, in it- seira uaauspmedonaUon, is greatly enhanced by your TV.rt.flt.ton ' f.ftart .i'lif .lo .... i . .. i i - , v5jr v'mvihiv. wim ifsm mania. foil aJlowance of provisions! no' Private haa avap i utteied a complaint to IhisVGenferal 1. Tk. r was grateful to his feelines : and if V6ur harrfah irio have pot been removed" or., alleviated by him, it -has been becanse of his inability to do 'so, ': But ' your exemplary and ? patriotic -f ond Oct has not 'J passed unobserved nor unappreciated by the Gov 1 erntnent jirr whose cau-e wejare all enlisted. It K kjoadelewtivv'. upon it iharH . e and to An? : ' as becomes .raeaUdien'andj patriots.; 'h',i- f llv 4J ' Now, at-the close of i voii '! laboiioua anri at4t.i 1 1 i 1 '. ' . r ' - r -,r iui campaicn. wnea vou fnav Iiava lJvfei. fnU ; ward to ! a season" of rest., vaur countrv haa h " stowed upon you the distinguished compliment of : uaiijuig yuu 10 anotner neia or action, fl'hat vqu ' will ftfeehrrresnOpd to thU call. !vour nsst RArri.' : so cheerfully reridered, fiirhish the amplest aisur-i ance. iventuckv. in her hour of npril aaia Yirgiii?her -molher, a)d to hec sisters for S sue cour. j TlIb appeal is. not urlieedeiibyiheir4t-l- ' iani sonB. aine toot or tne.oonressor.is bnon hfti- J 1 Trustinfr; inthe"cause of iustice. W'hi..;L'!-! Ilief. and witfi the fael n of Kl mr httU 'it JniK.-' j will do pur part in hurling bad:k ard chastising wio wijrtjssar wco.is aesecraung ner soil. - -r ; 1. . r Soldiers J You country-Uyoa friends whom yot If leave behind you,: will expect t you, in -; your new ! uieht opabour, to do your. duty. v 'i."' :i .Remember that the eyes of Ufe country are up on you! and tha upon your action, in part, det ' eridnhe'; resuT of thej greatest :f strugglothe i 1 iwofldever saw involving nbt only y6ur freedoni. ; wuf, Fiupoy iu ypur Mvts. put tne lata ot po n.t?.i iik-f-- v - r . ' -..I..: ontrols the destindsr of nationo f-i.;-,;....!.! I T- vv MS lUUlllllUH you need not fear Ihe resiilt. ! '. . j: l. j;Byi order; V;;; ,j'; -4h'- ;;" I , 1 ,K -igadier-General JOHN i.. T?r,nyn I H. bAyiusojr, Major.and Assistant Adj'u-tant-GerieraJ;rf h'. ; 1 ; ;;,.j ..; -.; . ... is dEF.ZOLLiOOTlTKrt'-iWlftvWiiAf j. . . . j, . , , - - r .---,... .j..yi- ,Va. Ea:EENTtrcKrX-lfoll6 der; was issued by Gen. Zpllicbffar tpis'" brigade1! und fifty thousand dollars. For t ; , 1 two millions of dollars. FoV repairing and fiftting steamer Merrimac as an iron-clad ship, twenty thousand dollars. ' For floating defences i or the Mississippi five hundred thousand dollars: v, 1 ; For iron and copper for the use of the Navy, five; hundred and thirty. five thousand dollars. For coal for steamers, five hundred thousand dollars.? ! ; . ' -? ; - - For pay of officers and others employed at the Navy Yard, at :Nortolk, ' Virginia,- forty-five 1 to our cause. Carolina. while yet gathering her strength to expel the in yader of soil, she abates no, portion of her joy who reioice or Of sorrow with ihosA ;p DIED Ir THE GUAdD HOUSE. A man by the name, of Simeon Marshall. .m:j.-. -c i..:'''. . . J" . 't ' , icsiueuir-ui iui2s uouniy,, was tasien up Dy the police of this; city on Thjirsday momin ih s. -state of beastly in toxicatio n, i an d com mitted to the Guard Housfe.' On gomg tio release bim about' o'clock in the afternoon , Cokqeess Gen. Stoaet's j ; Report. Con gresi re-assemblei at Richmond op. Monday at twelve o'clock, and immediaieiy; went into secret session, j Messrs. Thomas and Burnett, members from the State of Kentucky, appeared, were qual ified, and took their seats. jj The report of Brigadior General J. E. B. Stuart, cf the battle or Drainsville- was read in secretses- sionndordered to be published,' The following js THE PROGRAMME OF THE NORTHERN CONGRESS. ' . t A correspondent of a New Pork i pnpei? gives the followihg as the series of measures that will prdbably be adopted by the Northern CdDgress And for the generous hope expressed for a. its present silting . . : m with those who sorrow, for the success or reverse which has fallen to the- lot of. those who witb .her have de voted themselves with an unfalterinc: purpose to iuo, BtDunimisumeiiv yi a uocimoil tieilverauCe. Jtesolved, That in this common sentiment the citizens of jCharleston sympaihisend participate. a speedy ii 1 ,1st. The passsage of Thad. Stevens' resolution. u-viariug lira ouu ,uioi iiig ir.ouum aXX Slaves who will leave tbeir masters. j J t 2. The passage of Lynam Trumbull's bill con fiscating the property of the rebels, including their staves a summary of the casualties, as .exhibited in the the off tbe Same day, bief was found to be dead. AUoroners,inquest : was held over the deadJ body. On Fiiday ;morninffv- which rendered a yerdict attributing the death to the intempe rate use of ardent spirits. yery ; dark, and a Yankee iirtfGHT,;;BpAXi .BURNED. I We learn that the Light Boat at the mouth og the Cape Fear was burned on Monday night last by the Yankees j. ftho night was vessel from the blockading squadron r slipped in arid burned the boat, which was under Ithe guns of Fort Oaswelir Threft pickets who were on ?uard on the shore didnot get ini until next day, 4nd ii u supjedhat the 'werelsleping pn thir-post when tho deed, was doneJ u Thi Drainsville Fighl--A lady residing immediately iu the neighborhood of Drainsville, iff a prfvate letter td her daughter," in Richmond,1 gives the following account of the iate.battle at 1! bat plfce : .'It has been reported that we were badly whin. ped at Drainsville, but it is notso.- We-Iost forty three men killed, and their losfe was tbrA hun dred ' IThey were fin een r thnn&And tronr ? too had ony sixteen hundred. 'If they bad ftood their ground, until tbe following' tulorning, we would nave tauen every man, but thecevTardly tvretcb-r e won. u iueir neeis. ' .FLoaini. ;C, S. SknatoiU report; nth Virginia, k ; ; ib South Carolina, 10th. Alabama, 1st Kentucky, V j' ; Cutt's Battery, j Total; 6 15 1 3 43 '45 - ; f23 ?15 ; :i'43fr; 0 J3 2 0 ''The list of killed has been' materially-increased by the deaths' " which have occurred since the battle. restoration of what has been destroyed, the w?rin gratitude of this oojamunity will be cheritbed with, profound respect' for those who have given; .it such eloquent' utterance. Whatever.' may be the fortune of our city fn the future, and whatever inayibe th -ufferin it will be balled -on to en dure that j fortune- will have a brilliant future. 3d; The passage of a bill abolishing slavery In AwhS" ffi S 1 t a ' , a ? eDistnctof Columbia. t. . f " C i lXjjS. f? acknowledged rasher I - - - t . . w MU uu VWIJUWU vw henceforth jLo be enjoyed only with those who are united wjlb her byj;he strongest ties, and the pu rest" political aspirations.' . i f' ' - Resolved, That these resolutions-bo transmitted to the Colqnel, other officers and 'soldiers of the 5ih .Regiment North 1 Carolina State -Troops, through the: Hon. Mr. Memminger, at Richmond, 1 i ' itth! "'Thft total'. immAifttA' . " nnnnni'ifinnAl JUUed.- Woflnded. Missmg.J repeal of the Fugitive SlaveLaw of 18td fohe ' 6th. The passage of a joint: resolution request ing the President to remove General McClellan from the supreme command of the army, tend to apjoint General Banks io his stead and to re store General Fremont tO; the command ."Jjf the department of Missouri. !' t 6th. The passage of an act obliterating ' the boundary line between the States of .North; Caro lina and South Carolina, throwing the twoistafes into one, and calling the State thus .formed sim- ply "Carolina. as tbe number found dead on the field waf only aTrr'f.-v'--c- "r,v THE TARIFF QUESTION IN CONGRESS. We have a pretty well aotbenticated Veportthat tbe committee on commerce in the Provisional Congress have reported against a su-pension k of au J..: tt . j. . tr- - ' 1 . T?T?fl1f "TlfTQCI .TTT?T " f-v ' I r V vbiuu . ; '. . l i iu.uiu uuiiug iu wur. , i iB,ira.eciie jomjju. JUi.DOiyJU&l. ,.,. f J, 7th. The rassasre of aioiritrfifiolntion Murinrf oonolnsion will lM?raaun. hv nona.f.a a iJ. lmpatcnes irom bt. louis, dated the 24tb, say ihat slaverv is the cause of the war, and that the )" m patient ' to ascertain, . for curiosity to know that 1000 rebel prisoners of. war, taken by Gener-, j war can not' be brought lo a successful formination j bow far obstinate find stolid adherence to Yankee al PoneJbad arrived lhere. . The rebels had des- until the cause is removed. , ,0 ideas is to preyail:again,t common sense in tha I euuuutv ui uur guvwumem. : tore wa are DiOC-T- 1 cd up by Yankee war vessels, with coffee, salt, troyed the bridge over Salt'river. on the Missou ri itaiiway. . ty , :,!, r s . The St. Louis RepiMcan of tie Slst' contains tllojwwgr . :ivy-; -..it;;i:i!':J - Headqtabters, -;; - ".,-'. -Depaetmeijt of Missouri, ; j v : j-?-; . ; St. Louis. Decern hr 20. 4. Gfe. George HF Clellan : i x ; . -; . 7 - A party of Gen: Pope's forces.under Col. Davia and Maji Marshall; surprised the camp of the eo' etnyon tbe night of the 18th i bst.; and Milford, North ;;, Warrensburg v A. S bi-isk skirmish' took place, when the enemy, finding himself surrouod ed.isurrendered. iVVetook thirtenliuBdre'd pris oners, including three coloriels.seventeen. captains, one thousand stand of arms, ejus thousand horses, sixty-ve wagons,5 with a quantity of tents ba gage, :Our loss - was two killed and - eight wounded. Tne enemy's loss is not yet known -Signed) t- H. W. HalLeck, Maj. Gen. -The Leavenworth tbUertaHteot the 26th, has advices from Mound;City to the 15th inst., stating that a portion of the 8d Regiment, under. Major ViHiams, had -made a dash into Missouri, burn ing tbe villages of .'Papinsville and Butler, and retu rnipg accompani ed by a large ; number I of refugees.! Only two of our men j were killed; Gen. Price ia at Osceola. He , intends to attack Sedalia. .j , , . Hon. James. M. Piice', 8 0f . last year. Baker ind Hon. A.' E."Max Well.5 have been eiet.' -ent. less jed by Legislature of Fiorida Confederate per cent, less J States Senators for that StateJ The London Times says that" Webb, the Ammi can Minister to Brazil, had demanded that; Gov. Marathen be surperseded fbr.bavSng allowed coal supplies to be furnished to the Sumter. . ; i FROM KENTUCKY. i ; I I" . 1 woolens and leather; Tthe very ' articles we need. Nashville, D- c. 30. A special dispatch to and for which we aw willing to , pay four limei tbe Louisville Courier from. Hopkinvillet atatea their eost, and, in some instances, ten times, sand tunt vuf wrtjtij taiBii jr, wuk sou enuijjj, aDaaj wa r wtupia cuyuii uu Cliiilinue in. existence a the Federal cavalry, with about the same number, tariff wbicbieeds some thousand ; custom house met at Sacramento, on Green river, -on. Saturday officers doing not .qne thing", beyond mending a litet, vit;u aHutrmt.u uusutrj... uuuk xiity ,j. eue- pea or pustupiy -uoa.iug a pipe oi tooaco once or rais were kuiea, wounaea, ana taseq prisoners, wice a day c uouki any body, tea how much Our los3 was Capt. H. Clay Merri weather,, of money has been received at Richmond by the Louisville, and. one private, killed, and one ,pri Collector of Customs since our Congress has been ya.e sion. wounded-. The enemy fled in great confut- in session? Would it do for Mr . Memminrer, 5 A centleman who has just -arrived here.' and who Tett Louisville on Christmas day, eays tbat piloja cannot be obtained for the Federal, gunr bbaU which were-destiriuid.to go down the Mii- , sissippi river. .Toey say tnat tney areatraid of the submarine batteries placed at different points in tbe river. -4 - - ' It is reported hefe that the Louisville Journal hag announced that there will be no forward movement on Bowling Green or Green river until Lincoln's position on the slavery question ds sat isfactorily defined.-, ' - ' ; COTTON RECEIPTS, IN. PETE RSBtTEG. . PETERSRtrRG, Dec. 31.--The receipts 'of jj'otton at this point since the first. of. September' have been restricted in jconsequedce of tbe heavy de mand by the Government for .transportation on the railroads. . ' - .j ( NorUi Carolina' fair, equivalent ' to strict mid dlings la. Georgia, is quoted -at ted cents per .poundvi ' tip v iiy, ; f'$ xri 5.-ai ; undertake this investigation ? It might be better work than; attempting to demonstrate the wisdom of the present tariff policy - of the: Confederate' States, thro wing every assistance in the way of Our.erfemies, and interposing every obstacle to our own ciuzenejwho are expected to suffer all the hor rors cf a feeige under a .policy i which serves no other purpose than to reward specukprs and to benefit smugglers and thieves. i , . , t r ! Richmtufa Examiner'.' ' ' "North MissouRr.-.Tbe Memphis Avalanche, of the 27th hit., says; "We havej just been informed by! a gentleman directly from North Missouri that nearly the en tire population north, of the Mifesouti river are Southern Confederacy men, and are determined to fight the jLincoln Government.' There ia but little doubt, that North "Missouri ; is the sous deal part of that, great State, and bur informant aays that the Federalists assert on every band that there are r.ot enough Union men in the Slate to make the nght 1 ntereating, 4 - v; jj ,1-; iMkjviwsxB&fK'KStvcKi Like, ' 1 'ij .; I- if; f k i Nea4Abajiy.Noy86i.'J4j -1 I We march into Knfucky . for the - purpose of ? defending the people of a sister Southern StateJ A against an invading. Northern army . and - their federal j adherents. X Lei. us be ; careful to Ida no 'act';of;ihjuW'jtbosj9:'we come to protect, f et nO citizen d Kep tacky be mbl ested in hi s person lor property, whatever his political opinions may bo supposed, to be, untess fodnd ip. arms against, us,' pr giving itd and comfort' to the enemyf1! No officer or fcoldier of tb is command will bo per- - mitted to take property belonging to any private, citizen i without ,. authority from the General in Command, j Officers commanding regiments, bat-! tanuB mm uotjpame, win. see tnat tnis order i is strictly enfqrced. A few; bad men. must not be permitted to bnnjr reproach upon ihe whole com mand, or, by lawle acts to convert the people of; jcvemucKy irom irienas mroenemies: . bevere ex amples must be made of the few, if any,' who dis regard this order. . Commandinf ofBcera will corn- 1 i . -. -. ' T : cause tbw order to be read.to their several manos Until all understand it.; -vi 1 -J vvi'V B-By. order, of I .:.--f .: 'I -Jt '" Brig! Gen: F.:Ki-ZbLLCOEEER. V 1. Tollok BtLee,A.A,XcneraU Death of Akotier Old' GitIze.v. We are pained to announce tbis morning thei death "of Hon. Francis 3, - Rives. ilis - demise ; occurred? yesterday -morningr, 6fer . i w visible IdeolinA , in; health Jbr;; f the oast few month ' 1 nt ...!' Jives was in, the 70th year, of his age, and has al- Vv ways borne an enviable reputation both ' in pri- 1 . vate and public ife. ' He was twice eUcirA fram this district to the Congres ot . the Tlaited Rtt. !, and for many years ablj represented the inter- eit8of the city in -the-Senatw of Virginia. In public life he gained the confidence and t esteem cf ' bis associatef, WhUe:$ir bii upright and pyre wlkr " in private, he attracted the - j-espectj and love "5V; all wbo knew. him. 'ffloj was ras well knonv throughout the South A3, probably any of our dis-- s Anguished statesmen, and his deat :.will ! ;be ". la-' i . mented by a large circle of friends iLnd; acqoam-'f ' I tances. His : funeral -will 'taka nlac from h : Tabb Street Presbyierian Church t-morrow. it ft ! s n- REPORTED SURRENDER OF MESSRS - 1 'son-and":slidel;- j The following telegram .was received . in this - ' j; pity yesterday fron a reliable Bourco: j I . . i 'Centreville, Dec 31. Seward baa s'urren- , dered Mason and Slidell." v. 'k: . t ' . ; ;We ascertkiaed last night that no official cbn S firmatida of jthisTejtort had been received, though-;' ; ' it is mxke likely to be true than otherwLo. ; Th& 4 i rbolitipn administration having'vastly more .to' 5 tlflffi' attend tf on 'this aide of the Atlantic than it can fi -liij "A manaffe, will not hesitate t kisa th Britisbi Lion! iff bvn-ktf i-Aaintrht-iStin;itrtUi jlow whi)6h? threatens to demolifh its own "pollW t ted n VSca&Q-IiicJtmond t Duimitcft nf. WeAk. aay. 1- f : Tt LSI -At tia reside in Gra vilU ecnnty N. C-, oti the-; Iflth of December,' 18.1, WILLIAM BAILEr, Sr., . in the 71st year of his ;age. -tItSs with ja.6 , orJinary :-;s iceuogs xaa we announce tot aeata 01 tnis traiy es- titpable inan.. Having enjoyed the pleasu of a verw , luiuwut) pr5KJuai acqua.iou.nc witu niia, &nu vae .... : lr,nntifnl hiMmifralif.iflS nf hin ftrtni A. 'trl Ann .nnn. 1 knowingly Off his virtues lie e. joyed the profound vi esteem and friendship of all who knew him, agd had secured consfidenoe, twSich was never betrAyed, in -J the faa:Iy and eirelo orfnendt apand him, who noW ;f ia tears' aruMsadneaaaarn hi jrrepairable .logf ; Koowfing him as wf did, we ean'oply offer our 'Chris- '. i tian epndolens to thdss who have thus bejaz. bereft of I ' one of the brightest jewel, in thiir domesd cr6wn.' i lie died in' peace-1 with :God anithe world-4a. the a blessed hope pt a gle4dttai--oortii-Uijni tt '''II t Jfey l; forever. tWtasi is done, A vili U-Z i i. M Th'pLi are past, and H : it ! 1 , -S 5 -.- :" ' '-.' ; ! i' S. ! . ' . ft !.- -' 1 1 ' i :. it V.I- . j m IVr'V:!