-5r5T tu" itft tif pound
bwitsM sad tb tWst P of
ILii ..
L. tb 8vety nt EPt J
vTkrTUflvtUcct il lea Lot twe re
'Jr. tome littlf alterations which, will u
" erflh spte-vM ! wbfc wiU.
v . well furakUd battery wngoa sad a w.U
raH trav &ge p the be
y "present. The eorees villi
they IwW furskbad, fiftyix
u r laoterj erl of the beet,f and thf eoaF
'VMlfc40afCll0.(C-pl.lUlUrJ,
will mi e very abort tlaae h able to Jake a
i4re with af other Ourpe of Aftillf 7-in
u laid. CP. BeUley : bring rii bim
eltoi WWjt of lU theory of
tk maiief"" of artillery together with
. tb practical oUvnrtiiwM of MM Mf e
laM ar ie active nerviov II nerved
Jrif the war with Mexico la tbe Id Begl
l 8. Artillery, and waa engaged hi aeveral
rf ibe heaviest of the battle. .
For the but three daya we Lav beard
tb booming of Wty artillery) ia tbe di
rection of the IWrnac, which I pnndM
aa attack mad I7 lb enemy oe mom
beech of bebee thinking U m 4 masked
beiiery of lb CotiWeraUa, .
Iota.
A DUmat forttoding.Tha N
V, Time edvocattre a 00m bi nod
effort to-ct ri4 -of lite Oftetnlojed
and Urvijr ialtioii of that city
bv acndinic tbeiu tv ttio West It
own p to the eomiUioovf
tuna:
Oor citizens may at well now take
into serious cotieideration lb? social
burdens they will le obliged to car
ry during the approaching winter.
The enenrf doyed ww are increiilfi f g
ujion or haoda at an alarminjc rate.
Already w are Informed tl.at tboua
n.U ,Jt &(J.lxjdied women are un-
. JUhMUr t k CVMnmiuinnrfa of?
:fWttv and avt'Dotted at MtHie ex-
- . .
ptoae women wbo ak fr ik ebar
jV, bat ouly work. May faoiilie
J volanteert ! not bete rclierifd
by tl liberal aoma expended, and
wilt be forced auoo l o-become bur
de&a wi the city, Tbe warnta ot
unfurtanate eliiWreo tbe offering
of people imporerUbed by the boii
ncM jmatratlon, or. of Utbera wbo
baft ibaodoneJ every tbing for Ue
war increase in tbe atreeta. Tbe
drenk Aid Society report inai nuni
t . ,..i.-t. I111U
one 'beset theirtdflce or their sch.ls
7 . . . .. . 1 ' .1 .....
mk abeuereeau wimjiw
i it ? t ..11 . -m.i
til WgTia KJTC1CII W'V'V "
gloomy autumn aoq wnrer tne
The N. Y. News mentions sold
ier a wile who took. n aick .child iu
her arms, locking ep twoptlwr hun
gry ones in bcr room at home, and
went flrat to the committee and then
to the Mayor (br relief. While she
was pleading wlh the latter, lA tick
tkilddUdinhr
Ld th OJicer be Sc&r Jn.
. That good officers are esaential to
the success 4 soldiers, is a.qucstiu
whidi atimitsof iio dooUt And in
order lo be good officers men must
be sooer. A drunken officer ought
to be removed at.ouce. Itis too
bsxardms to place the lives t.f a
thousand men on the uncertain vag
aries f -drunken miud. By alt
means let tliem be aober. And
" when caught unJeFllie influence of
-Iwuerz lei them ledismissed from
service and ten t to their appropriate
work of banging round Uie groceries,
i H 'tsUm JirCarvlimiaJi.
- Cotlxtor cftUTert a AVooarn,,
Tbe Cbnftsderate anjlMriUee hava
sppointed ,W, Q. SingUfEoii', t
tlie ibcumbent under lie old Govern,
inent, Collector vt this port of New-
vbernyTnia ia an dmimbleajpoint
meat and one that will give satisfsc
Jtieo to our eople. Having iieia
tba m t.m mmmrwA Mr iirtteion
to the aecewaivn of North Carolina,
ed being now selected lor the same
" position by the Confederate Govern
meat, without application being
made, in the face of the fact that he
bss never been a politician, Is suffi
cient evidence ; tbst the office
sought tbe man and not tlie man the
o&ce. He has diacbarged tbe do
1 ties faithfully heretofore and we nre
confident that there will be ne cause
0 complaint hereafter. Of course
the office Is not worth a good deal
just now bnt we hope It will be bI
Jiereaiter--XeuUm lyiyretH
: Df 8. 8 Citch veil, cf thla cooty,
Who, litthettt tU:nt U Eerope for
tome txjontbj, wblcb time he spent
tnalnlr if, not xelaalvelf lo Pari,
in the Lot pltala anddiaaecUnx rooma,
adding te Ha storee" of profesaional
k no wledge,. arrived here yesterday
la LooUriHe and the West, after
hard tcafSe ta gtl tbroagb at all.
Tlie fact ia that nowhere in Europe,
not avW fii Hifaala. M ihrn mMiiUmmv
eo annoy fog, nor the eearchea of pe
eon ana bajtgtge eo oxnctoaa aa tney
are flow at the North. , France la a
free cl'ItgorefflOiCfiltombared with
the tBiliiary despot iana or Abraham
Lincoln and strangely, or what tnigbi
have been thought eo some months
since, the facet, tbe ee nr heart and
centre of all tbla may be hond in the
great UUrml city of New York tbe
city that grew fat off Soothern trade,
that boasted of Its eoaraopoliUn char
acjer nod its freedom from local
prejodices. Noither Massachusetts
in general, tor Boston In particular
can hold a candle to New York in
rancorous bitterness. Sach appears
to be the resalt of the Doctors ob
aervations, and the conclusion to
which he has come Is also affirmed
by the experleacai of others.'
Dot the jeinter is coming on end
the vast liordea of. tlie Oliemployed
and thriftleas and characterless flpat
iuir imttuUtioh of Smw Tork. hnm
uUtfttw--leg--teen-4eiieveif
will ha thramlaniftir th DrnDcrtv of
" r-r- . - -. - .
r wwj
eculators, the storehouses of food
and the reptieitories of clothing, with
ack and ctnflcation. The whole
artificial scaffolding upon which the
bloated .balk of New. York commer
cial supremacy has leen raised so
high is tumbling down, and 'her
merchant princve1 'are Iwnne
!tMr&t(. . mad-rrirklri -' 1 -Lrr
We uiwJersUnd that the history of
the Ihtctnt ;e itieanderings in oroer to
reach Iwine wnnld form qette a nar
retire. - Any Southern mn comiug
hwiije from New York now has to go
in m ? windng way.w Wilmington
A A'OICE FROM BOSTON.
A Boston correapondent writes to
th Baltimore Excliange:
Battles have )een fought and lost.
Change has fTiIiowed change. All
Vva had their influence here
iiioiip the 1 ankees. and no doubt
;ith yio. y Here, one can talk more
i.lv .t..i il. 1 mi Kin. ill JiPiir more
"jt r .7 1 , -v- ,
acting heart andjiand with this ad-
min stratum nre now stopping to ais-
,1 ...1 .1 . .1. . ..
on. th witertsaiionta or tne iAiiati
tntivi: and constitutional guarantees
nnder -honet Abe. In flne;intel
ligvut men with na are oentng
their eve, end a ffotd many round
ly awear they hope Jefferaon Davta
Will laae nainmpon, urnvvm
AbolitUiuiatsaad reconatuct the Gov.
..nn..ni 1tMttl litinn it. inattera
cn,l4ru.tLlilJatt.lstJiaj!cX-hTe
g.ne witn as since May 1st, win tout
an outbreak. It may be I am mis
taken, but 1 donVbelieve lem.
Buinea dull. We are all ruined
and aiitking deeper everf1 day. - -
The Vforwrt at Richmond.
Jaa. Norval, a Lincoln Surgeon,
captured atManasaas,antl discharged
after two wwka confineinetit, has
arrived at New York, and puldihed
letter affirtiiiog that Vie .andjbit
fetlovr prisoners-were treated with
aniform kindness, lie aaya,
' "There is one thing I cennot re
frain from ad verting tolrefeetiagi
of the Woii ml ed and prrotiers towards
our ':- GoverumenL IflMi -passive
treatment they are.now receiving Ja
tinnnl- endHrhtch ia tosttle to
every -principel of civilised warfare,
there will v sucn a iiowi uyw uwwc
dotigeVitis and hospitals aa sball be
felt throughout the wlrole length and
breadth I uf the Ni'rtb, a4would do
more to damage our cauae than two
auch battles as at Manaseast besides,
:t will t.rint down ntou the Admin
iatratioti the ctjindemtmrion f other
powers in abort, the whole civilized
world.' . '
rr .it Vnrioaities taken by our
army on the field of Ma&essaa, the
two ambulances or carts for the trana-
Lllnn nf tba WOUnded. and the
uvi tuvu t
beery v four horse medicine wagon,
. 7 - . I a. - f2 1 aw awl ai wf
which were nrougut go vt.vi
aiaU beat worthy of atten
Uon. Tney; are in evcryrespect the
. .n.tAnle eomDlete and loxa
riouS articles of the kind ever seen
tn wis cy -
nioHLY wrosTANT roii tz&
YAVJZi.
YTs art pwstkted to eofytlsiaV
impoVtaot hrtUr trot&lU fxUrj of tbi
afy to Mr. WrtgM 1 , i . f
Cosrxosulra thit o Aiicsici,
' Natt DarsaTMssr, BicanoaB,
r r! rABgua i,l8l
' Rial A fra aanblv of Cbal "W Vonr
8tats7la cotUMcUon itir,f"Bl 5
(etare epemt'ioM cf a staam Nay, l ie
rare as or vary ar inponsoor, aa
. - w - - , -
tkva connected" Un UT Wilt yo U pUma-;
ed ad tim me at to iae ropeui 01 eon
Dieting tha FT'UilU and Coalfield Rail
Koad I - Tbe piiaaral weSllb of yoer 8ute
ad partieelarly of the Deep River eoea
try, jiofots U aa early eatablMkmcet of
ack greet Work Shop a tha defence of
our Confederacy will demand, and I deep
ly regret that lbs edoj moo tenatof tbe
Sooth, in year goes by,1 baa aot etWlh
ad them. -I
aa, very repctflly,
Tour obedient aerr't,
S. "R. MALLOKY, Sc Navy.
ThU i another and emphatic indication
that the Waggle of thoaa bo ba tpeot
tLeir tiroa' and neana' ia tba effort to d
rtkp this great intent, i about to be
crowned with anoceMJhaJ-egialatura of
North Carolina cannot now fail to do unj
thlag eefyttiog to eomplete tbt open
iu of Uk.wonderful mine of Wealth, tkia
yatitoT1oesf of-amyindiyrbicb
" lb common teoae of the" Soatk," look
ing anywhere el than at home, baa not
heretofore appreciated -indeed acarcelt
now bafiaa te appreciate.
v,Tha- goerinat-wata coal for a Steam
Narr, and coal and iron for the grttt
workabopa, here ia Fayetteville. that bae
ever been aeea;in tli 8ath. Individual
liOletethA
kirhean be mora conrenienllr obuuoed
at Deep TU than anywhere 1 W tba
South, Now wa ralli on tbe lgla-
1st are tb do promptly w hat may be -are
lo iofua the fu l'let life and vigor into
j - . 'a--
lb eperatiuM oT tbt vw interests
X f.i.t.in Booth, of the Artillerv Corp
of the Confederate Anny, ba arrived here
nd taken commaiM of the Araenai, ano
it i anderttood that hie order are to pat
up more buildinga, with a view to the eot
toiuiva Oiieratkb end to urn tn
the tmot pomible apeed eery apeciea of
woik for tarawbing iherroy- P u
ertieineiit for BrH-k aad Lumber
Now we hail go ahead indeed, anJ N.
Carolina will berom one of tiMrk-beat
nd mot luiportaei of tba Swiihern Coo-
-fcderate.-
W'm loara bv thi tnoroinsV mail, that a
reanlotum introduced bf Mr. Wright in
the Commons directing the delivery of the
200,000 of booda appropriated by "tbe
Legtature lt ' wioter but never kaed,
puaed Halrd reading in tha Common W
terday by tlie targe vote of 83 to 1 1. This
ia hamiaome, awl It M ppoea tne oew-
' , ' ' w vl AA
ate will abo pa tl,-r v. x a.
' lrom the FayetteviDe tMaerter,
... TAXES. . :
TL. roJrt Cbaerea has naMed a
I 1 . .. If Mr. Cil
rv :' . . ... '
I J.Jl k. ,mrmw itl Ukt it alt
. nut m Mr nnuiHcr. c.m
ti.m L .a hlo for it- Thi war mtwt ba
ustained. It ruut ba ucefol wa
.k. ruinl and diabonored rotle, intl'i
e ideally and collectively, wot only liaWe
to, bat earUia to eiperience, muMer awl
outrtgf;aaliobberyfiou the fieudawbo
t-.tlif Aur bkntt Lrt i9 mn ibn-
fore ernmbU '.pi. '-'hfcaie about lair. . It
it. ee or life or oeain ve " '
! a wWtnin(r 1ratw"ofih act fc, that
ne persoe we affgreateiasaWe ii
te i of feTvaitw 1 than llOO, liable to
say of these Uiea. CoJIepe. achool and
cbaHubla and religwua- tnrtitutiona are
-The wot proder & WleoivAaef
klaA alWaatUfnlL
ora, c
T1,. rt antberiaw tb hwoe of a bua
died jaill'ioM iatreawyjiotea, aaJiacvaab
ty may reeaire, of denomination aotjeaa
.1.. at fUiJ note to be reeeivabla ia
iwyment of Uiea and other p'nblk doea.
Since the abovi was o type
tbe following in jesterday a Uicbmond lto
patch 1 1 - .
DiWlawrioa cri)e:sfpeheiH
ioa appear to be fch erooag many of our
aoundest thinker thai more of Ks dw-mtia-faction'
will be ethibled araoti our o
tW wnee the Ui gatherer nextgea among
tbem. We ntkipaU aothiag of th kind.
Ui, aot for a great people, ie aa boar of
Mtionat afflictioa, (and war ia alwaye a
national affictloa,) W embarraaa tba de
velopment Of their reaottroas and Xheir
Urength by uttering whining narmara aed
campUiata. War worka woedera among
the people. It oakas tbe timid firm, the
niaarly bberal, the mot aeUve eiaaers
CkriaUana, aad cowards bereea. Ke sane
maa ia Europe or Aajerica euasrtaiaa the
abadaw of a doubt about the earuiaty of
oor aoceeee. When wocaaafcl, thai wa
will soon be able to construct a Govern-
tnaat te eociucrlV.' cort leas
money than ever it ea U eoedact jvj
K ' M Sj - .
U overs men t be!pr sner lae f fM for
fcaoiircea Ibrevenae at ta ttms will
ba la tba aama nranortioa rraater tbaa tbe
aaoercea of any other Government la tbe
kaowe world. U m Ciilaee, aa
aatarany aad as certaialy aa Itgnl iwuowa
K rUiner ri lh lk&t wbc W' ah all
bave ettablibed eor Indepeadtace aid pet
inilnna Lm n.nh Ia LmIi to raaliB
tbenagnificeai advaotagvi wkfiTwhlcb we
. 9 ... . an a f Wn .
bave beee ro hoeraliy tavoiee ey uivine rro
videnoe, we nmt, ia tbe aataral couras of
thing, approiioiate near te, a complete
freedom from laM'than anr ueople ever
yet approached. With Such f brilliant proa-
pecu bKore ea, tne man wuo eoaw d
guilty of attempting to breed d'Oowtent
ia tha land by eompbdaieg agaiaat the
UX law, roBtt convia nimaeit ai 00 aou
the tame time of a want of pauiotkm and
a want of senae.
VoU of Slack IfrpHUican St
tore Upcik4jc4ofineol.--Tht
nt u v VI r k
Vincinoaui "itvusrer Jtvea me
names of Dnitetl States Senators who
refused to v.te far, an act, approving
the unconstitutional acta of the Presi
dent, such as his suspension of the
habecut corpus, increase of tbe regular
army dec: .
Baker, of Oregon ; Uingnam, 01
Michigan: Carlile. of VireTnia;
Chandler, of Michigan ; ColUmer, of
Vermont ; Dixon, of Connecticut ;
Doolittle, of Wisconsin ; Fessenden.
of Maine; FootevOf Vermont r Har
lan, of Iowa; lung, of New York;
Lane, of Kausaa: Morrill, of Maine ,
Ten Eyck, df New Jersey ; Wilmot,
of Pennsylvania ; Sherman, of Ohio;
Trumbull, of Illinoia.
Tlie New York Herall. baring
atated that Mra. Gen, Gaines bed
kit ret of ned ft otaNe wLQrleana ml
reported tne ooomern tonieuercj
fatlnre, : end other terrible - thing,
the New Orleana Picayun nails
Bennett's lie, by the incontrovertible
statement that the lady has not been
in New Orleans far nearly it hot
quite a year.
riM Um Ckarblt BalUtiaAnf. SS.
Kew Fron all PliU.
- Richmond, Aug. 23.
The act establishing a uniform rule of Na-
ttiralixation, for peraoos en&lc4 in tbe Coo
federate army provide that non-oitiaen en
gaged in the army" during the waraba be
nnder the Droteclion of theCoofeoWacTl. and
hall bave the right tbetOTeimturahapd suq
enjoy al .the privileges of citiarna, upon tak
ing tbe oath to support the Constitution of the
Otmtm n k'k k he ia a L-itiara. and serve the
Confederate State, mainUIn the Oonrfitutioo
and bwsvthereof-and renounce aS foreign al-
Tbe oath may DO maae or u www w
r.nlt nf Colaml before lbe"Colooel or Com-
ntanding Ofltcer of hia Regiment. Of and
above the rank of Colonel, aU oaths to be sent
to the Secretary of Wax and by him arnt to
the District Court of the State whereof said
aoklier deairv to become a cttiaen.
A Spsnib-war friprte reported aground
off Cape Henry Light. A Confederate force
made an attempt to go to her relief, but one
of Liaouio' war veeeefa fired upon them
The vetwrl aground wa Irst repurted as a
French IneW, hot the French Consurhaare
ceived Intetligence this morning which induc
ed the belief that, it is a Spanish VesseU
' ; . - Ricwaa, Aag.-S.;
tl. - k. anaeuva aa Act asaaiae
aa4uariaiiitM far ike le Uevent
Mat ia k Legialattve Eseeativ aaa Jadieid
Draartataata, Ut ib yearaaeiag l'ajra a
ary ant.
. . . f I fca aaa ftSklak
rteei a ae aebriiaf taa t-aae f Trta.
aary antes a U prafioa a :ari Mi "
raeewiatiae a4 aaar aarpnar. -r--- -p
Aa Aet eataW-binf AaT OBaest Chat.
kMtt.N.C.si Bwaaiga,to
WsaauaBtaa. Aae. 3i
13 diabjal a4 aaaay anVte ia ta r
DfMaal l -awteyat a4 te awa-aeti
taa. Treaaary Denartaatat JO rfoyal aai J
Iaeaf Dafartweaii--
Ta N.Y.Triaea ay tn rawa Mar
kal kaa laU Nf ta )! Baawtaeiaai
taa ratoaMC. "" ,'" . . ' . a
Ta Caiaa Utaaaaer Terry, eaataw at Ja
aacak, h4 90 Miai a4rta aaa aa ftrM
aie aa aaarw. Ta Caa Buat aaa rtaraa4
r . 1 w - , " --. 1 - .-','
(Mna'tW . V Olr ws laaanad fee
Ike noala aaS Weat aav kaea ar4,S y th
Marcaal at rnaaSa , wae ntaiaa 1 -
. . t . . . - (
Taa Briiiah Brif AaaVvrrjaat arrivvd at N.
Yark. rearl aaviag he ,"-
ra by a frrvatear weick reaarte tkat aka ba4
twa arise, ia Ik ialrt. aaa 4kat ake. wtak twa
.t.L. MiokU a raaVral H ar Bnt
k w..tiua T atUckiaar kar. Ta rn
ralaar war saaaaed by Eaatara ssae.
:8ilia, Aag-1
r mlU' .L, aaiaaT I5lk taU
f tba Uaioniat. Atse Gaaarat OraW tkaak-
iagVkaAmiy Iba Uir lata briHaet acataea-
aaMuaaV
. ', ;' ' '. Cwcnun Aag, t
v TaaaaaMaaa bav mbad lk Paiaaab ad
avaanaa w .
. 1. 1 .iJ k.iCimDiTMiU Waa
ii iw. jwkuf ar ranaal
anJedtmefeaejja Grai Caaatf Ky
VUn su levari" re tatsalata a' (-,rr.ag.
TVa rtaakart aad Uir
aUu a ator araas la pua Tba k -'
fMkaUf k aaawayae. i
ii -t .1 YilnetivL K baa
eraatad g?4a ateMaw, wkkl wos iaareaaad
by tkeantratal JtO Umei Cvlry tmm
ifsrard Caeaty. aa aa ert ta t' aaas. Tbe
Baaa Uaare- war a eai, mm ;
Mr. BresheaVidge wa sanWawHa aJby tb . .
aiokeaM-4. II mii tb .
-. k. ' ' - ' a taa Cavalry, tie
waited with bin lataMa-eWeeaa la t
tkat taa Cavalry aaaaaoa ist am
ry wet iar vp .. . r
v. Laeia, M Sf. a.
aarl tkat e tb Tbeioday aiUf lb biua
Gaa. MeCailab ka-eaS aSa Sets I, bat Jaara.
lae be fca4 beea rriaSamd be took ap tbe law
f taarch tawama Jaflb aan. City. Waita a
aaatberof tba wveaoaS a acta ateee aave
- t-v i Psaaaar, Camt, Aag. 14 ,
At the raieiag af a re Flag te-eay abaaa.
aeraeae war areasM, waea u "rX)
aa.s koiat Ike stars aad atria wbiab
- ' "- . taaiat. A If bt ejL
wbaa atieka, kraU, fiakair aa' ataa war
frty kaeal, Two ae wa, (WcDasaa aa4
Canaaa.) wr Mrieeafy ajwrd.
Tk Taaea Flag i i yiag aa4 graal aette
sasat araua , '.,-;.
WreTa, Aag 14.
! I. Il!.l.i ikal tka GueeraaM! wU a
laacer Mo Kaiacky ki eaeaay a poaiuaa eT
ntatfaiity.
rL.M..i kaa arAmni. li ta raaanrai. tkat .
tb Nw Yark Day Baakaad Pailr wsbatt
a pyriwi. jr: ..." v :
Laeavvitfcarvi MaataaVAagwat Mr-
. a. . . .a.
Aeviee frow Clvlaad. OkK Ui thai tbe
SUrka Coaat Democrat oSie waa taUBy
gati4 by VolaBtaer. --;-
It m reworue at uaira tnai taa raiiHia
M at to Uaiea t eaaua.
Fear tkoaaaaa' Miaaoartaaa are fwpartaa lav
Beaaarlttaaari, fortifviag.
KaaaaaCrrr Aag-tC. t
A. iitul aa tkt a!aee i fear. JekOa
aa4 LfaytM roa alias kair 4,000 Ssesssis
iat aader ana. "
- WimM Aag. f4.
A frelieg af aartet aaearily prevail la tk.
..liMMiMtiif. - Mifiurv aaaaaty tkat wwaa
vrdiaary ralieae aa rawT4faaaa tkara ia aet ika
leaat SaBgar
It la tiaeetal tkat tk kaa4aflkamy ia -
aw retara l .Teaaeasee.---..--.r
Mr liaeate wilt 4afcia atasoat la eastaw ta
Caioa eawi ia tkat Atel. - ' : '.
Tk ramor tkalCaa.Baoaaiaat Wiaehaa.
tar. YtU i Wa. - - - , '
Tk Paat MaMar Ctaeral aWt tkal the
rpr wrate4 by tk Qraa4 Jwr ia w
Yark a aaagaroaa abal net be forwaaa
tkiaagb tk MaiK : .'; "..' : --v
Es-Mayar Barret, of Waahiartoa, who re
faa4 ta tab tk eaik af allrgianee I tb tin
eata Govaraaaeat. ba kaa mat' aal aank
a ariMiuer to Fart Lafayetka.
. Tv- Cm Hatua aa4 Baearoa af Tewaacnd
eaaaty, MA have bean eti4 by Tira,
Tk . . bveaiag rt aay ia nwuj.
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