vr.:;;ixiA anl:c::i:: i .. ..s :'...
-We' have alluJeJ but stiJui.ind brief
!r and iuiU!r, to the impertinent infer,
eVc of the Uichmohd Enquirer in 11m in
ternal of Korla roliotj and to iu
false nd insulting imputation' upon her.
But we hav just heard torn recta which
bouli induce it to let Nortfc Carolina
alone and torn lt. batterie upon Virgin
ia," Those fact "are, that; th books, at
show, that in noaiber of troop
;a i...:.... : .;i i, ;i i.'
Tlie Coidd-:-.', Government I, i isv.t-
i. . w ...;,., . '.j !- . , i- r i c I
in l!ie lu-il.bor Lood t.f trw j s, i.eiatirg
against an enemy, a source of uncertainty,
perplexity and fear. Lukewa'rnmess and in
dillcreuee, even, at a time !ikb this, is scan-e-ly
less a crim 'than t)j)en opyositia And
yet, for none of lue thiugs oould a man, un
dora civil, piocess, be got out of, the way.
The dangrr.of mO'eriug bini involves hun
dreds, and it may be'liuM'tsaiidaof valuable
lives, and the sanreii carnw of the country It
stlC Hem-e, we imagine, arise what i cabl
ed lh " niiliUry necesaity " of bia ronfme
nient: slid tlio whotfat son in the army,
'-fpundrd it in certain localities, but went about
1 1 1 1 1 1 tLe i ;,iU' Juiiii,,.!,
SrtrrUrj ff Trraar's Urf urt. -
SALISPUIIY.'N. C:
it in a different the Congress having del
ected the power to the President, to be em
ployed vwhetv and when, in- bit judgment Jt
was rejuinl, Salisbury is one of the place
where it.t,e operatW has been euspended, be
cause here the Government has a prison for
The rf port of the Swretary of tlie Tre ksu
ry shows, I hat from the .commencement o
the permanent love.mment to tho 31t Be
cember, tlie reeei.rwei,e ur hundred n
fidy-eeven millions gbt hundred and fifty
fire thousand dollars. The expenditures wen
four bundrel and fMty-three millions fou,
bunilreil and'i-leven ihonsand dollar. v
f,;.'lTlie.e4liniati'uraniimnt to be raised by Con
grrss to' the tirrt of -July, four hundred mill,
ion. Tlw debt f the Goveruinent on th.
MOXDAT KTELint JASCI1T It . tfSS.
TDK WRIT OF BIB CIS CORKS RESISTED
ur-l-iLtiu- .a-rvkef.-nril- the ejonmietiient T men oenerea to on dan
furwibd by tliov States North Carolina,
' the fifth la whits population, tnd No.
1 .at the kead of the lUioftMi 1 3 -State:
.lnT Vmrioia. b. fcr th Unseat in white
, ! tj wivw nac vwiuw mi. j-rM.-ie, ; t M f j
of tills Ciy deuilihg the eirVninstnol'a at- J wvoi to the j.ditical iute4 of the ConlTed-
Ending the resistance oT tbe Aabeae eerpao
in the case' of Mr. VoQio Continent is not
.nuv.
"" -CVi, ii." fl.'.V V-
With this etatetiieut to begin with, it IS
manifest, we tliink, that Mr. fiadhatn and tlie
ax aLo tiitise who value uie- great cauw;
stake, will be aduwuiithed by this view of tlie
subject, not to be too rah in jMsaingjud-
npeeeary in. so plain a matter. That jrrest,
writ is secwred. by tlie vxHimuion ana tne
Confederacy. Fierraool part of
--' r aIbiitk tft. hav furabed -52,000' men
" . .. LinoolnVanaj. - North Carolina ha fur
nished none to Lincoln. . .
Now it .trikes u that Imputation gainst
the loyalt? of North Carolina coroa wiih
a ery bad' grae from any Virginian, more
esMoallT from a. Virginia newspaper, and
organ ot;btCoiiwdratef government
which fiorth Carolina aa aone ua u"
tax o touch to r maintain: and defend. - r--A
Chj? SutAlhai -jajhtJBoatjaaa
ha oonfeasadly oloUied them better man
any others; they are everywhere noted
foe being More orderly tliaa any other
they hate been in more battle and shed
' ; more blood tfaaa any other ; and yet fbr
aooth these rirginian lectnre ner npun
"loyalty and duty ; falsely charge her with
entertaining a plot to overthrow the
government, and insinoate that ah ha
a lurking hopff a reatofatioa or rw
dUuctiou'' of the defunct and lpwed Un
ion. And on of the hi?h o65cer of the
, , Confederate Oovernnaeul, wbe dutiea
brief hfni in cootaot with, thousands' of
North CaroIiaiaBL both, civilian and aol-
araaei, of. uajtara fof wbicliw fr
Fresideai Davis- has a proper idea, ot wuat
is dae-to.himself and to an insulted State,
u will pitch the slaodenar out of l he of-
fie liagfacefc--
Th Enquirer's imputation aae'offoni ve
to North, Carol via, ud houii be dier
7 tioaed;r Qaa do witlmtrt the itayerti
1 M jsdtice of that pajwr. a h fid in
- tfee.ekssdlonjpfLGov. Vangnint winch
tae pnOjUirer protested, tit there Bo an
i pf iW if the Evqaimr really dirts
r aniti of ; feeling and th aneuese-of the
great euju Qbrer.
nm.! .?iujt ii UaradA Etoeai
returned to TeuueaseeSaturdav last. Ia their
TiT!!rr or"i- i. .1,-1
J .,.4allaigAiaJQtuckyt thit Bacon Creek, Xo-
, Jjn,. Elizahetown, Sliephwtlsvilla, ; (eighteea
miles' from Xxjais ville,) and ether, bridges were
totally destroyed for the distance of eighty
anilee.. 13ie trestle work of th two first was
. t Muldrough's EM, twelve bundredfeet long
and ninety feet high, and burnt aud cora-
i pktly. destroyed.
,.r Approaching Btrabethiown, Gen. Morgan
received acommunicatioa from the comuiaiil
f 4ng offioer of the Yankees to surrender bis
- .hreea);-jtf heihad him Morgan) conirJetdy
; WjiuiifoandedtjGen. rktorgan m reply, onlered
the Federal commander, himself lo iMirren
'ir r er, and upon his refusing to do mt, ope.nel
Vt rth;3enea'n''tli"'oity, after luviojj
v 1 4( given, timely; notke to the women and ebil
oren to leave, Afbsr a bombarduicot of one
" boer and a half, the Federal force of seven
, . hundred men surrendered, securing to us a
"st qoantity of arma and Oov eminent stores.
. ' Tue city was considerably damaged by the
tKMabardueTit, txU no citizen was injured.
t .--"In the Sgbt;t the ttestk?, Gen; Morgan
tfT captured aaotbif regiment, with all their
i amis and stores.
V t",The nnmberof prisoners captured at JWd
town,' Nolin, Baoon Creek and other places
amounted to two thousand.
r. At Springaeld, General Morgan wm mr-
founded by twenty-six thousand ot the eue-
ji Biy, an4 lor while-it seetned Im sitnatkai
fy.1 anlL
sw' -v-- In motmi from Springfield ta Cintil4r
eille. Gen. IloUery, ominaodinif llie Fol-nd r-
"-i ...-it. : w . . i -ii I
zzzzzzziz fir."
gtaVai -The Cefit nminwl in nivk. anJ
the body of Gen, IloHey was dragged h ow
. . . " .
th water and carried to an adjacent lion.
. Two inetnbcr of his staff aim came up with
J three of Geoj Morgan's men Capt. Tnbble,
w. Lieut-. Eaatbit and a private. Uolh?y waa
... aUteod4 by two of hi staff Capt. Edward
aod hi orderly. A fight at once ensued; in
wfeicrjkiriL3toyWaUi Iril1! SLL-Evnottrfw hand! hmru. t
. lain a ur.nf. .rui haiiawb auNtAafta mim
" .a. . - . . . m . i.
r Tr ttt J r,1' -
''oaptorea by Capt. Trtbbl. The nght was
!:.: a band to haod aflahv audi th ootuUtanU
-7--7a 7 i j u
,t!,ret ,"nrr- . Ti
. . . Ajeeriu ouuee rrttom lUtni.
. .affL . 49- . ...... . w. ....
: Another. flaj of troc will to-dy cjrry off
" j '" thr or four hundred prisoners from lb
Oa tuJar-aboat on kundxrd !
. . fifty Yanke deaerteea, who bare. come iu
fmtn tim IA' lima lvdr I Ka natl. '.t lf..
UW'to, the ConWeraU Comment
and. wer discharcrej. from th r.rla.. .
, " t ', their parol of honor. ' Aoaong. tbem are
' . . .aay" arttxans and workmen of various
' , craft, who will be mefol ia Government
, , moby.; 'tl: , Uyirt-i; -v.
";.4 Ualearo-itlrat iQeneral Josepb it A
1 dersoa baa tri ven a oumbfir libera, eoir
ment, the impnsonraent ahall continue antil
a truu can be bad ; and it no good caitue ex
ists, he shall be set at Kberty. This wns all
Mr. LotUn asked, but this was denied him.
We are neither his champion- nor apologist,
for we know nothing of tlie facts in the case,
"we are simply contending for a great piinei
ple as oUi a civil liberty itselC H Mr. Uft
in has committed treason, or adhered to our,
enemies, we trust lie will be punitued ; but if
be be innocent of this great crinie, of of any
crime, be i entitled to his liberty.. . lie has
deoianoi an klrgatioo'if, l&.eiie''wliich''
has been denied him. Meanwhile he Jan
gukJies m tiiff itastile at Salisbury .under, (he
am hand of uiiliury powr, with many otli- -er
who latre akeI .in rain tliat their cases
may be investigated. Tlie Judge, who issued
the. writ in bis ca has backed, and the
judicial enuiuc has been lowered and dragged
in tbe dust at the feet of a subordinate jnift
tary officer: . , , Hal StanJqrd. f .
Ma. tloLeea In a late awmbrr wf the
Slmndard, jroa statrd that I had sard ( a wrii
f haitti cerpaa ia hrhajf of W. C. Lufli. a
priaoaer Ciwfiitrd ia th CuafeeWnle prima at
SnliitMiry . In the State JimrmaL of b 3d m
ataal. in the loading editorial, the fcdluMriug
tatrmeul i made :
Wm aaar ill ibe kadim Coosemlive orno
f thin City bad surd "u a writof kahfoa ctrfut
before a Judge of this City. ia behalf ef a pris
oner confioed at 8alibary. We preeme the
nix remedy i open lo all uihrrs. Why do
tbey nuta ail I haneiva of lit remedy t
Tbt frral writ U ipteoded a the great bul
wark f tbe euisra aeiut arbitrary powrr.".
. I have ne eranmeni l ronke on th a bur,
or lb edtrtal in which it iieear; aad i eall-
Wg yorr alte.Ui.Mi lu W, my uofeet i4ely l in
plaoe yoa ia p Ha f the fact eoaurcted
with ihi Brriutr emu-. Uu the morainglhn
writ waa Mwued had the kiiMfurm . lele
gnipKtb Editor ..f the bbury 'Wmlekmmm.
reeueftiue him to inform Liifti that a writ had
HMlMl
1 8alibry
th Com-
. .... j
ben ied uuu and thai I would be ia
ih ael.1 Moraine t prrteat il w
mo ad ant .f that miliiary pall. Yair friend,
bdilef or the H icwaa, not beme in hi
oSee st the reeeptioii ,4 tfcm tlemi hi
ivtaat, Mr-Jame. iriianediatrly roeght an in
terview with Capt. Mct.v. the Coaniandaiit.
Not fading the Cejilain in hi ..nice, Mt. Jamr
pnieared a conveyance, and (ahhoufh ibr duy,
Taeaday last, wa aa ineirmeet one,) wentout
to the Confederate prikMi, where he fbend the
Commands at, who refoeed U allow hiro either
to see the priaooer, Lnftin, r eomiiiunieale lo
him the aubartaee 4 tbe diapaleh. On Tuea-
I day morainf t ;leeraphed would be W)
t Bejaauniaii tm savrii a a nmm am a m. a a uni
I arearnted the writ of kihrma irim la t'apl
ilenry M.-C'y. He refuerd to idtry the rn,
and' reap. iHdeet in wrilieg thaf 'lha writ 4 haht.
aw eerpee prmld t Kalubtiey by the
Cwifcdrraie Gwrriiineut. 'I reqaeaird llie
pneilefe tn aee the prironer.' Thi area denied
uie, the Captain iiiforming uie that crave end
aerioo charge were preferred gait Lofiin,
at, ne waa instructed t .jtarf the Judge as a judkial olB-
Imik, I then ureMd ibai if the chars- , , . e , .. .
gaint Uftin were m enVni. that he ahnuld 1 T. but in thia cae, it seems to ns, he did ex
it a trial, an iiieiiiMiii by th proper f. j actly right that he bowed to tlie Con.titu-
neera.d.an ii mnj nujr ratft. nu nMi uie CotJenite Congress,
that priMuplW, m thai e4-d'ped penn.na ! , . i . -l. ".Z .
mighi V deter-H fr..m CHn.nitt.ng like f. j and -Standard ik-ecnbes " bock-
fenei bjtl wbeth er icSttty or ieimeeM. n J. eJ," trafiug bis " judicial ermine in the dust
WMtoM pe alinwee ine n-nraiot eoanael. I hi,
y.t know, Mr. Clilor, in allowed the aaiat de-'
faded aud abandoned, and if iheV'ar eaab'e
to employ, it i made oMigaiory en th Jodfea
to aaig the eoonael. Yv are aware that
we bare a statutory provition declaring any cit
Zen or officer refaaing ut iAry the writ of imbe
rerriliy of a liigh mideBian., aUir
. . . .ff a at A.!-...' a
t nr anew-, aunjeci une or nrt noo-
- - "- -I - .1.-J 1 1
rriniuded apt aict ..y k ii.w prouia, and
iiMjnired nf him wlmt wnldb"hierfirchiHild
i can a wni w iwa v4Mie or tne
1 hiv.v-i..er-ta
' lo preferred; ft ihe umiinanoii r thi hifh
4 m(uluta..M ' 11 aniw.rMl m.m ihl It. aiuiU
not be arreated. I eajd t Iral, I did not know
what eare Bl.e Judge ran ting; ihe writ a-.-uld
lake to owpel him lo obey it, bai if an atiach
eient wa itwMd a;aii him f.ar ciHrtempt, aud
if ta Sheriff of Uian ouaniy cimttna tid
ed to Mrainda th seeee to eaable him t rit.
j et th wrw, wtiai would hei thedT Th
I A . a
i -maa:u aviaaum v waa na frw a a na ant.it furiiiar
1 . r . T . r . . .
t i"9ing oi am wnetner ne na i nanurr f , a.j
H to thm, I w informed h n4.y'hom " exammatioo was had, before
I W ttMr7yr'T.Kiiid tun t.v be fwnttem of
. M a . - -
aatnu, terrv W ih
thirrrnr-Tirr-etii
fUteivh, aiV aawxHale eoeneT, Cd. l. ii
Fowle, waited OM the Jatd-je. who deeliued to
take anv farther tp e ut ee- ' (J
.Raleigh. Ja. , 1063. .
The writ .of kabmt ettrjtHti w orie o,f the
dearest riirht of Ireeiucu. Ii ouet UKKisarnU t
I -. .. ... .. . . .
i T91? r
DW,d HOtiatHl the
wrest tt horn toe
the people who have
it not, or having it, reliuquiidi it, are at the
mevew of, pitrr. Tlie Constitution of the
United State and of the Confederal Sutes,
secure' to the eitaen this great writ. But,
rince th commencement of the war. Pleat
operation within
bi, donxiru without authority of. he
Congresa, tra. bejieve, who aion have the
are apt to inake an error.eoii impression.
Let !( be observed that the suspension of
the writ of Aoieo orpaa? at this place, ia by
an act of Cbnereu, tlie rresideut being the
atrgan, or agent t tlie Congress for the pur
pose. If thoae wh sued oufawrit in behalf
of Mr. I-oftio knt-w before baud, that it waa
subtended here, why did. they make up an
issne wit h the (ernmeni in this case Tr It
is htf probable? we think, thiU Congees act
ed in the premises with theesign t' inflict a
wrtmg upon tlie right of Uii? citiaen need
lessly, mSor the purpose of initiating a change
in our -wVm- of Government. - It ia easy to
Si they may have been inflnenceil by mo
tives of patriotUin, and considerations of mer
cy to Uione brave: men whose duties in f de
fense of the country call tliem always in front
of the enemy, where mischievous and treaeh
enus persous lave it In their "power to per
petrate acw involving tbe lives of our soldiers
and tlie sucoesa of our cause. But it it had
been otlierwwe if there were reasons lor
lieving the Congress designed an overthrow
ter to make tlie issue on tbe Hour of that
body, arxj urnler circumstances more iaVora
ble for a fair trial of it.
I tut granting all tlie intentUu claim
ed by thttse wbo aetit Mr. Badham on this
mwi)ii, , and supprMing lliey did mot know, e-
foreliAUfi, that the writ tiad been Sn-rieitdetl
, . tJa aid UU iretitlematf after
I w. .
arriving Item -ami finding lie ou!i do noilii
mg, Jif4i the matter any further? Why did
he suposel ems- toCapt. .MeCuy, wb.jee
suhordiiiHte powfitm leave him but one tt?r-
' native, to wit ; obttlient ta the order of hh
. .. 1 . .
fcfiun . and it6re tltaui.all, what was. the
defign in parading llii piit of, .tlie interview
in tbe public prints? Was it to excite mldic
iiMlignattua ?-gaint whWi--Cat)L Mx.'oy.
or lite Government ? If against Capt. Mo
Coy, it was unjust to him. II againit tlie
Government, it wm uufntu lly and lum-iiiev-
oua, and that at a tiu wlien we cn Jlly f -
ford to bear the incidental distractions attend-
j ant on the Uossi..Ki and etlleiiiciit of such
i
fuetiona before U" jhsjW
It is understood' Ikt that Judge Saunders
refuel 4 proceed furthrr with the writ be
cause he did not knoty.- until it wa returned
before him, that t!w GoveioiiK-nt had order-
! ed a susjictwioii of it at this place,
Wehave
at the feet of a suUdiuate military oflicer "A
language not fittiug to the aulject, accord
ing to our humble views of it, but of a kind
rattier abounding in tlie Standard, to which,
nevertlielct, wc are dijn!rd to accord ho.n-.
i eMy hi oeuel and rectitude of aim.
I .
i, weri. 1ni .i,., ... -.ht, , ,. .
, v"rr?- a"r i7j"jj u ic -
! petted party, in Older tliaf if goul cause ex-
. c I.U t.nfM-i............ ti. ;..u. ...
' ' ' "-".' ri K-UIIIIIVM
can be hud, and if
i no coimI cause ext, lie "hall be set at liber-
...
Tlii is doubt k-s the object, and it is" a
ery impb? id jiwt one so clearly right,
that tlie woiMier is why it should ever be re
fused why tlie Confederate authorities could
not pr.Hhice atTe1fmnatioii of this kind.
tlie w
wiiewc tm,xa testimony tlie arrest
4nade."" .Vhdjii; itdeed, lre be any man
r w
t -
: oofrtitieu m Uie Bamoury nruon. ooocernmir
i - -.a.K..tiaMMuv.w4ao
t OJ tUe oJleuM. cbariTL acswuu; iiuiL. wu ta..
r .... ...ir . ' . ... L . '.I '
. Snauiai i, 1.
upon Imiiian riglii;
ami if there, be no good excuse or justification
for it. should excite the indignation aud resist-
auce of ctery man wIm desire' freedom for I
hunsidf arel Ins childrenrBat are there hoi
justifying eircuntatcca? This ia. tlie'ques
tionoo which tho whole subject depend;
and we confer that "we have hitherto enter
tained the belief that they were quite instil
cient, notwithstanding the Confederate Con
grew, after grave debate, arrived at a Very
different cooclnsion. And yet, it 'may be
there are case in whichThe testimony cannot
i. .." ' " f a . :t a ?
o oouuoea, out loere ar isolated lacti and
SK-Ta
be.dangerou to permit a.certais. uroected
MSUMltnoJa. a. Au . 1. f l 1 a.1 "
The Cin federate Cougress met at Jteb
tnond, hut Monday. There was no quomm
In the Seualtf until Wedueaday; at which
time the Preyiduiii sent in hi UK-sage. We
did, not receive thia docuiiteu until SatuVday
moruing, whi our cohunna - were -already
nearly filled. Tlie rrwioS nt opens with a
view of the inililary affair of .the. eoiiiiry,
say die war ia no w in its third and last stage:
thai ill first effort Was lO.!
aud tliat has been abandoned ; tlie aecond
waa to conquer the Soinh and govern it as a
dependency,"thia too ha bYU aliaud6ueV;
the thitd, oVuign - to destroy and luiler
what tliey could not subjugate, but if we con
tinue the same efforts as in the past, this de
sign will likeWue be defeated. ' II Says we
desire peace, we have all tbe lime uVaired it,
but Will continue the war at any sacrifice un
til our right of self-government U establU4ied.4ud several passengers, as weR a a unM
He shows most, clearly our right to be ac
knowledged as an HaWpeiHlfiH power by
Europe and tlie worfc but that ariperadded
to the n-fmwl of Kurefn to siiow us that act
and France lwi bcuefked our enemy anI in- j
jured us. Tliejr have not been true to tlie
principle tliey liaive engased to defend in e
grl M.-4-tia,- -aiat jiarwradtjiafrf e Vtft
Ooveruntent in regard topjwalwnng.. :lnt morningri-- ' ...... , -."
regnrd Id" Uta poclamataHV .. ibt
rreilohf savrtlwt until Ciiflgres sliall o(b- (
tw). liieet, ! will band uver lo the au-
tluwilie -f lite ralei aB ofucer of tlse Uui- (o-ioi went sadvlr to am fast uishl.
ted t'taie lai. luay. after the wiano of . innu a Cife.k-rate Hjft.
j ui proclamation Ibe aireMed, or taken in the i The rd
Confederacy, to be tried by them for instiga- bloikader.
I . . - . . i Ttiu iiH
l.ug servae .nsorrevtu-K . e . rr,...r. , iUwx a m M
t tit t l ... I 1BB11IWIHIH Mar
pocrany of tlie Nortlufu Governuient. w hit !
started: out with a clear dtsavoWal if any 1
right of iufentlon of interfering with the;d- J
rrtestk: afliiirs of the StatesTbut now attempts
to exercise that right, in the verynice of tlie .
! the confirution'3ey have worn to sufort,
. -v.-,, ioWh.i 'in.liii.u.a' ih hl nm
ctiiuiw, J ,w ,-xen.i.tKi al. will be re-jled, board their IraiMiweta by trikW Gen. Mr
- . .
j. the rrv-idetit liaving uitnated, in I in uie. J tsk-rpand aifl tbey were cfcaMf Nerd lj
sage, tliat it w disatKiroA'd by tlie people ofj "Lf ""f nffc . , ' . .
.i h , t- 1 The Fetleralkaj i e4inuilet at 600 k3hd,
theCoofe.Wy. ..... J vpimdv and l,M)t mksmg.. - .
Tlie guerrillaa bnrn-il the Meauier Muwri
Small hjT Vffc-Tl ;rreat ted M-y". Metiiy . .
of cliaritable Mi!iiiix for tlie small pox pa- V FUOM -KINSTOV' SC.
tient who lmve been removed from Townv ' v i i m i
Tbe bouse to wiiwhUiey were taken was ui ter-1 GokJsboro, Jan. 16.
ly oWitute oT Uru ankles necessary for Le Y-1. wra;t
conifort of patients. It wa an empty liooae, I riiteen miles below Iieie;aml are supptiwd
consequently every thing rerjijired bad to be to be in strong force in advaoce. They art
taken there. It i aliiuml empty yet, becaiw i building a bridge over Cove tJrwlc frwoou"
.. .i i . t J tew a feint to cover a movement en
Uiere nothing mtUsiore. or shop, tc , to , WM. TtoAbolitioa-
bought or sL Tlie supply must tlierefor j tl rr8 ,,ltJ tooand strong, and have SJ
be obtained from private families; and we j. day rations. . It i tiiooght BeaH Ihitler wu"
have been mjiu-stl to give notice that any j now take the chief command. ' , "
thing left at Dr. Whitehead, of. hw Uie j "Jl TJr' nnmt'
,. " r , , ,1. . l . . 'well day Wure .yir.ly,but whliout re
rehef of tlHiae umren. wjll be taken lu tltem i t. ., -m ;,hi'w .i thrw
llfyhwMv.
, Awliriy. The Ixgwlatute'ta flu Slate
met on tlie CHli, oikd ilu Govcrtior'a nieesau
mwrvedr- ' - - -,'1 ;;-t
Gov. Iloln4n reeorrtmeiidi that Kentuvkv
' reject tlie rredeiit'.irwLumition.and tu-
, tint agaiiit any interference with her Suie
policy a (Unwarranted by the- Const itut Km..
He think the roulamalMi giving frelom
to the slaves in tlie rebelliiMrt Kiare inflict
j ppn Ivcntuckj rudjJLufligl
j '
k.mdin-ctiJow,
' ,i u. . tu. n e -t -r
... im ..-.,. ou,
gentleroan well vrw.lH-d Ii?, will be liere on
i . . i i . i . . . '
. a .
nofk to Ih-He fiaving fneml irj it Uia'l lwi .The .huVn 7ief f fcniief rwr
w,ll tak charge M .ny r-ckaPe tluy u.y TItt. .lV i"'
Mf. Ciceni Miiore, of thi county, will kfai e. I Utaer Eng!n4 jri'gxei'iht '
8libory, on Tueday evening tb2Qtb of tU mf rV;ff .rtLT
tkmonrllBXrKlf Itidiinond. audeinect i lY.,.. atrj.:uTLrrxiI7mCrUr
poaeofconveymg bornlk-s, boxe. d(e.', toth
fi)Uowirig Rcgimeuts the 4th, 5th7 Ctlt, Till,'
34thnr57th. Those having any thing k
eiid, will have it ready by that time.
B. Teague, CoSjiiry D,.43th X.U Trooj
diedral Castle Thunder last Saturday week
t: ; ,' ' '.vv-.'-'V,'''
fReoluto hav been introduced Jn
Cm Legislutare of New Jersey, proposing an
Armisboa of six months and a National Con
vention at Lexincion, Kr. and wer'
the special order for Tiuraday the 224
tnadel
pnrw i
lonsot seven-iutny notes. ; '
Utnt frta lie Jlertl Tie Tsikm fH1
.;. TUlsbarf lairrgikle. :',-..:.7-.;
X Riciitioapi.'Jaii.'li;
.The tCnqiHrer ha northern date toth
1.9th. The Yankee say they did not renew
the attack on Vkksburg becans tit pUct
was founil Mnpregmble and heavily mnfurce-J
Thejrwitf operate frwtn aoioe citlier polijtV'i
; Tbey claim to have repuled the Caifeil:
?raFM at Sptiig
' I'-RicjuiirilrMii ,fTftio''l4n)tfl 8e0alor;
- Tie Setial pawwl bill antlmriaing Um
enhstuient f-,2flC0oV vownteers,lof lb dV
lewat Kentucky.---...- ff.
Gold hi New.Vork U'i, doling at 14I
' ' ' ' . CbaTiliwx, an.lS.
A CouCxh-rate steamer has arrived t i
Coiiftlerate poet, bringing a lieavy mvokt
nabte and assorted cargo. . Slie left Kam
on Amday laM. When alio left, tlier wen
'six Very swift English ateaniers there, IreigLt-
ed with gaU for Uie duUtu, and about u
mil lor a CmfodiTate purl. ;..ir- ."'
atalilaWiiaWalilaak
Um f a lakfTraart.
vWiuijtOTfx1'an: 15L
A Federal d.oonernprwsed to be i tran-
porr;-went a.-hore off W ngbtsville Sound, i
imlikhejiiAtCfiVhHr
claituvd both iy the Kederal and Confederate ! total l.ne. Men. repotted; on i the beaeli hn
Tbf R ks4r tcsla Is It.
t - "r - r niumoro.- Jan. IX
r r - a-
a 1 be Mraiuer Utat . wX tenore. a s
die Muckader nearrM in,
Ax -
KnKn the Charlotte HuJIrtia.
FROM THK CNITta STATES.
lticRMo!rt. Jan. 15 Dbpatdies from Ci"!.
dated tlie Htb int. as the entire fcrce.V
tlie FehfaLi at YicksLurx re-embarird
i ii I
FKOM WH.MIX0T0NV
; t: 'p VlUllMlTX. Jan. lb.
"Hw Vnitett twtJrroneT Otirorobiis
maialcr rVMitliuey, with twelve irtJlcars '
twenty-eight men, weui ashore ia lAw'
ro inlet and surrendered twCoL Lamb te-d
Coi Lamb kepi off bwr blot kaders, ,Thr pr
otiei are exjivctod he- to-morrow moiini'X
Nothing definite or further i kn of tt
enemy fiHii 'ewb-ni. ; There wa'JirJ
JeJaM aight and raOjWhH
day. ' There are itlmg of lb Beit.
FROM MICU MONP.-r z
LATE.. NORTH ERN INTELLIC.M E
" rr-i TtreHuova. Jidr.-!
A'eoecial dwpalch to lb Richmond far""
five th 4iwwwigt"-
:T wi J r wwwmw W tmm aa aw . . . -
a . ... ... .a a ,'..al at lw
f lhir rnveampa, for tlie. ptir.-f ,w,t4 ttetw ffons feaheylvania, viee I avi
WHmnt. JimM Caaserow We the ir""
efBeekaleo. ' "": '
Gold In Nw Y.k .tb l.1lhlat.
ed I 141. tH.f Eaehaag m ueea
Tb New York llerald nys - Ik
for Roaeaeraas is meeh more srio
finaU ib.a that jnat HdMi)j th labor f '
eaJ ate bat beg- "a failed t '
lb rebel amy . saakeaaotb.r atier
Roeeaeraateaneot immediately follow tJrV '
Braa aad bla arwy.i ,II mM U recnu
and aommuaieaOon. wb Jehvir aad l
Nonh tbiirfid.' r . ; - !f' .
F.ii John Porter a bee aeita
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