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MILITARY COJIMAND EUS. ;v r- i ' - ; ' : . ) v -! : - f DISTRICT OF TUB CAKOLINA3, - .'Major,' Gen.!ED. R.-8. C anbt, , Commandine. Louis V. CaziabO, A. D. C. &, A. A1A. G. j" POST OF WILMINGTON, I BvH. Lt. Col. R. J. Frjlnk, Commanding i v Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen & Abau t doned Lands ;; - t-s ': - i STATE OP NORTIt CAROLTNAi : i " : ' i Bv't. Major Gen. N. A. Miles, Commissioner f Bv't. Lt. Col. Jacob F, Churr, A. A. G. 7 !f Fourth Sub-District of North Carolina, consist ! lng of the. counties of Brunswick, Columbus, - Robeson, f Biaden, Dapliu, Sampson and New : " ! Hanover,:. . r. t - ":. . v Tv.-r 1 i Capt; All an Rutherford, 44th U S Infantry t (Brevet Bris Gen US Vols,) Sub Assistant Com missioner. Office, City Hall, Wil minion, N C. '74 Rbv. S. S. AsuLETi Supjt of Education for 4th Sub District; Office, CityBall, Wilmington, N a j A. A. Surg. Robert Harris, Surgeon in charge of Freedmen's Hospital, Camp Lamb. I Lieut. L. Echelberrt in charge of Sub Dis trict ot Duplin and Sampiou "counties. Office at . Magnolia, Duplin county'. K V i ' " I William Birnie, Esq., in charge of Sub Dls r; v trict of Robeson and Bladen counties.- Office at Lumberton, Robeson co untv. " - : ' - -CITY OFFICERS, ifoyor John Dawson. ' : : i ? Bxird of Aldermen 3 D Wallace, H VouGlahnj J G Burr, Eli Murray, W H. Lippitt, A Adrian, W A Wright, W. S. Anderson. , v. . 1 ; :. Marshal Robert Itausom: r f - '-f 'i yfoeciaZ Depiciyf' Mctrshal--K' 3 Jones, a - : K ' ..i'-"- C'erk:and Treasurer T W Anderson., , - I Clerk of the Market li US. Williams. r ; ! " -1 Chief Fire Department R J Jones: f : JFr Wardens B W Beery. ' , .... , f ire Wardens - H Schulken, first ward ; James ' Shackelford, second ward ; B W Beery, : ; ward, Wi Buykheimer fourth ward.; ; : v rll ,'1 ! CWw Surveyor W H Jones; . . " ,f l JFooi Jwpector F V P Yopp, J W Potter, 4- Thompson. - :! ' A:--r-n yi--: .COMMISSIONERS OF NAVIGATION AND PILOTAGE. i P W Fanning, Chairman ; Wm B Flanner, Wm M Harris, E Murray, Wm S Anderson, of Wil mington; and Swift Galloway, of . Smitville, T H Howey, Clerk and Treasurer. ' - l ' , ' HARBORMASTER. Wash. Burkimer. , , -,,-r r t ; ' ' PORT WARDENS. Geo. Harris, SN Martlu,;W B Whitehead. Ibrf Physician Josh C Walker. . . v , . j Ezamlrilkt i-CoinmU'teG C MooVej .SamaeL'Sj v Davls,,W FFurpluss, Geo W Williams. Regular j nieetingB first Tnesday in the month.' " j COUNTT OFFICERS. ! Chairman of Countg Court Wm A Wright. Superior Co:rt Clerk -H A Bagg. Clerk of County Court -R B Wood: Jr. . : . v Sheriff Samuel R Buntinsr" i 1 1: Cbitnty Solicitor John L Holmes. f V" i Regitier Geo W PollOcd. r : 1 1 1 I Special 3fajstraU--John 3 Conoleyr - "f - I ttoci4Z Cburt-S D Wallace, W S Larklns, Jno a ravior. jotin A aanaers. jonn u rowers. r Couniv Sumyort-James W .Williams,- John Moore. f , , , . . .. - f- . r-'----(kmidv Trustee Ovrixx Fennell. Jr: " '! "V ' CowtoWe R L Sellers, T Peterson;., James H, PMlyaw, Jfi l uewien. . " : ; Committee of 'Finance -S D Wallace, A John. Jaylor, John A 8anders.- ; t " Warden of tne Iborr J ohn A Taylor, John A! Sanders, Archibald McMillan, Isaac James, Luke . B Huggms, W 8 Larklns. ,--y- Treasurer' of Public - HuUdings John . C Wood. County Hanger O F Alexander. ; Oro;ter John C Wood, Daniel P Bland. ' Standard Keewsr John C -Wood. V. ; : Wreck Master J ohu A Sanders, m..; , :. Eidrv Taker John" J.Couolev. ' . Superintendenis of . Common, Schools- D Wal lace, Jas Kerr, W S' Larklns John D Powers, R K Bryan. . V - . Inspector of Naval Stores John S James, Arch ibald Alderman, James O Bowden, John C Bow! den, Alfred Alderman; Thomas W Player; W W J Price, B Southerland, JrM Henderson, R C J ohn f ' son. ; .:f r;' ''-'v.- ' ' Inspector of Timber ifccLvflL " Bo wden; James George McGuffle, W M Munroe; E Turlington- H MishOp. . ' . ' ; t ' " r luimeetors of Provisions dxD E Bunting, Jno ' W Munroe, iGeofg f ' MASONIC DIRECTORY. St. John's Lodge Wo. l : v Jeefcj lof' 2 rsday evening in each monthi -T. M. Garoubs, -W. v M. v V ; : v - : s ? vm M.' iroissou, oec y, i Concord Chapter No. 1 9 h ls artd ' 3d Monday t in each month. , T, B.Carr, M.-.E.', H. P. ;; A. r. KEP1T05, oec y. Wilmington Council No. ,4. "lMeets IstiWednesday in eash; months Alfred Martin, T. L. G.. M.v -: 1 . i i ' J 1' Wi A. P Rmtbir;, Recorder I . I. .i.i -il Li J : - ;- " ( 6F' rj . r 5 . v. - -. .tv.i si si.' V- ;-." j WHVMINGTON & WELDON R. R President TL R BridP-erfir --' !2Kmdr. on- the part qf the 'Stockholders-W;iAi 1 wngnv-o U Wauace,-JSU Murray, Altrea Maruu, A ffVanBokkelen, lieo Harris, of Wilmington;! and John Everett, of Goldsboro. r :;.. ' Directors on the part A Sofe'-KdwardJKldi der, of Wilminirton, John Norfleet, of Tarboro' -audThos. i). Hoggi of Raleigh. , r, . 4 , u yj n. Efginee and v General Superintended L Jfa&r o Transportation Ytn., Smith. T j H ! teryand Treasurer i. W.Thompson.1'1; a icKa AQent W. M. roisson. Suffer lccAaitic-IW. Hankins. V , : ;f if- G. L.: Dudley. -- -: ;r -.' ' 41 AIL WAY blRiSCTOUYv WIL1HNGTON & MANCHESTER R. R. j ferfm-John Dawson, Henry 1 Nutt, O. ; iffnW- ; "euosset D B uowan; ueo. j w JjCafl, V E Mills,- James G. Burr, , Richard Bradley J Ey Oregg;- -:': ;vi v:- v;--fr-ik GwieroZ SitperlrUendQit William" MaeRae. A -t fifi tertiary and Treasurer VI A-Walker. ; Wit 7im XLUZIi tfUUU JU.'VttUincn. ----- t t .WILMINGTON CHARLOTTE AND-; RUTHEK I ? j FORD RAILROAD . ; - -1 Pmi(lettiZjRntAr4 tr ri - ' ' -: '-V XArectorv-S J Person, A. U VanBokkelen,"Jno i Steele, E Nye Lendrson, xuperiiUertdentYK J Everett K : ; -Master of TransportatioiW;K:MiQn,U Secretary and Treasurer T Alderman., akr3cftaa&--Ty Gilli- -' 1 ' -' fc -" mmml t "icuoweiij KobertS French --Walter L I 8tepheu,W. Cole. Samuel H Walkup, uutcainson, Haywood W Gulon, C C B - v iogan, AR Homeslv; e ? - WILMINGTON, N., C., SATURDAY Special . t,wnue vj me Washington Chronicle. Chaulestox, a a, Nov. 23; 1867. thiT IteIUirn3thU3 fareceived indicate that mainr m.S g,ne "for a cbuventidnH by a ?n tM Jtl f ?u mus,y estiated at from t?we will not exceed the-, former i We The whole number of ure. 1 ?e- State jinrl a5 rfti ' . n " fjpa are coior are- whiter which should give Sat lhy f0F t 'nyention'ot 33,834, grtnti: a IS vu camng ot a convention. The SS 1 feU 8ho at tet bnelthird; ojqng to the fact that a sufficient number of ppllmgf places had not been,; provided W oSp h? f pUctOD, Orangeburg, Sumter; and o W districts many y had to travel from thirty to sixtr miles to cast their votes. Hence the - difference between the actual number of votes cast and the nbmber of col ored voters , registered. . The whites, with few exceptions, declined. voting throughout tlieState, thus showing, a "method in their madness;" Their refusal to exercise the fran chise reminds one of the parable -of "a cer tain man who made a great Supper and bade many" and as the distinguishea persons whom he had invited failed to come, he sent out and brought in "the poor and the maim ed, and, the halt and the blind,7? and sat them down aHiia least, saying a7that none of those men who - were' bidden shall taste of my supper." There were registered in this city 3,491 white voters, anI of these but 68 voted, all but one and "he a United States civil officerin favor of ar contention! Twenty nine of the 68 are ex-confederates. At the Florence precinct, out of .suveraBiun d red white voters registered but three white votes were cast, and those by, three ek-con-fed(?ratesj- each of uhom lost an ami in the rebel service. They have purchased their ex perience dearly, and are resolved to profit by it; 'J ' ' ' vr. - ; ' Complaint has beenCnl'ade to - General Canby that in one precinct in this city the polls were kept open an hour after the time designated ' tor closing them. This state ment is correct, yet only one hundred and six votes were cast after the time designated for closing the polls,' and -they will not be counted in the returns. General Canby stated on the day after the election that the colored citizens of Charles ton have displayed an intelligent apprecia tion ot ; their rights and 'duties , as electors tuai, wuuiu uy .uouor tor. any, oouyoi ciuzens in any 'portion of our country" I ' The convention will probably be convened on the 1st of January,. if not sooner. I am assured that General Canby will at least double the number of polling places before the constitution is submitted tor rati fication. The present precincts rid polls were designated by order of General Sickels, prior to General Ca'nby's assignment to the 2nd military district. . ' J , ; :The reports current abroad -to the effect that the negroes of this State are armed and brganizedfbra "war, of iaces". are . utterly false. - Becedt personal observation through out a large portion of the State' and diligerit inquiry have satisfied me ? that no ' armed organization of negroes exists iq South , Caro-; -Hna. . On the contrary, the blacks are gene rally unarmed, and quietly engaged in in dustrial pursuits, while the wTiites generally possess arms,-and, since the recent elections, display even more than their usual belliger ent temper. The recalcitrant spirit is un mistakably on the increase here. ; The rattle snake of; the ? South warms into : life and snows his fangs with the first ray of sunshine. Justice, however, demands that I should state that many, of, the old secession leaders of South Oarolina are sincerely disposed to be generous ; and, should Mr. Johnson's "policy" triumph, they will, urge him to issue a proclamation granting amnesty to all men who served in the Union army except ne groes and those: whites who actually volun teered. . ".''- I should state; that the convention will consist of about equal numbers of white and colored members. . Dr. A. G. Mackey will, by common consent' be elected to preside over th& convention ; this pre-eminence ve ins due alike to his greaik abilities and his national reputation as the representative Union man of the State. h u : : Financial; Legislation; J J ; Since, the reassembling t of Congress con siderable attention lias been paid tothe ques tion of the national finances and the best methods of grappling f with. ,the debt of the country. Several propdsitics'r widely dif ferent in character, have been presented and referred to theCommittee of ."Jf i? attd Meani for consideration and report In the HoasV. yesterday Mr. Butler obtained the floor; and proceededjit length to. give his .views -upon the matterVwulchwlUtf substance; asfbl lows: ------- - t ' l. To stop the contraction of the currency. 2. To have the gold, in the treasury sold at auction at fixed intervals; retaihlhgohly; po lnuch as'may be necessary . td pay .off. the. interest on the gold-bearitigonds. 3. . To repeal the discretionary Jaws passed during thenar; which vest fsO;tnuch-iscre tionary power in tiie Secretary of therTreas- ury.-: 'tv H' f :r&$& :;; 4 j To rJierge?all .the different varieties i of bonds, &c, into one ctasi of ' long" bonds, bearing a low rate of interest ;;; -y y ;:;;: U The Temarks of Jdi Butler; were? listened; to witli intfehse ;mtestkespw1i!iry t by ycstern mem Ders, anu upwu iur guuwu slob Mr. Blaine addressed the House at some 'length in opposition to Mr. Butler's plan, u .t ' i.i , : fWaahinaton' Chronicle. t n- 3. x ; ' ;r .. Europe. : , . f , A London dispatch says BaronVon Beust,' th R Austrian Premier, has issued a note de claring tbetmaintenance of the temporal a 1 riiriftfph from Paris.t announces : that France and Austri have agreed-upon. a spe oiai treaty uu iuc jljcoh-. o themselves to maintain the territorial integ- . . . . ' " a. . . i. .... &' V T rity of the Ottoman u;mpire.; us c : : vi: '. P- The Prussian Diet has. adopted a resolu tion declaring that the constitution of Prus sia guarantees the 'liberty of 'speech. ; The vole on this question stood 181 to 160. ; A contriving young lady has initiated the keeping of compliment albums, (small fancy volumes, the size of little autograph albums,) on eacn page oi wnicu-is vo uc icwuw u pretty" speeches made about her looks,' amia hilitv. &. .ar.h sentence to be. signed- with the; initials of. the person wh? gives it and power of tmxope nccessjiry ior j-ue. peats Europe, Russia has agreed tothn prpposij, tion for acbnferenceV- .; . -V. M. mm, "im, ' mr oi laemoers JUIect to the Constitu tional Convention of North Carolina. T Anson. Henry E. Chilsten, Geo! Tucker, Kepubhcans. ; . . . - , . Alamance.- Henry M. Ray, Republican. . Burke and McDowell.- John S. Parks, W. A. B. Murphy, Republicans. - ' BrUnswick.--E. Legg, Republican. r Beaufort Samuel 8tilley, W. B. Rodman. Republicans. Bladen. A. W. Fisher, F. F. French, Re publicans. . Bertie. Lee, Robins, Republi cans. t ; . i i ' m- , , . , f 1 1 Cleaveland. Plato Durham; Conservative,-. : ; . - - 3 . v - - . Caswell. Wilson Carey, Republican; Phil lip Hodnett, Independent ' - ' L-wCumberland.i-Maj. W. A. Mann. Rev. J. VY, Hood, Republicans! . y Craven. Hon. David Heaton, W. H. Sv Sweet, .a D. Pierson, Republicans, H Catawba: Dr. J. REllis; Conservative ,- Cabarrus. W. T. Blume, Republican. Chowan. John R. French, Republican. ' Carteret. Abraham Congleton, Republi can. ' y r, ' - - I ; Columbus. Linnon, Conservative. ' ! Chatham.-John A. McDonald, W. T. Gdnter, Republican; ; t ' . 0 ;Z, V Davidson.--3saac Kinney: Spence Mulli can, Republicans- - - ' Duplin. John W. Peterson, Samuel High smith, Republicans.; ' U ? j; ; ij Edgecombe. Henry A. Dowd, HI Bac ker, Republicans. H i Franklin. James T. Harris. John H. Wil liamson, Republicans. ' ! ? ; Forsyth- E. B. Teague, Republican. Guiltord. Rev. G. W. Welker, A. W. TourgeejRepublicans. ? 4 ( Gates. Timothy H. Lassiter, Republican. Granville. .John W. Raland, J. J. Moore, O. Mayo, Republicans. . , , Gastonl M.' Jl Adjylott; Republican; j Harnett. J. M. Turner, Republican. I , Halifax. J. H. Renfrow, J. J.Hays, Hen ry Eppesj Republicans.' i: , Hertford, J. B. Hare, Conservive.; ! Johnston. Dr. Jas. M. Hay, Nathan Gul l?y," Reprjbticans. i "i $ U,' a. Jones. --David D; Ctilgrove, Republican. ' Lincoln. Joseph H. King, Republican. Lenoir.! Richard W.' King, Republican. ; Mecklenburg. Edward Fullings, Silas M. Still well, Republicans. --: ; - T- -V; ( Monteomeryi--:Di. Qeo. A. Graham lie- puDiican. - - i , Nash. Jacob lng, Republican. . Northampton. Henry T. Grant, Roswell C. Parker, Republicans. . . ,New Hanover. Gen. J. C. Abbott, S.i S. Ashley, A. H.: Galloway. Republicans. Orange. John W. Graham, Dr. Holt, Conservatives. Person. Dr. Wm. Merritt, Conservative. ? Perquimans. Dr Wilnam Nicholson, Re publican!. . r ; Fasquotank. C, C. Fool, Republican. Pitt Gen. Byron Laflin, D. J. Rich, Re publicans. ,Robeson, O S. Hayes, Joshua" 11 -Nance; jRepublicans. i (. nuinenora ana roiK.-nev.- vy. a. jogan, Jesse Ainoaes, Kepuoucans. , Rowan and Dayje. Dr. Milton Hobbs,. 4-Hen ttose, Isaac Mi onaver, uepuDiicant. Kockingnam. jaenry uarnes, jonn tt; TS -nn..KY:AAn. r " f s . ' . . - - r . lican. - . Stanly. L. C. Morton, Republican. : Wake. B. S. 0. Williams, 8. D. Frank lin, J. P. Andrews, James H. Harris, Repub licans. . - .s ' - v : i-? ; . Warren. r John Reid, John A.Hyman, Re publicans. 7 f v j s t 1 4 - Wayne. Mai. H. li. c Gi'ahW Jesse ?Hotlo- wp.11. Renublicans. ... , I Wilkes, Iredell."1 Alexander, L-aldWeil,- J. Q. A. Bryan, Calvin J Cowles, C. Or Jones, wesiey .TMS: Wilson Wiley Daniel; Republican. t: t . Greene. John M. Patrick. . - n. ; r Madison. Buncombe. Henderson andTran Sylvania. G..W. Qahagan, Jhos. J,;CandV! ler, James H. Duckworth, Republicans. ; tckwortu, Kepubiicans. -Yancey .Julius : Garland, Jackson.-rWB. Gr. Garrett, Mitchell and Republican. - Haywood and Jackson Republican. Macon, Clay and -Uherqkee. ,U.;VYuick- son, Mark Fay, Republicans. , t vV j v:v Moore. S ween 8. McDonald, KepubUcan . Sampson.T-Joseph jj.earsaiiiexanuer Williams;: Conservatives. y Tne above returns toot;up yo uepuDiicans; 10 Conservatives: and one IndeDendent W6 TT . : A. t I , ."-a.:. .i M & k 4h ri fx . Unnn t-ii nana TffrtrrL TWtipL Whose names in full iw6 haTO itfitA learned and do not- tueretore, giyo tnem in our list, y Thirteen delegates to hear - from, nine 05 wnom are intau propauiuiy xvcpuw Mexico. , u.i ' -.iJV' t ;San: Francisco; ; Nov; 27, The steamer iinUon ru triAm P4nrftft!Jarrived on Sat urdayj - The French transport Uiriviuc, imu4 Tahiti brinffs mails ta October 24. l e ;; A uouma, jjicxico, letver w staws tnaiaymona vega uau? ed Governor, ?; All business is; paralyzedsDy pbrtew.Wtppare on duties leviea Dy iuei'r;-? -j . m ? , i m m o r ivhiii i urn l. ,;.': General Corona is still at uuaoaiupe try ing to raise an army to fight Lazerdo. A revolutionWanlfclrjated shortly. a A VrTio?otHj'K1oiTn!a9 of life. '. - - - t It is predicted that great exertions will otiortiw h rnflP triT induceiTneople; in the Southern Statesto emigrate to. the Island. ?&Thii!i.4ri1A: oainst' the authontV.OI , i lie i wyUKiyvi . " been guaranteed; P.rAec.on.'' .-iviaic; The New Vork Chamber oi Conunerce on : . - ttiA Finances... , r --. - ? New JYpiiNoy., it meeting of the Chamberlk.bf: Oommerce was held yesterday for the'purpose; 6f petiomng CofSgress to so shape its financirt pohcy.that wp. ran return speedily tc specie paymcut - Is the" dollars . ' FBI A m Afl W if - r '.-'. T-r. ht orr nf ton ia orrivincr in J innnar.'eQitor oi - tut; new . Jt uiiv uiguc.i utucr ecv;i iu uuci4!ii: . . i iZi Tl ill:: i, ftftllin at havin!? nursed himself of: the': contempt of to be built. Many of the Vc? . AAa itr Vt 3 ."7-. 7 , the Sate as disch lUm "Jirr,rr ..t.?- ; 7m - the 1 8tlt- x'chandlerofferedia; resolutioui declaring to Protestants.? ;As the ; : I.i j y5tl-- ,rorv and cans- strict heutralitvia the pending quarrel .be- gations moved up town, w lisping youuK"j.v-- r--s-. r - ; i . . ,d r rttt,Ar Kational Banksot :eoual scUOoiron io loisrecwimy uun,uu uuva . ( -;l Arrents. tor a tient in IYtal fit' their ctead,' . V r. . ington avenue, iscomposea oxmenyuu wer xov.tnr.iU7;. . ; i T - r a at nor nav I t.v .iii'iii!.' 2111 4w vw"w- - r .. - 1 . , j ':.-- : : 1 t... j .- . , w s . necessaru MORNING NOVEMBER 30, 1867. TELEGRAPHIC- vf; exported POR tueXdailt post; :; : iHEET-: ING IN RjiCHHOND. ( - - -si.- i - , CO'i Telegraphic;-' Go ssipV 4 REDEMPTION OF LEQAL TEH; DEDQ. .i APPOINTMENTS: COiNFIRHEO; la-- J1 VOLUNTEER OFFICE tl TO HE SIU3TECIED OUT OF SEUVICE. I I,' i Ul The lXaket ; -Reports From Washington Washington, Nov. '28. The President's Message has not been furnished jet. A i jdy uABLE.rrussia . accepts mo conier- ence. ,.r' . , t c: Austria has issued i& circular, declarinsr that the sustenance oi the rope's temporal power is necessary to the European peace.' .. . '. . .1 -' m ...-..-. : ! i , i --f ivusina anu j? ranee , uave iconciuaea a treaty .ffuaratecmg the integrity of the Papal REPUBLICAN" uomimons. , . -.-.-. . 1 . , .tjjx company nas Deen iormeu io uuiize mese The revolution in favor of Baez is defeat-1 ed, after severe fighting, wherein the revolu tionists were utterly routed.- - u r " 1 Grant has issued the following order: All volunteer ? officers now: retained in service. will be mustered out of service, to take efV xeci uanuary isi, iooo, except ine commis-- sioner and - the disbursing onicer ot the bu-1 reAn of rrfnfrfiP frfimftn and . fthanrtAnprf lands., ... ' ..Rv 'mmmnnrl Af Ott.w aniw f$ ' " E: D. TOWNSEND4 - . . ActAsst. Adit. Gfin. ' -- : ,. ... i t h ii i iri-.vi-.il i.hi i.iim i i iinriMi. iti mpi inir vv pus i , ikrwrriiiin i - m s. w w. im iiirm iii'i. vMr wria thousand dollars, v.i ; v. The-sentenceof Gen J .Custer.- susDcndinsr him from, his rank-andpay, is conhrmed. A joint.meetiric of i the Democrats and Republicans 13,5 called at taneuil Mali, Bos- con, io oppose impeacnmeni. .; -; ; r m m w m i z m. mm . w mm .... i ne rniiaoetpnia 01qck ttoara; nooms are thrown open to the public K, The count shows that there are thirty rrl,0iArif arinQf. h rrvoirvritir Tonnrf rf fho ImJpeacum?nt Committed . f-. impression prevails that Wilson's re- port will be adopted, i . 1 m. -..; j. ..i ....... . ' ..''.-'. . l nere is, a strong aisposiuon on cue part of . the Democrats i to debate ; the .matter, : in Order to ventilate the claimed absurdities of both Boutweirs and (Wilson's reports: rne oenaie rejectea ouu weu, oii inaiana, as Minister to Venezuela. . j '-. t f r. Mrs.i)obbias ;mjide;an! interestingand touching; statements claiming; that she has been forced before, the? Public bv dectectlve Baker, most t injuitously. .-'Bhe never was at the KijkwoodjHonse;andtneyerrinew"Mr. i Tobns0n ntil after he was elebted President jfoen&tvm j, j nho'nriioi. sh ir Witntn circum J .iu ' : u i''-- ,;,.. m . .HI. M.IIIF.r:, li ""MM ,f I 1 tl -I ' 1.1 1: t t.K. ... J x . i : . . - awkwardlysituatetL.-H v- The lines are working very, badlyj It has been raining all day : ;-r -y.itv .v: ?;;Lieut;Brainewiu;ba tried sunder indict - ment for piracy, he-; .1 , t" ' v .j . Surratt will prpbahly ;enire,.'.v orj viK- !. -.iw---.1- Paris, Nov; ;29.-hTo-day the ! Eullion in the Bank- of France increased ; twelve.' hUn- dred thousand iranca. -v ?:sij Mnnrlav. ' - , v; , ry evasive answer. mi i - - . -r ; - The Bullion of the s :Bank:of ;!England has - . . ' - . .; ,r-:'y:yyyi v- CoBsressional ; ' Washington; November;??. Senate A Jriemoriaf from Delaware was! presented fa- voring equal suffrajge: Sumner objected'and ivthe1 overr , Morrill introduced bilj directing the Sec Ptarv f the Treasury td! redeem legal ten-f retarv f the Treasury ji mUU iai r .Alan directing him to Ucr UUK3 nuu wu. i- - 0 . - V aftcr.paying .the . interest. on Trl tAttATreksnrv over S7ff. - 000 000 receiving in pay national bank cotes and comoound' interest notes! Also requir- 1n all.NationalBanksnicanave?ino . rr !--..;.' . V 1 1 -. -r-.. twpntv-rive lDer.iCent.f ft Dunbar,; petor.e' tlift; senate,;- under' arresi Breadstuns quiet;;otbers unaltered, r. ; -for coutempt testified to-dayj If his testis u Liverpool, Nov;' 29th, 2 oTclock. Cot; mony is be lieVed; high 1 treasury officials are ton heavy," declined 1-16." i Uplands 7. " tit- i r.wPHir AMVK.tiua nun uuiauu. tJKurf&ecieto bold&eintereWon formeriy belonged torioua j Proteaht de the S bonbon and after Julyflst, 1869 they nominaticms:They:haTe;a;large rcMnj shall wav their notes of five dollars and un- der in-coin; and tiona in coin1 or td comply 'with these provisions . .L,.--. fh Trpasurar having authbri-1 churcu, a raonasiery, a tu..t;5;,uU sc Tp.oihv . Morrill stated that he would nresstbc bill at an earlv dav. savinsr that Congress must 1 grapple the financial difficulties at once and ascertain. the true iolution of our financial disturbances. . . ; ; ... ; ' iv ivt. .v 0 Adjourned to Monday at llf o'clock;. ; House Not in session. ' ' ; The Senate was in Executive Session to day for three hours. - Confirmed the appoint- meut of Horace Greely as Minister to Aus- I tria,'NGen. Capron as Agricultural Commis sioner, and A. C. Hunt as Governor of Colo : rado. ; - - -m ...-.j.-. J W.-Uuonicutt Bailed. 'J RicmioND, Nov. 28. J. W. Hunnicutt. Editor of the New Nation, who was arrested yesterday by the civil authorities, was this morning bailed by a military commissioner, to appear at Charles CUv County Court, with in ten dava after the adjournment nf the Re ( construction Convention, to answer an in- I dictment already found against him for in- raise 5100,000 a year lor tne new uatnearai cendiary language used in a public speech, on Fifth avenue until it is finished. Four The commissioner stated that Gen. Schofield fifths ot them belong to the hardest worked" did not like to interfere in such matters, but did so that the accused might attend to his duties in the Convention, v The bail is fixed at five thousand dollars. Hunnicutt claims that the indictment is merely a pretext to prevent his sitting4 in the Convention. He yplunfecred to appear at court without com pulsion, before the military took the matter iu uauu. . T - , . Jteeting of Colored Republicans' in Rich ;r&'yw:.cjj,monaj'iya.": ; Richmond, Nov. 29. A meeting of the colored Republicans was held this afternoon, at the Capitol Park, at which resolutions were adopted; declaring that, in-view of the efforts of the Conservatives; to! intimidate the colored voters; the Hon. James M.'Botts, Governor Pierponli? Franklin , Stearns and others, be requested to call a State Conven- - iion oi wmie xtepuDiicans, to assise ana ai rect the' colored people in carrying the eleci tion tor the ratification of the constitution: Arrival of Immigrants in Charleston, ' Charleston, Nov. 28. The Bremen Bark Gauss has arrived here, with 152 immigrants, unuer iue auspices oi iiie otace Ammigrauon . J.JiL. !- t". rt. .T. v.'. -.'.. T Board. - They were warmly c welcomed t by their mends and the citizens generally. On ly one death occurred during the voyage. From South. Carolina. ' i .Chableston, Nov.'-29. Further returns render it almost certain that the Convention is'defeated. T't Vlmmense deposits oft valuable, phosphates, i j . . i. . ' . . . -r- - saiu io oe superior 10 Peruvian guano, uave been discovered a, few miles above this, city. deposits. . ' From Alabama. . - - Montgomery ' Ala., Nov. 28th. The ; Re construction Convention :tlrew fifteen thou sand dollars in money from the Treasury to- aav. io pay its expenses in parr. ; .;a Gov. Pat atton siarted -19 : Washington City, this morning. -, Mew York Market." - i New York; Nov. 1 29. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat very firm. Corn droop-, ing. Oats rather heavy. Mess Pork droop- $20. 70. . Lard auiet Cotton dull and lower. Middling uplands 16c. Freights ouiet. ' Turpentine 55 to 55. Rosin, .Cora mon $2 95 a $3. - Stocks strong . Sterling unchanged. Gold $1 39. . Money .7. '62 Coupons 8k '64 Coupons 5. 65 Coupons 6i. New issue 8. ' Ten . forties 21. Seven thirties 5. Tennessee sixes, new is- l sue b$. Foreign Jflarkets. . ; , " Liverpool; Nov. 28.-rEveningCotiton closed heavy with, a declining, tendency, Arecuneu - since . a- o ciock., iuk.iu -a ue- clineforthe day of three sixteenths. Uplands 74.7 Orleans 71." Sales ten thousand bales London," Nov. 28.' Noon.Consols, 95, Bonds 71. ' ' H. . ' ' : 1 L ' V Frankfort, Nov.' 28. Bonds 75f. f " "Liverpool, . Nov 28.' Noon. Cotton heavy." Sales of 8,000 bales. ; Uplands 7& Orleans 7$;, ; bales lor tne week o,uuu Dales, whereof the' export are 7,000;"r Speculation 2,000. Stock 469,000,; .whereof ; 92,000 are American. if : London, No v.; 29 th, NooOohsoIs 94JV ' Liverpool, Nov;n 29th. Noon'.Oatton heavy with a declininsT tendency." " Sales not exceeding 8,000 v bales, prices - unaltered leans 8.;; Bacon declined, at 46s. Turpeni 1 nentine 27s.' CommoQ.Resib 7 a 9&K:V'y London' Nov. 29th. 2 ' o'clock--Bonda 1 advanced 4.: others unaltered.- .... P " B ' T -. ; - - ' CATHOLICS IPT NEWTOIIK. Their ; Numbers and their Liberality-f- , Converts i from Protestantism Native vf Born--Priests. ' - -futt The following is from' the New York cor- lathnlirt nriest re'centlv said in my hear U-T l ; nofUiui; Kp ?, nnt than air -hundred thou- yltt vivj - . 1 DUttinere;lS. nO'CiaUBl -jyuif tucvavuvvo aK far more numerous than any : other'sect; in J New Xork, and that tneit numoer ls rapidiy increasing; r As a rule they are the oorest 6f ;the population, and yet'.they; surpass all churches no W; used formefljr, belonged Protestant, congre'-. heremore, fashion-: able churches were . built the down . .town resblutidh-lieSTchurches ; became deserted, and,were. pur- cnasea uy uatuoucs ;wuo vjlw jmcu,wi; little and soon" had thriving parishes where hardW fittv. rpornlar church members could - i rr - . - tf.vv ' pe- iouna oeiore. The number oi uainoiic cuureuea uuw iU 'l Npw Vnrlf i about thirtV-fiye, and'of these1 five are German, two French and erne Italian, Some of the ablest Catholic -priests inNew. " I 5 " riiTv -Vt liilrii Yt .W1 tlllCT Ot Fathers 13 composeuexuiuaiiiciv u iucu uy Forty-ninth street and tneir sermons aiiruci NO. 102. formerlv ministers m various' Protestant churches The Rev "Father Preston of St Ann's Church; who is considered one of- the most learned and eloquent Catholic, divines in NewTork, was an "Episcopal minister afew years ago. . Until lSoo nearly aii ine pnesis in this city .were natives of Europe, out since that time a lanre number oi American : born young men have been ordained for the priest- hood, and it is doubtful if at the present time a majoity of the priests in Zlew York are not native born." Some or tnem were or-?-dained in Rome, but.more In the seminaries at Troy, Niagara, and in JN ew J ersey. Soeakms of the liberality ot tne catnoiics toward their institutions, I may instance the receipts at the fair held last summer, which amounted to : over C112,00U; their annual subscriptions of from C5,000 to $200,000 lor the orohans. the sisters ot mercv, ana tne seminaries," and their present undertaking to of the working, classes, and it is a marvel to many people how . they manage to give so much money to their churches. It is not too much to say that they give' 500,000 in this way -eacn year.. Ifetv Railroad Opened in Georgia. AOGUSTA, Ga., Tuesday, Nov.29i - Trains on the Macon and Augusta RaU- (road commenced running to Miledgevile to day. This routoshbws a. gain of forty-four miies oec ween A.ugusia anu xiiacon, as com pared with the central route tid Millen- Eight persons t have recently dined on a . church spire in Salisbury.; They must have v been exceedingly sharp new ; . State Executive Commute. , , - - ri"; FIRST DISTRICT. ' " S.; W. Watts,' of. Martin County! post office Williamston, ; , ' . : General Byron Laflin, of Pitt, post office ; Washington, Beaufort County. . - T.'ArSiKEs,' of Pasquotank,' post office Elizabeth City.-1 - 1 'v " ",": . ,second. DrsTRicT.'.. . ..-i. Dr. H. J. Menningku, ;of . Craven, post office Newbern. u -, . , t E. A. Paul,' of New Hanover, post; office ' Wilminscton.5' ..;;... a i i . T. E. O'Hara, of .Way ne,post office Golds boroV , - ? "r , ..-.- . ; 1 THIRD DISTRICT." , B. Howell, of' Robeson,' post office Lum bertoniM"i i-: try w t . Rev.f J. W.:HooD,-. of - Cumberland, post office Fayetteville r - ' - - John E. Martin, of -, Bladen, -post office Tll ...1,.il,t. ; i '-: FOt;RTH' DISTRICT; W; W.jHoLDES.i of t;Wake, Chairman of the .Committee,', post office Raleigh, j ,; - Dr, Eugene Grissoit, of VYake post office New Light, N.'C, 11 ' ' . ',' , " -James H.' Harris, of Wake," post office Raleigh. f. :h i t : i . ' 4.:m-i! .TIFTH DISTRICT, . - , 4- ' . Thomas SettlEji of Rockingham,, post,? office Went worth.' . " ' ' .' . - , ' William ' F. Henderson, of Davidson . post office" Lexington. - . ','-' J, W. Woodward. ; sixth district. , . W. R. Myers, of Mecklenburg, post offic, Charlotte. : Calvin J; Cowles, - of Wilkes, post office Wilksborough. ltJ . y "r ; 1 1 4 w.t J. , vyiLLiAMS, oi . ireaeii, post omce Statesville. y ,.v . - ,c -. - 'gEVENTH district. ' Hon. A. H Jones, of Buncombe, post office Ashville: . . . " ; UL. Harris, of ;RutheTford, post office .i Raleigh.' " . t , .- j . Vincent MicnAEL,r of 'RutUertord, post office Rutherfordton;, - ' ( " ' " . IiIst of" LETTERS Remaining in the WilminstonJPost Office .Unclaimed. Adams, Charles . Anderson, H s . , ,!LLane,,Lwlufi , ,t Lebo, John . : Lerbon, L E ' Lengard, L , . Louied. EB Loyd, Jacob! ,' -i ' Loyd, Latter -' -Moore, J VV ' y McGreal, Paul, q McDonald; Joe " ? i . Mcllenry, E -McMillan,-W 1 : -1; Pinkney, Abe - ' . j Richards .R 2, ' y'. Roads,' Amy . j. r Rodlck, Rebecca Andrews, Mary a : Uarnetz. Kosa Baty, Wiucy - BellMr ' Herniary i"- - Bicalse, JT A . Boon," Sarah J" Brisfjrs & Dodd - Brochmier, .Henry . Brpwn: Ulysses . Budd, Louis i.u . Camnons Susan f'; Cameron, John Caner. JJf i ;? it Chapman, Mrs , r Cherry,. Rlttie " Clark, Lucy .- Cuddie, Eli ni -Davis, L B - Sampson, Hulda -Saasre. Kate UU Sellers, R L.: , 1 8haul, Ellison' . Shaul, II H uuice, jas jl -y 81ay;Betaey.. Eherletks, Henry, 2 -,; Sloan,-. Joshua Mi K111 VVM ifeRm s- ftnlop.r. O ri 4. Kills. W M & Bro Foster,. Mary Ei - Foi, Dan'l H , Gause, P W2 ? Goss, John v Gordon, Mason -'- Green; Gracy : Gregory, Sam'l S Gwyer. Geo2 . , Harris, Geo W f J ) Btaffjrd, Zadie ; Stanlv. JaiD2 .Styles AttnE Tar bell, Henry - ' Taylor, Joseph Temple, Wm ' - Thompson, G B : Thompson, Uriah - Thompson, R H f Tuiick, W R f 3 r.Victou, Robert -;yy JVon Gaven J 5 ? : , . Wakeman, L M V Hau,i AnnaJtt;3 j Hawkins, M ; v i ; Harroll, W W?:; Hewlett John W HUI,!AE " v . Walters, John .'; .. . w.iiro. t jr yi yy: Holcombje; ChalsH HoskinsJM :t Warrock, G A ; Webs, Isaac . . : t . Welsh, John L -.Whitehead. Henry ; Williams, Allice ' ; Williams, J D, Jr ,d?WUklns,.Ogdin Holmes, Owen . Hur&tiKancy House, S uall, Sue 2 Jones, Charles ; ;; Jordan, Sam! J ; ; Joslin J .K., vv imams,! barah A White, Wllley Kenny, Robt-:t I?f lieunartt, Wjtii n w Divert. j onn ; j : Klmri Richard Wright P ; Persons'1 calling for ! any of the above" letters rill please Bay advertised. V ."5T : . wm : &U. tt, lirilli Ik, ir. M. , , TAINTS FOR FA;K1IERS; AND OTD SA i-U!f.--'f b Grafton Mineral Paint Compa-, uy," arJ:now iman"at'acturlng' the Bat, Ctxeapit and most xoraoie raint ia use ; two coats weu . put on, mixed with pure Linseed Oil, "1 last 10 or 15TVeaw:it is at a light brown or beautitol chocolate calor, and can, be changed; to green; ; lead, stone drab, olive or cream, to salt the taste- ..- of tpe r Cousumeri s - is valuable - ior nouses Barns, fences, Carriage; and .Car-makers,; Palls audi Vvoodeh-ware; , Agriculturar ImplemeuU, Canal BoataV-Vesseteand Ships Bottoms; iCan- ya, Metal and Shingle Kooia, i being Jfire and Water prooi), Afi or uu UJOtus, (one Manuractu rer having ussdoXkK) bbb. the past year,), and a4N a paint 1or any purpose Is unsurpassed for body, durability, - eiasucity, ana aanesiveuess. war ranted iu all cases as above.5 tj end for a circular which gives fad particulars. -None genuine unless branded in a trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint Address - DANlXkBlDWELL, 254 Pearl St-N, T. y. 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