Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18

Frankiinsville--Geo E Wyche.
Trinity College B Craven.
Ashboro'--J II Robbins.
Is Craven President Trinity College.
NH D Wilson Agent Trinity College.
SALISBURY DIST WIN. H. BOBBiTT, P. E.
Sslishury--A " Mangum.
Rnwan-R A Willis.
East Rowan-F H Wood.
Mocksvie--W c Cannon W " Albea.
Iredell-J w Floyd. T 3 Reeks,
South Iredell-W D Meacham.
Alexander-J L Trisstell.
Jnnesville-J T kearns.
Wilkes-W II Roby,
Surry-J NJ Smoot.
Sauraton-L II Helsabeck.
Blue Ridge Miss.-J w Avens.
Fisher River " SIS - N Gum.
WASHINGTON DIS IRA T WYCHE. P. Z
Washington-C Jones
4yent Chapel-To be supplied.
Roanokc-J l. F-her T Kingsbury.
Warren-J Fl Wheeler. j W Jenkins
Plymouth-J Wheeler
WilI1amston-W Chaf1u.
Greenvie-R P Bibb.
Columbia-B B Cuhreth.
Mattamusk k eet-W NJ Walsh. " a Smith
Bath-W II Moore.
Neuse-W + Clegg.
Swift Creek Miss j II Hill.
Portsmonth-A r Raven.
Hatteras Miss.-M NJ Taylor.
Roanoke Coli Mss.-M j Hunt.
Taw boro'-J P Bobbltt
Taw River Cord AIiss-M H Hight.
NEWBERN DIsTRICT-WM. Gloss. P L.
New bern-J. S Long.
Andrew Chape-N A Hooker.
Newbern Circuit-J Hines,
Snow Hill-Geo w Deems.
Wilson-H II Hudson and 4 II Golden.
Cnnten.nea--C w King.
Smith6eld Carson Parker.
Johnson Miss Brooks,
G"ldshorn'-R : Moran.
Everettsvile-B + Long.
Jones IT Eatman.
Trent-E a Wilson and w yarrel1.
Beaufort, Ann Str G Barrett.
Pervs Chapel-J Jones.
Edgecombe-Wm H Barnes
Morehead City-E Yates
Cape Lookout Mis<.-To be supplied.
Wayne Female Colleges NJ Frost. President.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT-C F DEEMS, P Z.
Wilmington-T w Guthrie.
g Fifth Street, w Wheeler.
Sean,an's Bethal-J Andrews.
Topsail-.J b l5aIly.
Duplin--J ID Williams.
Magnolia-D B Nicholson.
Onslow-D G johnson.
Sampson-H Ii Gibbons.
Balen-W Harr;,s.
South River Miss.-D Culbretis.
Elizaheth-J Sampson.
Whitesvile-T j Gattis.
Smithvie-A d Belts
Cape Fear Miss.-W Nj D Moore.
North EAST c Brent.
FAYETTEVILLE DIsrRICT-P DOUB, P T.
FayetteyilIe-L Burkhead.
- Evans Chapel-J S Newby.
% Circui j G Thomas.
Cape Fear-G Fa1rar.
Haw Rivers d Adams.
PIttsboro'-T H Scovill.
Deep River G. NJ Anderson.
Monfgomcry-Z Rush
Rocking ham, Tillett and " y Whseler.
Uwharrie-r G Moses
Robeson-W Nj Jordan.
M s. Wood, Missionary to China
LETTER FROM THE HON. JOHN BELL.-The
Hon. JOHN BELL, of Tennessee, has written long
letter on the National Crisis to A BURwEII, Esq
of Vicksburg Miss. He closes as follows:
After what have written the preceding
pages of this letter. it is scarcely necessary to say
that am resolved to adhere to the Union | will
not say that III poSSldle contingency would con
sent to q separation of the States. But would
haust every constitutional means for the redress
of our grievances, before | would think OF disSolv-
ing the Union. | am not willing that one State
should be Withdrawn from the UniJn-that one
star should be stricken from the bright cluster
which now emblaZons the national flag.
| have long fOreseen the probable occurrence of
crisis like the present, and shrunk from the pos
sible issue OF it; and l could never contemplate
the destruction of the Union without sensations
not unlike those which l imagine would
whelm me beholding the last going down of
the sun-neVer to rise again forever.
The FEELING.-A letter from Powhatan county
IVA says
Il hear nothing of Wing Democrat or of any
other of the old parties-North and South are the
words around which people without respect of
party are ranging themselves. 1t seems TO me
that the slavery question has to be permanent
ly settled. No halfway remedies will conciate
the public. They are tired of this controversy.
and are ready to abide the issue of its final settle
menf. The suspension of the Banks has deepen
ed and intensified the interest in this al absorbing
subject '-P Portsmouth, Transcript