The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-18

HENRY ", NUMBER IA. A>friend
hands us the following. which he translates
from the French they present two of those
curious coincidence of number, name, and event
Which now and agaiE occur in the lives of some
peope-serving TO show how much of appa-
rent order and agreement some times comes
out of character
The name of Henry w. of France. Henry
De B0~rbon, is composed Of IA letters that
prince was born IA centuries, IA decades, and
IA years after Christ he horn on the l4th
OF December, and died Oh the l4th of May by
adding the cphers, forming the date of his birth,
1903, we have for total, IA finally, he lived
four times IA years, IA weeks and II days.
When Louis XIII, Of France, married the
infant, Anne, of Austria, it was proven said
Saint Froix, that there was between them
very marvellous correspondence aud SO it is
in fact the name of the King, Lows de Bour-
bon, contains 8 letters, and that Anne O.
Anstrche is composed of the same number !;
Louis, Or Logs was l3 years old when this
maria was resolved OF, and Anne of Austria
was likewise 8 years of age at the same time !;
he was the 18th king of France of that name !;
both Louis and Anne were born in the same
ysar, 1861, and in the sams mouth. There
were counted up to that time (viz of his
marrage), 3 children Of same name in The
Family of Spain.
"A ~ EGRO MINSTREL SOLD INTO OLAVERY .-An
affidavit yesterday made before Justice ". p.
Gr'fiths. by deputy sheriff Hudgins, that
free negro had come into the State, contrary
to our laws, calling himself Joseph Vincent
Suarez. and passing himself for white man.
Thei eupon said Suarez was brought before JUS
tce Grf1ths, assisted by Justice Frueheart, and
upon examination by Doctors Friedman and
Banks they stated on oath, as medical men,
that said SuareZ was person of color, and
had over eighth African blood. 1t being
proved to the satisfaction of the court that he
Was such person of color as is prohibited by
our laws from coming within the limits of the
State it was therefore ordered that the sheriff
take said Suarez in charge, and hire him for
the term of six months to the highest bidder,
at the courthouse of the county, giving notice
Of the hiring by advertisement, posted up at
two or more public places in the county. The
law says that the proceeds of the hire of free
person of color thus coming into our State, as
proved in this case, shall be collected by the
sheriff, and after deducting the expenses, the
remainder shall be paid over to said person of
color to enable him to leave the State, and
that the sheriff shall notify him to leave within
thirty days Should he fail to leave the State
as required, the sheriff is directed to arrest
him again to be hired again at public outcry
for cash. for a term Of FIVE years, &c It is
proper to remark that this Suarez came to our
city us a negro minstrel, and he has, therefore,
the merit Of nassing hinsell off in his profes-
sfonal character for precisely m xk,t h@ ie
GazUeston (7erds) Neacs, Juaea7y 49,
A New GuANo ISLAND IN THE PAC,F1c-Brig
Agate, at Honolulu, Dec. s. from McKean's Island,
reports having discovered long, low island situa-
ted in lat Al ST. Ion 172 40 W., and took possession
in the name Of Phoenix Guard Company. There
was spacious lagoon inside and appearance
OF the island h wing been inhabited, thoug at a
distant period. On the east side of the to
the lagoon there was large pyramid built of stone,
and h,,f
sign OF re ent habtation. On the west side there
was large square nclosure built, also of stone.
The guano found appeared to be of good quality.
THE FLIGHT OF REDPArH.-The flight of James
Redpath, who was Summoned to appear before the
Harper's Ferry investigating Committee, has been
noticed. Before leaving it seems. he assigned five
reasons for doing but the principal one fear
which will be from the following extract from
letter. written the of his flight, to Senator
Mason
do not believe that either my life Or liberty
would be safe I to go to Washington. / do
refer to any mob violence, but to egal process
appearing at Washington, would put self in
the power of the President and of Virginia for a
requistion from the Governor Of Virginia tote Pres
dent of the United States would at be honored
Were required to appear at Charlestown as
witness you will know, Senator, what the result
would b. would be murdered by the mob.
When the gentleman Of State bnastngly and un-
lbushingly avow under OATH that they participated
| and when not solitary voice in the common
! wealth is raised in dcnunciation of this cowardly
crime it would be foolhardy, think, and very un-
| wise, for any tislavery man to voluntarily put
himscf in the power of such people You do rot
promise to protect me from going to Virginia, and
I will not ''waIk into your parlor,' Mr. Mason.
SINGULAR DEVELOPMENT BY MEANS OF A DREAM
Some time early in December last family resid-
ing in this county had child of some five years of
age who died, and on the next day buried in
neighboring graveyard. On the night succeeding
the sepulture of this child its mother had dream
in regard to her lost little one, that weighed so
heavily on her mind that she would take excuse
| or be put Off. but the grave must be examined
to if the childs remains still there. She
had dreamed of seeing her child taken from .he
grave and told her it looked unchanged from the
time they had left it, still she insisted on
farther examination; and finally. to satisfy, his
wife, and without any faith in the reality Of the
dream, the husband, in company with several neigh
bors. to the graveyard, opened the grave, and
then the little coffin; and. judge of their surprise,
all was there except the mortal remains of the child.
| 1t was gone.
We cannot consent to be considered as believers