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North oaroliaa slate con,eailos.

"Wednesday, June ~.
Payer by the Rev. Thomas ". skinner.
Mr.. Arlington moved 70 lake up bis reso-
luton to allow volunteer soldiers ol this State
SIS per month, and II was taken up. and re-
lerred 10 the committee on Military aaairs.
On me,iDn Of Mr.. Badger. his resolution
that seat IN Congress saeatcs a seat IL the
Convention, was taken up and put Oh it,
passage and decided ~ the aihrmati,e-yeas
". nAys Is.
The hour having arrived. Mr. fIeaden
called the special Ur,lrr. being the ordinance
% provide fur regular session Of the Gen.
eral Assembly.
The ordinance reported By the majnriiy
Of tie committee vas read the second time.
alec the ordinance reported BY Mr. fereber.
the minority Of The committee.
~. Battle, Of Wake. opposed the msjori
" report. arguing that tie session d The
Legislature 10 be Oh the 18th u June, eosld
not be made regular By The mere calling il
10 and rcenued 60 some Of the acts " the
last session 10 show that it should not be ii
Il could.
Mr.. Biggs favored the reported ordinance
-, would Do away with objcct ions 10 re.
gard 70 the election Of Confederate States
Senators.
The question was further discussed by
Messrs. Badger, Bigga. and Reid. Mr. Bad.
ger had the looT ~ reply 10 Messrs. Bisgs
and Reid when the hour u recess arrived.
EyESiso sGssIos.
The unfinished business of the morning
was resumed.
Nj. Badger continued his remarks, taking
and arguing the position that an election 81
Senators 10 Congress BY The present 6ener
al Assembly would NOT be legal under lie
Constitution Of the Confederate States.
Mr. Graham followed, taxi ing Substantially
the same grounds.
Mr. RulIin argued that the present Cieuer.
al Assembly could not elect Senators 10 Con
gress, and that there are but two alternatives
--eithcr 70 remain without representation il
the FIRST Congress. or 80 amend our State
Constitution as 20 provide for annual ses.
siOns, the first 20 be convened prior 10 the
meeting Of Congress.
A message from his EseeIlency, The CO,
ernor, was announced, transmitting 4 dis
patch from uol. Ilill. Of the first N. G. regi.
ncnt, giving intelligence Of the battle AZ
Bethel church in Virginia.
Nj. Badger moved resolution that the
President tender DE thanks % the Conysn.
ton TO Gov. Ellis. and assure him that The
Convention viii concur with him in any tes
timonials u respect and hanor Tor Col Hill.
aud the brave officers and men under him.
which be might suggest and the resolution
was unanimously adopted.
The Convention adjourned 70 Friday.
rddsy. Juns Il.
Mr.. Smith moved 10 take up the notion to
reconsider the vote on the seven regiment
bill, and The motion prevailing, the vote wa.
reconsidered
The question shall this ordinance passi'
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slatc fomrenii.l,. ]

state Convention. Ceuvrman II. r.
sased 10 l,gsu,a to-day. Wrrinesday. At : aslotA I
~, q met again on lie ihifd Monday ~ Nosen,ef
next Ifdssnsd necessary the President mn, ne
ihe Convention eariirr ay IL ~ event q b.
Jraih. ~ hns u llp following gentlemen ~, e,ll
Ire b.ly Together MYssu. RaiIin tiahnn. Blsg.,
Bfown and tribune
Dn "Wednesday iia The eosseniion re considered
It. previous aeiion and prorosuel The legislature ani
he 18Th II August nest. Thu Legislature vii np
therefore, meet 10 The 18th instant, proposed III i.
yan arliJn.
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Brsgadier Generai-GOs. Ellis, by an with
the advice and consen, of the Military Board, has ar
pointed Col D. H. Hill Of the frs, regiment Of North
Carolina Volunteers 10 be Brieadier General Of the
first Brigade of North Carolina Volunteers for distin.
tinsushed services a, the battle Of Bethel Church, Va.
TO take rank from June l0ih 1861.
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~ we h.,e rsr.i,el ftpn ~ ID fieni N rso.
nss~c who ha. bern lr ihii, years so!sertsf
10 The Recorder. always sl4unth Mhs hui nas a
,un Scre4.itu !, strmin prs bel . Pnla-a stiir
plice ofls rr.ience ioa company u uut,ets. ihr
Rev. WELDON Moonry. Large ssiiacis hom shlsl al
he fsund IN he Rerorsf to-day. Il sppel.. 70 Il AZ
proriale 10 tie times and VII IL rad With iutrsi {,
large potli, d our readcfs, and We o ri. fsit
spirit and vii. ffuli,.
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they have but little TO sell but The products
OF agriculture. Not so with the South; she
still retains the command OF the commerce
OF the world in raising the great articles OF
our export weath--cotton, tobacco, sugar
aud rice. In brief. while the South is sup
porting herself at home, she knows that Eu.
rope must hare her great staples of exports
while the North, in losing her best custom
ers, is conscious that she cannot supply their
place.
As all this may be said OF the Agricultural
resources Of the two sections, il may be also
said Of their mineral and mechanical resour.
ces. The best coal, lead, and iron mines,
are in Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mis-
souri, and Arkansas; and il would be idle to
suppose that, in an issue like this, our people
will not call out all their inventive talent
and ingenuity, and turn them to the most
valuable account. The evidence OF this de-
termination is seen in the fact, that at vari.
fous points in the South, men are now indus.
triously engaged in casting guns OF all sizes,
and preparing all the implements Of modern
warfare. In one year from this date, Colts
revolvers and Minnie and Sharp's rifles v i'll
be in the hands Of half the military forces 81
our Southern land
SO will it be with furniture, clothing,
household goods and utensils which the South
now obtains from her northern enemies; and
the North, when too late, will awaken TO the
fact, that in trying to subjugate US she has
aroused that spirit among US which will make
rs really and truly independent. while that
independence will cost her vastly more than
she ever bargained for or dreamed Of.
The North thinks she has caught US with
out arms, and places an embargo on their
importation. She will, perhaps, learn IN due
time, that il our own arsenals cannot supply
US in time, England can. Cotton commands
gold. II will command anything else Eu-
rope has to sell. England cannot afford to
let four millions Of cot on spinners aud wea-
yers starye for the want Of cotton. merely q
graf ~ Lincoln in his war upon the South
and The South may rest assured that II She
will demand arms instead OF gold for por.
ton of her cotton, the arms will came.
Thus, in any aud every aspect u The qaes
ton, the Suulh, in this unnatural contest, la
the vantage ground and the North will .oni
feel aud acknowledge it. S0uTliRON.
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DELEGATES TO THE CONFEDERATE
CONGRESS-

On Tuesday the 18th instant, the following Delegates
were elected by the State Convention to represent th'
State in the Confederate Congress- which is 10 assem-
BILE in Richmond on the goth Of July;
FOR THE STATE At LARGE.
W. W. Avery, of Burke.
George W. Davis Of Wilmington.
DISTRICTS.
LIST district, W. n. II. Smith, Of Henlord.
% Thomas Ruilin. Of Wayne.
81 Thomas ID. Mcdowell, Of Bllen.
ALI Abraham ". Nfnahe, Of Gnn.ie.
5ih John NJ. MoreheaJ, u Guili1td.
9TH r Z. Poryear Of iadkin.
7lh Burton Craige. Of Rowan.
sth A .. Davidson. 4 Cherokee.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, Jnne 26, 1861.

SUPP eme Court. 10y The Clerk Of the Supreme
Court has been directed TO give notice, that owing e
the peculiar state Of the docket, cases from
H. Chcuit will be called on the 10th instant,
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Capt. u ,. tshr.- The bite, II CAPT Il. ].
i,he, Which are Fermiiel 10 publish to-day will
be interesting . al alets hai particularly . 10
d. fieni. anI ieI4Iyes u tie brave mrp under Il.
,JmminI.
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8efanntmahnua.

Sefanntma6nuo.
ade Mitsliebcr Ger @Ioueeiter 9anO9ut anc Stubt- @siell9aft
limo elin4t' itN Scnnta9 ben p. Sept6ra gtodmittas8 8 llbr, in
2erin0tcr 9aa lei @tas. 6aicr e%rnSufnbeu, ba @eI9dite ben
0rbBter Nidtisfeit p~OrIts9en.
So So9n 2or6. Praifeent.
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Mucrle6te5.
@nn @nirn.

-
Gatrb, 10. @ept, G8 pirb loeben bertdtet,
bnB 1900 8e6eten BON Mapftelo, RY., 8eltB
qenommen Ga6et uno bafelbe befeiigen.
Self. 86pmpl0n's 3eite, 2300 Getetlen, BE-
me9ten f@ in Der Nidtung BON Nep- MaOrib.
Gas 2eete aus Sentucfp.
Qput6ptlue, 20, Sept. q l16r Mprz
een5.) Den 8a6r5eu8en 1T frpmabmGrts Die
6o9rt uaterIo9t, tpenn D~ieeIben ntft Elm 9ie9te=
run95~8samter b%e9leitet,
QGt6 Dem Sipen fam fett 3ug auf ber 9fal6s
ot1e 8a9u an, mas iepenfall5 etuen @runo Bat.
Set 3 8a9en lit iogar Die 1eIe9rap0cnperbin-
Dung Iaoltd unterbrpAea. Nle8 lit Bier In Der
gr66ten }ufre9ung in 6Ol5e perpirrter 0eriiAte
earitter,
Die 8euneIeeer, irel1e tts iebt in &entud9
eirgeOrun8en dnp, I'm Die 8abn gu bel6aben,
IiuO i6ledt or9apiIrt.
Der @puoerneur BON s II otan q maj beute
bier unO bate etne lan9e llnterreCun9 nit Sen.
Nnperlon,
6eute gla9t pltroen &auonen unp anbcre
0afen pom Staata~3eu9bau8 alsgegeben.
SronffOrtj 19. Sept. Mttterna6t. Die
Senats- 8e1 aliie neltbe p%allrten, teltitnmen,
Dag Die 9Baffen tlnD WunttiOn i'm Stoate oem
@0mmauOauten Ger 8unpe9truppeu in GentudY
3ur Serfi8uaJ gelteIt werpsn.
Oa8 6aus bat enoliH pie Sanitat8bil paIs
lirt, pornQG bic Gepalt Dos Mitt3 NuSiGuleS
per9r6Bert pirp.
2eBte gtaGt fanp ctr @efe6t ua9e Columbus,
&9y ltatt, 3pii3en Sol, 9toB' Gprpofen nnp 9ie=
bellen.
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30uaoe perfpeteette bic 9nnatrne, tnbetn er Bee
mertte "that is rot my style of doing bus;-
ness
D werben 0eiber gu 6pdnep.
- N9neS Smttt purpe am Mittipp6 giaGnite
tag Uerbaftet, neil tie ben geriu6 eemoNt bate,
@atbartna N(Oen 3n crprofieln. Die roufiid=
tt9e Sungfrau befam BON Ni6ter StB einen oer-
ben Gerpeis uno wurce unter 8irgidaft, boB
ie In 3utunft tire Singer ruttg balten pcllte,
e ltlalen.
Sn ben Stabtgertdtenw uroe
NtAt5 BON Seoeutun9 oerbanoelt. Sn Der Cir
cutt Court BON Baltimore County wurce Der
SAL Staat e6, 6ranciS $. NbbeB, we9en O1cro=
perlub auf bic 6omtlie Burroughs oerbonoelt.
yla6 Den 3eugenauafaeen Ihtenen l6 beioe par
teien mentg %Sor3uperfen 3t toben.
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2lmfunft bes @ampfers Nem Wprg.

Ser 8reme Dompfer Prem 2rrf", tpelber am
1. Geptbr. pon 8remel un0 am Nbeno bes 4.
Sept6r. BON southampton abfu6r, fam ant Is.
@ept. Morgens BIER an uno bradte 351 Nafa-
eiere, 400 1onuen 8ra6t unD 91,061, $27,910
unp 67,200 8remer 8bater.
Der Oompler bate pa9ren0 Der 8o6rt lebr
rauGeo 0ettcr, Bis CT Cape Nace ralirt bate,
mprauf Das 8etter I44n murpe, Bel perGnOerlt
dem @inoe. Gurh Nsbel unO ltiirmii6en
0inb muroe man perbinpert, Die Depel6en fir
Die %aIoctirte 9reIe AM Cape 8ace ob3u9eten,
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St0Ol baltimore.

re Grtraz8latt. Dsun i'm 2auie
BEG 6a8e8 wi4ti9e Nadri6teu einIaufen. merpen
mir Tim 3 tbr 9iaGtnittag6 elm p@rtra" berau5>
geben. (Rnaten gum Nudtra8en pfrpen per-
lQnat.)
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MH.

6HA Baltimore, ben %, Stunt 1861.
gScriouat fpfort: 500 Nferre, pcpcn 400 ssrsloIide
3ropferce 4nb Ger JeTt 0tetpierbe Ft GapaQsrte- Gebran6 Tetn
nHiien. Die 9fsrbe mlilen oDli9 9eiuac, gut 9ebaut unb fret Ron
ieoem Seber, bic Jtetpteree nt9t iin9er ais 5 unb ui9t aitsr ais
Z SABRE uuo Die 3u8pel6e Spiiten 6 unn s Sabre alt unb Is bis
16 Saub bod ieta. Sarben; iAwar3, braun, srun unb gap. Ger
grets bari $125 fir iebe8 M ~hberfteteen.
Sie mullen CUR ~sSnipettipn an n8uaS Seao 9ptel"sSt5aeat in
6rOnt-, aabe @aeftr., teute gprnittus nm 10 llbr ~pDrseiSibrt
merben. tsas. 8eI9er,
Sult1- a.Q.-Ws.
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unier @p9enblatt. = Die neuete
drummer be5 n66entli6en ygGfder" erideint
6eute. OerieIGe entGalt cine genaue 3ulammen-
ltelung oller bis 3lr leBten Stunpe ein9eeange-
nen 9lahrt4ttn. 6srner @orreippnOen3en aus
6etDlageyn, YoltttiAe5 aus MarYtanD unp an=
bern Staaten, Die In pieier 8OGs %itatt9elunoe-
nen &srbaftungeu, ebenio 8ertAte iber ben Ste9
Der 8unpe5~8ruppen inter 8Olenfranl lotpie
itber bic bluttge S@ta6t in MiliOurt am Is.
unb II. b8.
Na4 Deutf6tanb s~erIenpen ptr Grsns
plare nit Dem mUr9en ab9ebenpen 0ambur9er
DamPier p6anmpnla" 5u 8 Gents an ir9enp
cine aQreIe P%ortOfret.
8er9aftuu8 Der Mtt8lteper un=
fwerer Qe8i8latur. - 6Ol8enpe inb pic
Namea at per WttgtteDer Der Qegtslatur, pet9e
untfr per Nntla9e Der ualogatitdt serbnftet inp ;
So. W2adubbin, Garbad, Oauloi, SoleY, DUE
rant, Sonea, 6top, 0lQore, Ril9Uur, Breper,
Salmon, GQrDpl, Gla98et, Qliu5, Seller, GIfena,
9tetqp unD 5agan. Die8 in0 NIT DEN friber
Ger9afteten Qde, ,pelbs fir WaQta' 8eridt gee
fimmt boten, 6Ol9eupe 8fe9er bon Grepertd
wurpen inter perieIben Naflage in paiiger Start
sergaftet. sic perpen 70 LANCE In 6aft ge9alten
trerpen, Bis lie Den @io Der 8reue eeletltet ba~
BEN; 2Gu8. Scppar, Wnl. 9aplpn, S. IS. Dese
leY, s. Davis unD ST.. gowler. 5n 6reoerid
6errl1t nod thinner aber bas enerBt19e Ginldret-
ten Der 8unpeareeterung 9rOBe Nufre9ung,
9rp6tp9eperS ODD Slim
Nltttpph mabte na9 eini9en unbeOeutenDen
3ranaanftiunen Der SAabnletter So1tua gans
liant ietnen 8eri6t. Die Ginna9mem Deg Sab
res beliefen f6 auf $23,811. SO, Die 2luS9aben
all @pefen Der 9lfprdientanten, Salaire II. a. 9.
betrugsn $t7,132.60, allO bleitl Gin ueberlhuB
BON $~6,679.36. Die @e9nung setgte ppn Dem
Our6idnitt per leBten 4 Sabre einsn N6fall RON
$~2,275.70.
SDb=6eIIbp8. - Die @rc6lcae Der
Opp<5eaemS faBte getern perlAiepene SIZE oluttu=
men unp 6Rrto9te lmb anf Nutra9 Biz gum pritten
Nlontag i'm September 1862.
Wptb0erfu6 Dpn pentf9en Ses
3ef1tpntte Gu Nm Miittpp6 Nben0 purpe
elm iuuger Deutlder, DAVID StrauB, ol8 sr purf
gtnnltr. gtug ppa elmer 8auoe gtOpOteS anse=
fallen. gtner %perlelben fAlng ibm NIT einem
6ntttel itber ben 6Upf, purauf Dte itbrigen ibn
nteperl9lu9en nno auf De ni~eoertr1Attglte gBete
bearbettrten, Sein 9ilferuf ftbrte ,nebrere Sar-
ger berbeL bel peren Nnna1erung bic @lenpen
Die 6ludt ergrifen. StrauB mubte feline anpere
ltr1ade bieleS ue6erfa0s, ais Dap er ais Unions,
mann befanut nnO iApn Gfter8 Spn peutl6en or
3~eftpntfen beDrobt wpr0en tpar.
6al{6e Banfnpten. - Set ben leB'
ten 6aaen baten bier pisIfaG fali6e 5sDodar-
Soften auf Die SAINT Of @Ummsrre e%irtulirt, mel.
DE gut HaHsemaAt Fnp. Ste linp an Dem BIN.
neren UNI bsleren @apter, fppie an ben fAle6.
ten pHterl4rtfteR ST. erffnrer.
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Sur NptismaDmte.
office bss otabt. Collectors.

Z y" ~ ~ Aftce DIS SI1rI-NpNeIIpl1'
Baltimore, Is. Sept. 1861.
Die SteuerSahler iRb adtung sopa Saran ertrncrt, 6as uner
ben 8eittunmnn9en Der Orcpunan5en bs 8ir9ern1etfers uno
&taetratbeS BON Baltimore, plntt niht Dor benz erIen nddlttn
Cttcbcr bic faut9en 2aren fir @crEonal. Gisentbum beSabt iinb,
bic nnberih;i9en 1tednungen in fe Sdnee Der 8aliffS ae9eben
Deroeu. User iib baber tpshere lnfcten erlparen min, ipate ietne
gla mdtreno eeS iest8en WeDnate ms Ssine brlnocn. Yer ger=
iu9 .purbe scnatt, ieosm steuersobisr bic Getnun9 ms 9aus Sn
lisiern, anein osrisl6e iGlaS in oielen Sdaen peocn llm8u9s ootr
anbe er llrioben tebl. Nme NerioneH, fenen feiue 8artil5 3nfa-
men. itno oeBbal!b b6F4dlt eriaAt, bebuis ibrer 0ts@nung II in
bher Office npr5u1prcbsn.
siene, weIde TIRE Re1nun8en fir @rSfnnn9 Der Sante8, @acp
nod ni6t 6eSabIt bobcn, mosen glCt5 nebmen, bs f0lte8 @isen-
tbunl am q D. ". sum gertanfe aus9ei6riebsn miro, penn tie
nidt an Deer Dor jeren Gage 3oblun9 letFen.
TSMtp Spbn s. @rapes, Collector.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HHNMNkS Der unter5 tGnete ma@t lefnen Sreunben Icpte benz
%4NNas Enolt1nn be ergebene Nn8eise. bB ct bic Girtbi6aft unO
09taurattcn, DO. 554 isbenie Strabe, benz Gentre Wfarft aeaen.
SpeHen uno @etr1ute oerabretd1en. r
&etienoe iOpte kporoers tn6en tets ant So5 urh qn,;s
gu aablreitem 9elu4 label er9sbeuIt Elm
Sptl6,1w %. @~e5{srlb.
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gerreeu,a ses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Die Gubaber eines fnibtOuabIen GrtutlOfalS
puroen beute perbaftet unO pOr 9ft6ter Dunn
aebraht, neil Ie @pirttuOien an SOlpaten per-
fault tatten, Die Qln9stla9ten bebouptsten, baB
Ie meper paS 9iquUrs, nod pas QtcenIe- @eleb Der.
leBt bdtttn, Oa Oos Sptrttuplum an einen Sberlf
BON etneut Nfana4uiett8=gte9 perutretdt WOrOen
mare. Der 8lGter mar jeOOG Der @nliGt, baB
pa8 GungreBgeleb auspradltA %Serbtete, Spirit
tuoiea an Sptpaten 8n p%ertaufen unO baB Elm
Si73ier rod Acknowledgements etn SOlOat ietn
maIe, me6bat6 er Die 8etre1enpeu gu $50 Strafe
8erurtGejlte.
Gen, grer,pntS gsaiten in 81 i6ouri.
0(an 1T aagemein Der Nnlidt, paB pd6renb
Der lebten Sage Die 9trgierung Re rnoere arfmerf>
lamfeit ouf Gen. 8rempnte 0trten in lPilipurt
sernenbet Sat. Seoo6. fpelbcr Dirt aud bic Be
trsfsnOen 8ra9en letn mG9en, tie ite9sn nit Der
Proclamation in feinem 3ulaunenbdnee, iber
meltbe Der brief pea 9rdiOenten bersits entldte-
DEN BAT.
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Der Court Of Common Nlca8.

Bon pieIeu meiner SleanSe h9Sn a~uf9sferbert. babe t5 mid
entIb(pIIen, aIs Ganeieat CUR NSietererpihtua9 ais GItrt Der
6part o Common gleos gu iteben, ppraus9eiest, boB i'd mid Der
llnic OIL Convention fir Noninaipn unterperft.
Sn br lcberSel9ung, os neiue 0If5ele 8hdtt9feit ueinen
G9nttuenten @eiruetbunns CAB, erluHe i'd uetne Sreunhe, mid
nad1 Grdfen u~ntertlben 81 pplen.
Mu910-H Vs. S. 91mtIL.
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NSab 8rem,cm.

.NSh Wacb Nremtcm.
a sa4z GaS id5ne Idnenie9eInoe gremer S6tff nSte0a,"
Capt. $. NOlI nib beitimnt ben 2S. B. Wtts. mad obt8en 9a.
fen erpebirt pereen.
@eseu Qa1ose in br f6Bn etnseribtsten erfcn per 5peiten
@aite weuoe man i6 an ben Captain an 8Dro, &ornerS 2DbarI
oSer an @erbe8 8ullin9 Il @ebrbane,
Sp1e, SmI So. 143 SO. 2ombarShr.
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9lattSsuti6e. SiisbsutIde, DtitteI6euhde, ~iberbaupt ALE Deut.
ide, Bic 9ait baben fd 6r @ompasnie beS Captain Blumenbera
an5ui6lebet, m6Sen f6 70 idueu als mSsltd SO. 81 EbaueaItryY
ueben Bel Gb. j. 9tIlebtano,
@eneraI &etrutirun9S -Oht,tr.
Sir aute 8erpfleaun9 unb CUTE Bebano prb cin9eftanben,
8tIliam Weeper.
albert BormbQIb.
Sebn 8eG,
Gpi6S anth0rttrter NetrntirnnA8.O fftaiere.
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Gin ogteutlides SrauenSimuttr iudt eits a%ntebmboye Stsa'
eutpeber far Sousarbet Deer Bel GtF bern. No65ufra9eu III SO.
5 9arrleniir. lei Wr. Rnefelp. 80
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11
Naval Intelligence.

SPECIAL CORRESP0NDENCE OF THE HERALD.
VERA CRUz, Mexico, Feb. %. 1851.
The American fleet at anchor here, consisting Of tn
flagship Cumberland, steam frigate Po whatan,
Macedonian and gunboa steamer Pocahontas celebrated
the 10th anniversary birthday the Father Of his
Country by dressing in national flags and firing salute at
meridian. The Commodore held q levee on the flagship,
which, Of course, honored by full attendance of
officers The war ships OF France, Spain and England
joined In the honors Of bunting and gunpowder 10 the
day celebrate.
The officers and are all we'll If the government
Of the Macedonian, and the immediate demand
for docking with army Of caulkers, at
New York Boston, she would doubtless
have been called home instead Of the Cumberland
perfect ship In every respect The Kitery Navy Yard
has been severely censured for neglect the fitting out
Of the Macedonian but the freezing weather In which
the department 80 njudciously ordered her TO be
ship properly In weather that drove the mercury into
the Iemotest corner Of the bulb
The Powhatan and Cumberland will leave here to NOR
row morning for New York and Norfolk. The Poca
hontAs Capt Alec Murray, steamed out yesterday,
bound TO Norfolk, via Havana.
The change Of chief clerk in the Navy Department ID
looked for ward 10 with pleasure by the whole navy with
scarcely dissenting voice. The appointment Of A..
Thomas Smith, Esq who formerly served chief with
such entire satisfaction that Of Charles Wnder
gentleman Of acknowledged ability and wide navy
quaintance, would be acceptable and gratifying 10 the
navy and the nation.
Col Picket has resigned his Consulate and taken leave
OF Vera Cruz The American Minister Weller is In the
city OF Mexico.
The weather is sweeringy hot In white clothes, and
radshes oranges bananas and pneapes are our break
fast meats.