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Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
III JEsDAE a0RNI6G, APRIL %, 1861
I!ncoISa can stay Tie storn2.

No one but o mad man will now TAX about
CTion or reconstruction. This country must
be divided into two distinct Governments-one
free the other slave, and it must be 3oas now.
As well talk about harrnonizing tho upper
spheres and their angelic hosts with the infer
nal fiends of the lower regions IS TO think Of Il
further uaion between a people who heartily
desDise each other. Separate NC mustard sepa-
rate ve viii.
But Lincoln can cause this separation TO be
peaceable If lie will. They must now see that
they cannot force people to an offensive and
intolerant union, and will, if they are governed
by common sense and the lessons Of the past
advocate the propriety OF peaceful separation
and a fair division Of public property and the
public debt Let Mr. Lincoln and his admin
istration consent to do this and withdraw Their
base hirelings from all the Government posts
in Southern States and the South viii at once
lay down their arms and in ten days the coun-
try may be quiet again. We hope the Bopub-
lican leaders snd the people CT the North gem
orally now understand the South, and have
! seen that while there was a powerful feeling in
| the border slave States for Union that 1t was
a patriotic devotion to an equal Cn1on, and
that having found that under ack Rcpu6h-
can rule this equality was denied them they
rise up as one man to defy the tyranrs power
! Instead of sending forth proclamat'ons for
Volunteers to butcher VIZ nged people ana
for the blockade Of So4thcrn ports let Dir. LIN
coin and his Cabinet issue their proclamation
or request for Convention Of all the States to
settle all matters pertaining to final sep&fa-
ton and ach welding that the people OF the
South are freel. en- and have the right to choose
the form OF Government under which they VIII
live. Such cours2 and such 8 course only
can restore peace to TIE land; and we tel. Nj,
Lincoln thst If he r~fuses to adopt 1t the pe0-
pie of the entire South Will fight it out to the
bitter end, and ere the ;un Stall set On the 4th
Of July he and his min;ons will have to fg
from the City OF Washington for safety or see
the streets OF that beautiful City de:uged with
blood.
The South can do nothing to stay the :,lry O
the storm. She has entered contest WE2Icl
she Will fight to the death for the maintcna1lFt
of her honor and recognition OF her rights
and having determined on 8 fna! and perina
ncnt separation from the people of the Ncrti
they are ready to risk all that they have AM
Law down their lives if need be III the PToaccu
ton of the war. They demand nothing bu
what thev are eutitled to and that they VII
have. and Mr. Lncola and his administration
can Weld that or fight it out. Of course gen
eral war will be destructive to both sections
but our people don't think OF that now--the!
have put their hands to the piow and don
mean to look back. They believe that tn
j God Of Battles is on their side and that victor
will perch on their banners.
The Washington Government will be he'll
= responsible in the eyes Of the civilized wor
: l,r I'll the blood shed in this unnatural war.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
Norf<silk Items.

We gather the following items from the Nor
folk U. rad of Monday:
Rlsine~s Of every description, save tina
which partains to the military InoTem4n1S i@l
fhe defence Of the State and City, is completely
~ = Stand. Nen are c:crywhere more inter.
m unfolding th.s honor and safety oF or gooc
ot,l Commonwealth than n looking after tileh
own individual interests. Patriotism pcloEe
uelf is the feeling Of all.
The f.iga,e Cumberland and the PaWnee
which left tue nay yard on Sunday 'noT4lHs
passed through the narrows at Craney Islam
without experiencing much detention rom th'
Bar,cades. She proceeded on to CID Poih'
where she still remains and the Pa"nce wen
directly to sea-
| On SUNDAY evening the Richmond GrayS
/ fms company numbering 100 ride rueket'
arrived here By the Norfolk and Peter7our
railread. They brought with them "a plsce
of rife cannon Of Immense SIZE. one Oh u
pieces weighing 10000 10 ard three box cai
fuad with ammunition OF various kinds to
distributed to patriotic the companies by II
way side
! gentleman from Hampton informs Us tn
the Massachusetts troops recently landed
Old Point, with the exception of fine iooAlf
company or two from Boston, are a 10" al
vipaInous looking set. raked up 10 DOUBT lFo
y the vilest purlieus of Yankeedon.
The navy yard is guarded by the Postsinoa
Volunteer regiment.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.

We cannot, in candor, refrain from accord
ing to Governor Ellis the honor wmch IS due
10 him for the prompt and decided action
which he has taken place North Carolina IN
n condition to act we'll her part IN the terrible
drama which is soon to be enacted upon the
snt9ehIed bv disease Governor Ellis has dis
PLAYED the mental energy of d man in the full
Ti.or I of health. We trust that ere long he
will be enabled to leave his sick chamber and
in person superintend the movements ncceSSa-
rv to the safety and honor OF the State Gov
Elhs' telegraphic reply to LincoIn's Secretary
of War in response to the requisitjon for troops
from this State was directly to the point, and
his proclamation convening the Legislature
cannot beimproved--EaL Reg,
We say too all honor to Governor Ellis
He has shown himself equal to the crisis anc
the people of the State will appreciate ms pa
triotism. We sincerely trust that he may
soon be restored to health and vigo1.-lED
PRoGREs5.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
R1satrieAtiC Idly.

\ lady in our midst who has been IN tie
l1abi, Tor a numoer Of years Of either buying IN
person or ordering her sen-yearly supplies o.
straw, lace, ribbons ruf1es, &c, from New
York, sent on her order this Spring as usual
but learning that her goods had been packed
and shipped aboard vessel in that port bound
for this, about the same time that she saw the
Proclamation of Lincoln, promptly and pat'iotl-
caily ordered her merchant in New York to
unship the goods and keep them upon his own
Shelves Now if our merchants had acted on
that line of policy years ago, this calamity
probably would not have came upon US.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
4ROM OUR CORE EsP0NDENT5
Interesting Ecstcr from Eor' ~o1An-
&cap59.
FoRT J0rHsToH, \. c.,
Anil 23d. 1861.

April 23d, 1861.
Dear PROGRESS :-As you are aware, cur
tram contained The two CaDarrus companies,
Ghn Guard, and Black Boys 6O lacn IN each,
tbe Rowan Rife Guards 73, tie lre"el. b-uCS
= and 10 OF the Salisbury Brass Band we
left Gol,}~boro' for Wilmington Sun ay at md
r;r},t Frank Carlton OF the lredel Blues,
~ arriv,.,l from New York, IN obedience to
2rl,~r.,,',ic order from his Captain, joined ms
co.tnlnv here. Among many lnj rlea,inS ltelAS
F,a 5<,,G.,2tea vas the iAct, jbat OF twenty
Southern tnen who started home IRON Ne"
y,r{, ,ncroLher. 20 rs ,iSt in repeiilng the inV&-
der. te a,onc succeeded III passing tAe lines
W.. arrived at Wilmington c@.1y MONDAY
o1ornirg, where the companies ard b2nd cfea-
ted lnucn stir and animation ~Ao35 ti'e el'l-
zpns i,,- their parade through town and tner
,;nnart,,ro ,,0fa the wharf Oh the s5e4mes tor
he forts. I forgot to say that that the IfeoeH
PlnpS were detached frou us and sent 10 the
marine hospital to guard the PRISONERS % "~F
there. who were captured a few days ai!cc or
. snnnlv craft found cruising bcio" ort CAS-
vel, IN the spy service, sounoi"S ana recon-
noiterins.
The otner three companies proceeded down
the River, and Jebalkcd at Fort johnston tAea
t2n otE4ccr, and Band run over to F''rt CasWtil
There are about 300 men here Who although
y,ori,;nn INCREASINGLY to get every thing ID com
lete condition, are yet eager 20 nave d csGHce
% ne0per the enemy, There is moch 10 oe-
tail 7 would like to say but for many reasons
! fnust be brief. deem the fort almost 1mPFeS-
/ nab!e no2o. | was glad TO see so many Iien0a
and acouaintarces among the hornets Nest
! Rifles. and to sce cvnced by them, "ilholt
.vc,nti0n the most unmiXcd enthusiasm, Ia
/ toned and benrimed as they are mourning
sbese heavy gums The Baud played some
s;,i,abIc pieces for the men, while tAe newly
arrived companies were in consultation Wltt
the conan!andant Of the gaGrlSon,-in "h'cl
/ It WAS decided that the newly arrived compa
9ipe should remain in Fort johnston tor te"
days; this settled the officers ana Bano. agal'
returned to Fort Johnston. ihis is dt:19oH1
Mace we already found all the men hAee II
their quarters, and in most excellent sPil'S
vhfie knots ct the newer recruits were uoIIet
ali over the green engaged in active drill.
tell Won sco,y man here longs 20 vent III
ire on the minions 0. our contempuoIy AFRO
rant foe: feet of Northern 6choonCrs are oe
Ssinrd here under the guns Of Fort Johnston
Tcoi,ld tell YOU much more, but do not deen
i Drudent 10 give publicity to everything i
those times merely to tickle the palate OF put
he curiosity the good people must repTtS
that powerful principle of our natures to som
extent. and be content to await deVelopemeht
The Band leaves this evening Tor SALISBURY
recretting that they must 60, fact niue
re@retted and deplored by all the so!dIer@:- r.
is probable they may soon be able to one
thcir services as Band to the State, dur'n
: 'nS yrs comseAs. g. COSMO.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
OUR FRIENDS FROM THE WEST-NE
WANT 4 HEAD

We were happy this morning to take by the
hand MANY of our old and some of oar young
friends from Mecklcnhurg County. We have
no doubt whatever of the patriotism of the
State. or of the response which our people will
make to the cali Of the places or points at
tackled. We want at once some engineer and
artillery officer We want an active acting
head, present upon the spot There IS IN our
midst an artillery officer OF high standIng--a
gentleman who has been more than once under
FIRE. and has received honorable mention from
his commanding officer at Palo Alto and else
where. We allude to Captain Fremont. zap
tain Fremont, like many other true southern
men in feeling, was born in New hampshire,
but no man of sense, we think, doubts hlm Tor
one moment. For own part we nave ID hi'n
the NEST implicit confidence. W e are not au-
thorized to say anything by Captain Fremont
for he has no desire TO be obtrusive, but we
ourselves take the responsibility of saying that
what time and what services his position VIII
enable him to give are at the command OF the
State, freely and fully, and he will do his whole
duty.-WI Journal
All that the Journal says of the sterling pa
triotism and emenent ability of Col. Fremont
we stedaJastzy believe, and sincerely trus
that he may be induced to serve the State
-TEp PROGRESS,
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
,rnec-,slueIeouncE,-A Rrn.ment.
Read SxIDDLEs' parody, and confess that M AFIs-
.pr.Rr "stii lives" or at least to the tragic
,Dnuurr and na1nnor born:

Read sxiDDLEs' parody, and confess that sFs AKs-
pr.RE "stiil lives" or at least to the tragic
manner and Tlannor born:
E,ro,n the Nashville Patriot
TIE CABINET COUECIb-A FRAGMENT.
r,uc.,1s-/,o7vs Gsier0 On rockine cAair-r75ter
q gause he springs '.p s"d@eHtyJ
Give me anotner Scotch cap! wrap me III military
Have mere mere. yer Davisl fl / but dream.
/Llud knockiDg IS teord at HE door J.
sEwITn--(ao,saoasI 'Tis I my LORD; the White
,ice atI' crowd ROY since the day hath broke
(Euscr bcssard, CAase B.tes. Blair Co.r:ron and
UcIs
CaMrRoH-TJov doth my good Lord7
G1scgtE-I .rentlv vel. Gie thinks, good Cor
Tut corfectlun Of homlnony and hog which, as my
rae ~ ~vl ate did most -roef,,ly F .ct me
Have no leach aIno3a my councillors choser,
VINO Can minister to u body discussed Alas, my
Bred t" tie c.oaue OF Jaw. what hnow ye Of the
And b"nns Of rebelI:ous ood by f,fuI atrred7
BATEs-siy Liege, rs glanced over the morning
Ia ,ich cur gores drly end at tiensth set forrb
NJ eonght much praise wa ElVG9 S31 I" " NE a'c'
Yrlrpt in freiYn Iore-Ccphaic P!is !
T1ycnL<-Avav win tni1 no~trum-Tll none Oft!
For know ye / jugit box" a 'lar in 'carum Roy.
w ON encountered on 0Nf western u ~ =, , VIZ
Cried-God wot!' Old Abe buy SIM pl Is -AeSe
[ ; ouglt and tried, but got ii" bette fast.
r. su.ak IN public ON theste1e. c&a but think
'is not the conection but t.e detection * til South
w,nioG pains our Legs .,,....,.,, ~, ,,or..o,
Knv ynu not my babbling Coz that this deicc}i ION
l. ..Ii c;amror ?-thr crisis j. bus artifcial
| CHA>E-TVe know it well would VIC coNld forget
| Yet. vour Excel 5rcy, read in sc1ne tool
| SOUTHERN pnpeY-called-l know not what
| rhe 8iagi-,he Ierc7,ry-"r some such apSoTol'y,
That there is much feeling down in their Uns'shty
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

There are parties hcrcand elsewhere "ao have
means invested in NV York and wllo iccl Sc
rious alarm in consequence Of the existing
troubles. fearing that state and federal author
ties viii seize all tie property in the North
belonging to soUtnerncrs. We cannot oo.
synpataize With such, aadiF their worst fears
should be realized and they snouId lose what
is honestly theirs we shsn truly dePlore it' 1''t
still we shall De somewhat consosed y the re-
accaon that beneficial results may grow out oi
their nisfortuncs. It will teach them ano
others, in future, to invest their substance IN
their own State and to use their F1sean5 Tor the
advancement and prosperity Of their o"n sec
ton. Had the wealthy men Of this and othe'
c>atps have done this the South would Eo1o
as feeble to-day as it is. We trust however
thew NAV lose nothing.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
FarD,ers. raise Cora ssEld Pork.

INr. Editor You have already caI.u tIe
attention Of our farmers to the necessity OF
lending all their energies to the raising Of corn
and pork. Another week or two ana Il viii
be too late to consider this subject. Let every
available acre be put down in corn and letcot-
ton go to the dogs Our soldiers can al eat CO..
ton, nor can they be kept IN the 81, nea W,.uo0'
Wnco NAV be done by the ladies of town
and = eonntry s, in raising Vegetables. The iuzu-
foo hghiy sfiy spSreoiated Let every lady in the
afies s,l batter and poultry and save as muchas
4bav can oft to feed their husbands, sons
brothers rlro and sweathearts who are fighting on'
battles. But enough. word to our Farmers
and ladies, OF such subject, IS sufficient n
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30


SrPERIoR CoCRT,-Ino Superior court is
still in session here dcspatchi2g business as
rapidly as the nature of the case VIII acl-
nit.
Yesterday, the case Of the State against Ar.
Wright Robinson for shooting and killing a
Mr. Griffin some time since in this place was
called
The evidonce disclosed, that Griffin hsd
grossly insulted Robirson's wife and was thea
making an ult on the person Of Robinson
or Robinson thought SO, at Least, when he
Robinson. SHOT and Killed him. The prisoner
having been admitted to bal and being mem
Der Of the Elm City Rites, wasin active service
ilejth his corps, at Fort Macon at the sitting CT
.h& court, but obtained Z furlow o. one day
from Col. Tew the con3mandant who esti-
mates is services very highly,to come up to be
tried for iv;s life.
Solicitor houston, after & thorough eHannin-
ation Of the c%se was satisfied that nothing
more han r1ans:au@hter could be made OF II
and proposed 10 Compromise for that which
was accepted by defendants counsel, and tho
Judgment was suspended for SIX months by
bis honor, requiring boud Of $500 for go"e
behavior, appearance &c. a. next term OF tn
| court.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

To TIE FARIERs.-Would it not be well toT
the farmers Of the county to hold meeting at
once and determine upon some concert OF ac-
tion in the matter OF raising grain and rrov!S-
ions the present year? We see that a meet
ing was called for New Hanover at Wilmington
on Tuesday, to consider this matter. Now
is the time and we have not day TO spare
Corn and provisions we must have and We mus
prepare 70 uppiy our own wants.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
30 rnorc Troops Wanted at Fort
pH .leDsa.

We are requested by Col, Tew who is IL
command at Fort Macon to say bat no more
volunteers are wanted or viii be received at
that Garrison for the present there being quite
sufficient number down there. This state.
rnent is made to save other cornQ1'.iea the
trouble and expense Of going there on}y to be
sent away.
The work goes 6ravely on down there, we
learn 4 dozen or more guns have been
mounted and the J2ys feel perfectly Confident
that Lincoln has no @eet th&t can enter tina;
6arbor Fit is attempted tacy say they viii
blow the last piece ot timber o>t Of the wafer
We think they had better keep a"ay,
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

ANOTHER BRUTAL MURDEE.-We learned
Yesterday from a reliable source that the not"rl-
ops Ben Soon a negro belangine to gentleman
of Pitt county who mas been advertised IN TINS
and other newspapers and posted at every cross
,,.d in the country for the last 10 or IL months
for shooting and killing young Chapman OF this
co,rtv on the Ssh in.t shot and killed Nh
R,wen Edwards OF Beaufort County.
The particulars ns got them from our m
formaut are the following: Mr.. Edwards leafhe"
nv some means that tho lurking place at sali
how was iu a swamp on the plantation OF Uone'
raj Blount, and taking three other m'n "''h
him, he penetrated the swamp IN search OF hihi
.,,d ~, bearinr a noise in th= bushes h. and OF t
other man stepped upon log to listen ana Wy
to discover from whence 1t projected ana Willie
STANDING. there the negro shot Mr., Edwards III
the breast with a heavy charge killing INN al
most instantly, ani made his escape.
Several persons then went III aud found hi
can,n and remained untii late at night, when he
or some one else came, and was fired at eut h"'
killed Subsequently, hat was found with two
Ar three buck shot holes through the crown, also
a shoe which was lost in the mud bnt the william
escaped Mr.. f lwardS is said to have been a We
~ worthy citizen ahout ~ years old
There has been a standing reward of some two
or three thousand dollars offered for the arrest o
this boy ever since he brutaliy kilIe Mr.
Chanman. and we understand another thousanc
has been offered since the last occurrences
It seems little strange that some one don
get pack of dogs and take him. 1t can be eas
ilv done at a cost of from one to two hundre>
dollars
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

RAGE OF THE HEATHEN.-The Black RePno-
lican editors are toaming at the mouth ike
rabid CANNES. They swear horrible oaths ana
talk with fcrocity that is absolutely startling
BRYANT. of the New York Past, Greeley, OF the
TTibune, and Webb, of the Courier are par
ticularly and superlatiVely fierce, ana uhlesS
fhev will burst every blood vessel in their sys-
TENS. They evidently require "a little-blo9d-
letting" to reduce the Inflammation under
which they are suffering. Where is Dr. Zede-
kiah Chandler? = Transcript.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
D,.r.,r and REE7Es.

Hon. r. \. Pryor and Hon Edmund Rufhn
n9ssed GoIdsboro' on their way to Virginia on
Monday night. Being called on both gentle
men made speeches and were vehenenuy aP-
plauded. Pryor sad that in ] few days DAVIS
would have the Southern flag floating over the
Capitol at Washington.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

The CART. L. Cooley, Esq. Editor OF
the Plaindsa1er, Hillsboro', who is well known
and highly esteemed by many of our citizens,
is nov on duty at Fort Macon as men'oer OF
the Orange Guards. Ton has seen service,
having been through the Mexican war; and
has enlisted for durin'.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

RErRrsHISG-The proprietor of the At'"7"'-
Ira, Craven St, will accept our thanks for
coolsri55cs, such as ice, lemon. grass and other
stuff, sent US yesterday. All duly appreciated
and set down to your credit, Richard.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

"sonEBoDY HURT."-There is now pre-
valent idea all throughout the Northern States,
esDeciallv in the commercial cities, that some
body il '.hurt" and that tsomething Is wrong.
Even the people of Baltimore fnd it hard to
believe that all is sunshine.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

The remains of Commodore JAS Mcintosh
have been transported from Pensacola to Liberty
.o,,ntv Ca for intermcnt Commodore Mcintosh
died. Il will be recnected. while in command "I
pensacola Navy Yard and station. Oh the second
Sentpmber, 1860, after an honorable service OF
forty nine years, to day. as an officer OF the u
s Navy
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

REs1eSED.-Our friend j. S. Robinson who
has for some years held clerkship IN one OF
the Departments at Washington has resigned
and will at once return to North Carolina, his
native State
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

THz STATE LgGIsLArURE.-This body viii
convene in special session in accordance with
thu procIamation Of the Governor on Wednes-
CAV next, May 1st
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

SOLDIERS RE1uRHiNG.--The garrison at Fort
Macon being full the ninety odd men who went
down on Monday from Warren returned last
night and go up to Goldsboro' this morning to
await the order of Adjutant General Hoke.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

The Shreveport Gazette learns from persons
direct from the prairies OF Texas that the "hea'
crop was never better. A large crop was sown
and th. heat was almost nlalufed on the 1oth
of March.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

Edward C. Darlington, is the name OF the
man, formerly of Virginia" who mas 5, oeen ap-
pointed Attorney for the District OF C0iuonola'
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

The reqnisition npon Massachusetts, for
troops has been increased to four regiments
instead of two All companies OF infantry and
ria.men are to consist of "a priVates.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30

NoRFoI.K, April 22.-The U. S.. Steam sioop
Paaonse went TO sea this morning ana Tie IT,
bash also i: is said.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL q 1s6,
Cords k5UEO'.

Accountant d by worthy citizen between
whom and ourself there was caSh caP''ai vi
tust sere,a cents on Sunday afternoon we pro
-eodr6 bv special train TO Godsb0ro. arriving
tboro ST 6 o'clock 'Goidsboro' is the greet
centre Of excitement III Norfh Carot'1a a''"
every time whistle blows everybody runs 10
the Railroad On Sunday night long tram
came in from above with two companies from
Cabarrus, one from Statesyille and one from
Rowan, making in all about ESQ men. my
were accompanied by the Salisbury Brass
Band under the indefatigable Neave, and the
whole party left by their own train for VII
mington and Fort Casweu at a. NJ, ouhoay
night.
Our train not returning VIC renamed till q
o'clock Monday. Granger and Gregory al
ways give us enough to eat and drink when we
go to Goidsboro' and we generally manage I"
borrow 3 or a 10 to spend while there We
had nice time Monday, sure.
When the afternoon train from the North
arrived it brought Capt. Wade with 81 men
from Warren county who took the down tram
for the Fort, taking supper IN Newhcrn ana
rcacbinp the Fort the same night. They are
q fne looking set of men and when the hSht
comes if come it must they want position
near the flashing ofthe guns
We got home Monday night. Rather tn'nA
we like Goldsboro nally-couldn'
stand it all the time; live too well and too fast
up there for Us.
The evening train from Wilmington bound
North OF Sunday had Vice President Stephens
on board. AS soon as the cars stopped h'
was loudly called for and at once appeared up
on the platform and addressed the aSsemoiaS
which must have numbered several hundred
1t was one of the happiest efforts we have eve
heard and was received with wild and terrlh
applause. Mr.. Stephens was en- route 10
Richmond.
We like Go!dsboro' and rather think W
shall go up again soon.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
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