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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

ArTlMPTED SUIcIDE.-Capt Cnlston Of the u. s..
revenue cutter Crawford, in ths por, attempted
to commit suicide yesterday morning by cutting bic
throst He succeeded il nhictng horrible cash, but
failed 10 render the wound fatal. He was conveyed
Immediately to the New-York Hospital, where his
wound was dressed by DIR. Hull, who pronounced hiU
patient in fair way to Tne cause Of tho
Captains rash attempt upon his life is said 70 be his
recent inordnate use Of intoxicating liquors
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
SOCIETY OF THECNCINNATI.

The Society Of Cincinnati Of the State Of New-York,
assembled yesterday in the Library Room at the City
Hall. The Hon. Hamilton Fish presided. There was
q pretty full attendance, about 80 being present.
The following is the Inst Of officers elected Tor the en-
PIesdes H,ni0p Yi Vice Prssidsn., Richard vssk Do
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of fair paper however, for which there is no sae at
9lI v cent month. There s a ready market only
for such names as class No j. and go at y cent
thereabout.
The business Of the Philadelphia Cusom-H House for
the month of May 1861 as compared with the two pre-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
MARINE COURT-Befaro Judge AlKEn.

IAFoRTasT LEGAL DECISION.
II. Stamford Bank ". James ws.on webb-SuVply C. Wing
". Jams. Watson Webb.
Tbese actions were brought two notes of defend
ant ven salary the editor Of The Courier
anS ErgsDcr Tie in each the same, viz
that the d,iond,t h.d been duly ooUImissoned Minister
Penpoenay &C. b. the Preient the United states to the
Court OF Brazil therefore could not be sued under the Con
I,n .,cot IN United State. court The defendsnt pro-
duees his parchmsn duly ed and coantersned by President
Loon nd sserey Seward and the Court after due deibera
don bed hat III. pie. sufficient and that the action could
rot be .s,sinsd in State court For plsua, Miller, Feet
N.ehol; for dofendsn,, Evsrs souhusydt Choase
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A GoLD MrDAL TO GrSERAL ASDERsoS.--Tbe
beautiful medal ordered by the citizens If Sew-yok Is
at length completed and will be presented to General
Anderson through his friend, John b. Murray, erq.,
whom he designated to represent him on the oceason
at the Governors Room City Hail, at q O'Clock on
"Wednesday next. His Honor the Mayor wul make
the presentation, with an appropriate speech.
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THE FOURTH in HOBoKEN.

There was no public celebration in Hoboken, but IN
other respects the day was very generally observed
Many thousand people crossed over from New York 70
spend few hours away from the noise and hustle ot
the city, and the Elysn Fields and other places Of
public resort were .hronged all day with an orderly
clsss Of people, There were breaches OF the peace
worthy Of note, and not single arrest was made
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

CANARY BIRDs-Having had much trouble in prv'
tectng canary birds from the attacks Of the insoe that
infect them and the cages learned the following SIM
pie method Of destroying tlese pests, which will Nc
doubt he useful piece Of information Is many OF yoaf
readers BY placing every night over the cage white
cloth, the insects gather upon h, and 10 the morning
may be seen by carefully examining the e!Osl. they
may thus be soon removed, and 1len all thai Is neces
sary is 10 thoroughly clean and vsraioh tie oige.
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IsouEsr UPON THE BoDr OF SoLDrER.-Coroner
Schirmer held inquest yesterday uPon the body Of
private John Holmes, Of the 79th Regiment who was
mysterisusly murdered at Georgetown, ID. c., few
days ago. An inquest had been held At GeoFsetown
but the papers were not brought on with the body and
another inquest was necessary before the remains
could be legally inferred. There were four stabs in
the body of deceased beside one in the hand and one
in the head The Jury rendered verdict Of Dea'L
from stabs at the hands of some perSon unknown"
Deceased was native Of Scotland, 20 years II sge,
and leaves a family at No. lCS Eighth avenue HE
funeral took place yesterday afternoon with military
lOnors.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

ARREST OF NOTED PIcKFocKET.-James Davis,
alias FATTY wepknown pckpooket arrested Thursday
q the Academy Of husc by Detectives Bennett nd hepoug
charged With having picked the pocket Of Mr John
Craig ofthe National Fire Insurance Company of wallet
containing TO- and note for l9 while Mr. g. a. the hre
Of the Thd Avenue Railroad Depot The he discovered
INN edaels alter sted and the wallet wac recoy
cred but tho f fed and again until Thudsy
taken before Justice Kelly and locked up oE trial
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Wit; Secretary William Popham Treasurer Henry H.
Ward, Assistant, Treasurer Theodo.igs o. fowler Chaplain
Rev MaDcius s. Hutton D. d. Physician Alexander ChnLn
NJ Standing Committee; Abraham A. Legget Piere van
CoaBdt John Tory. William stuart EaLl p9usa. ~ Ss
Gepers Society. Richard " de Witt Henry D. Ward "hnsm
g Ponham. .
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REUBYs d. Smith WAsTED.-A young man by
this name, native Of Marathon, Cortland Co.. n. l.,
is supposed to have gone with some regiment to tue
war, although he was under age He was recently ut
New Dorp, Staten Island Information OF him is
wanted by his mother, Jennet Smith, Marathon N. y.
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Arrived. .....FRIDAY, July 5.

Arrived. July ..
sr ees Is,k of Bostonl Wicomb bazasn 06 days Brs-
r, wood do % EsIsoU. CO. Was 10 dsys of Cape HOa with
strong e. gale. aud very thick stormy weather was @ days
.hip tisser Williams. ilOm the ~ w Coast foil aud all we'
end ned board s Capt s. iss hJss r. %
ION lon ~ eschanged signal. with Am clipper bark steer.
ing q @ II .sss Sp Ts fS. noa9 church, m red '''' July
Ship Bullion o Boson Hodgdeu Rio Jsneiro May a. coffee
to-, Ts5s f e H..a e from Bs. for FsoaS & Es days
cot lad both snchoTs while gettns unde south
spoke schr yenloo hence o Gusdoupe Sailed In company
with bark Margaret, of Philadelphia. $50 A.
SAP SGn % Iss s, .'iRS' j5Ss q l:
Gchr Gold Fh cssue II days out with 5000 t'h June
l6 lar AZ IS, Ion % s. three large icebergs .
Bark Phd. the Sea- Petteew Laha June sU to Yinis'
oe ce1o Lonsob.rdO Palermo 10 days passed Gbrs
tar Apr a. frut Was bound to hes Orleans and
was noted the blockade In effect June blythe u seans'
BIZ John Stevens lo BIaehi Hopkins sasua June sS sugar
and nS,las,es 70 C. & L. J. Peters ,
BIZ Zebs!on (Br Pare, Windsor 10 day', plaster to D.
Bris Hello. Pqsl s.A' Newcastle 20 days. cosl'' f'n'A'
BS ASph Johnson st. Thomas - days IN bslsst to Js'
Bs L.dy Of the Lake Dr. Of Bsrmuda Hill Bermuda d''
sugar to Middleton kCo. .,,,vu ,,,.. ~ r,.er.
scIr New York Packet Bancroft MsehAs DAP un'0ei
sehP e Tariff Provost Stamford, Conn., days. md'e 'e
ssbT Elizabeth Aculaus Haskell RoaO1t 70. Portland
sc5r scS SIadaac. S%aaac heek kssetf port for Boston
Marin Foss, CTAbTee, Elzabetipott ioi Doese"'
Schr Sea Bird Chase, Klizabethport for ftil RIVER
Scbr Diadem Ludlam, EliEsbethpou for EdsartoSA'
Schr Corrcia Noyes Alexandra, coal
Sclr Chief Tovusend Indian River, wood $,
Sch, MsTx.r,t Dill (BTl Din. Port Morris In eAnsse u
schr O. Thompson pendlss;Sn Yen ssston.
Soh- e, ~ II Lee Soper B iltimore days. wood ,.y
Steamer Anthrscite Jones' Philadelphia md's- 70 D. "
Briggs. ,,,,,,- p...l..,o. p,dse. 10 kdwnd
s.ner po.on.ks Hys Portland rs'e and pass !" H.
Cromwell l. Co. =, <,,.--x for Glssroy; South.
.rs.r HsSe; Ksy.tons sydney jane. z Asss osssns
Byzsntum LonSon hermns sIsss Hero coss Nssss Teresa
Lsuor Msrssies; Virginia bs,sssosss y A. - B,y Ia
nv Cette brIgs L. Al. Merritt, fsilneuthi nea" " w
gas sshp Missouri oscw bad: LISA ssSs sss
Uuysn' aan b1;s. Realms lBrl sor ST. John. NJ b'i
fof Santa Cruz =, W.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
MARRIEn.

DRAKE-HoYT-On Sunday: june 20, a. shermsn oaso by
ths Rev B. o. Ws'ner Mr. Henry DRAKE Of Sherman 70 NJ.
Eoi'e, daughter Of w. J. Hoyt Of this city.
ME EScHuTr-sTAYNER-On Sunday, June a. by the Raw
Moses Balou Frederic Mesehu and Carrie Stiynsr al Il
this CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

COMMITTEE on STREET OfESISe.-Ihi' COMMITTEE
held short session yesterday, but transacted no buh1-
ness Of public importance.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

A WoHAY Sr,BBgD BY HER PARAyoUR.-hary
Jones West Indian woman. living a. No II Mulberry street
stabbed IA the asdoan yesterday, by Aer pafanour Ohs
smith u-gfo who lived win her. and appears became
Jealous The inflicted with large kue aud OF
yery dangerous chaIaccr she taken - the New rort os-
ra and suih sursed by Officer Wilson, OF the sixth
Wand, and locked up BY Justice Kelly.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

A yIR,Go.-Two women, named Catharine Herring
,ud Ann Crawford into g ,oT-ther oa Wedne1day p
Al 30 no Worth street duuE wbich the latter tue len esr
OF her lntsgont between her h and BIZ on ehe was ar
rested and Justice Kelly locked heT up.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

ARREST OF ALLEGED CoUSrERFEITERs OF CoIS.-
detective Wilson on Wedne,dly might arrested three men
named lame. Brown David DE Cource and henry Nihon
having their possession carpet oas eoiaiuin se
OF counsf,it = and n cents pieces vhn the oc eusu
them 10 ste al Of Twenty ,1ih re
sns seventh .veaue They will he hrioc the Jmed
State. Court The coins are well made ols AsA'i NS Wv
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Cleared.
a,e.m .hi,a-Kanraree [

s,e.m hios--Kspgsree Orb -, Liverpool j. o. Dale
Bremen, We,s. s. Brenel A., an, r,..u .
ships- Sou bern Rigits. Knowles, London '" EIweh
Co. ConVsy. Greyer, Lonaon. Barclay LiNanssISni
Bst-if.ne tBI alton, Gloucester funch, heincAe
WsDpt. -, ., :, Oh.
Bdz.-Nansori Nchols sesppor, WsAh Carver Chase !
Jnd rdc.on Cadix T. 3. Che.e Co.. Ella Ann eyer,
pOrt master; Dswen Phpot Qneenstown fsemn
Co HANDY kir Vesborn Ro ysnsiro, Trssk Desrborni
sarsh Crow.ll, Halifax y. H. Badger Means Melbourne
Mailer, Lord A Gu .resu :. -. .
senoopsrs-E Ellen Louisa. fnow New-Haven, MASTER A.
Brsofrd freeman Porto Ctelo Psnosma rnoe' e9uees-
t-r L. H. An.irck Co; l.. T. Knight =, Sesrspor Walsh.
sysrG chase; d. Horton. Mckernon Savannah Ia MAJ u
n De Volt; J. AcLsne Pool, Key West J. W. Consdon N
u.ms Maysyler C Dulsnd Charter YAK, OH'ei hANe T9
teotiop EhLsbethpoit, Q. :. Snow
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

IMMATURE ALaASAc
Sun-Rise,.!;3i ISets...........734 Moon-Hses J:es
HIGH DAY. -.
Sandy Hook. 632 Gov Issnd.... 7:22 HelGste s'VS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

FfPyNES's FIGHr.-fngne Companies Nos. - and
1i aerr retiring from tai o'clock Ihgrsdy ~i,r oon
hrn they In coi.ion he corner o. hndson ao 'h
se tnoehed down and ess injured before ihe pocs
ed bui on the appearance Captain Sebfug oi the Nin
WsId and force men they stopped tie nsh and pro
c-eted with their ngiues.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

ARRTsr OF CoUETERFEIT ERs.-Cbarles Meryin,
Jane. Meryin IT. omas Fizserad snd KITE II gers WFIes
J,t,d ,T.t.rday charged yit pasirg various stoeSepe
counterfeit : 10 bl. the bank Of Commerce boston sey.
erou. who .ken the bogus from h.r apeaf DC
fore Justice c. naoly ard entered complaints against mem
Three OF the found the pertns o. the Sc
cusd sn1 locked for trial The bills are oe1sOy
well eIcuted but the paper Ia poor.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

ATrysp1 At SUIcfDI.-Mary Jane Dougass,
20 y,rr, of age attempted sucide Thursday uish by
PUMPING into the docl loot o 'rre 6u, was rescued ~
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YiOus Yeare. was az TO

TotaL........s947444 Sl2ls272 sl47o.S76 ss7o37i
Rhode Island has just negotiated small loan on
very favorable terms. The State Treasurer asked for
100000. The whole amount Of bids was SS37 800
in Sums al q rate Of interest. as folloMs;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

CousTERFEIT MoSEY.-Charles Mervin, Jeweler,
wst sfre ed charged with psng 10 souu'erie b on the
Tk a Bason 20 Frsuris sin No 49, Sir avenue sd also
one 10 hona. Kerr Of No 2} sixth he Sa held by
Justice Connoy Tor examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

Ar1EmPr AT SuIcrDy.-Captain Carson, Of the rev.
enue cutter Crawford, now lying of the Battery, at
tempted suicide this morning, while aboring under
temporary insanity, by cutting his throat wh razor'
The wound inflicted s not supposed 10 be necessarily
fatal lie was taken 10 the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
COURT OF oYIR AND TgRMIyER -JuLr S-3e.ore u
IrahAHAM

TUE HAcKLgT CONTEMPT rA'f.
The Court opened IBIS morning pursuf Ut to az ourn
The Di.irc.A,torsy s.ted the. Aadrow J. Ii cIsy be
Nj Full,roa rsad sn .ldsy n.ds by M Bliss, that Mr
Ts tl., was IA 3-rssn Point
an. firuir 4 .or sy crcfs,1smi-ed Mr. Es on his efis
y Mr B.s trs.1-t ~ Mr HsCley lrf he cy about ten
t,. sgo th- prrvJ. hi. d-parTss wiress VT
i.c m NJ tho house of Br DIV sud f~en eighth
sto ~ ihrn aud hsf phyoin wn' - si~ BIN
a. Bergen io.ht erfdsy 10 up p Of Tue tine and W
b.d ta po time b. ,se lie wa not abe 10 come ~ the
city. -, q, a.
EAckry thea 10 bs prssrnt II hi h1shh will pernlt
THE HICKEY MURDER.
Ia the case Of WIN. Dunli 1in Indicted for TIE mar
der srd smother Mr. al ted that Ju ge Au
hal n ior az ORDER the 9th Mag that n thS t.frrdn'
tied the net trJ hr shoold lie di.eba fed To" ~
I'd only isi dto bnuE h- br without
sying him noc- had fppod ~ Judg leoLsd sitting a. " sr
and Ternrr sid had this ether Tented g. e Cont
Of enefu Sessions lie drrsdan order yac.;s t order
Renting the the ssons, and trt the dcenSant 10 d
charged.
he cansed 10 % fe Sessions IN order a.
tried without dssy lie understood this CoiIt would
tsie no businrss -
could ~ brought in tho over sud Ternrsr coni time
lie would dec1e In eer- 81 the a.t order Thr
coura he tho rsoue council ~ prt hi. spphet
ton e bfoTs the Recorder who would DO justice IA the
Ths Ccur. adjourned to neIt Monday at IL IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

VIM Wagner had one Of his hands eeried by The burst
Of pistol and VIM H. Boyle had thumb blown ." ~
Js and John IeLsurhn brothers e into The h''d o.
de Steamship Ksogaroo lying pier No - Noth con
cu.sion Of the rain which Ia feared III prove fatal
Thomas Simpson shot In tho shoulder whhe IN S'''
Aon.o A.no wa, in ,he hand at No Baxter street.
Michael Ilannman sho, in the hand at No. - Daa
Henry wen.e shot in the face st the corner Of Thomas
David sceo wa. shot through the hand No IS Elizabeth
street. .u. :,
ParcE boyle through the hand In Baxter street
Corn.u. Sullivan had Of h. eyes put ont py ss can
which ns Taken 2 q. =, Ss1 Sc - NJ s % street
Thos Frazier boy who resided ~ NO. o. H. c5rnar Of
was killed by stage which rug over hl. necS ,iSS ~ s
Broadway AID wsker Ts "a hd h. knee
ming +, Tssen % Bellevue Ho.piisl
po.on Of some fewoks lie taken TO his residence No
10 Mulberry street IL h,o,yr oF nv the
Jacob Gocdoead .boy had b; band Pssa blown Oh Os Inc
bow named VIM seawick shot HIM elf through ibe hard
of person apk1osn He was attended By DR. Wskemaa
Seir horses attached carnage belonging 70 "ikinss
rriee eane IN contact h lamp post yr Quinn, we .nd
children who in it. thrown to the psyem1n anu
Mrs Qirn a. seriously injured the rest but shg1y
Pssk OHsrn native OF rsl,nd 30 years Of sse wa, run
by trn ofcss at the corner OF fS1ra yenI snJ he
hnudd ard seventh street last night. and Instantly NS
vas in the employ Of The Harlem hsIosd
Company and doy the time An inquest oe
op1s nan named M,Donsd bitten by rsbia dog in
N.tygh street. the Hudson River Railroad Inc cog
Vs1 allied by policeman ..., ,,,...-ou.
boy name Brady shot IN the sife ana
" wounded by pistol loaded with ba tired BY youth Sne
fohp CpH-ie1 Brady taken to Bellevue HosPhHh anu
U'Brien was arrested ard locked up. - ..
Patrick Cannon child run over in Secono tt
n.r of Tbryrnth street by No H. and instantly aed
The boy wa aken TO the residence OF bis parents In Ihy
ninth street. First avenue. .nL -
Patrick Dunn % years Of fell rom tbe
window on No 8 Sc sond ave nne ard statly killed
Mr.. OHare residing in Carusnss lie. was thIo"n rom
wagon IN Third avenue and badly injured Her huspsno anu
child who were also in the wagon, escaped injury.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06


horses which they believed perfectly sound are de-
teced by professional horsemen.
ACCIDENT TO TIE STEAMER NEW WoRLD.-At
abont q o'clock on Thursday morning the steamer
New World, while on her way TO Albany, ran upon
two canal boats which had sunk in the channel on the
night previous The collision knocked large hole IN
the bottom of the New World and She began 10 grad
uay fill with water After running eight miles II was
found that the was getting into the lower CABIN
and it was decided to beach the vessel The p't' ac
cordingy, beaded her for the suyvesant flats, Is miles
this side of Albany and her aground, where she
now hes with about xix feet Of water in her. There
were about 800 passengers board at the tnne ont
the majority of them would have remained IN b1ssiui
ignorance Of the accident until daylight, had 1t not
been for the stupidity of some of the waiters, who,
becoming frightened went 10 the various saterooIss
and alarmed the inmates.
A frantic rush for the main cabin naturally followed,
and for few moments the greatest CONSERVATION pre-
vailed among the affrighted pasFenges The ofiicers
Of the boat, however, soon queted their fear, and
order was restored. The Rip Van Winkle, coming
along shortly after, took of the passengers and their
baggage and conveyed them TO their destination. The
damage to the New World cannot be estimated until
she has been raised but from he lebgtn OI ,Ie toN
her TO fill it s thought that the injury 10 her hu can
not be very great. The furniture Of the lower cabin
is Of course nearly if quite ruined by the soaking
il Las received The work Of raieing the steamer has
already been commenced and il is hoped that she will
be able TO resume her regular trips within ten days
A SOLDIER FATALLY BAYoSETED AT CAMP
ScoIT-Onc Of the priyaes Of Che Excesior Brigade,
now qusrtered at Camp Scott, was killed By IA
Frenchman memberof Captain JohnsoDs Company
on the Fourth Of July, under the following ercum-
stances An incbrated colder was put IN tie guard
houfe with a number of other men, ard the whole par
ty made an attempt TO escape, under the leadership oil
| the deceased. The Frenchnan who was on guard at
the time ran some distance after deceased and ccber
atey thrust him through with his bayonei, killing him
almost instantly. The body Of the deceased soldier
was theu placed in the guard-house, where, subse-
quently, other men were incarceraied. They how
ever protested against being shut up in the room
with the dead body aud were placed in confinement
elsewhere Eye-witnesses stats that sufficient force
was present to have prevented the escape of the de-
ceased without resorng 10 such desperate measures.
The companions Of the dead man speak web of him,
while the Frenchnan bears "a hard character. lie Is
still at large, no attempt 10 arrest him having been
made.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24

Mn. HEaRTT:--The Legislature y North
Carolina will assemble the first day 81 May !;
a Convention Of the people wlllbe callr.i !;
Orange county will send two members 10 the
Convention Who shall they be! Put me-
down for Captain Berry and Governor Ora
ham, gond aud true men; they are ~ iirm ms
the mountain, and true as STEWARDS. Gov
ernor Graham had father in the old res"ln
tian, and has iva sons in tie present resoln-
tion. We want just such man a Goye,n.
~ Graham 10 pilot Us through the darkness.
difficulties and dangers whlsh nov surround
us. Ii we had thirty .inur sueh men, me Tor
President aud one for Governor OF each ni
the thirty three States, We wnul,l have pace
in aineis days. aud in six months the thrt, Z,
three Stairs would make mr. harmonious
government. as united. as happy aud pros
peyou. as Washington and Jackson and FL
lnnre lett them.
The people ~ Orange. with great unanim-
ity. IN February lerlar.d that iapiain B"r-
ry aud Governor Graham were 10 be trusted
To represent them. They are as reliable and
as truslworihy now a. then. az, tepr'i,
count me for them. VOTER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24
srarE or NORTH CAROLINA. =
A PROcLAMATIoN.

~ John W ELLIS. Gssnn4 = Salih C.ialina.
Mnrasss: ~ prstl.mati.n u Abraham
lsineuls. prvsrsui 81 lhr United States, Iol-
Nd b, a reqnisiiion Of s.mun c.mrron.
SECRETARY IL War. | am informed that Tie
aid t.l,aham Lincois hAs made a cali f,I.
IS O00 mrn 10 be employed for The invasion
ii the ppa,elal homes 81 the South. aud for
the vipipHt .ubTersinn of the tIbsTties IT a
free peoplr. CONSTITUTING a large part 81 The
whpe pnpulaiian ~ The late tniird States =
Anil. nherras, this k'gh-handrd ACT ~ ".
rann'rai nurags !. MT nnly 10 ,ioiation 81 ~
constitutional lsu. in Hlier disregard Ut rvetY
sentiment nfhumaniiJ and Christian ei,ili-
yaii"u. and conceived 10 a sp,ril 81 ags'ss.
SION unparalleled bv sny &C, 81 recorded HE.
inry, but j. direct step towards the .ubiu
galiau 81 ihr whole South. and ihr conversion
II free Rrpnbl,c. Inherited irnin our fathers.
into m,lIiary de.pniisn. t. BE- established
bs wnrse Than ivreign ,Demirs un the ruins
- nur cnre glorioss Cen.taatisn - Eqasi
Rights:
+ NM. therefore. Z. Jonx W EILe, Ga,-
erHaf ol Nerih-tsIeliaa. Tor these pxtraafdl-
nary eausrs. ,lv hri'by i,sur this nv Poe
lams,ion. holil,i ing aud requesting The Sem
ai.,s and Members a. The House e Commons
II the Gensra Assembly ~ N.lth Carolina.
- ihvri ~ SPECIAL Session 81 The Capitol. n
ue lily " Raleigh. % "Wednesday thr fiNt
day ~ Nav reit. Aud furthermore etharI
al gea eilizrn. threughout the state to be
mirtlfal that their h,si allegiance is tur 10 lie
Sovereignty which protects iiiem hnnts aud
dearest Interests. a. their first ssr,itr IL due
for The sacred dsleuer 81 their hear,hs. and
of the soil which holds the graves u our gia.
risus dead.
United actian in defence NJ The sa,..igniy
uf Narih. carolina. md ~ the seoih. brcaa.s
nov the daiy of all
Gi,en under nv hand. aud atissisd by tie
Great Seal III Tie State. DSnr AZ The
cliy Of Raleigh. the i6ta day IS Apr,l.
A. d.. 1861, and inihe eighty 9Th year
fur Independence.
JOHN W. ELLIS.
BY Tie Go,ernnr.
tRAnas Dsvss, Priceie S,csdarp.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24

On motion, tho Chairman and secfolafiss were adj
died to tie list Of Delegates.
The meeting then adjourned,
ED. srRuDWIcK, Chairman.
Dennis HsARrr s..,.,.,;ss
Tnos l.. cooLEr,S
After the above report was written, we
are lold that the Charlotte mass meeting, to
which the above delegates have been appoint.
ed. viii. probably, mi be held, The course
81 Lincoln aud his administration ~ declar.
ing war upon the South. has unlted The PEG
pie Of North Carolina aud all new are tor
asserting the rights Of the South aud the
State, and are only waiting for - call by lhe
Legislature in extra session Tor onyen
tinn, to place North Carolina BY the side o.
her sister States OF the South.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24

II We have been requested TO announce the name
Of Gen. JOSEPH $. HOLT candidate for the Of.
Zee Of Major General Of the 81 division Of North Car
DINA Militia.
IL We are authorized and requested 10 announce
Dr. THOMAS vICKERS Is candidate for The
office Of BHgadierGe in The 9Th Brigade Of The
North Caroline Militia, at the ensuing election.
The election for Major General and Bdgadi Gen.
erals will take place on the 9Th instant.
The Third Division is composed OF the 6ihand i6'h
Brigades; Chatham Randolph, Alimanee aud Orange
compose the 9Th brigade, and caswel, Person aud
Granville the 10Th brigade.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24

Csp, Lish,tOo,. Il the Hal.boroush Miliisy Aead.
smy sft here on a sudden esIl on FriIsy last ssd We
nes learn ths, he h,s been spponed By the Governor
one Of hissisif. and hs. gone 70 Pom Macon.
Col Te~ len here on The Tuesjsy preceding 10 iske
command u Poi NscoB. We understand from, The
Register that " i nov Colonel " he regular line %
he North csrsna hiIdia and We ere sure BE will
make a accomplished All able an officer Is any IN the
service.