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80 Bar in mind, citizens Of RateigA, that
called upon to vote to-day for or against a
!VU 'r;ntiop of $4,000 to the Chatham Coaltields
SuOS.' This Road will be of incaculable benefit to
HO oh and to this whole region, and also of great
N''' g. - the State We think sound and wise
OS'',, will be consulted and carried out in voting
e'0a ~, subscription 1t will render property here
~ r.rrable: and it will aid the poor and those
piO'' .Iar.te means, by afording> fuel at cheaper
OIL D'a and after while, by affording work in the
,~ rions factories that will established No State
r ""nnty CITY, or Town was ever injured BY judi
..,om Of internal improvements.
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BURNSIDE ExPEDITIoN-We have heard nothing
of the movements of this expedition since our last

The CONFEDERATE TAx.-We published in our
last the Ordinance passed by the Convention making
provisions for paying the Confederate tax. We learn
that Mr.. Treasurer Courts has sent circulars to the
Banks and to various other points in che Confeder
ate States, containing propositions for an exchange
of State bonds for Confederate Treasury notes.
The tax must be paid by the State in these notes on
the first of April.
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Our gallant volunteers in this vicinity are coming
forward in the nobest manner TO re-enlist for the
war From all the indications the per centagein all
our regiments who will not re-enter will be small
received with much favour by the volunteers, but
the Ordinance originally reported by the Military
Committee Of that body would have spoiled every.
thing. - Raa .Iouradt - -
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a-,nrxr's MEssAGE-0ur readers will be inter-
In :, reading this State paper. Like every thing
eSeu ,.nates from President Davis pen, it is well
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u,rT,.r L,w-President Davis has issued his
PROCLAMATION declaring Richmond, Norfolk, Ports
mouth and the country for ten miles around under
martial law and that the writ Of habeas corpus is
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CorrrrLps RAnRoAD.-It will be seen by our
.dro tisn., columns, that books of subscription to
,be Chatham Coaifelds Railroad have been opened
= the Bank of Cape Fear in this city.
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a A MEETING. OF THE COMMISSIONERS AP.
N pointed for opening Books of Subscription to the
above Road, the following Resolution was adopted:
Company be forthwith opened the Bank Of Cape Fear
in the City of Raleigh, under the Supenendence of Wm
II. Jones. - Te-tf
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MARRIED.

BY the Rev VIM c. Meredith in Christ Christ Wipcbes-
ter Va, at IL O'Clock n, Wednesday the 2Sih ult the
Rev. JAS B. AvRErr C. 8. A., to Miss ARR L. D. VIII.
LIANs eldest daughter of Mr.. Philip Williams.
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! A skirmish occurred on Tuesday near the Oceos
guam, Between q. body of Texan Rangers 6d Feas5'
raj troops. Several Of the latter were killed aud
wounded
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SURRENDER OF ROANOKE ISLAND.-President Da-
Wis says in his message, that enough is known of
the surrender of Roanoke Island to make us feel
may have been the preparations for defence" If
the preparations for defence not adequate the
blame for it does not rest on the troops who were
sent to defend the island. The Secretary of War
and Gen. Huger were both warned time and again,
that the island was in danger; but they turned
deaf ear to these warnings, and Gen. Huger had
never even visited the island to see for himself its
condition. Mr.. Benjamin is the subordinate of the
President Why did not the latter see to it that
his officer did his duty? Why did President Davis
remove Gen. Hill from the command of the Island
Gen Hill is one of the ablest officers. and one of
the most persevering and accomplished fertilizers in
the Confederate States; and we believe that if he
had been in command, he would either have saved
the post or made provision for the escape of the
troops, with their arms and ammunition. But Gen.
Hill was removed, on representations from the
highest authority in this State and political Gen.
erals and political Colonel were appointed in bis
place The island then fell, and the President lays
the blame as much on the troops who were there as
on those who commanded for he makes no dis
tinction between them. If he means to intimate
that the troops from this State did not perform their
duty, tell him that he does gross injustice to
good and as true men as ever drew sword or han
died musket.
The truth is, Roanoke Island fell because partizan
governments made partizan appointments Of per-
sons who have proved themselves unfit for their
places and unless We can have less partyism in
future, and more regard for merit without regard
to party, the Confederate cause ITSELF WiU be en-
ddn1sred
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CouSTERFEiTs.-The Richmond papers warn the
public to look out for 800 counterfeit Confederate
notes. 1t is supposed they were stolen from the
printers in sheets and signed by improper persons
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----,,rY STANDARD 81 per AMMAN, 81 ddcaacs.
'r,lI IrEEELE 81 per aaR0s, IN Gdpanes 49, =
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DIED,
CHATHAM cOALFIELDs RAILROAD.

In Johnston County, n. c., the l4th nt frances B.
c. infant daughter of W. p and C. C. Raiford.
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Latest News.

-
The reported ight near Winchester is not con-
hrmed. An early movement upon the Potomac is
not looked for Nor is there any confirmation of
the rumors of On early fight on the Peninsula.
Gen. Bushrod Johnston, said to have been cap
tured at Fort Doneson effected his escape and reach
ed Mnrfreesboro Tenn, few days ago.. 49,
The news from England and France gives no en-
enlargement for interference in American affairs
Capt Pegram of the Nashville thinks that Belgium
VIII soon recognize the Southern Confederacy.
Gen. Grant has declared martial law over Western
Tennessee. ". .--.-r.
Com. Tatnall attacked one of the Federal bat
teres below Savannah the other day and ostone man.
The NAsHv1LLE.-We heard at an early moment
Of the safe arrival of the Confederate steamer Nash
ville few days ago. at Beaufort, but we very nat
urally supposed that the newspapers would keep
quiet on the subject But it was too good an item
to be kept, and we find our late exchanges have
full accounts of her. She left England and sailed
for Bermuda Near that Island she took Yankee
vessel, removed her crew and what was valuable,
and burnt her. She soon left Bermuda and steamed
for Beaufort encountering difficulty until she
met the blockading vessels off Beaufort harbor.-
By little piece of deception she stole march on
them, and is now in the harbor, having been fred
at 20 or 80 times. She brings no arms report
ed, but about So, 600 900 worth of materials, &C.,
for the Post Office and Treasury Departments at
Richmond We should not have noticed her arri-
val, but for the publication in our exchanges. We
have our fears for the developments.
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WANTED.

a FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE LADIES' IIP
"A TIE BOYS AND GIRLS TO BE PATRIOTIC
am requested by Dr. c. E. Johnson Surgeon General Of
c. to inform the public, that he is Immediate need
of Bottles Jars Walls Mustard and Yeast Powder Boxes
many Of which may be found IN almost every famy.-
They are neededo FIJI with medicines for sick soldiers
and will be very acceptable -
Please send them to the undersigned and if any charge
is made for Them they must be thoroughly clesnsed
p. F.. PESCUD.
=. z-. Medical PurVsyer, Raleigh. .
March e. 1862 -.;1sls.t = -ig-3t
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LOST TRUNKS.

IT OST, ON THE WAY FROM ROANOKE ISLAND,
IL probably at Elizabeth City two TRUNKS, one of
light covered leather marked the end Col j. " Jor-
dan, and the other marked also the end ~. " J"
Any information in relation TO these trunks will be thank
fully received at the Standard Office Newbern by
j. v. JORDAN,
- Col 3lst Regiment.
March 4, 1852, -.--s 19-StpSs
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TOWN MEETING.

Am SATURDAY THE sTH OF MARCH Ar
" o'clock, P. NJ, will be held at the Court House in
the City of Raleigh, Town Meeting The citizens eener
ally respectfully requested to attend as business Of
Importance will be brous ht before them.
@. b. ROOT Mayor.
Raleigh March 4, 1882 ~ -. $50. le-&3t.
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R teen, ing aud Foian,. err (

At no period of the war have our people mani
Tested greater spirit and alscrity 10 coming up.to
the help of the State and Che South than at present
From all points We learn that our brave volunteers
are re-enlisting for the war and every where new
recruits and volunteers are rayng to the standard
of the South.
In some sections however, discomfort and appa-
rent unwilhngness to volunteer learn, prevails.
We cannot suppose that this can be attributed to
our reverses, North. Carolinians not the people
to be discouraged by misfortune, or to back out
when the pinch comes. To suppose such thing,
would be to ignore the whole history of our people.
No race on earth have shown more united and
sterner resistance to wrong to injustice, and an in
vasion of their rights, than North Cardinals To
shrink now to be Indifferent to the results of the
great contest would prove to be degenerate sons
of noble and courageous ancestry.
We are constitutionaly jealous of our rights
stubborn and intractaSle, under the goadings of
those who are disposed to Cypress US but equally
sensitive and unyieding, when sense of wrong of
ndiscreton, of ineffciency prevails, as to the con-
duct of our own authorities.
That real and deep discomfort prevails in regard
" 1iS "s@'0I VI She uIdlL dulouS OUT people, JAIL
not be dened-that very general dissatisfaction ex
lists in regard to the inefficient and partzan
of our authorities since the war began, is apparent
to every one who will take the pains to talk with
the masses of the people. But no true Nor Caro-
linian or patriot should allow these things, were
they tenold worse than they really are, to dampen
his ardor in the great cause of Southern constitu
tiona liberty. The honor, the liberty, the rights
and the property of the South are too dear to be
compromised or to be lightly weighed, in contest
like this Our recent reverses can be chargeable to
nothing so much as the imbecility and ineficiency
of the State and National authorities. But what
then? What If they have been bidding over petty
offices, and arranging and maneuvering to secure
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of personal or partizan favor
ties and laying the foundation for future partizan
schemes shall the true friends of the country and
of the South let their arms hang down and their
| knees become feeble at time like this? Never,
never. Let the people rally to the standard of the
country-let them drive back the foe, and strike
| for their homes and their fire-sides with tenfOd
vigor If the authorities are an incubus upon the
efforts of the peope-fthey lie in the way of an eff
ficent energetic and successful prosecution of the
war; let them be removed, and let their places be
filled by more competent more prompt and wiser ana
better men, Never let it be said that our hands are
tied BY the withes of incompetent and inefficient
! leaders Let the witheS be broken like fax before
the fame, and let the people rise in their might tC
recover our losses and conquer Northern foes
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, & sFRU1T'FREEs FOR GoTEaN. sssss'sss
II WILL EXCHANGE FRUIT TREES ROSES, GRAPE
j. VINES, and other nursery Stock. for COTTON, at
market prices THOMAS CARTER
Raleigh, Feb. II, 1882. 7-w&Swlm
The New York herald., 1862-05-31

We hrd srfsd on The ,ria AIMS Wellington Jackson
Bar Chas srrw,r ~ lt'ckland, rfry,e cenfaeros Ma,
MINI susnr & 70 Irards sailed IN company with bris
BARK Aen- rAllen. sasua, IA days with sugar, 70
sar Junas Smith Anderson. Boston. days IN baas. 10
Bs Ao lisen ElixabefA tPrfs, Raech s,sa, ,, eoy. M
snssr g. g 9rdsr & 2ah ss, e Pc Fora
sn'Iy e s VIII ~. os las e. y n"..n, onssde, apps-
JOSIAH Jss "u tof II Mshi M Gsoa. ,s. Arroyo. Ma, ii,
Big Ham sof Fsnqof! Na's Arroyo naye. with
judge lissGsuss hen Tor c sm WI ~ 0' ." SPOKE big
big 10 err Move lof NJ mas.r Hoeski.s, Mayasop,,
ssr passage lat Is lon - 30 spoke Whaling hark O.
yisn q ri.vincetown with 5o bbs OIL 10 md for Donl.
g SE Co. p"F; h y Ei's
Apsenm wss ran into by an nnknown rrope er oaund
Ss-r so The Isorsiier lost smoke STACK c'snas anh star
VIZ, sasar &C. Haper / Had hcavy weather, and
r'g pan,tina ef s..ckton Berry cienfuezHaai 81 days
Prir Ncis Move Cof Essipet, Pike c,snfncso- Nav H.
wn i.T?s 40 70 srs,s Son Co sailed IN so%rsny viii
Ie.ton og passed Br brig onward from Glen
Sri 1ai so.tons Hl sasu. May 20 with .nsap,
TO 10 ssss sa SPOKE going r. Dars Leon Ps from His
from Havana Has experienced heavy weather, and split
xs Brig suIn4 En-. y s15. 5n. s1 posnd Msr, Msy
saw scr sophia from o' s Jaso for Boston, m sS
through a. Crooked Island Passage VIA Br bark Shades
NH hTs s.:sa s Susse Talbot z... ss days.
Brig BE ronda lof Key Wes). Reid, Key West May IS,
Penobscot, bound NJ
schr Eclipse tswe Peterson. Ponce May 10 with sugar
sehr Snow Drift lof Harwic) Snow Matanzas 10 days.
with r1 to Chase 21st inst lat 26 lon II co. spoke
bark X Terrell from Cuba for Cork.
R.sfs s:ss days. with
davs with mahogany &c 70 Miller Hourhton Has
days OF Fateras, with heavy variable weather.
schr Sarah Maria. Underh, Baracoa days. with fruit
to Gmarn.
schr Goo WIN Chr OF Nassau NP) Johnson Eieuthera
days. with fruit To Jos Eneas 2 inst Of Cape Henopen
spoke brig Lion, for Philadelphia.
Schr Heroine. Champ,in Phi adepha for Norwich.
Schr J Cone, Haskell Philadelphia for MiddIetown.
schr VIM Thomas Price, Elzabethport for Boston.
Schr Jos Turner, Crowei, ElizabethpOrt for Boston,
Schr Giraffe Hutchinson, Elzabethrort for Boston.
Schr Duiield. Stone, EiZabethport Hartford.
Schr Chief, Champlin Eixabetfpnrt for Norwich.
Scbr Wave, NJ rrit, Addison, days.
Schr Mars Hill Limeburner Bangor. .6daya.
schr oraloo, Pressey, Calais days
Schr kosmos, Spear. Thomaston.
Schr Citizen, Drinkwater Rockland for Sandy Hook.
Schr Marion, Fuller Providence, days.
schr freestone. Gadding, HARTFORD.
Schr Sylph, johnson, Brookhaveh.
Sehr Hortensia. Fowler Rondout for Nrwburyport
Steamer Jersey Blue (U transpor) away, Newberu
and Hatteras Inlet in ballast with passengers Quar-
termaser.
Steamer Irons,dcs. vanderveer PHILADELPHIA
steamer Mollison. Eclman. Trenton
Steamer Falcon. Williams Providence.
Ship Grnnell from London arrived yesterday
OF Wight April 23 aud had light winds and fine
entire passage. Has "a passengers.
SAILED.
S sloop John Adams, Newport, RI.
Wind at sunset s. light.
The New York herald., 1862-05-31
Pcrsonal IntcIliueuce.

General Pri with his sta and SUITE will stop at the
Clarendon Hotel during the time they remain in this CITY,
Justo San Miguel and COL De Garmends belonging to the
Generals suite, wore hcre yesterday, 70 make arrange
for the accommodation OF the distinguished party
The rooms selected by them arc In Of the private
houses adjoining the Clarendon Hotel on Fourth avenue
which have been leased by Messrs Kirner Birch and
added TO thor establishment. The Ulloa
hourly exrectad and her arrival, IL u supposed,
cannot possibly DO delayed beyond today.
Major Lamb, OF the United States Army w. H. Stan.
Icy and W. u. Stoadman Of Cleveland p. G. Kennedy,
Of the United States Marine Corps Edwin Carson, Of
Cincinnati; +. G. Camp, of Rochester; g. L. and g. s.
Cobb and W. H. De Yso are stopping 81 the Metropolitan
Hotel.
A. p. Van Buren, and wife, Of Kingston; W. d. Green
and wife, Of New York; James Lawrence and A. s.
Dovens, Of Boston, stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
Hon. Francis Granger, Of Canandaisua; L. Routh, of
Montreal; william Waldo Howard and Orlando Tomp-
kins, Of Boston; Ben Kidge Of Cincinnati, and G. L.
Perkins, OF Norwich, are stopping at the Brevoort
House.
Col Garmisnde and Justo San Miguel, Of Havana Hon.
D. A. smallsy, q vsrmons Col II. A. smsey; O. the
Marine Corps; r. o. Colt, Of Long Island Ogden scsiys
Of Hyde Park, and A. w. Grccnlesf Of New York, are
stopping AT the Albemarls Hotel.
Captain Lawlees OF Wilmington; A. Haywood and j. p
Thomas Of Boston, J. stallman, OF Bsltmorc LIS. Par
sons and wife and II. j. Hastings Of Albany w. b. To-
bev OF Providence J. II. Field, OF Taunton; wood
bridge and wife and J. r. warren. OF Ohio and j.
Iathrop, or Washington, are stopping At the AstoI
House.
Mr.. van I,mburg, Of washington; J. c. Dodge, Rev
Dr. Anderson s. stevens, q. b. Rogers, d. W. wiams
Wand r. a. Dexter, q Boston; J. A. Hauchcr, and ~ @
Kettle OF San Francisco D. L. Bartlett and L. Thomson
OF BALTIMORE r. Uniacke, of Epgland and NJ. L. suli
vant Of Illinois, stopping at the Filth Avenue Hotel
| Judge 8. Hanna, Of Fort Wayne; 20. 4. Shannon an,
family, Of Bedford, Pa; T. w. wasson, Of Springfield;
coss'; ~ N. Hooper, of Boston; W A. Davis. Of LOUIS
VILE, KY Hon. vibbard and family, of Albany \.
w. Walsh, Of England John Gordon. Of Toronto; Col W
n. Hooper, Utah; &. u. Clements, OF England; judy
James knott Of New York, and Frederick raH, of rh
'sdslpha, are stopping Al the ~, Eictolas Hotel
The New York herald., 1862-05-31
polacO Iutellfuence.

CArruRs OF HorrL TmEy AsroR Horsa.-A
late hour Thursday night Of the ehambermaids
shs Astor House discovered suspicious looking charac
In the Of Den Mario Hernandez and giving the
alarm to the porter casssd his arrest On the way the
station house, however, the fellow broke away from his
ospsor and would have escaped had not been for the
smsiy arrival Of policeman Connor, OF tho Third pre-
,cnct. On being brought before Captain Mount the
prisoner searched, when seventy dollars In
god, which he had stolen from Mr.. Hernandez trunk
wss found IN his possession. diamond finger ring
lady gold watch and chain, one hundred and seventy
dollars In bank bills and Treasury notss, . ten pound
Bank Of England nots, Ne. 7s,104, and . dagger
were also found upon the person OF the a.
cussd. Yesterday the prisoner was brought before
Justice Brennan, At the Tombs, where he gave
his name as John Miller alias Brown. The magistrate
dssmng proof Of his guilt rather strong committed
him for trial In default OF bail.
new CouSrnFnr.-wci executed counterfeit
~thrssso on the williamsburg City Bank were freely
ekcuiatsd yesterday. -Four mon, named Timothy Car
roll, Geo. Ferguson, James Reed and Mathew Carmody,
were arrested charge OF passing the bills, and com
aittsd fsr examination By Justice Quaeksnbush.
The New York herald., 1862-05-31

SS Pas, l,os ana Kelley Ees@ a. for Sp"re
ssysrAs ns, Ell iSin Al prt bark Dyer NYors
Sss MAY s lS-In pos, brig RKi tsna Fisher. tro.
nus. Ssgows My9-sid ship sheridan, Russell (fom New
fsrk, 1s. A. as SIN irS. cronstsd, Homans ai.,
nsrres a,y cars nom CAYENNE for Boston Wig ca 90.
sIcuA Ma; - In For ships can csn &Trvle- Stone. and
SSsss Ssr rda.a. dl Nash " S a
si arr; Wsi,er sNs ~a yn.9 many hes- sid 7,A Drs
reG%as nos John Con ss S % and s'a Ellen tupposea
'J sr JonS' ~, May ar--Arr brig rruoo Smith, NYork
Tnlsln.p. nay fs-sis ahr sshwa tnot 'shAw'), White
wIsssrsa vest coass of AhSss Ap-il i-sd bark May
uosvov american PoSss.
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oisftsE SSsKssSr sss sArr .sr New y.s,
BAN OR Max sscd sohrs Ned ord. Hopkins, v.
BATH %sSssssr sch, :ssr; syz.c.'Sp .. EYor.
sHsa YORK
GsRrsy .r e s1s sa Ss. syo,
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say; New .s4. Fss Fs Sss
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York; scop Supply, Crhs. Sid 2st scars ssne
sos @ %a so @ .
SON do sloosJ Quaekenbsh. Coss~ei, aud Milan. Hut
NEW ORLEANS, May ls7- Arr ships Gen r,uer. Wood.
DO; Passmsn, s csaa no. do; &isard sf ks coss so
r Has sse ss Ssls fsse bss L a p rs
01 NEW BEDFORD, May aoArr .onrs Sarah Benson. and
Island Belle, Busr rdad, In a; Monitor, Bea.s, Ware
s ham dl for S?Sys CID bark WhwtnA Gdsr
IN Pniadriphia Benj Engiisn Hathaway from wassasmI
2ahs!d ARK NaSoS new ssS ton-. Pr,,chard. Nyork
NEWBuRYPoRf May 21-Arr schr Thinker, M'ponad.
NEW HAVEN May eo--Arr soops Criterion, BaAer.--
schrs srlri NYork; WIN Bement. pahdelphla RaeSsi
Jane do Editor Eizabethpor sloops sayet.e. York;
-PHiLADELpMTA, May 2s--Arr bark Amy. Hammond.
rs; Tnqs Borden Wi I11ns,on; Rivsr; aar ieSas.
rio ns
Boston; s,hrs knight, End,cott do D . Huse, Kemp
DO; kelley H'ley DO; Perez smith P,r land:
g Porter Smith Dayesport; Pierce. Smith, GreenwicA;
PoRTLAND, May Arr schr Adele, SNOW sesu.. c,a
Smith Phiadephis scnr Fancisco Kellogg CO. SID shi;
New Hampshire; bark Canada; scnrs belmont and Camp
x, RoGKILAND Nay sl-Arr sehrs Mars Hnl ssnsOr f.s
ssss.s s.ssTss fsss.Td' Ss'ss ss& VAN Ss.s
Ysh 2idoa rhad pia, put back eaty SD
Sish Unels se% sps Msfs Hin s'cii cuen DEE
water Srah Louisa, Yeaton Josiah Acor anu 0ean Sta
SALEM May 27Arr sshrs Electric Flash Aver rsasds.-
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