Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-18

'nd sarc tie property Of toyat men, aad td tho men
Who haec inStigaed The car p0y the erpenscs -
The kidnapping and colonization Of the ne
bro was also urged by the speaker. VINO advo'
-yated his position in an elaborate argument. In
regard to suggestion of colonizing the slave
bolders, Mr.. Wai,man I. Wiley, OF Virginia.
bald. "fpropose to hang all snuh traitors. and
Inns sure all Me e1pense of irdasporaiion'a s,n.
Gment which was received with "dgptaa" IN the
-RsReries
\ Gen Burnside may reconcile as best ho can
buch authoritative declarations as these from
lhpAdauariers with his proclamation declaring
Ahat the Federal Government has no intention
Whatever Of interfering with the property aud
Biehts of the Southern people: bui eredul 'nS aud
ignorant fools MS he may consider us, wc are not
sq,iite stupij aud gulible enough to be deceived
ny such hu.e iaIsehouls The exposilions Of
1.-The Federal Administrations recognized mouth
Y The reports of our late victory in the Hamp'
ton Roads published in yesterday mornings
-f-iEef wcre al coniilrnel by last n'srs -nfai
4 u be governed by the ordinary rules OF war
w hlo i IaNsi but that do's not prrsat The Cor
1,3ssiiSt Guy person fkd may J5 n Is TsR5s a aa4
sigi is the ray. itake it, nhiri this rendition is 4.
paLy 10 be PIT do'cR," The only discharge from
4 the Halter of persons wfw do not "return to
( lIyir loyalty he says is to be the discharge Of
IN petit jury, who shall say they are not guilty of
treason"
y In regard to properly, which Burnside says it
lis ridieulOasly false 10 assert that the Federal
-SiUyrfnmout intends to interfere with, TrHm5M
tsays, Meir "rigM to cOafSra'o property rtH or
IpcrS0aal, is nHdOubicd. LOak at Mo condition of
lht:ags at FOH heyal, whtr9 al the inhabitants
db0u fed, 0m hf Ne country deserted. Is il 10 re,
moiR uaOccHptddHd a stdtraess or shui pe hoid
III as the European nation dd the pi,tceS on hs cont
ncm ghea the MrGgesB Bedamd ied the territory rnOe-
enPisd "He may takG possession Of the coan.
/ ry and oppoyiioa il om dm0Hg the iOyn citizens
| q &c tMJA" "Hhca Our armies odraRre, let as
ftake that Proptny (hc property Of Southern rjets)
make IL contribute toMards he expenses Of The ,rdr,
isvery body do his utmost duty and all is well
bbut let indifference and carclcssness rule the
4 Fines II HELENA, AnE.--Two disastrous
+lhrcs occurred Il! Helena, Ark, last week. BY
lone fire. two blocks of business houses were
destroyed, involving loss Of from SS5, 900 to
l$95,o0 BY the other Touring mill and
,ynachine shop, with their contents, was burscd
Loss $4,000.
Il From the Richmond Dispatch.
Il THEIR M0NSTR0US PURPOSES.
k Almost simultaneously with the proclama.
\ ton of Gen. Burnside 10 the people of North
\ Carolina, dcnounclng as ridiculous false
Il hood" and az vile imposition upon Southern
credulity, invented by the ''wicked leaders" of
4 secession the idea that the North intends to
n iujure the property or Except in honorable
Il warlarc) the lives OF the Southern people, ap-
4 pears speech from an acknowledged organ Of
\ the Federal Administration in the Senate,
! Crrumbull, of Illinois) in advocacy Of his bill
Tor the conascation of the property ofrebels.
HI inthis speech TrurIbull sets forth that when
N IN insurrectiUn has assumed such formidable
"A propositions rs the present. the writers on ntcrna
tonal law agree that the rebels are entitled to be
VI treated as belligerents and enemies AMI tho war
II Therefore, plant plenty of corn, attend TO
n hay making and all other farming matters as
H contradstngulshed rom wtIus- s.v-.-..--..ls-
n known as, planting" aud the profit will be
\ alike direct and resulting Wilmington Jour
\ nal.
\ The jamestown escaped without scratch
\ werc 49, 900 bales, with firm and buoyat t
4 market. Orleans tres ordinasre was quoted
ut l6j 1921 The stock of cotton was 93,'
II 500 bales.
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL, by Telegraph to
l Queenstown, Feb. 23.-rhe sales of cotton on
Yesterday were 5000 bales. Of which 6,00C
were taken by spectators and exporters
n The market closed firm at unchanged quo
At London on the 2lst February consolS
were quoted at 03l. American securities wer'
duration of the war. lfthey succeed in thcsC
a1two Objects, the war has only commenced
I but should they fail twill be nearly at al
end Hence The great necessity of the utmos
preparation and energy on our part. lie
N'tgiye the manufacturer the vantage ground moi
only this year and the ncXe but for many
years to come. And this state of thing
would be intensified when we recolect tha
after this struggle is over, the arrangement in
+ cidont to and arising from it vii for som
/. years greatly curtail the consuming power
b the warld,