The New York herald., 1862-05-31

the ladies' OF the city had arranged call upon and vel
come back their old friend but were prevented by the
torrents OF rain. They have deferred their welcome
short time only however; and Of the houses
town has been placed at his disposal for the admnisra
ton Of his gubernatoral dutes he will there be the
recipient Of tho honors the fair sex OF New b,rn
He was accompanied here The passage from New
York BY Rev. Mr.. WALL Presbyterian minister Of this
vicinity who adoption Of The ordinance OF seces
sion by the North Carolina Convention. " 8 COM.
20 ues tue state on account OF his ,,,on rns,
ne''e' TO row returns TO tho scene Of his
er pastoral aoors, restored ~ is 10 the re i. OF
10, atty. Governor s,anly also brought On with him
fourteen North Carolina soldiers, who mad been made
ners, aud subseq emily re s.scA parole by
government. they % i've 10 % TINS aeishoorhood, and his
viii no doubt meet with f,ll arp sciaion.
General Burr sde during the evening called upon hi
was also visited by others Of military authorities
aud cannot tee highly gratined at the naterng
manner In which he was received.
Yesterday he returned tho visit or General Burnside,
and The in erview lasted ierable length Of
The immense amount OF business IN connection with
civil matters which General Burnside has beea comped
10 transa l. together with his duties as Commanderin
Chief M II forces here will now pass TO the charge of
OF Cove rnor Stany aud relieves the General Of vast
| bnrthcn.
The ming Of Governor s,aniy gives "head and
sront, 10 lSe Union movement which ID 30 rapidly
ss.u,irg strength in this state. Tho extracts which
| yon have published Of the proceedings ef the
convention .t Raleigh show that the Isgsia S !.
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extent most alarming to tho traitors; and
| Is thought by many that formal surrender
Of the the Uni 10 not Tar distant Tue sescs OF
dssenson have been sown rebellion Is sprnging up In
rebellion Ia whore two wrongs make right); the
pile have tasted Of the cup Of secession and found
full " gall their confedcracy and its government are
mockeIy and VII the emotions OF loyalty and patriotism
rising gradually triumphant over party and political
feelings. North CaroiAins are waking up To sense u
the truth, imressng their legislative Leaders
with similar sentiments. They have found the Union
troops ana their persisenty complying with the
l nrinc u
waged against ebeon and the restoration OF No Tn Ca
roll to the Uni viii be In great measure due to the
highly ulicy Of General Bu inside, who as
eyeryb dy is well aware, has ncyr III tho pr scout on
OF the canagn here. occuri himself ~ n least IN
the ..pe uar INSTITUTION" which 70 ms tho feature ~ tho
South He las totally ignored saves and slavery and
In his procanalns ~ the pe pie declared the intentions
Of the Union Lrnis t. be the protection of 10y persons
the restoration Of law and order and submission OF hs
State to the fedora government md constitution. No
North aronia deny that this broad policy has been
pursued witho deYian, and the fact Is last taxing
their that tho federal government
is sine the avowed objects Of the which it IS
carr yng ay after day this fact Is becoming
| more and more impressed upon their minds.
have how far this reaction has operated alrea
dy in the withd avail North lima regiments from
the Held and il shrewdy conjecture that the Una n
frisns tleiy released here, ANA now on their way North
set al liberty by ihe dnh ries OF the Sdte, independents
" of the C0Je qoorfent. II we review The history
OF The negotiations which passed ativa TO the release
exch ge these prisoners, will find that the mat
ter agtaed by Gen. Burnside Immediately after ths
battle Of Roanoke sani and then died through want
attention. rather intention, on the part of the Con
federate aufossties. Bat within ie% weeks past the
matter suddenly up again. and the prisoners are
released Would It not appear as II North Carolina anx
ous her standing with loyal States took this
bod steIhe relea ing of all lhe iri oers aostin her
| Lmits-as tho first step towards returning 10 the
| uuionY Again, a moro friendly feeling on the part
| of the North Carolina tfoos now opposing us
In this immediate vicui wold seem TO be cxhib ed 10
the Of picket shooting and the little incident
mentioned mlany,ng letter, Of the Withdrawal
q rebel four guns the Neuse river, would
cvirc desire Tho pa o. the authoritiei
| TO stop offensive operations against US.
The voluntary return Of tho State at this time, before
the inevitably Gna and complete victory OF the Union
arms over the who revolted south, will reestabsh
m ch sooner in the estimation and confidence of ths
Norn and reopen ii TO tire advantages Of trade ant
mnerce. The wealth OF the State-the pine trees-hai
been impaired by the TO any extent; tho
tray they ready a. the proper time yield double
| g ppy. May not hope, then, that the "Oid NORTH
slalc' will 10 with again. errng. but repent
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