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The New York herald., 1862-10-13

EDWARD n LUDLOW, AvCTioNEER -EbEgAsT
~ Household FURNITURE, Bronzcs, t. aastfu1.-E HI.
LUDLoW W: VIII sell ~ auction, - Nrdft dsy, Ocober
rs At III O'Clock A. NJ, a. ia Madison u. between Tr
seth ThirtyifA IT, the entire Ftrrturp consist ng
IN part " elegant carved Paror Furniture ia
nAtn rich hsn@i Clock Bronzes Pier Man.e4 Mirrors
marble Top Centre Tables Satin ana Lace Carsns, black
walnut Dining Room and Library Furniture black walnut
French dsIeas Dressing bureaus, parpl. top Centre
vAbbcs &c Velvet, Brussels aud Ingram Carpets China
and glassware, tngether with Kitchen Fur
uture. with which the sale Will commence.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

(NOHrikCED SALE.
~ WILLIAM ABB0TT Auctioneer win sell on Tues
Aay, Ucso a. ~ O'Clock, far cash, the
sAnee the stock VI Carpets oco hs Rga, Mats Mat
nng Ae remaining in " Bswery, or from
Csna street The stock consists II large assortment OF
Velvet Brussels rhreeply Ingram, Stairs and Hemp Car
pets; Al o@loths Rags Mats, &C. IN great variety, Tis
sae Is attention of housekcepers well AS the
trade uencc balance o. the
sock rhere Carpets and 0iclohs all sizes and
Nj Assortment of ,xhnl' nSsras '
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

A BEDROOM SUIT or ENAMELLED FURNITURE
II IN nli colos ol warranted manuiagtrfs ALSO siu
ehea nut Chanber suits pam and ornamental ~, -.
lARRlNGiOAS. 18 Canal street. opposite wooster bsab
lish.d in ISls.
A LII KINDS OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, BED
n ng Looaing Classes &c below auction prices ~ - W
sNbOEA y, 40J Bovcry between stanton and Eoust'n
stferts 0JDds warranted delivered icr tai.l 1ii
money Note the number Rosewood Parior Furni
tlle.
LrkNIruRB, CARPETS BOOKS TAMpHLErs AND
Lparc boi hit i0r ready money, ~ l23 sixth av"nue
between Ninth and Tenth streets sci o tue natural ihs
tory New York for sale.
I,URyITvRE Il WILL BUY AND PAY CASH FOR
IL ,hc turn t,re OF four story house. ialr
ord - hous, keeping Any party haviha the
same 10 dispose may address for Que week j. Crampon,
Herald onicc
v,IER GLASSES foR SALE AT A BAR0 AfN-MEA'
s,rina 10 long BY j1 wide. first class French plate
Apply az 81 West Twenty sona street Also sash ari
tr casting Origi.
naiyissD " Il De sold FOR slu. Apply ~ above.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
$50 BALES OF COTTON.
DANIEL H. BURDETT, AUCTIONEER.
By virtue OF order Of sale directed BY Hon Wm
Marvin Of District Court for the Southern District Of
FLORIDA viii sell at public auction
On FRIDAY Oct II,
At IL O'Clock M,
From Ward Goyes Union Stores, Brooklyn,
$50 BALES COTTON,
Cargo prize Union.
Samples may be Tuesday, until day Of sale, a
Office Of Hiram Benner, 1l3 W all Strest.
JAMES c. CLAPP,
United States Marshal Southern District OF Florida.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
Ser @liid3=@ulbe1t .
9umpreete nod benz 9sben. Ypn 8, RSnta.
Cine polnil9e @ei9i9te.

Das SteinpFaiter mar rab uno 1@lupf<
rig pas Wa1er itr1mte BON ben Da9rinz
men Der 5auler berab uno rau1dte pur9
ete 0onen; uno bod @6ien Die Sonne in
Yollem @lan5e iiber bic @tapt @arl9au:
e6 mar ndmlid 9e9eu Gnpe pe6 Mdr&
une pobl ldun gum ;ebnten Male an bie<
fem Sage 1par auf Gin 19wereS Neoen>
l9auer blauer 5immel uno l9Snes @etz
ter eefplot.
Sin iunger Mann tit einem reid nit
pel3 beleBten lleberrode be lab bic 0emdlpe
uno &upferiti@e an einem 2aoenfe lter in
Der 9onisitrase; an per anperen Geite,
beinabe ibm ae9eniiter, am Tbpre peS ebe>
maltsen palaftea ce6 8iidof8 BON &raz
tau, fanb Elm arn,er &nabe in 2umpen,
bielt ben @oriiber9ebenpen bic 3anb bin,
um Elm Mlmoien gu empfaneen, uno Be-
pedte nit bet anpern ietn @eG9t ais pb
er fd i6dme. Cine junee, 195ne Dame
stns in bieiem &usenblid in 8eeleituna
einer anfanpfg au6ltbenpen Dienerin an
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
5. SQbrgQ1lg.


Die jllulneIotu StaatS5eitung,
fde pel Oritten un ; balbaw-
Strabe, cine Greppe bp9,
srlbetnt jecen Samlta9 uno tol ltet iwei
Doll, pet Sabr, 1T Norau6be; ;abluns.
Ein5elue 9fummeru folten 5 @entS+
Seoin3uu9en+
Nppnnireu fann man au irsenb elmer 3ett beS
}abre5; ortt iDnnen bic benz announcement Spran=
a,Deupen Numn1eru ni9t na99elanpt :perbsn.
Dsr 5ublc,i iptious= =8etras fann III gfuten IT.
gan siusr Sutcn Banf sin9eidttt werpen.
ylSs5@ YSeun Welp IN re9iltrirten Brieten per-
loren 9sbt, tasen mir beu 0erluit oua ntbt in
unre1itrtrtsu Brisfen.
IQe Aiittbeilunseu, Gjelper II. (. ~. linb gu
aS,reilireu:
Meuther S Gxsl, publilbers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
Jobu 9aeeenmiller's
Dltt6burg &a9erbter<@QlD11,

@ete Der Dritten uno &obert @traBe.
ct. Daul, Wfinn.
SD halte tets sutes 9aeerbier, pelifate Yran-
pies, a9te 5apanna<@isarreu, ausge3eitneten
emmentbaer uno Simburser adle, ippie anbere
talte 9peilen ,prrGtbia.
Wer's ntdt saubeE min, ber fou,rne uub iber-
3euse Fb. Guer Jreurb
Sobn 5aseenmiller.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
uuiDu Spte1,

untDu S9Ofel,
Gfe Der Wabol l6amz unp 4ten Stra6e,
son ut. fenb elmer.
=, Neu erbaut, seraumis> nit bpben unb freunb.
ltsn 3'mmsrn oerlsben, tpie eieles 5otel it, bic.
tet es Dem Neiienben bic berrli9iten Bequemlidb.
teiten neben gut tereiteter Soft uno Der biaigfeu
Beoienuns, icpie CUTE @etrdnfe an Der Bar.
gerdumise Stallung 1T bel bem 9auie, unb
oeBgale ben Tarnlern nalnentlif 3u empfeblen.
Netien6e une pereu@er,id merben frei ppu nnt
mad Der 9anbuns befDrbert. 159
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04

slaeutes, osr so1itsu. StaatS5eitune. !"
Miinnel elpta.
0nltiuss uup DOtpto Go. 0err Dentsl.
VEN lllm uup Srpwu COUNTY Jr. Dorier,
ct. peter NIB WepIst ety W- Sdp'mmel,
8 .Nntbuny II. aniunapolis, Ortb u. &noblau9,
Carver ct. ault,
Muntatp 8 III Saitus $. 5artmann:
5tiu pater uno Wulbinson GtY 81. 9bsner,
Winpna unt Dncna gtp 5r. Jiber.
Beueptuiu 5err JrauS .. 5eYperltept.
5auOault, Jtice 81. x5err G'ottfrteo 6ledealte'n
Nslos Gambling, =. Ouerre.
)tco }Bins, 5err 5obn 5rieerib'
M1halbaw, @ecrg Suter.
Ga 9roNs, 5srr 5eil.
8runuSviue 5err 5ris @ll!d.
Buifalp @itY, 0Bisc. 6r. 9thllttler.
2younain Gito, gSi5t. Or. SYlbr.
NoGfcrp, gSriebt g., Spbn Suceltber.
NoB creed, 5ennepin &c., Wabias 2Ssinano.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
~ eaoer S ss}rpE,a1as1n,

Civil Snsenieuy5 unc SaarYermel1er
eu,p7sbtru lilb benz Vublifum gum Nnferttgsn vou
Suupdnen uap SoltcnaNlhld9cn, gum germelen
uno 8ultircu Ycu ypt5 uno 15armen, owit gun,
Mn- nm gerfolT BON Suupdyeu uno Sanoereien.
MuitrGae ,perpen pron1pt unb beltens ausse1ubrt.
gSolf y. Meysr, 2pui5 Srpfmann,
ct. Yctsr. Nep zllln1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
@11t9<T a BRIT,
2S. 9SetS,

M abtn st StraBe, pbere2anbung, 6,
ct, Yaul Mtnn.
Danfbar fiir ben bisberieen 3uprud beebrt li9
oer unter5eibnete, bsm peutlten pubifum in
Minnelpta onau5eiaen, baB er lsine @ilsfabrit in
versrDBsrtem Mablabe in leinem neuen 5teinse-
bduoe eingerthtet bat, uno 1T int @tanbe, feline
Runoen nit SEM allsen,en telebten
Nremium= Gifie
3u ssrlsben. Ginfa9er iowie Dpppel~ @1lis 1T inn
ner ST benz nieorisNen Wreile su baben.
Dieter Gllis 1T aus9eSeidnet gum Ginma9eu
Don @urten uno anocrn5riibten, unb 1T Don benz
prattilaen @bemifer Dr.9teip mi7enl1aftli9 un-
terluat. Derlelbe fanb ibn splfpmmen re n, u.
empfebIt ibn auf's Beite gum Ganilieneebrau9.
QB. @ cts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
THE
MIMNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG,

A WEEKLY PAPER,
oubHshed By REU7 HER e. Excl,
Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
@pmfortables beutl ldes
IS a It. un6 6 . It u6
;l1m M1tuueipta=&bdI.

Sort Strobe, nabe Dem @lodenbaus.
Der unterseidnete erlaubt 1ieb bermit, bic Mxf-
mertlamteit pes einbeimi19en uno ausm1rtietu
peutl9en publtfumS auf ieiu nett unb beauem
ein9erieetetee GAIT uno aultbaus au lenfen.
Sn oemlelben linbet ber pertbe Sat bic alIer-
treunblibite uno biQislte 8ebienuue, reinli&es
vegis' quite 3oit, fur5 Mues, mas in elmer anftdu-
ot9en gSlrtbl9aft beanlprudt perben fann.
@ute Stauung befnbet lId ebenfaQs beim 5aufe.
Oas Streben ees l1nteraei9neten 1T bic Aner-
tennuns bsrer, bic Jpn beebren.
Ibepbpr Damn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
0eutibe Mpptbefe
Don
Dr. W. B. MiLIer,

! z 1r. ~. B. MilIer,
- @bemtter unp Dru9tt
ct. Mntbony< y<@trabe> 3pi19en Mmerican- uni
Wtn6lotp= 5oule.
ct. Yaul> Ninne1pta.
l1nterssiAneter fest bas perebrte Yublitum it,
Renntnib, bab er apn isst ab in ieiner Office bic
/ Smpfung nit frii9em gelunbem @tpF pprnin,mt.
De6glei9en bat CT fri5bcn @arten-, @ras> unt
8lumenlamen erbalten. Or. Miller.
- De>ttl6e Mpptbefe
Nau1 9ieaer,
Dritte Ctr unterbalb ben rGmpire 8lud,
ct. Yaul, Minn.
G'reb unD aleinbanoler in Drueuenunb
firmerien> Goilette- Mrtifein, @arboneOel <u-
bol> Nob< unb Jarbenfoffen seri9iebener Mrt, 70
pie ian1nliGen 9rtifeln fit 8rauereien, II,
alS Rprfsn, 9au{eubla@e &c.
ST. s. Nie9er,
prafttI9er MrSt> Sperateur unb @eburt8z
belfer
Dritte @traBe, uabe btm Mmericanbaule,
VII puul, WtlUN-
9tets frilder Smpf(pH Sorbanben.
Uem Cn9(an0 Ba&erD
2p,tis g. Sod,
Oritte Strabe, 5wtI I9en Npbertz II. Saflpn.
gmpiieblt l6 bem publifum nit leinem Brpb
unb SUDDEN, u1p bic nit pem @e]d1ft perbunbene
Graders Jabrif iefert ate Mrten Der belen Graf
fers.
5Gnoler i'm 9anbe werbeu e5 III ibrem @ortbeiI
inoen, bel mir porauipre6en. 7Ob
Ga0le-Bd6erei & Cracker=5a6ri6,
Ss,m. Gie5, @igentbiimer,
Vterte StraBe>
btnter b e1tt 81 n1er ican 5pu E"
ct. paul, Minuelpta, bat aQe @urten Brpb
@raders unb alle in eas Ba9 ein16larenben M~-
lifsl jsben Mprsen frii9 ssbaden.
s1}eter Sprf.
@fe BET Se96ten unp WabaltaDfraBe
ealpFeblt Idb Dem publtum nit tdg-.4 fri1b &C.
acieuem Srub unb SUDDEN.
Triebricb 2ienan,
0rpcer,
Bprt frabe> nabe ct. Mntbpnytrabe
st. Saul, Witnn.,
empfsblt lib benz perebrteu publtfum. Der1elbe
bat tets an 5ano
@rDcerten unb Neben8nttttel,
WfebL, Gemufe,
Wil0pret u. !. 70.
Gswirb lteta n1ein 8eltreben lein, fril9e Nuars
pprrdtbt9 5u balten unb meme Runbeu prpmpl
uue bt((ia III bebieneu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
SIT. 218.
!, = a + RS $ aus, !"
Junfte @trabe, neben perpofoffce,

Spbn 9. &abr.
0s. unter3ei9nete, fraber Mitsieentbamer bes
Determinations unb @aloon @eltaftes dur
boule' empFeblt bieruit benz beutlben publifum
lein nsue6 elegant unb eumfcrtabel einseri&tetes
@tari'iiement. Sn bemlelten iteben benz seebr.
ten 9elu9er tets gu 9ienlten
Die auSsewabltelten feinen Qiqueure nno @eine.
@uperbes, aets friiaes Qaeerbier son BEN
beltebteNen @etrdu>
Ne1te impurtirte &igarren.
u miro tets n1ein @tol3 iein, in ben sruann.
pm A.titsn eas Ausss5ei@netae gu uFerireu.
c1phn g. Qahr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
Ol0 MapoIe0u' Mon1,

0lb 0apoleon's Yone,
8 alppn S &eHauratipn,
Drttte 9traBe,
seseniiter Dem Mmerieau 5pule.
neer Bar: Die feinlten @eine, 2iqueure,
eas bette Saeerbier uno
d d9te $ ao mas.
Sn oer 5teltauration: Tril9e Oyilers pber au-
brreitet IN 1eoer Taepu> pclifate .parn,s @peiIen
5u 1eeer 3elt. 6. . els.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
q. s. 6. .. 6tlfuan,

g. S g. .. 6tlfillan,
NbDpfaten unb &e9t6>Mnwdlte,
empfeblen f9 ibren serebrten beut|9en Mitbiir-
germ alS &e6tsbeifanbe unb in's 8el1nbere aur
Wusfertieung BON llrtunben ,e.
Sfftce: l1eber Stiles 8u9-2aten, Drittt
@otrd6e ct. Wau(.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
6afbauS 11t1b 2aIpprt
gum
9Nei6e11 Mhler.

|. 8. StraBeunmeitb BEN GopttpL
Dieies prbleinseri9tete @aabaus, bei ben, ii&
seraumise @taQuns befnbet, 1T BEN perebrter
beutl@en Yublitum befens empfobleu. Bier.
2 @las ftr 5 &euts bonn beRen @ebr6u. gtaor.
:rt1 asselass1t' 1ster g @@11at5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
81 etterz@ z@Qlle

. rite @trab e. sfeenubtr Der VresbYtertsu.
Stride, ct. Yaul, Minu.
Sn bielem neu- unb freunbli@ eiugeri&tetea
0a9erbier~@alcon 1T tets 3u baben
8efe8 2aAerbter 2 @la6 fit 5 Gents
8alte Speiien unb Seine Gisarren.
S. 9. Nanl.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04

Sat- prei Mouate ipdter iaB 3ofa'6
Mutter wteper in tbrem 8obn3immer
aber biesmal war iie nt6t nur sepaufenz
oou, lonpern tpeinte bitterli9 iber etnem
9e6fnet Dor tbr liesenpen 8rtefe. Die
Eodter Die RAID eintrat, erldraf, al8 1te
Die Mutter tn Tbrdnen fab.
"Da6 bait Du, Mama? @a8 1T ppr>
9efaIen? Dart ids wii1en?"
= uDu parfit e5 nidt ttur, lonbern
mubt es pi6en. !6ier 1T Elm 8rief bon
@uitav, Gr 1T i'm Besrif, fd 3u oerbet.
ratben, aber ni&t nit Dir. Der &et@>
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31
FOB THE SPIRIT OF TIE AGE.

MR. EDITOR Confer with the proper au-
thorities as to the expediency of substituting
the blind ditch or underground entrench-
ment, as 2 more formidable means of defence
than the present plan Of embankments, which
Is laborious. OF structure and not very ~satisfac-
tory o~fresults. Aditch 5 or 6 feet deep, from
8 to. 5 wide at bottom and so narrow at top.
Say 2 feet that the enemy's balls could not
and their way in. If TIE people Of Raleigh,
Goldsboro' and other towns could circum-
y~allate their surburhs with a network of
these underground ditches, and place 5 or 10
600 troops in them, it would require a sac
riice Of 80 600 Of the invaders to make an
entrance. The ditch being more easily dug.
and more effective against the enemy,
why not adopt it forthwith ? Suggest the
plan to those in command about WeIdod and
such places asare liable to be attacked by the
enemy, and obliee a North Carolinian, in
camp near Fredericksburg, Va, c. NJ. d.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31
LADY FRIEND.

Burning CoTToN.-Peyton Atkinson, Esq,
of Pitt county, n. c., has already burned
500 bales Of cotton on one of his plantations,
rather than that it should remain liable to
the plundering raids of the enemy. When
a man thus voluntarily sacrifices over thirty
thousand dollars worth Of his own property,
from a sense of patriotic duty, he gives the
most convincing evidence that he belongs
indeed to a people who are "terribly in
earnest" and will shrink from no sacrifices
of private interest that the cause may de-
mand.-W Harrington Journal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A likely
Negro Girl about II years Of age, for sale
Or she will be exchanged for a Woman who
can do the washing and cooking for a family.
For particulars, enquire at this Office.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31

SAFETY OF CAPT. OR. R~AND.-Wedoubted
the reported death of Capt. Rand, of Vance's
26th. We now are enabled to state positive
Is that he IS neither killed nor wounded, but
is a prisoner. with the great bulk of his COM
pany. This IS a matter of congratulatinn.
for he fought calamity and is one of the best
officers in the regiment.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31
DEATHS.

In Lflesvfne. Arson county. v. c.. on the morning
of the 10th inst. i'll her 50th year, Mrs. Elizabeth G.
Lilies. consort of the late Nelson p. Lilies, departed
this life. The deceased was q consistent member of
the Methodist Church for the last eighteen years
Since her connection with that Church her life has
been exemplary Of the true christian; eyincing to all
bv her Cody walk and pious conversation, that she
had been with God. and that she felt deep solici4ude
for the spiritual welfare of her fellow creatures.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31

From the Richmond Examiner, March26th:

BATTLE NEAR Observation-Disclosures
we're received last night in official quarters,
stating that a battle had taken place between
General Stouewall Jackson's command and a
large force Of the enemy about five miles
from Winchester, and that we had S~ustaine a
reverse. oar forces having been compelled to
fail back in the direction of Strasburg. The
force under General Jackson is stated 70 have
been about fye thousand men, while the en-
emv is said to have been ONE seventeen or
eighteen thousand strong. Our loss in Off
GERS Is said TO have been very large. Wean-
nex 4 copy of one Of the official dispatches,
which we we're enabled to obtain at a late
hour last nj rht:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF N. C.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
RALEIGH, March 22d, 1862.
General Order,
No. 5.

A IL NEW COMPANIES OF NORTH CARO-
~ ma volunteers must be rendered directly to
the state. otherwise the bounty authorized b. the
ordnance 1.-THE Convention TO raise North Carolina's
quota 81. troops will not be paid to them, as the law
goes not allow 1t. The Companies so rendered will
De organized into Regiments by the State, the COM
mlsslOned officers Of which elect their field Officers
Inc bounty will be paid each Company as soon as
possible after their arrival in Camp.
ii. No organization of Regiments or Battalions will
pc recognized unless the same is done by authority of
the state and in compliance with its laws.
III. These Troops being raised for immediate field
service should have no more baggage than each man
can carry in his knapsack. 1t is desirable that each
man bring blanket If he can furnish il, any addi-
tlonal articles must necessarily be lost if brought.
IN. All communications on Military matters must
be sent TO this Office. In 10 other way viii they re-
ceivei mmediate attention.
By order of Governor CLARK.
j. g. MARTIN, Adjutant General.
> Raleigh, March %, 1862 3aAt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31
TIE VERY --LATEST NEWS.

We have had no mails north of Weldon
since the Goth inst, and the Telegraph seems,
tobe idle consequently no papers of a recent
date has reached Us. Passengers by the train
from Norfolk on Friday evening, say there
was a repor. in Suffolk that day, that an en-
gage ment was then going Oh between Mag
ruder and the yankee forces but passengers
direct from Norfolk had heard nothing Of
such an event. The news of a fight with
Magruder IS rather confirmed by passengers
from GoidSboro' Saturday morning.
Passengers on Saturday mornings train,
from Kinst0n, report that . portion Of orr
army had fallen back near Trenton, som Is
miles nearer Newbern, and that there was a
rumor in camp that the enemy some 10, 900
strong, hadccnnenced an onward and march
towards kiustcu. We give these reports for
what they are worth, not knowing Sya6 thew
are entitled = any credit.
We have heard il intimated that the next
tidings we have from Gems. Van Dorm aud
Price will be of the most gratifying charac-
ter; that, indeed, great events have already
traRspired. When we are 10 hear this good
news, and what it viii be, WE havenot learned.
The 4+th Regiment n. q. Troops was
formed at Camp Mangum, near this city, on
Friday last, q. B.. Slngletary, Of Pitt, was
elected Colonel; Carney Cotton, of Chatham,
Lieut.. Colonel; and ---- Major.
We did not learn of what Companies the
Regiment was compose3.
Isaac y. Harris of Chatham, and Martin
Jolly, both of the 9TH Reg. n. G. Vols, died
in Suffolk last week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31

From the Richmond Examiner of the % til,
we gather the folio wing interesting items
From THE NORTH.-We are assured in
wellinformed quarters that the government
has received advices Of a very important ma
ture, through a letter addressed to the Sec
rotary of War by a prominent and we'll
known politician of the North. These dis
patches from the enemy's country ex-
press the most determined confidence that
unless some great disaster 10 our arms inter
venes, the attempt which will he made. about
the middle Of next month, to put in opera
ton the system of direct taxation at the
North, viii accomplish, perhaps by gradual
steps, the Abandonment of the war by the
Yankees. The public debt of the North is
stated already to be taelve hundred millions
of dollars.
From TENNEssEE.--We have some very
important intelligence from Tennessee.
\ telegram was received last night at the
War Depal tment, from General Kirby Smith,
which states that the Federals are advancing
in three large columns upon East and Middle
Tennessee, one from the direction o EVANSVILLE,
another towards Cumberland Cap, and a third
by way of London and Montgomery.
EXCHANGE OF PgIsoNERs.-We have beer
a0le JoeXamiRe TT Official correspondent
that has passed between our government anC
that at Washington on the subject Of Uht
exchange If prisoners; the correspondence
being conducted by General Howell Cobb
commissioner on our part, and Major Genera
Wool, in command Of the Federal forces a
Fortress Monroe. The CORRESPONDENCE af
fords evidence of the most shameless an,
fagitous act Of perfidy that was ever perpe
trafed by u civilized power-the North hav
ing violated its distinct engagement to releas
our pTivateersmen and to parole our prison
ers within ten days after their capture" a
soon as the Fort Donelson disaster change
the surplus Of prisoners from our side t
theirs.
I 1t seems that the proposition for an ex
| change Of prisoners was first made by Gen
Wool, in a letter to Gen. Huger, dated tn
18th Of February, 1862.
TIL points of the whole negotiation. ey
} tending through u correspondence Of man
l pages, may be stated in a few words. 4
: the time it was believed our governmer
: held the larger number of prisoners, the [
S. proposed to exchange all prisoners. and
!. place on parole, in their own country, ii
!, surplus held by either party and our gov
eminent agreed to the proposition. Befol
u the agreement could be reduced to writin
:, and signed by the parties, the casualties
war reversed this state of things, and "a,
= the United States the larger number of pr
/ oners. With this change of things the Tn
ted States changed their policy, and delibe
ately, and perfdiously, and shame1essly, RI
ceded from the proposition to which they h
: been distinctly committed by every oblig'
lie ton of truth, homer and good faith.
II A recommendation has been made by Il
J Secretary of War, on the statement Of fac
referred to above, to declare discharged su,
e Of our own citizens as are now subject
e parole.
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