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any other article sold 6v druggists
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

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retaiis for 50 cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bor-ies. The quart bottles Il. much tae
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s C. PRATT. NJ. D..
Lecturer on sanitary science.

.N0 =. rs1l1n lcL-tsi. D1SfJ1.
z. PRATT gives particular attention the -asiona
l. treatment y The fgluxE- special diseases viz
Stamnern-. Epilepsy auassn. Dyspepsia. disease.
u tie 81 aCd Gar. diseases u The Throat a- Lung
diseases Of Females and - s-a>-- - ne Ei0o. aci.-
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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07
TUEsDAYMORNING, JAN. I, 1861.

WE give to-day, much of the correspon-
dence between Seward and Lord Lyons as our
limited space will admit. We are sorry we
could not give the whole Of Stewards long pre-
amble, not that it possesses any considerable
merit, but that our readers might be able,
simply, to see what an extraordinary effort be
has made at display of superior statesman
ship.
He has argued tke question at great length
and with considerable adroitness and shrewd
cunning for which he is so distinguished but
when the positions taken come TO be viewed in
the light of facts, law and usage, his argu-
ments will be seen to drift before the scruti-
nizing research chaff before the wind.
We arc glad to see that he takes such pains
to justify the act Of Capt Wilkes, or the yield
ing up of the commissioners only complies
with one half Of the ultmatum of her Maies-
ty and leaves the matter now just where we
want it-our ministers at their post and the
cause of war still existing, aud exists too, in
such form that the Rump cannot dodge
it without plunging themselves ten fold deeper
in disgrace.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07
ICnEIsfINICATED. I

At meeting held Dec. 3ist 1861. at Fort
Thompson, ~ c. by tire members Of the GatIin
ARTILLERY commanded by Captain James s. lane.
Cant J S. Lane WAS called 20 the chair and the
Rev. Thos z. Cherry appointed Secretary. On
motion the c;.air.nen 20 med ents. Ad ~
Barri g.o,, and John j. Brabblei Sergeants W.
d F. eb e, Jerome Saw. or. al. the R-v. fhos
p Chc.ry. II cu,i4iitee ~ dra { resO Itlons eN-
uressive of the sense of the meeting when the Fob
lowing preamble and resolutions were uHonI-
mousy adopted.
Hherccs, in the dispehsation of an kllwise Prov
ideuce our fellow soldier William a. Kelly baV-
ing been removed from Us by death. WHO was
cortous AID respectful. beloved by all " no v whe
in camp had formed his acquaintance. held III
high esteem by his commanding Officers, and
admired for his sol1ietly department by the
comDanv of which he was a member. therefore.
Resotred, tha, in the death of " lillian A. kel-
lev the couu'rv has lost good soldier, and that
we deeply synIpathizv with the bereaVed family
and with the N deeply lament their loss, "hiie
we >hali ever respect ard appreciate his memory
Resoioef I, that the Secretary send copy of
these resolutions the Editor of the Progress
with n request that he publish the same, and that
a CODY be sent To the family of the Deceased.
Capt J. s. LANE. CHAIRMAN.
Rev. 5 z. CHERRY SEC-RT
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07
THE n. C. SALT COMMISSIONERS.

A gentleman informs the Fayettville Obser-
yer that he travelled on the cars early last
week with DR.. Worth, who was on his way to
the coast for the second time He had been to
the Virginia Salt Works to familliarize himself
with the whole process of salt making, for
wich purpose the proprietors there had kindly
given him every facility and information. He
thinks he make some improvements of the
works. HIS difficulty is in getting the ncces-
sary salt pans cast for which he has applied
in every accessible quarter in and out OF the
State. AS he could not be in Virginia and at
the foundries and on the coast all at one and
the same time, he had prevailed upon another
energetic gentleman TO proceed him to the
coast to make the necessary arrangements
previous to his second arrival there Pet.
Express.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07

The WEATnEE-We do not recollect ever TO
have seen a more pleasant December than tho
one just past. 1t was about cold enough in
this latitude 10 be pleasant, and if drop ofrsin
or snow fell during the month it escaped our
notice. But on Friday last clouds ovcrspread
the sky, and Friday night and Saturday were
bitter cold, and Saturday night and Sunday it
rained, showed ard sleeted heavily; and Mon
day while we write this notice, at y O'clock
it is still very cold and the trees are still bend.
ing under the heavy load of ice that has accu-
muaed upon their branches.
This is fine weather for trying the patriot
ism Of our soliiers, even here, and must
BE- much more severe upon them further
North.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07
WaRIiKE PREPARATIONS.


The warlike pr; parations of the British Gov
ernment continued To make steady progress
The Persia left Liverpool on the nj sht of he 18th
having on board nearly 2U0 soldiers and some
$50 tons of ordnance stores. The GreHadier and
Scots Fu>iler Guards were tu embark at SuGi H.
anpton in the Adri,tc and Parana on the 18th.
They were formerly inS pected and warmly
m5limented by the Duke Of Cambridge on the
18th, preparatory to their departure from Lon
don.
A Malta dispatch of the 10Th Of Dee says that
the greatest excitement had prevailed there, oW-
ing to the receipt of orders by telegraph to dis
ratc ch as speedily possible all the Glsposabie
ships ofw ar Gibraltar for the purpose, rs it
rumor, d, of having them ready for service in
America. if necessaaiy. In con pliaice with
these was large number + war vessels were
being assembled at Gibralter.
Sdmral Darces had been appointed second
iconnand to SiI Al. xalder Milne the Nor b
American staten.
Ten Armstrong 100-pounder guns had been or
d red to be eniharkei for the and land !efen-
ces of Halifax with all GIsp; tch. Orders had
be EN- issued for the ufacrure of 10 600 COO
of small arm cartridges and 100000 charges for
Armstrong loo Founders tar service-Arm-
strong lU0-,ounders had likewise been OF
dered to be shipped to the British Possessions in
tie Pacific
The Times (City Article) of the 18th, refer
ring to the warke preparations says the adVl
ces by each mail strengthen the satisfaction OF
the public at the course adopted by the British
sie hest relaxation of vigor and hrmness would
be the most fatal event that could happen Tor the
future credit and influence OF the country.
Consd era bic transactions In war risks were tr!-
king place at Lloyds at irregular, aud III most ca
scs ratu .r enhanced rates.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07

Especial DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND DISPATCH. !
NoFoLK. Jan. 3.-Narthern papers to the I'd
inst. have been received at the office of the
Norfolk Day Book.
The New York Herald of the Cd of Janua'y y,
says that there are rulnors in that city that a
serious engagement is gong on IN Southern
Kentucky. Nothing Authentic, however, has
been received.
The people of Arkansas, tits reported, have
refused to allow Gen. Price to enter that State
with the Missouri troops, and will oniy permit
those belonging 10 the Confederate service to
come among them.
1t is said that there are no Confederate
troops now in Missouri.
Gen. Mcclellan has had relapse. His dis
ease is typhoid feyery and his recovery is doubt
full.
Lincoln's message has been received in Eng
land. There is great surprise at the absence Of
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07

The LOndan Morning Post report that the instruc-
| TORS to Lord Lyons combiAe such iudic business
and temperance of procedure that the American,
most tender of his pride. will be unable to COM
plain of Englands course as menacing or
naughty.
A telegram of the goth instant from Berne,
S~ifzeriaad, contains the following important
announcements:
The Federal Council has received circular
addressed by the French Government TO Euro
pean Power, declaring that the arrest of MeSsrs-
Mason and Slidell was contrary to principals
" hich are regarded essential to the security of
neutral flags.
The circular states that the French Govern
ment deemed it necessary submit this opn
ion To the Cabinet at Washngt' iu order TO de-
terDlne IT to make concession which the
French Government considered i::dispensa-
! Bile
A large meeting of masters and officers in the
mere cantile marine had been held at Loudou. and
they had resolved to heartily co operate with the
Government whenever their services might be
required.
! TIE London Herald bitterly criticizes Mr.. Se-
ards foreign correspondence, charging him
with insolenre foley, and wick ednrss, wan
ton and mischievous any that history re-
cords
1hr London Times also has All editorial on Mr.,
Seward ) dispatciies and :rs ats them with rdi
cule, 1t saws MIR Seward assumes 10 i:strnct
the entire human race as to the origin OF the
ri ghts and prospects Of the war In America. anh
his confident assurance as to The dimensions
and duration of the beied before his
words reach the pubtic.
Movements were taking place between the Gov
ernment and the huritics of Liverpool, looking
| t. the def, 1lSCS of that port
London, Dec 22'-The Observer ministerial
organ) says that England wishes for peace but
that she " i'll gain by war as it will euabe her
of the South and give lessUn to the United
States.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07

all allusion to the Trent affair The London
Times characteriZes the message as tissue OF
concealnents.
practical suspension of the Banks al the
North has taken place. There is a general
squabble going on among them relative to an
agreement 0! equalization.
The Herald says the list Of failures last year
IN the Northern States numbered si1 thousand -
Their Indebtedness reached the sum of one ham
dred and eighty millions Of dotturs
Stocks steady Exchange is held at 8 .I2
U. S. 6's So; Erie 81; Hudson river 80 Cotton
- Coffee firm. Provisions dull.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2.-It is repor Jed here that
Gen. Pillow resigned his command at Colun.
bus few days ago and has gone home.
HANDsBoRo', (beloao Neto Orleans.) January
3.-Twelve Federal vessels were near Ship IS
land yesterday. There has been considerable
drumming and stirring aroud within the past
ten days.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 3.-The reported resignation
Of Gen. Pillow is confirmed
NASHVILLE, Jan. 2 2-Genera johnson has
called on the Provisional Government of Ken
lucky tor 5000 troops. to serve one or three
years 1t is understood when two or more brig
AIDES are mustered in they will be placed under
the command of Mr. Preston. late Minister TO
Spain
There are no Federals. with the exception of
few scouts, on thi- Side of Green River. yet
/
Late accounts from beyond Green river rep
resent be Federals still receiving large re-
Inducements.
AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 3.-A ship, schooner
and the steamship Isabel arrived at Charles
yesterday morning, having run the blockade,
as well as having avoided the old wtalers
which have recently been sunk in the channel
New ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-General Lowell re
ceived the following dispatch from HandSboro',
dated on yesterday. The enemy had come
near Biloxi on yesterday morning. Two
United States officers, with sixty men, landed
in small boats, and demanded of Captain Far
rell, the commander at that place, any proper
" belonging to the United States and all muni-
tons of war belonging to the Confederate States.
Capt Farrell was given only one hour to decide
Farroll surrendered to the United States Com
modore, who took off two small cannon. 1t
is said that General Butler and his command
are at ship island The Yankees remained at
Biloxi only few hours and then returned to
Ship island.
a special dispatch to the Picoyune, from Mis-.
sissippi city, dated to day says that the Federals
had left there aud the coast all quiet
To-day Biloxi considered in possession of
the Yankees. AS they momentarily expected
tn occupy it.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07

SASANSAH. GA Jan. 3.-The Republican
SAYS the Federals landed six thousand troops
at Port Royal on "Wednesday morning under
cover of shells and gunboats. General Penn
berton, with Jones regiment and four compa-
nics of Dunovant's regiment, advanced upon
tt en-, when fierce battle ensued, which re-
suited in driving the enemy, with considerable
loss, under cover Of their guns. The Conted.
crates fell back to GARDENERS corner. Our
loss was eight killed and fifteen wounded.
Gen. Evans, with large reinforcements, went
promptly to the scene of action, and the hr!ng
was renewed at 10 O'Clock on yesterday morn
ing. ,
The Savannah Morning Neacs says that
General Lee has also gone to the scene OF ac-
ton.
The Savannah Republican of yesterday
morning says that Captain John Stephenson
schooner, Lucy Waring, which has just been
released from the Lincoln feet, arrived yester-
day, and says that seventy-five vessels were
at Port Royal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07

Exodus OF YANKEE PRISONERS The Con-
federate Prison authorities expect to ship to-
day, to Newport News, 240 Yankee prisoners.
The men consist entirely Of those who have
been longest here. None of those captured at
Leesburg are in the crowd. They are in ex-
change for like number of ours sent to Nor
folk by old WOOL the Federal boss" at Fort
rcss Monroe. We learn that, in addition to
the above, large number of disabled wound
cd prisoners OF war will soon be released and
sent North. 1t is perhaps the best thing that
could be done with them. With us they are
t,rey producers and consumers at an
awful rate-Rtch E.rGminer.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE AR
NV

1t is not generally known that, at the previous
session OF Congress, a special committee was
appointed to visit, during the recess, the militia
,y camps. The objects OF this visit were under
stood to be to examine the hygiene of the
camps, the condition OF the army IN other res
rests and the comfort of the soldiers. These
objects were of course, highly praiseworthy
but we would like very much to know what
has become of the committee and Its labours
and if nothing found by them " rotten in
Denmark" Have they reported in secret ses-
sion of Congress, OF have they reported at ali !?
Rjch J1r
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07

ANOTHER WRECKED YANKEE.-We received
the pleasing Intelligence yesterday that aHotf-
er Yankee steamer had gone ashore opposite
Swansboro' ur Cedar Point on Sunday night:
We have not heard the particulars about it yet
but may be able to give something more III
our next, as Major Boon and Lieut. Colonel
Robinson left yesterday to pay it visit: It's
a good time now for them to prowl round our
coast. Pity that Burnside didn't get to HATTIE
ras Oh Saturday instead of Old Point
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07
LONDON. Dec. 19, 1861.

LONDON. DEC. 19, 1861.
Pending the news in response to the de-
mands Of the British Government in regard to
the Trent affair the English papers have little
to say.
The London Times has a servere article on
the brutalzing signs which civil war is produ-
cling, and strongly denounces various measures
of the Northern States.
Several French journals maintain that France
should give moral support TO ngland recog-
nzng the independence of the South.
The National, the organ ofPrince Napoleon,
says that France has no other enemy but
England, and should not weaken the United
States
Breslau, Dec 1s.-7He Breszau Zeitung of
to day says: Mgr Bialobezeski adminstra-
tor of the Archbis hopric of Warsaw, has been
condemned to death. lie refused to appeal
for pardon, and said, have done nothing which
should be punished with death."'
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07
SICNIETC Mt

The Yankees discussing proposition to
remove the seat of Government to New York,
and although this vast stockjobbing scheme
may fail, the mere fact of its having been dis
cusscd, will contribute to produce abroad new
faith in our ability to establish our nation
ality.
The North has plentiful lack" Of states
manship, and this is another striking illustra
ton of the truth we have just enunciated.-
Norfolk, Ldy Book.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07
MCCLELLAN AND THE LINJULN CON
GRFSS

1t is currently reported that movement is
on foot in the Washington Congress to super
sede Gen. Mcclellan by the Massachusetts, law
yer Nathaniel z. Banks. Thcy complain that
Mcclellan is two slow, and they want Il com
mander who wall respond to the popular camor
for an onward movement. The Yankees have
been eight n,onths engaged i'll the work OF
suhju gazing the Sout', but are still as far from
accomplishing their purpose as they were at
the outset. We do not wonder, therefore, at
their inpatience. -Disputch
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07

DRowNED.-This morning about o'clock
Mr.. 4. B. Utley, whilst on the wharf in the
lower part of the town, fell over into the river,
and was drowned. His body was recovered
in short time, and every effort was made to
resuscate life, but without effect. Mr.. Utley,
we believe, was a native Of Chatham comfy, in
this State but for several years past had been
a resident of this town lie was about GO
years old and leaves family and large circle
of acquaintances to mourn his DEATH Wa<
Journal
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07
FROM THE SOUTH CAROLINA COAST

CHARLESTON Jan. 5-Reliable intelligence
has been received that the Yankee troops have
been driven frt3m their position On the main
land. and have sought protection on PoIt Roy
al island; and under the guns Of their war
ship.
IGeneral Lee in telegraph to Official quar-
ters, here confirms, substantially the abofere-
port.
ANOTHER VESSEL Runs THE BLOCK
ABE.
New ORLExSs, Jan. 4--A British steamer
has arrived IN confederate port, which brings
a large quantity of aanEitions of war and 9th
valuable articles.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07
TIE NEWS BY THE ASIA.

Halifax, Tuesday, Dec. 81, 1Ss1.-The
steamship Asia, from Liverpool at II O'clock
on the morning of the 2lst, via Queenstown on
the 22d inst arrived here at o'clock this
(ruesday) morning.
The Asia has on board 500 troops, stores,
&C. and consequently is under orders of the
Government.
The Asia has % passengers for New York
and 81, 200 in specie
The Asia reports passing the Canada, for
Live, pool, on the % inst. also the ship Pre-
mer, on the same day.
The dates per the Asia are three days later
than those per the Etna. at NeS-Yora.