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Burnsids,s Fleet.

Buyn6toe,s Fleet
Tbs falf1ine 3xs ~ sashas from the papers Of
the effect Of the Storm upea the Burnsids fest
BurmidA ~ ~ III. fpsft taSlw Apartment at
Warrington, ffue whict We gather he following:
Cen burnside b Bis szaecisf sspost Is the Depart
ment at Washington, says that b lsee5ed Hsttsras
sIser foggy and stormy passaee, md Inst most Of
ne smaller vessels had anchored safely IN that har
oor ~ before the severest PORTION Of the ea3aL
Inc propeller City of York, loaded with powder,
nnes, and bombs, has been wrecked. -
Inc Steamer Louisiana Is ashore.
Inc gunboat Zousve, loaded with seventeen huh
dred rifles, three hundred boxes of powder, and
tnrty BOXES OF revolvers the canal boat Grapeshot
loaded with bombs; the steamer New Brunswick.
with the fourth Maine regiment; the steamer Poca-
hontas, with the Rhode Islaad battery: and the
steamer Eastern Queen and between thirty and forty
vessels, are missing and probably lost
Gen. Burnside has the largest portion Of the aeet
inside at Hatteras, awaiting reinforcements
ANOTHER ACcouNT--sY ASSOCIATED PRESS
FORTRESS MosRoE, Jan. 2H-By the arrival Of tho
steamer Eastern State We have the most direct and
official intelligence Of the arrival Of the Burnside
Expedition at its destination The Eastern State
lett the Inlet last night and arrived here late this
afternoon. 1l
The recent storms were unusually severe at Hat
teras, and consequently delayed and crippled the
Expedition, but when the Eastern State left every.
tning looked favorable.
Inc expedition sailed from Hampton Roads on
'ne Tin and 18th instants, and consisted of l26
sessels ot al. classes they arrived at hatteras
Tue lz'h ana 18th, having been greatly re-
6 uaaeu ~ severe storms ana adverse winds which
preVaiea ABOUT that time After their arrival they
eAeprlencea series Oh storms OF such unparalleled
severity, that Tor TWO days In succession on more
thah one OCCASION IT was Impossible to hold COM
"un.catioh between any TWO vessels OF the Meet
ter the nrst STORM 1t was discovered that instead
VI vessels craving eight and halt feet being able
90 over tne owash or bars, as Zen. Burnside had
oeen llioimeo, no vessel drawing over seven and
quarer ,eet coIia pass into pam!co Sound. No
e''eei coua pass the outside bar drawing over
Thirteen 'ee' unless sKliluiiy poted consequently
the steamer O'ty OF He" forS struck on the bar,
ioaaed WIN cargo valued at S2OUOOO and consist
ing OF powder, rifles and bombs, and proved total
loss. The captain and crew, after bravely remain
ing in the rigging for forty hours, were saved
The gunboat Zouate dragged her anchors, stove a
hole in her bottom and sunk, provinGs total loss.
Her crew was saved.
Inc steamer focahontds went ashore near the
lighthouse, and became total wreck. Ninety
valuable horses, belonging to the Rhode Island bat
terry, We're on board, and were all drowned, incud'
ing several valued at fve hundred dollars cash:
The Grapeshot parted the hawser by which She
was towed, and went down at sea. Her crew were
saved.
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The STAY LAw.-It viii be seen, by reference to
the proceedings Of the Convention on Friday, that
the ordinance introduced by Mr.. Badger, to repeal
material portions of the stay law, was indefinitely
postponed. Several members voted against post
poining who do noS approve the present law, but
who hoped to it amended and improved if practi.
cable The debate upon this question was charac-
terized by as much ability, perhaps, as any that has
taken place liz the Convention.
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eW- Dr.. s. =. Satchwell, the excellent surgeon Of
Col Clngmans regiment in South Carolina corrscts
in the Wilmington journal the erroneous impress
sons which hare gone out in regard TO the sickness
and mortality in that regiment The deaths have
been few comparatively. .-
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The, Wilmington Journal suggests the propriety
Of the mints, at Charlotte, Dshlonega, and New Or
leans, being put in operation by the goyernmsnt.-
good idea if there is any business to do in that
line. .el 49,.
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FIRE COMPANY No. lat meeting of the mem
bers of Fire Company No. of This City, held at the
Mayors officer, on Tuesday night the 2sth ut, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
NJ H. Brown Captain; John Armstrong, LIST Lieu
tenant; B. W. Starke, I'd Lieut.; Harris Vaughn,
Sd Lieut. D. W. Bain Sec. and Treasurer.
The second Friday of this month at o'clock, P.
NJ, was set apart by the Captain as the time OF the
first parade of the company.
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D 1 e d ,

In Newborn. N. c., "Wednesday the 2sth ult, Mrs.
The death Of this estabe lady has thrown gloom
wide circle II purity Of motive, unsesh benevolenee,
chaste and truthful conversation, meek and quiet spirit
charity towards Others untrng devotion to husband chill
dren aud friends and kind consideration of the Of
the poor and of her servants characteristics of L
good woman then the writer OF this small tribute who
has known her WELL truly say. be has never known
truer better, than Mrs. Cole The loss of such
friend but l the hearts Of the bereayed with deep
but they hope to meet her again purer, brighter
better world, p,
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THE CONVENTION readers will find the pro-
ceedings of Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sat
urday in our columns to-day.
The Convention was engaged the greater part Of
Monday in considering the charter of the Piedmont
Railroad, generally known as the Danville connec-
ton. The proposition to make Lexington the termi-
nus of the Road in North Carolina voted down
and the pending question, when the Convention ad,
journed on Monday evening, was to make the Com
pany Shops" the terminus.
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CHATHAM CoALF1ELDs RoAD-We are requested
to announce that there will be meeting of the
Commissioners of the Chatham Railroad Company
IN Raleigh, on Saturday next the 9th February. A
full attendance is solicited The names of the Com
missioners are as follows: John c. Stone, Henry A.
London, Frank Page, K P. Battle o. A. Tyson, T.
D. Hogg R. S. Tucker, W. P. Taylor, VIM. Hogan
Jones, Elias Bryan.
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PROMOTION IN THE ARMY.-It will be seen, BY
Thursdays proceedings, that Mr.. Smith, Of Halifax,
has offered in the Convention resolutions directing
the committee on military affairs to make several
important inqur es in relation to military affairs,
and among them an inquiry into the expediency of
changing the rule Of promotion in the State troops
and on Monday Mr.. Thompson, Of Wayne, introdu.
ced an ordinance providing that the regmenta rule
Of promotion be abrogated, and promotion by com.
panies established in its stead The rule of promo.
ton by regiment transfers officers from one compa.
ny to the other. often unpleasantly to officers and
men, and is thought to operate injuriously to the
service; whereas, by company promotion officers
remain with their companies, and 60 up regularly
when vacancies occur. In the opinion Of many,
the company rule Of promotion is preferable to the
other; and the Convention may so decide by adopt
ing Mr.. Thompsons ordinance, or an ordinance from
the military committee, if one should be reported
by that committee.
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ey~ We are happy to learn that the number Of
students at the University is very encouraging
lnere are students from every State in the Confed
eraey, except Texas =.
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IL The remarks of Mr.. Manning on the Chatham
Coalfeds Road, and those of Mr.. Thornton on the
ordinance to repeal portions of the Stay Law, will
appear in our next ISSUE 49,
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F We see that Mr.. Brown, the distinguished
artist is in the City again. lie has just returned from
Richmond where he has been employed, We learn,
upon the portraits Of some of the leading statesmen
and generals of the South.
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W The Petersburg Ezpress thinks We did not
speak extrasagantly when we called our Eastern
Counties the "granary Of Amsrisss We did not
use that expression. We said the sssary of the
South" .%f
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az" Our readers of the semi-weekly will be in
terested in the perusal of poetic efusion on the
hrst page entitled The Devils visit to Old Abe"
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HEAD QUARTERS,
3Sth Reg't. N. C. Militia.
VOLUNTEERS ARE CALLED FOR FROM THE
y commiss oned aud on.commissoned officers of the
several Companies composing the Ssth Regiment n e.
Militia They will report themselves to the Colonel Of
! the Regiment. y -~.-,-.rE ..-.r.,. ..;f.s--
By order Of the Colonel: -.
f'5 500 "a W. 4 RICHARDSON,
CO.. Adpt. ssth Reg N c. Militia.
Raleigh, Feb. 4, 1859, 5 ll-sw2t
OFFICERs-ALL RANKS-CAN BE SUP.
Piled WITH UNIFORMS.
ID ECENT ARRIVALS OF 'e5afA
H Fine Gny Cloths
-. - Fine Gray Caaimeres
Dark Blue Cloth,
Shoulder Straps Scarlet,
Sky-blue Black Apd Green,
Trimmings, euaSae Us 70 offer to ell
The CONFEDERATE OvERCOAT
Is flushed, cut and trimmed 10 the most approved style.
BLAEKS> FOR MEASURES
Furnished upon Application.
All orders will receive prompt attention, and Goods
tent edsA on delivery.
Manufacturer Of Military Clothing,
- ,s SO Market ST. Wilmington, n. e.
N. Bio JOURNEYMEN TAILOH0 CAN GET
immadiate employment ~ the Shove house Casn psiA
weekly for worn, and highess psies p.,nv,u
Nilmngtos, y. c.
Jan. q, 1852. 7-Asss'ds.
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ny. The bodies of Gen. ZollicoGer and Bale Pew.
ton, Jr, have been obtained from the enemy, and
removed to their homes for interment.
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A recent ffeshet in the Ohio river is said to be
very high. The river at Cairo rose % fett in ono
night go
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PROPOSALS. TO FURNISH WOOD
PROPOSALS TO FURNISH WOOD FOR
the offices and Hospital in the Military Department
at this place. will be received until the 18th Of February,
when the will be awarded to the lowest bidder
The bids must be furnish good sound oak and hickory
wood BY the cord 10 be cu into two feet lengths, and
corded ut the place Of delivery. So
= MA. BLEDSOE,
.Fss.-, '1s5a' Capt! and O. NJ.
Raleigh, Feb 4. 1862 ., }fg.-. III ll-+4t.
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The pro-slavery North western party in Lincoln
dom seem to be uppermost and present in its infu-
ence. The committee of Congress has lately re-
ported against the abolition of slavery in the Dis
trlct of Colombia, and a memorial from Illinois
urges the expulsion Of any member who would vote
for it
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ATTENTION MILITIA !

THE CAPTAINS OF THE 4STH REGI.
Il ment Of militia hereby commanded parade their
respective companies at the Court House in Graham
Saturday the 18th Of February 1852 1t 10 O'clock armed
and equipped the law directs for regmeuts drill
The Captains commanded TO make out coffct
ter roll foolscap paper and return to me- that
make return to the Adjutaut 0epessf at Raleigh.
.sal4s WA. ALBRIGHT, Col. Com.
Feb T. 1862. g,- {s~...- lift
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Persons who wish theirs sent by mail must pre- pay
the postage, which will be two cents per copy The
document will make some thlrtytwo pages of close
ly printed matter
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Gov GRAuAMs SpEEcu.-We have put this able
and interesting speech to press, with Judge Biggs'
ordinance in an appendix. As we are receiving or.
ders, we state our prices:
For 100 Copies, So 90
so 2 90
20 100
] Copy,
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-19

which the Argus stood upon as its platform
might be quoted, but we forbear. We leave it
to chew upon the cud which we have drawn
from its mouth, and which it has never yet
spit out as an unclean thing.
"Men of straw" these compromise" and
"peace" men, are they? Read from the Saco
Democrat of this very month-July sth-a pa
per cheek-by.jowl with the Argus, both flying
the same flag, both pumping and blowing for
the same Convention which is now close at
hand, and then say if the "men of straw" are
not sufficiently substantial to be very like
sympathizers with the rebels? The Democrat,
on the day alluded to, had notice of SER
mon preached in that town, from the text,
"Render unto Cesar &c. In the course
of that article we find the following, with which
we close for the present:
Is it not time for the people-"our Caesar"
Ito revise this whole matter-to consider well
whether true patriotism, as defined by this
preacher, does not demand of us either some
concession for the sake ofpeace with the South,
or consent to their separation? Living I'M
der a government which owes its existence to
revolution. Are we to deny all concessions,
and exhaust ourselves in a war of uncertain
duration and result, TO crush the VERY PRIN-
CIPLE TO WHICH OUR GOVERNMENT
OWES ITS ORIGIN? Is this the way that
We are to secure our own liberty and happi-
ness and commend democratic institutions to
the rest of mankind? And are the people to
be preached into enlistment in such war, as
a Requirement of Christianity!
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AFFAIRS AT RICHMoND.-The Baltimore
American has the following statements from
gentleman who made his escape from Rich
mond on Tuesday of last week:
"Beauregard took no part in the recent bat
ties, being confined to his bed, at Richmond,
with fever. He had also just heard of the
death of his wife, at New Orleans.
Gen. Lee was in command of the rebel army,
and was assisted by JEFF Davis in the recent
battles. Gen Johnston was still confined to
his room from wounds received at the battle of
Fair Oaks.
Some of the Marsh Market tBaltimore) row.
dies are located in Richmond, and Maryland
ers, being exempt from the CONSUMPTION, they
are the terror of the city. They are charged
with having rifled the dead on the battlefield,
friend and foe alike, and were flush with gold
watches, and green back taeasury notes.
With regard to the recent battles, it was uni
versally admitted in Richmond that Gen. Me-
Clelan had outgeneraled them-that he was
now in better position for an advance on Rich
mond than he was before he crossed the Chic
ahominy. As to the rebel loss in killed,
wounded and missing, the lowest estimates
were from forty to forty-five thousand. 1t was
universally admitted that they had lost double
as many as Gen. Mcclellan had, his artillery
having swept them down by thousands
As TO future operations in the rebel army.
the recent battles had not added to their con-
fidence in being able to hold Richmond. The
Union men were satisfied that Mcclellan can
take Richmond at any time, and think that il
he had massed his troops and pushed forward.
instead of retiring tothe James river, he might
now have been in Richmond
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Militia Elections.

Col. Cousens, of Gorham, held military cleo
tons on Thursday in Gorham and Scarbo-
rough. Yesterday he was to hold them in
Standish.
The officers elected in Gorham are as fol-
lows, viz:
Co. A.--Captain, John A. Waterman; 1st Lieut.,
stephen Hinkley, Jr.; I'd do, John L. Curtis Sd do
Roscoe q. Harding; 4th do George Chadbourne
Co. B.-Captain, Asa c. Palmer; LIST Lieut., Elisha
Douglass I'd do, George W. Crockett: Sd do. VIII
liam T.. Files; 4th do. Gorham s. Phinney.
Co. C.-Captain. Thomas w Harris: LIST Lieut.
Albion T. Stiles; I'd do, Eben Libby; Sd do Albion
X. 7. Libby; 4th do, Edwin r. varney.
Officers elected in Scarborough:
Co. A.-Captain, Francis W. Butler; 1st Lieut.
johnson Libby; I'd do, james +. Small; Sd do 10.
seph A. Stanford; 4th do, David L. Newcomb.
Co. B-Captain. Freedom .Mlliken; lst Lieut.
John ii Snow; I'd do, Enos NJ. Dolly: Sd do Fred.
eriek A. Milliken; 4th do, Thomas L. Seavy.
Co. C.-Captain, George W Parker; lst Lieut.
William A. Moses; I'd do, Nathaniel ii. Henderson
Sd do, Charles L. Milliken; 4th do. William w
Jose.
The elections were fully attended, and pass
ed off very quietly, and with most decided
promptness.
The officers elect, with but few exceptions
were evidently the choice of very large pro-
portions of the companies electing them.
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II is none of our business how much the Ad-
vertiser may score our correspondents, or what
taste it may display in its "dissections," for we
long since learned that il man is disposed to
make silly spectacle of himself there is no
law to prevent it. But when the editor takes
occasion to step one side, as he has on several
occasions, to make a baseless fling at our pa
per, it becomes different matter In his ex-
coriation of distinguished gentleman of this
city-with which he had been in travail for
week-he SAYS:
The Daily Press of this city-a paper re-
Gently started, as all our readers and the pub
lie generally will understand. to accomplish
certain individual ends ofmen ambitious Of Of
flee, to which this paper is known not to be
subservient.
We notice this characteristic fling at this
time, simply that silence may not be miscon-
strued for admission of its correctness. We
did not suppose the gentleman from Indiana
o,oned the city of Portland, so that another
man or another company of men had no right
to start business enterprise in its midst, nor
do we believe the people of the city concede
any such ownership to any man. The Press
is owned exclusively by the three men whose
names appear in its imprint, and we spurn
with unaffected disgust the intimaton that it
has been started, or is laboring, to promote the
individual ends" Of any man, and since we
have been here, no citizen of Portland has so
far lost sight of his position as gentleman, as
to attempt, by word or deed, to exercise the
slightest control over it in any way whatever.
directly or Indirectly. So far as the people
have approved its course we have felt graft
fled; If they have disapproved it, however
much we may have regretted the fact, we have
not felt called upon to spend our breath in de-
nouncing them as id FOOLS" We are here
to earn an honest living by making such a pa
per as we think adapted to the wants of the
city and State, and if we fail of so doing it will
be. from sheer inability: but if we cannot do
this without every day becoming inflated with
self-conceit, and swelling with egotism and
bombast. and making the almighty az supe-
rior to all the rest of the alphabet, and losing
our sense of manhood and independence, then
we have wide world before us, and nerve,
will and disposition within us, and we shall
cheerfully abandon the sanctum for the work.
shop, and no longer spoil good ploughman to
make poor editor. We have purposed to
make Portland our home and to become one
of its citizens, not to dictate its policy but to
share in its fortunes; to participate if we may
in its prosperity, and to aid in sharing its bur-
dens. This is all we have to say; and ifiin flu
ture we disregard all such filings as the above,
we hope the reader will attribute our silence
under attack, to an innate aversion for mere
conceit, arrogance and egotism.
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Notice of New Publications.

OLIVER BLAKE's Coon WORK. A Novel
BY John Cordy Jeaflreson. New York
Harper & Brothers.
This is No. 222 of Harper's Library of Select
Novels, in paper covers, sold for % cents
AUGUSTUS ROBINSON, 81 Exchange Street
has it for sale.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for August is before
us. Flying Trip through Norway, Along
the Wharves, Tommatoo, John p. Kennedy
Orley Farm, Marginalia by John Adams
Mistress and Maid, South Carolina, are among
the leading articles. Sold by BAILEY &
MOVES and ii. L. DAVIS, Exchange Street
and by II. w. BRYANT, Antiquarian Book
store, Fl Free Street.
ATLANTIC MoNTHLY-The August num-
Der has been received from the publishers
Messrs. Ticknor and Fields. The table Of
contents is very attractive, and its list of con-
tributors embraces the best talent of the
country.
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Also cid 17th, ships Antarctic stouffer Liverpool;
Harriet, Bassett, do; barks Montczuma Hammond
Barbados; II Didier. Hubbard, Baltimore; brirs
Tamss Bangor; schs Addie f Barnes Scar. 81 Johns
Pk; Baltic iiodgkins waldoboro
NEW LONDON. Ar 18th, sch Sally Gay, Cressey,
PROVIDENCE. Sailed 17th brig Robin, Corthell.
New York sch Messenger ,. Fogg, DO;
NEWPokI; Ar 18th, sch William, Durham.
Sailed 18th. bark Abb Ell Kader, Eldridge, Provi-
dence for New York; schs Hurd, Snow, Rockland
for do; Massaehusetts,i Colt. do for do; Macon,
james. Pawtucket for Gouldsbora; Sarah Jane,
Gardiner for New York.
SOMERSET Ar 10th, sch Loduskia. Oliver. Bnn.
FALMOUTH. Sailed 18th. sch Delphi. Lawrence,
BOSTON. Ar 18th. ship Cavalier, Crockett, Liv-
erpoo bark sumter; Humphrey, Valparaiso r April
schs Fredk Dyer: shute, Baltimore; y A Heath WI
varado. Allen, Calais; Penninah & Josephine Hig-
gins, Eden; Forest, Wood, Surry; Orianna, Saun-
ders, Bangor; Friends, Pinkham, MilIbridge Hum
tress, Hinckley, Dennysyille; Mary Shields, Watt,
Gardiner; George, Curtis. Kennebunk
Also ar 18th. schs frances Arthemius,, Mcsfitte,
Cienfucgos 25th ult y Abbott Ludlow Baltimore;
Mariel, Tarbox, do; Mecca, Huckins. Lubec; North
Star, Mitchell, Cherryfeid Victory, Candsge, Blue
hill; Harriet Ann. Erskine; Telegraph. Rogers. and
Saxon, Snow, Bangor; Alleghan and Oceanica. Wal
doboro; l. w Pierce, Gooding Yarmouth; Merrill.
johnson, Portland; New Packet, Rankin, Wells.
Telegraphed bark Alice Tarlfon from Surinam.
Cid 17th ships Ella Clark, Burton. st George N
b TO load for Europe; Idaho. Chapman, Baltimore;
Robert Cushman, Otis. New York; barks sicilian,
Trieste and Smyrna; Golden Era, Snow, New York;
brigs Monte Cristo. Weston, Cape Haytien; Umpire.
Perry, Baltimore: schs Star, Wxon, do; Pocahonfas
Berry. Philadelphia; Somerset, Pooe, Anguish Mary
Dyer, Purvere, Wcllfeet.
BEVERLY. Sailed 18th, brig d Doanc. coombs,
Philadelphia.
SALEM. Cid 18th, bark Arthur Pickering. (lste
of Salem sodl of and for Boston.
SALEM. Ar 18th. bark William II Smaller Marks
Loando, Africa. via kinsemby MAY d.
BANGOR. Ar 18th, brig Emeline, Snow. Boston.
Cid 18th, ship Mountaineer, Wilson Bristol z; bark
Haskell, Boston; sch Moses Waring. Ray. Halifax
Ms; Rio del Norte, Jacobs, and Frances. Nickerson,
Portland.
BUcKsPORT. Sailed nth, ship Esmeralda, York,
New York.