The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Governor Stanly at Ills Post and Rigorous
Union Action.
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The Aboliti0nists and Negroes
in Great Alarm.
Negro Schools Closed and Negroes Re-
turned to Their Masters,
&C.. &C., &c.


The United States steam transport Haze, Captain Cliff,
arrived at this port yesterday evening from Newborn,
North Carolina.
The Haze left Newbern May 81, at four P. NJ, and
Hatteras Inlet June at four p NJ She crossed HATTIE
Shoals at twenty five minutes past six P. NJ, and is
consigned to D. D. Tompkins.
The following passengers have como to New York by
the Haze
Judge Foot and son, Captain Foster and lady, DR.
Kuhnter and lady, Mr. Mitchell Mr. Foster and Lieuten-
ant Foster NJ. Ritter Mr. Corde, United States Coast
Survey; w. H. Ritter, Vincent Colyer, Mr. Helper, H. D.
Hendey, Mr.. Coe, Mr.. Comes, Lieutenant Story, Mr..
Van Brunt Messrs Wilson, Graham Thaler, Ssngteler,
Dinoway, Burgan, J. P. Davis, J. D. Stinchom, and
thirty nine soldiers in the storage.
Our Newbern Correspondence.
NEwBERS, N. c., May 81, 1852.
Rigorous Union Aciom Of Gournor Nanly-fhe Fdadcal
Aboliionias Held IN Check and Loyal Ssnti NJ More
Developed in Consqwencs-Nsro Schools Closed and
Negro Brunettes Of Sizseen Returned 10 Their Dun
Tpo Leading Greeleystes Seat Neo York. and Joy Of
the Natipes- Wretched Conduct of Some Black Aassachn
seNs Volunteers, dc.
The peace policy Of the administration, ~ shown in
the action Of Governor Stany place Is going
spendidly The aboltionists finding considerably
difficulty in making their living under Governor
Stany than under General Burnside.
CONSERVATIVE
firm minded man, one week from to-day, We have had
four successive acts Of bold policy, which. no docs
nothing MORE will more than repay the governments for
sending him here
These acts may be enumerated thus
Fyst-Closing the schools for the negroes. These
schools the OF tho most intense annoyance
70 the large number Of faithfully loyal Of Nswbern
Never before tho arrival OF that crazy abolitionst
dubbed with the title OF "Doctor' Coyer was thor.
such thing heard Of q negro learning to read Tn.
impudcnce OF woolly headed urehin running up to
white boy and saying, "Aha, am learning TO read
too, which is heard constantly, never thought
Of More than one Of our old citizens have been heard
to declare that If it not for tho military hat fel
low that taught them would have his mock stretched
Your correspondent has alluded to ii before but alto
gether too mildly Well all this brought TO close
on Wednesday by Governor Stany very quietly limiting
to Colyer that there was law Of North Carolina
that made such teacher as he liable to six
months in the state prison, and telling him that
Il would be necessity laid upon him as Governor 10
apply that law 10 friend Colyer If complaint should
chance TO be made against him. The result was "Bro.
ther c. closed his schools amid many wangs, lamsnta
tons sobbngs, rubbings OF noses &c. to say nothing
Of extra smells and perfumes, that evening.
Seoond-The next good rap the Governor gave this
class of abolt:onsts to make them return tho stolen
negroes they were harborng in their houses trying
TO run North Nicholas Bray man Of mild and gentle.
manly department, applied to Governor Stany for re-
dress, he having lost two darkey women, one very
lively looking brunette, OF rapturous SIXTEEN for whom
famous for his determination ideas had offered tho
nice fat Of 81 500. The Governor at once helped
Bray, and told him to take his property wherever no
could find it, He did 50 Al once. carrying homo in
his barouchs although she fsigncd Sickness and giving
Colyers resting place good overhaung for tho other
That fUY.N hoo
from Of the Massachusetts, regmontsroe love rights
msn-and true TO their principles, went TO this poor
mans house broke open his door, frightened his sensitive
wife because she had herocaly assisted her husband
in the capture Of his property. stole more his
slave girl set IRE TO his house and docampsd.
The next day tho Governor sent werd to all the cap
tains In port that II they took away single negro
North their ships. their return 10 Newborn would
be oonnscated.
That same afternoon II. II. Helper, who has bcen
a constant hanger on TO the army since its
rival hers and getting his living out Of the fat crib tho
United States government, pretending 70 DO sscret
service, burning bridges, &C. impudent letter
10 the Governor prssumiDg TO crtcse his conduct for
reques ted 70 report himself in New York as soou Is ps
sible Dan Messenger, gallant Provost. giving him
additional quietss In the shape OF an extra shot, telling
him II he (Messenger) found him in Sewborp tho
dep arturo OF the next steamer he would him 20 a
and feed him tough boof Helper cleared that after
more pets for Greeley TO Intricate.
OK course all this has chcorod up the dropping spirits
OF the long FRUSTRATED and abused loyal people OF New
bern. Once more they see daylight, and tho prospect
Of the good Old North state coming back into the
Union brighter more hopeful few more
such good on the part Of tho administration n The
appointment OF Governor Stanly and VIC shall have a
happy 10 peace The old States seeing the great
msapprehenson they have boon under would return 70
their allegiance forsake the error OF their ways and al
would be we'll
The Spanish War steamer Don Antonio
UllOa.