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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

built The side facing upon Reade street was composed Of
BRICK the window caps and n,es being white marble Nov
ha de Is 70 taken and OF msTbe to
conform with the front The interior is also undergoing re-
The rOtauda 10 be torn down lion posts and
adors put TO- AID the building made suitable for wholesale
bu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

hey hlese, she only prosecued him with view to col
ec'ins the debt that They prefer that ne na nave
trial, II the permitted 10 produce AL the tea
mony case they believe that jury will convict him
Of obtaining the money under false pretepses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

THE EARLY CLOSING MoyEMEYT.-On and after
this evening all the retail shoe throughout he city will
be closed eight O'clock In order the, the clerks AID other
employees may be Afforded opportunity Of attending lee
night schools visiting the public libraries, ether
wife entertaining the ulselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

e RISE OF DRY GooDs-There has been a remark
goods used In the manufacture Of ladies' desse The r'e
particularly noticeable Saturday whenever Of the dear
attempted to the slough Of despoDd" called
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

SUPERIOR COURT-OhsERAL TRRr-Jsn 3l.-BeleTo
justices MosCEIBP and MoEKLI-
DECISIONS.
The Court announced decisions in the following
being a. the cases heard during the January erm
The Mayor &C. Of Hsw.YOrs, -. Henry Erbsn and the
key-York Lilo and Trust Co.. Charles IL Winfield agt.
samuel IA. Poitsri VIM Marsh sgL John WyckOa.-Judg-
msDss All rmed. (Opiuion by Mcneil, -
Mn. III. Nakcusn es al sgt ii. ". Gowdy-Judgment
and order trial grsuted costs to sbide event
(Opinion by Mcneil j.
Thomas Lewis sgt. Cbas Blake and Henry C. sanborn
-Judsmsn and order affirmed (Opiuion by Mcneil j.
Thee. Moss tg- Leonard w. jerome, impieaded, &c
judgment affirmed. Opinion by Mcneil J.l
R.us X Delheld sgt- The Union Ferry GO. OF Brsoklyn
Judgment reversed and tia! oTdeTed costs TO ABIDE
event l0pinion by MoIchsf, j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

LYIsa ABOUT BRoADwAY.-We saw man
yesterday lying about Broadway. lie lost his footing
fortunately did no. lose ais bOoisand when we saw Lin
lo lying full length upon bed Of very son riAtsri
coposed Of horse and melted in equal parts
wa may add that lie was not only lying lie terribly
about Il also.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
Disasters, DC
1lort- iDar0ens' Aotlrf.
STATE OF NV. Yonz.

PoRT.WARDKSs OFFICE No. l0t Wslss
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance win
,.ction OF the Ac: passed April H. 1857, entitled An
Act 10 Keorlanirs the Wssns Office OF the Port OF New
Yo 70 all persons iuereted In having charge Oh the
.rb.et matter of such inquiry examination or survey tha.
he vessels under examination oy the ro.
W.rens that the said OF examinations WIZ os
eoue,ed within ten days succeeding this notice. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

Az OLD PHRASE ALTERED.-A friend Of ours,
uppo,ipz that the old e. gith phrase, from He'll TO
means from something bad to something worse
urouoes that wo Amscanize the phrase, and say from
He'll to Hsokey" City readers will understand tS' that
tho name Of the that We pay for keeping our streets 90
dsgh.uy clean. If tho awful condition" Of tho place
h snt,on,d 4, any worse than Hackeys Streets 1t must
indeed be awful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

ARRIVALS PROM FoRElGy PORTS DURING JAM.
AaI-DuIDs the past month there arrived a: this port lt3
American vessels las British II Breen Dutch, Dsni,h
French Hamburg italian. MechlsnbeIs Mexican,
Norwegian OldenbuTg PruSsan, Portuguese edi'h
and Austrian. or this number. 70 were steamship II
,bip, IOl banks 81 bnEs and the remainder 'eh0oner'
There were coastwise during the time seaners war
vessels liz steamers ships 70 bsIks brgs $50 schooa
.r. and II ,loops The American aud foreign arrivals make
total OF Eta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

LADIES FAIR FOR SOLDIERS ORPHAEs.-A Ladies'
air in behalf Of soldiers orphans will be held At No 7'S
groAdwAy, on Tuesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
CITY ITEMS.

Tx LOST ARTs.-A lecture will be delivered this
evening before The Mercantile Library AnocisOn Cooper
Institute, by Wendell Philips, who takes for his subject
" The Lost AIts."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
0ororerles ano proplslons.

GAVE YOUR HEALTH and PURSE.
y USE
KENT,S EAST.INDIA COFFEE.
Thu CHEAPEST the most wholesome, aud the best for family
use Of any coffee In market Ii has twice tho strength Of
Java wiTn ALL ITs SUPERIOR YLAyOR
Piee % cents per sound-
(Pui up In One-Pouna Packages ony)
GENERAL DEPOT, I'D READE'ST.'
Oppsite StuATts Sugar Refinery.
t Also, SOLD BY -
THOMAS r. AOKLAaD No. 126 Grcenwfchst, n l.
BOVDEN & Co. Nv olssale AGENTS for Long lsland).
No. 100 Fu.ton-sL, Brooklyn,
AT No. s0i Montgomery .st, Jersey City,
NEARLY EVERY GROCER IN THE THREE CITIES.
l-Y-Grocer. sn1 Dealers sopplied on liberal terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
rrriArrHn ALMANAC.

siNAruRs ALxA>ao.
Rises.7;O9 BetA.........5.ls Moon-Seis.. $50
WATER p.r
andy Hook. 6:32 Gov Island. 7;2a iie6sts.. p;O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--spEcIAL TEHr.-Jsn.
Before Judge DAILY.

Berry agt. Bery-Divorce granted.
Towne at. Mesigh 1t nL Motion for trial denied
Niles AIT ButleI.-Moiion denied.
Pierey agt Psmer-Appcauon TO set aside supplomensa
pIoee sdings denied.
Before Judge HiLroS. 49,
Smith ct a. art. The BoaId Of Education -Csse tet'ied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

A. T.. STEWART OPENING THE BUILDING oLA-
toEwin sx eight months after the oommeneemei.
the Rebellion there pretty general Suspension Of suia
ing operations throughout this city the wofA In e
having been confined almost entirely to tho completion OF
that were in course Of erection when the war De-
go suce then there have scarcely any notseabe I'M
prorsmen made and DO not know OF building Of any
condsbe size having been erected in Ne"fofk e1esp' a.
the of Chatham and Pesii Streets prominent icn
teet who for years gave employment 20 sixteen OF eighteen
drsftsen oil Of whom he obliged to discharge informed
Of ourreporter few days ago that for nearly eseen
months ho had not drawn line Matters are LOOKING 'u'n
brighter this season, and there seems to be every
busy tlno in n bulldog line absp. the middle fMy The
bail la. bean opened by A. T. Stewart. who 10 completely
changing His downtown store, both inside and out "hsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
2coken.

Jan IS of Gun Key, bark Willie Sea, from New'Yo'k Tor
10 date off Hole in the WALL brig Ellen Bsin from New
York for CAidenas, days out
Disasters, &c.
Tn. ,chr E. A. Anderson ashore on Ellis Island HAS been
got oil without damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs--JAs ai.-Bef0ro Juds

MoCUSg.
james Martin, for assault with dangerous
xeaUoD Gc to the STATE Prison for two years
A. pesay for forgery III the fourth degree sent 70
the Panitentiary Tor one year.
ghsOfOI5 smith, for fAio pfotsn8cs fined Foo -,. m
Jm Ha kins for a,tempt AZ grand larceny City PT'on
oDe day. -. .,,ono1 "a
rive dslendAnts counsel Cpl Unnity 70 NIKE pI OF
lion, Oh which 30 me,s 100 new trial feIs
a. inc TO raise 0VV lsr Ira Carter suggested ilnueh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

N,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
a ROYAL MAI, STEAMSHIPS. ,
BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK hARBOR.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
mo Ar HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR.
ARABIA leaves Boston,. w -dnesday. Feb.
AIISTRALASIAS Coos leaves n. Feb. IL
EUROPA Noodle. Leaves Boston,, Wednes5 Jay FOB 10
ASIA, Grace leaves NswYork. Wednesday Fec -
CANADA Lot,..... leave. Bo.son "Wednesday. Mar
CHINA Andarson..lessos New York Wednesday. Mar IL
YHoN NETWORK LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Pusasc. ......,..''.''''''''Sisa ~
Second Cabin Passage. ......."....'..'" eoW
IRON BOsroS LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. ,,.,..,..,....'''...Si.S %
Secsnd Cabin Passage. % w
In gold its equivalent IN United states currency
BettLa not secured until paid loE
An experienced Surgeon on boatd.
Gle or Vauebes unless Bills of LAdng having the value ex'
pr. ,sed are signed th sreior
For Freight Passage apply 90 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
i ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE

L ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE OF
~ TERMlNUS-Passenger Depot, lsuessip and toot oil
3lth.st., T. R.-Wnior arrangements commencing Fndsy
Oct "a 1862: Leave New YORK at w. fof G'eenpoi 80
Bsrbor. Odeni and Hampipusi a. a NJ and m too
Lin; at aud o ior Syose; a. y. IN of hemp
stead SUNDAYS the Leaves Hunters Point lith-st
Ferry) at for faphtnk AID iniermedate stations
at excursion rs'e.; returning leaves Ysphsnk 335
On Friday AMI saturday night tins Isip train viii ras
though Greenport returning Saturday and Monday morn
ina AZ 4:l5 a. m arriving H. \ ew. York at $3.50 q Id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

Charles NJ. Proctor, United States Consul at
Yer. Cruz arrived In town day OF twoagO and stopping
A. the New York Hotel Il leaves for Washington some time
this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

A DARING FEAT.-A woman with two little girls,
one and the other years old iahonsby dressed
wss Saturday to get out Of Ninth svenus stage
about the Of Broadway tho AStor Honss We
happy that they al reached The shore alive though
The looked very pale and evidently felt A. though
had peorned dsii0g feat II s needless 10 say tia. The
clothing of the party wes terribly Hsckloyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
TFNTRAI, RAILROADo of NEW-JERSEY.-

! NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW ERSEf.-
~ From foot Of Courtandt st-Conpsctips at Hampton
JUNCTION with tie Delaware. Lackaw.nns and Western Rail.
rcd and 1t Eas,on with tie Lehgh Valley kirosd ard s
TO mus direct limo to Pittsburgh aud the West
without change of cars. -
WHIT Z Observation-Disclosures Nov. II. 1869
Leave New.York ~ follows:
Pot syile, Harrisburg Msbcl Chunk Wihsmsport.
MAIL TRAIY-At6a IN for Esston, Water Cap Scranton,
Great BEND, biughsmtou. Ptts,on WilsesbaTre kc
I'm THRouGH TRAly-F2 Esston. Allentown Reading
Pottsviile Harrisburg Winismsport &c 80
1P -. TRkouGH s-Eor Esston. Bethehen, Allen
town. and Mauch Chnnk.
$3.50 y n Way TKAIx--For Somervle and intermediate
ssuons 80 =,
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh, end the West Sleeping from
Jeney City though 20 PittsbuTsh 80
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRIsBuRG-The G. n. EXPRESS
Train from NewYok arrives NJ HsEisbas AZ m connect
ing Fat and Penn ylysna Central Ruosd NORTH
Central Railroad Nosih and South aud with the CONNER
Tng T4RorGH ExPRKss TRsIs FOR rHs WRsr leaves
Ne-Yok AZ o. m daily Sundays excepted. making close
connection At Harrisburg with PennsyvsniA Railroad with
change ess Pittsburgh ou one to sal
CHICAGO Two hourS time s ssved by taking this train
EuLABRTHPosr AND NEW y OAK FzkRY-beave New York
nom Pier No. O. North River. At $3.50 and 1885,
and > p n -, II.
Iip each way. JoSiAh W. stEhNS' sePenn'endent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

SUICIDE OF WscoNsIs BANKER IN THE Sr.
NICHOLAS HoTEL-On Saturday Mr.. John Fitzgerald.
Of tho guests Of she ST. Nicholas Hotel committed suicide by
shooting himself with pistol 10 sppears that one of the
servants making her regular through the tbs
fifth story discovered the dece ssed lying his bed in uoh
posure 10 create alarm She immediately gave notice TO
MI Rogers the superintendent. Of the house. who at onee
tined Inspector Carpenter Captain Mount Of the Eighth
Precinct who repaired SPOT and fSgnd deceased lean
ipg his bed hi head resting hs hand pool Of blood
under his head and the pistol which had been used to ire the
fatal lying him Mr. Fitzgerald To this city
his In Wisconsin several weeks ago. being then
afflicted with chronic dahea and put up at the Fh Avenue
Hotel at which time be was uoder medical treatment Sub
esueDty he removed to the ST. Nicholas hotel. where
he 1smslnsd TIL the end OF hs life. From Information OBJ
tAned at Police Headqusrers It appears TIA, Nj Fir
gerald q n.law Of eI.Gov Dootlo (now u. Sen
ao) Wco1sin that he banker in that State worth
about 00 clear Of ali ucumbrsDoes tha. fsE some tine
past Ls has boIed under tie aaenee Of idea that he
should die in uasio asylum AID that DO assured Of
that iu any he would take bis ifc Mr. Ame'
particular friend Of deceased In this city had frequently with
tia st few week eDdesyored to direct his mind from
,hi. horrible thought On Friday he authorized M Amss to
make purchases Of good, TO the amount Of e3oo0 and he
Gail upon him Saturday and make the neoessay ar
for paying for them IL APPEAR however. that
on Friday afternoon be have become 5aed by the
which most dreaded and retired to biz room fully
prepared for and resolved upon ms ss eoupe Lsn' wv
e found upon his table, them one to his WIFE,
all Carefully placed in enveope, sealed addressed sud
stamped all ready ioI mailing the last e1!sr he supposed
70 have written dated 2. o'clock and was addressed
70 the proprietor of the ST. Nicholas Hotel requesting him to
his letters properly mailed to zee one which was Sa
dressed to hi. friend Sir. Ames duly delivered 10 that
emsn and informing him that beside his watch tie 'um VI
Si63 would DO found bis person o. searching h' poeh
Ella the Of $40 50 found The Coroner held "a In
quest on the body, when the Jury rendered verdict Of
{" Suicide caused by temporary insanity"
Deceased only IS year, Of age and leaves vile aud
child to mourn his loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
NOR NEW-HAVEN. UARTFORD aNp

Z SPRISUFIELD Ssesners for New. aaven Leave Peck.
At 1913 Passengers 90 north FROM New.Hayen at IL
oclock remain board night without charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

M o. ROBERTS LINE.
WI. sTEAMsHiPstoSAN FRANCISCO and OREGON.
over NICARAGUA TRANSIT. The steamship
AMERICA or ILLINOIS
will leave ET GREYTOWN. to connect with sts~m'hip
MQsES TAYLOR,
at noon on SATURDAY, March IL, 1853.
ID. ~ CARRiNGToN.
No. III " est-st.. corner Of Warren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
OCEAN Cleaners.

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
BEAUFORT y. G., aud PORT ROYAL, 5. q.
ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY's
NEW STEAMSHIP
AUGUSTA SMORE,
Capt. A NJ. SMITH,
will leave Pier No. n. r.. WEDNESDAY, Feb. T. Of
y m for Beaufort aud Port Royal
For freight apply az any Of the Companys oincss
or At our principal ofics No 80 Broadway. -
The MARY SANFORD will succeed he Augusta Dins
more and salt shout the l4th
ADAMS EXPREsS COMPANY, No 20 Broadway.
TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.--A first
crst steamer will leave Nswf0rk the lst ltn sud
2, Of each month"; except whom those dates fall on SUN
DAY wien The day Of departure viii DO the MoNDAi io
lowing -
ireish pss'ase apply a. the Only oiss 10 Bowl
inggTren. u. D. hbLIN, hsenl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RlVER-The splendid and snpe,ior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt. Brown, leaves New.York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY a. 4
o'clock r. M. aud tho EMPIRE STATE, Capt Broyton on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. OF O'Clock D. m.
from Pier No. IN. r.
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded ,ecared To any sp
plicavt until the same shsil have been paid FOR.
Fret Bottom IL forwarded through with great dipsch
by an Express Freight Tram -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
y az Qursn.town &C ok Hsrbor Tho weknown steam.
ers OF the Liverpool NewNok AID fhadephs Steamship
Company are intended to sail ss folows
EDlNBURG Saturday, Feb.
CITY or MANLHL5fEH."....... Saturday, Feb. Ia
Saturday, Feb. "a
And every .uece edns SATURDAY. at noon from Pier No
Il North RveI
RATES
Payable in gold, or it's equivalent, in currency;
FIRST CABlN....S 80 10 SlEEkAG e,....,....s32 80
First Cabin 20 London IS 90 Storage TO London IS 50
First Cabin Paris.. IS 0O ste-rase to Psd, 40 so
First Cabin tiAmouIg 30 oSeerae to Hamburg "a 50
Passengers also forwarded to HavTe Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp. &c, at equally low rates
Fares from Liverpool OF Queenstown: lat Cabin, SIS
9lC5 SteeTazc from Liverpool $40 From OueenstOwn $50
Those who wish to send for their friends buy tickets
.. these Tatss.
For fanher information apply at the Compauy's Offices
JOHN v. DALE. Ageut No. ID Broadway, X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SIONlNGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
- TON. NEW-LONDON STONISGrON, PROVE
DEGNCE, NEWPORT, TAUNTON. and NEW. BEDFORD.
Id,s sple9dld steamers COMMONWEALTH and Ply
MUTE koCk viii leave pie No. 10 N r., foo. Of Court
landsst daily Except sundsyl at .. M
Freight taken as low ss by other line. Office Of Com
pany No. lis Westst., corner q Counlandtst.
w. NJ EDWARD9 AGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

IRE RAILWAY.-PaSsenger trans leave
~ hoIn 600, Of Chsmber.st.:
Ia M, Express for Buffalo.
ga N, Min daily for Otisyile:
I2:l5 o. H.. Accommodation. daily. for Port Jeryts
$50 m, Way. for Mi1detown Newonrga and Y,I"eL
sp. m Might Express, daily for Dunkrk Rukdio and
aud principal stations Train OF Saturday runs
through 20 Buffalo, bus does not ruu to DuDkiTk'
6p N. Engrsnt. $1,000, , ,.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18

We are satisfied, from what we see and hear, that
it is darling wish with the authorities at Rich
mond to cause . breach, if possible, between Gov.
Vance and the great body of his friends in North
Carolina. The same authorities that prosecuted
him during his campaign for Governor, and actually
interposed such obstacles as to prevent him from
forming his legion, now approach him with honied
concentrations, and declare that he is true to the
cause, while the great body of his friends are false.
The cue having been given at Richmond, Gov. Vance
and President Davis are endorsed in the same breath
by the Destructive meetings held in this State, and
by the recent party meetings in the army in Vir-
gina- The Conservative purity an North Cdroliaa.
presents the only obstacle in tho Confederate States
TO the assumption and exercise of absolute pouer By
the authorities at Richmond. If they can divide
and destroy this party they will then have every
thing their own way. Conservatives of North Car
Ona you are the special guardians in this crisis
of Constitutional liberty and the rights of the States
Stand like rock. IyOu give way, all will be lost
If the administration at Richmond should be able to
divide and conquer you the next Congress will
sweep away every vestige of civil liberty in these
States. Be firm, patient and united We do not
believe these Vaccinations against Gov Vance will
succeed We believe he will stand by his friends
He has never yet proved false to his pledges or to
his friends, and we believe he will maintain his
record in this respect, and his own high integrity
against all the selfish and seductive influences which
may be brought to bear upon him.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18

1t is not true, as alleged, that the Hon. Bedford
Brown made visit to the City of Raleigh for the
purpose of avoiding the late meeting at YanceyVle
With respect. to the Editor of the Standard. Col.
B. was in Yanceyville on the day the meeting was
held as most persons who were there we'll know !;
but his political antecedents-besides other reasons
will readily explain his absence from any such
meeting. He has ever been friend to the liberty
the press and the liberty of speech and too much
friend to the Confederate Constitution, which ex-
gresly secures both these great rights, to unite in
any attempt to suppress them. Let the enemies Of
the Confederate Constitution and of free govern
ment engage in this unhallowed crusade against lib
ety; their real friends will not be found among
them.
Abraham Lincoln seems to have number of apt
and Obedient pupils among the original secession
EtS When he adopts martial law in the United
Sates, and suspension of the writ of habeds cor
P1, they straghtway see in it marvellous virtues,
and urge its adoption here. When he assaults the
freedom of the press, and attempts to suppress it.
4ey see in it sovereign remedy, and urge Our
sS'ernment to do the same thing. The fanatlcisn
GseceSSlonlSm possesses no more reason than tie
.1IalcSm Of abolitIoniSm. One extreme copies the
%r uer and though they travel different roads, yet
sI ! aim at the same goal, to wit the suppreSSlr'
J. nee speech and free press, and the consequent
Instruction of liberty.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18

The toOthless old viper who dIstils his venom
through the columns of the Raleigh Register, very
distinctly intimates in his last issue that he would
Ike to see physical force used against the Editor of
the Standard. Physical force means mob law
Our readers know that we have uniformly opposed
mob law. We should regard resort to it in any
event as an aggravation of all the evils now upon
Us; but we have thousands of friends in and out
Of the army, who would signally avenge any injury
inflicted on US or on our printing establishment
We now give notice to John W. Syme and John
Spelman, and those leading Destructives here who
associate with and endorse them, that we have
friends who are specially prepared for them and
that if they, or any of their minions dare to lift
finger against US their bodies will soon ado,7s the
trees and lamp posts of Raleigh. "a word to the
rise" &c.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-18
Discord and Ill Feeling in the Army.

The late political meetings and conventions in the
army in Virginia have occasoned dscord among
the officers and men, and thus weakened the eff
cheney of the troops and given aid and comfort to
the enemy. Thousands of the soldiers feel that
they have been cheated out of fair expression of
their opinions-that persons have assumed to speak
for them and have misrepresented them because they
had the. pOa0er to do so, and they have no remedy
for this wrong, but must bear it in silence; and
they feel also that these meetings and conventions
falsely called and arroganty acting in their name
have cast unjust mputationS on thousands of their
friends at home.
Under these. circumstances, if our brave boys
should not acquit themselves well in the terrible
struggle that impends as they have heretofore DONE
the blame will rest on those who have stirred up
this strife 1t is impossible that an honest or hon.
orabe soldier can love or respect an officer who
has deceived or imposed upon him; and officers
who have forfeited the respect and confidence of
their commands, owe it to the to resign, and
not attempt to lead their men, under such circum-
stances into the great battle which must soon be
fought. -
We thank God that none of the awful response
Sility of this party strife in the army rests on our
shoulders. g..
But the evil has been done and our brave soldiers
in Virginia owe it to themselves and to the country
to rise superior to it. and do their duty as hereto
fore. Let them remember that We must fight for
peace in the field and talk for it at home. 1t will
require all the fighting and all the talking we can
do to ensure that great blessing honorable terms