The New York herald., 1863-10-27


be established here with psoprissy Recent police
regulations however will prevent any serious spread
tho evil In nswbern But where les oil the lquor como
ha. drunk In places where the article utterly
eonirabandS
ALARN IN vAvcry corrry
Reports we're lately iu circulation In Raleigh relative
Unon cavalry raid from Ter into fancey
county in This State. The work, II appears was sup.
posed TO bo performed by Union refugees AID feoei
deseres who have fed the mountains to escape con.
scrp,on and reoapure The pap'askn Of Colcse Issa
Avery, among others Was visited, aud Number Of
negroes run OF horses caytured, &C. rbk, probably In
but tho beginning Of systematic arrangement TO enable
the brave Union loving monntaineers Of North Carolina
10 subsst upon The enemy until shal arrive from
liberated Eas. Tennessee.
GOV. VANCE AND SDu HosoR
Covernar Vance, like Mr.. Hidden OF tho Raleigh Sand
ard. los not sccm incined 10 make people believe that
they are such strong Union men cer,in parties oat
side OF Dias determined TO make II appear Gov.
Vance has ust assigned 10 Captain James H. Foote
rebel Assistant Adutsnt General tho duty ~ recording
The OF every from this State who has ded
been killed discharged distinguished himself In any
u the battles Of tho the Independence Of
Southern states the RON which the name placed to
be called "Thc Roll Of Honor" An ahsavd report Ia In
circulation tha. Governor Vance has been offered tho
Presidency Of tho consderacy, coud,on that hs
keeps North Carolina loyal IN Rebellion. Governor Vance
liked we'll enough at Richmond 70 permit him tn be
sseced BY the ogarcny which prevails therc for any
post OF dstlnciion within their GIT When Jen Davis
down then 2eo Vance may comc up and not before
A iEAc cE HvKrsc frrxssvptp A
short time ago notice given out In Lincoln and
Castor COUNTESS that public meeting would be held at
place called cherryv,c, tho head Of tho imngton
ard hsrotte Railroad. On tho day appoiu,ed the get
,zfsl. "A h.
the presence number OF loud uou,hsd rebels and
one appeared willing to father tho call. AZ a
quence the rebel blustercrs organized the meeting
and passed resolutions thoroughly endorsing tho rebel
cause and declaring that they would submit 70
terms of peace that dill not SECURE the com
De,e Independence Of the rebel States. II 10 thus
that the voice OF the people, which would be
heard crying aod for pescc is thro,tcd and chokcd
of by gangs Of bulypr, turpcn,ino drinking rurans,
who pro~i around tho country intimdang orderly law
abiding reoplc hy their nets OF violence.
RFByi AslsrASr TAM dvSrptL or NoRrn cAnoIixs
Asp RAND or nn0rnps.
Captain William a. Graham, Jr.. has been ap
l,oiuted rcbci Assis,ant Adiutant General OF this
state. fie II tie OF the Hon. Within Ora
ham, so well known for his par,cipation in
tcnai anairs, and has four brothers in the ned viz -
Maor John W Graham, fifty-sxlh rogimcat CAPTAIN
Joseph Graham, Light battery c. Nineteenth regiment
First Loutenau, James A. Graham Twenty seventh reg
mcnt North Carolina troops. This IN band of Graham
,ha, Brother Greeley Will he 10th TO fraternzc wnb
no matter far his bread principles Likely
carry him,
SKY PAVING ootnsY
General Peck who has recently returned. with his
Adutant General Naor Foster and others Of bis star,
from visit the var forthca,ions and other pubic
works in his Department, senks In high terms OF the
Island so foursbnx the colony that !, Is believed
will by next year be seIfpaying concern, mud thus
eve the public wespry OF the drafts heretofore re11ref
support Referring Roanoke Island II should be
stated that II ia In nourshng condition generally 50
mnoh warrant the erection OF hotel enter.
prise that has been undertaken by Mr.. Pen wood worth
who hos for time been identified with tho interests
and commerce of the island.
snuARY soyyxKsTr
Some military movements of Interesting character
have recently been mad. this departmsnt but they
are of a nature bo made public at present. ng
sufficient to say that activity aud vigilance prevail, and
that Uncle Fam c..herins IN all tho turpcnine be
for his fast p@sbie regardless of trouble
Mr. Joshua C. Haiist nrst ocer ~ tho United stacs
steam transport vidctte has been the victim of series
of mssortuncs lately which rarely fall W tho lot OF
NAV Firstly vessel In which he had quito large
interest lost insurance Secordy bis house and
barn 10 Hyannis. Massachusetts, were borped. with
furniture and contents. his family barely escaping
with their lives and what they had upon their
backs Thirdly. . remittance of money lie sent
homo miscMried, and was recsived; ard
fourthy, he resigned place board the Dudley Buck
steamer for the purpose Of gctinr - ho supposed
would better one, o., time when he bclcv' a. II.
fairs we're In prospcrous condition, DIS Sntsd
ana remained out Of employ for some time unth tsp sn
Bradley, Assistant Quartermisier At Ne~bern, gave
him his present place the vdetts All these disasters
occurred in 30 brief space OF time that they wood have
crushed The spirit of ordinary men but Mr. aii brayeiy
stands up before thsse and being frat rsc
aud navigator and honest sober and upright
man, sets 10 work again. with the aid Of h-
friends, TO restore 10 himself and hs family the snug
n,te home the a,es have ruhessiy deprived him u
e deserves to succeed. and those who sd hin viii ad
. worthy man and worthy cause.