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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22
Naval.
SECRETARY FOX AND CAPT. woRDEN AT TIE
MAYNARD.

SECRETARY FOX AND CAPT W0RDEN AT TIE
MAYNARD.
Yesterday, Assistsnt-Secretary Of the Navy Fox,
visited the Brooklyn Maryland. lie was received
by Admiral Pauldng and the officers of the sation,
who conducted him TO the Commandments Office,
where he remained some time. He then examined
the different ships in process of construction, and
was much pleased with the iron-cad Miantonomuh,
which is rapidly approaching completion; and COM
pmented Mr.. DeaEo on the successful completion
OF the MackiDaw, which will be launched on Fri
day. After going on board the iron.clad frigste
Roanoke be embarked on boai the eteam-tug Wander
bt in which he proceeded to Greenpoint to inspect
he armored vessels building there, particularly the
Quintard battery Ouondsga. Having obtained all
desirable information about these ships he re.
turned 10 the city.
Capt. Wordep of Monitor and Montauk fame,
slso paid visit to the Navy.Yard and was received
with every demonstration Of pleasure, all tho Off.
GERS in the premises crowding around and congratu.
atug him bis recen. brilliant engagement. before
Charleston. Capt. Worden Ia now stopping at his
residence here, with his family.
ANOTHER VESSEL PURCHASED.
The Navy Department has purchased of Mr.
Forbes OF Boston the new steamer Niphon built for
the China trade. The Nippon Is 4Sl tuns, has an
iron frnme mp to the gunwae, planked with thick
oak. She mounts four 32.pound guns ON the gun.
deck, Que PArott rife on the forecastle, aud has
two rife l2pound brass guns on shifting carriages.
she goes into commission In q day or two under
command Of Capt j. B. Breck, and has all her OFF,
GERS and crew ready to 20 on board, to tho number
of l0O She has great capacity for storage of stores
and for the accommodation of her officers and crew
and VIII be expected to steam and sa Us fast ne any
naval vessel Of her clasr.
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The Capture Of the Rebel B"'sery-A nrn-
liant AGair-GnIIans Charge ~ our
Troops-skednddIe Of the heoe's-n
Guns Formerly I'm onr Possession
Whnt the Rebels say OF tho Anair'

From oui 'ps'''' SUFFOLK, April 20. 1862
The immortal Nineteenth Of April was celebrated
nv portion Of our forces here, in one OF the most
brilliant and successful expeditions that have taken
place during the war. just before dark last evening
about 500 men from the New-York S9!h and the Con-
nec,cut b led by Capt. Stevens Of the 89th crossed
the Nausemond on gunboai, and while the gunpoat
and batteries were sheliDg the enemy lunousiy, ap
proached them unseen, until within Few yaros' auu
tb.n with honest Northern cheers, and at the point
NJ the bayonet. they charged on the battery, ana
killed one aud wounded four, when the whole tane
.nrendered, the result being five beautiful orass
cannon. and commissioned officers, and III mep.
The horses, caissons, &C.. being in the rear, were
not captured with the rest. The pieces were cap
tnred by the Rebels at Frazer's Farm in the seven
days' fight and at Harpers Ferry, or, As one OF tne
officers told Major Smith, the Provost Marshal tney
were "issued TO the COnfederates by the U. D. Ord
nance Department" To which the Major replied:
" But believe the officers were not issued WIN
them thai time" Three Of the guns are l2-pound'
ers, and two 2i-pound howitzers, some OF when
have Gen, McCalls name and the rest Gen. FIRE.
mont's name on them. The battery is the Fauquier
County Wal Battery, and there are two companies
of infantry from the 44th Alabama. The battery
bad but five guns on account OF the scarcity Oh
horses one Of the prisoners informs me. This force
occupied an old fort built by Gen. Huger, and had
boats and the navigation Of the river.
Lieut.. Rogers, of the Battery, says he has often
heard il said that our men brave, and that our
officers are not but that he has known nothing on
either side so bold or daring, in bis knowledge OF
the war; de particularly mentions Capt. Stevens,
who, be says, was perfectly gallant and brave. lie
SAYS he bad two guns charged with canister,
trained on him and twenty men, and he could have
blown them all to pieces, but just then his captain
surrendered, aud he thought II was hardly honor
able 10 do so. 49,,
The guns are now carried across the river and the
prisoners are all in safe keeping. few such bold
movements as this will bring honor and success to
our arms, and If anybody can plan and execute
them, Gen. Getty is the man.
Our loss Is but eighteen killed and wounded. l
shall get the LET as il be procured, and
forward Il. The officers and men Of both regiments
acted with the greatest bravery, and deserve the
thanks Of their couutrymeD; and their companions
IN arms here will Try hard 70 perform similar deeds
Since my last, there have been two wounded in
skirmishss both Of the goth New-York-Clancy
slight, and Jacob Menu, dangerously. SoJoURsER.
7. SIN the 9Th Connecticut four were wounded
and one killed.
KmLKD-Frank 7. Jerome, Co. D.
WouspED-John Sawyer, Co. B w. Post, co. John
T. Bidwsl seIst.. &c. G. Charles Purdy Co l.
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Siege of Washington Raised.
BATTERIES ON The TAR RIVER DESERTED
GRAND REBEL SkEDADDLE.

The Adams Express steamship Augusta Dinsmore
arrived from Port Royal and Beaufort on Tuesday
afternoon.
The latest news from Newbern was 70 the 18Th.
The Rebels had retreated from the vicinity Of
Washington, N. c., and had abandoned all the
batteries on Tar River. The steamer Escort left
Newbern 70, Washington, n. c., on the 18th, by
the Tar River, and had not been molested on her
passage up. Gen. Foster was still at Newbern on
the 18th.
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lAdvsrtIssment1
THE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.

No. L-THE CosDucr OF THE WAR.
Now ReAdy.l
The Report Of the Joint Committee Of Congress on tho
Conduct of the respecting the snssement and
lions Of the Army Of the Potomac while commanded by
Grn Mcclellan {. issued by in pamphlet Of thirytwO
pase. Price sen;si 50 so per 100, $50 per ZOO.
If sent by mall one cent addition will be charged prepay
postage.
Il also contains Lord LyOnss letter to Earl Russell giving
an Of hi. remarkable conferences with the Csnse
vatlye leaders"
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The Puni.hment Of Deserters.

BOSTON. TueFdAy ApnN, 1913
eOurt-martial, held at Fort Independence, found
Private j. c. Marden Of the 22d Massachusetts Reg
iment guilty Of repeated assertions, and sentenced
him TO be shot. The President committed his SEN
teuce to forfeiture OF pay and discharge from the
service.
Private Daniel Andrew Of the llth U. S. Infantry,
Tor desertion was sentenced TO be shot, and the sen
tence has been approved. Eleven other privates
were found guilty of deseriog and sentenced to va.
nous grades Of punishu.G l.
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Passengers Arrived
I Il htBlNk,
New-York.

In s,edr.Atp Bammosta from Hamburg and soufhampion
Csn Pnu. l. Lomer. J. Won Auro q. r. Won NAchenfeld
w Hepburn A. Ssrohn and lady, HI. Gardner WIN. Beleg
Sam Tyler VIM A. WieThegs, Mrs Edey Leopold Leber.
thon and lady, John Weber, Caths Weber Fritz Weber
Louise Weber Anna Weber Emile Weber, Laura Weber.
g. Ruuann John Wilson, w. He.ne A Koch j. Brown and
LADY, Otto Rohe aud lady Carl Sarger H. Basch r. Dehhng
Emma Meyer, Emile Mack l.hsm Sanders. IL. Weber. E..
Taylor +. a Dahlmann. NJ Michel Y. Widmer, j. Cousa,
Jean Freta Harry feta Anna ffea Louise Fetia, Paul
kIoln. lalhaIne hlohn Eise hlOhu.
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No. n-GRS. BUrLERs LATE GREAr SPEECH
Now Resdy.l
The Speech Of Maj Gen b r. Butler At the Academy
efMusic April P 1859 Phce cents 81 per 100 BIS
per 200. Ifsent by mail eIch in addition, viii
be charged prepay postage when twenty under
dered twenty half each to prepay postage Cssh
orders solicited.
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Now R.adyi

Nov Ready
No. UI.-BULL Rus-BALEs BLuFY.
Department Of TIE Wet-Frenont
Containing tho report Of the Joint Committee the Con-
duet Of the War relating the battles OF Bun Run and Bsps
Bluff and Of the Department. Of the West under command Of
M,jortenera Fremont. Price cents 81 per 10Ot S15
per LOGO If sent by mail cent each In addition will
be char god prepay postage when twenty under
dered twenty half cea each to prepay postage Cash
orders solicited.
Address The TRBUsE.
Nav. ork
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couRr cALENpAR-THrs DAY.

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Part H-Nos l5I4lT34 1885, 2l22 1874, INV, Ioso w.
2l59, 322, 1852. 22O6, 22lO, 22l2, 2222.
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HELMBOLDs ROSE WASH,

an excellent lotion for diseases offs syphiie nature md
an injection Ia diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising from
habits OF dissipation. used IN connection with the Extracts
Buchu and Sarsparils IA such diseases recommends
Evidence the responsible and reliable character will
accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES
FROM TO 30 YEARS STANDING. with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical PIopert-, Of Buchn,
SEE DISPENSATOkY OF THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEVICES valuable works the Prsedes
Sec remarks made BY tho late celebrated DR.. PHYSC,
Philadelphia .. =, ,o,,,r,,
See rsusrk, made by Dr. EPHRAlM MCDOWELL
cebAtsd Physician and Member Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons Ireland aud published in the TRANSACTIONS OF "s
King and mems journal. . ,r>,,,,,r1
TRAVERS Fellow OF the Royal College Of Surgeons
See most Of the late Standard Works on Medicino
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle, or Six for So 81 =,
EXTRACT SAR5APARlLLA, ~ per ooshe' OF sh iot
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, SOC per bottle, or SIX fOi
81 81 - n.,-..
Or Half Dozen each for H. ~hchwlb be suteienI'oean
the most obstinae cases directions are adhered 70
Delivered 4uy address securely packed from Observation
Describe SYMPTOM, In all communications Cures fuaaD
teed. Advice s.sus
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TAdyertisemsnt.1

BARNUM's MUSEUM is still teeming with the
beauty and elite of the city Dieting mothe"Ih then pot
dsnabtsu are seen there daily by hundreds but especially
o-DAY the usua family holiday. will thousands OF toem
hrong tho place the charming little MNsiE WAAREs
and CoMxoDoRK EuTT and enjoy all the other sfacuous
the grand family holiday among which are splendid dAAse
peffo,a srices Afternoon snd Evening
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Advertisement.

Roswell 4 Warmers Colorihc ColoIs Hair q handsome
p,oun ar Black without the Of Wash or Preparation
use IL without troubling entsIgng Warranted tho
has, and cheapest Try III win use no oshef j. 1.
Roshtonis No. 4l7 Broadway. sod all druggi.ts.
FUSsros scoYIELD, General Agen.s, No. e2 John-tt
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fAdversisemsnt.

PHYsIoGNoMY.-Beside series OF articles On
this Interesting subject appearing in the PnRsxoLos
car JouRy.I class Of ladies and gentlemen meet wsone
dsy aud Saturday evenings at No 900 Broadway where G
es in.tuction il given, chronological eIsmiuat0n WIN
Charts given when desired ...Bt.. ....
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WAsHIsGToS, Tuesday. April 81, Iee5.
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATIONS.

The Treasury Department has for some days past
been sending out the form of preliminary certif.
cate in connection with National Banking Asso-
Citations under the currency and banking law. This
certificate requires the applicants to state the name
aud title of the association; its location, aud where
It's operations of discount aud deposit TO be carried
on; the amount Of the capital stock; the name and
residence of each Of the shareholders with the num-
Der Of shares held by each, and the time the bust
ness Of the association is to commence. The GER
tifcate is made in order that the subscribers may
avail themselves Of the advantages Of the Act to
Provide National Currency; secondly, pledge
of United States stocks, and to provide for the cs
culation and redemption thereof" approved Feb.
IS, 1868. The blanks will be filed 30 as to show
the numerical order Of the organization and the To-
oality-for example, "The First National Banking
Association of -" the second, &c The ap-
pcations are already numerous, embracing millions
Of dollar.
THE DIvULGRNCE OF MILITARY PLANS.
More than usual care is taken by officers connected
with the Government TO prevent the improper dig
closure of information relative to Offensive opera
lions against the Rebels. IL is known that hereto
ofe Doth military and naval officers have complained
tna' newspaper publications have seriously inter.
Tered win the execution of their plans.
ADMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA.
The President has issued Proclamation. deelar.
ing that the act for the admission of the State of
West Virginia into the Union shall take effect from
and after sixty daye from yesterday, proof having
been submitted TO hin that the condi,on, Of odn;a
sion, viz: certain emancipation cLanges in Ler Con.
ti,utoD, have been complied with.
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Use HELMBOLD's EXTRACT

BUCHU
Pa, al Affections and disease, OF the Urinary Orssns Wheeler
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating and no matter OF nov
lonx standing. Diseases Of these Organs
require the aid Of Diur.tie
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHu
is THE GREAT DIURETIC,
AND IS CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
IT is RECOMMENDED.
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advertisement.
LIQUOR IN CUSTOM HOUSE.
HOTEL kRAPEKs,

BAR.Rooxs
-----s 49, IT w.. = AND GRocgss.
In CONVENIENCE Of my diving up Of my bonded stores on
the sl Of May next viii ,s the stock Oh schedA
duty n.id I'm tha, store a. price than good Gin is sold
Tor by The gallon In pipes under the Cuomiouse look
Hotel Keepers BsrTooms and uroesrs who retail liquors
imported liquor IN tho country.
Perion, who purchase hy cases. can have nTsaaia 10
bond By removing Il TO other bonded stores
~ - UDOLPHo WoLYB.
No. q Besyefsl
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fAdvert,ement
PURE BOURBON WHISKY,
Bottled by
UDOIPHo WOLFE.
For sale by all Druggist GroeeTs and Fruit Stores in New
YORK, Breoslyn and Jersey CITY
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Advertisement

EMBROTDERING MACHINES TO KENT AND
yoR for Embroidering and fs1iy
U,e " W. WICKzs JR., No. 4S6 Broadway cor BTooue-'"
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AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me- Alderman ofh. CITY
Philldsp hs ii. A. HomboId vino being duly swoS dos,
saw hi. preparation contain. narcotic. no mercury "
0'n'' Injurious ''' ~ ''"'' Ii T. HELMBoLD.
sworn and .ub.cbed before me this sd day Of November
1854 tM T. HlBBARD. Aldermsn, .t.
s.h-sL. above Race, Phisdepha
Addros. letter, for information, in confidence, 70
II. Il. HELMB LID,
CHEMIST
DE POT.
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tBEIow oHEsrsUTb
PHILADELPHIA
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HELMBoLD's
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ASK FOR HELMBOLD's.
TAKE NO OTHER.
" Cat Out tho Advertisement. and send for it. sAa sHsa
mpOsiisH sld exposure.
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The BOARD OF SUPERyIsoRs.-Yesterdsy after
noon the Board Of Supervisors met Mr. Little President Ia
the chair Aer the roll call the Bosrd adjourned asa marx
Of respec. to the memory Of the late Col KmbaH
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BLOOD BLOODi BLOOD

HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPAEiLLA'
SYPHILIS.
This 10 an affection the Blood and attacks the ~Ina On
zans Innings Of the Noss Ears Throat Nindppe ana ne
Mucus Surfaces mailing it's appearance In the form
Hsmbolds Extract SsrspsIa Purhes the Blood sas NO
moves all Scaiy Erupions Of the Skin, giving 70 tneS
psxion Clear and Healthy Color u being prepared o'
pressy for this cass OF complaints TIA beodpuryms pp
critics preserved TO greater extent than any otSsf psS
ration Of Ssrsspsrilla-
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Rrrcu,,

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHrI
For voins ss, arising from E1's H.s D
with the following SYMPTOMS:
indispositton to EIertion. Los Of Pows.
Los of Memory, DiacsI.y Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, 1Ieabing
Horror Of pt,eaie, WdefulnssA
Dimness Of Vi,ion, PsiO In tho Back
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body
Dryness Of the Skim EruptiOns on the FACE
Universal Ls.situds Of the PsIiid COun.snsass
These symptoms. allowed to 90 on. which this nsdlsu.
invariably Ism reno ,,a 'oSn fSilD.
IMPOTENCE, FATUIrY. EPILEPTIC FITS,
In ono Of which the patient m,y expire. Who can ay
they are not sS1ss14yy @SSsd 5y a1;s
Many Of the Of their suffering but mona
win confess The records Of iheInssue Asylut nal
sDchOly deaths by Consumption bear ample wiiAss. tss
The TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid OF medicine TO engthen and nvgerae the
system, which HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU iryuiI.
ply does trial viii convince she most sksPsieaL
FEMALESt FEMALES FEMALESt
OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, Or C0NrEk.
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract Buchu
uneqused by any other remedy in Choros Rssn-
tion Irregularities Panulness or Suppression Of Castonry
Eyaeuaons liberated Schous state OF the Uterus Leo,
corrhea or Whites stery, and for all complaints incident
the whether aiming from lndi'cresi0n, Habits Of Das
rtH'N' y. y I DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
no FAMILY SHOULD pc WITHOUT IT.
',.s'.,,y 49, - AZ
TAX. no Mercury or Unpleasant Medicines for unpleasant OF
Dangerous Di'essss. ~
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IN all their stsge at little Expense little e % change q D.
A IN
|, causes frequent desire ard gyss strength ufnts
thereby removing obsructons preventing and earihs se
ne, the urethra alsying ps!8 and nasmmstien g ne
on,nt In hi, class Of diseases and eIpeng POlsONOUs,
DISEASED AND WoRN-oor MATTER
Thousands upor Thousands who have bsen the
VICTIMS OF QUACK5,
and who h,vs p,id HEAVY FEES to be cured p .. ss,
bs nv the uss Of Powerful Asrnyents been ded a. IN
the tystsm to break out In en- aggravated FORM and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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GeImbol6's alenieines

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIE 3,
KNOWN AS HELMBoLDs" GENUINE pRxp.p.
TONS viz.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Brrcr,r
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT sAps.
PARILLA.
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WASH.
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HELMBoLps GENUINE paEpARIr,o,
FLUID EXTRACT nrrCur,

positive and specific Remedy Diseases Mn. r ANN,
KIDNEYS. GRAVEL and DROPSICAL gWFI indssh,
This medicine increases the power Of dissssn -
the absorbens into healthy sctiou by rbeh -
edeyous depositions and all unnauf1i eularSsnsn.
duced well pain and inflammation and h FOOD 10 s
Won.ea, or ChiiaIsa "sS
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SUFFOLK, April 49, 1909.
complete list Of the killed and wounded as
killed. and IS wounded, in addition to what have
already sent You, is as follows:
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WILMINGTON, Tuesday. April q, 1863
The Secretary of the Navy has received the fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08

GENERAL BisHoP PoLK-Ths Rev M.
Talbot, of Columbus, Ky, relates that while
General Polk 8 army occupied Columbus he,
"desieing TO improve his opportunities for
use falness anorg his political enemies con
saltsd the q snsrai "a to the propriety Of sn
npplicasion TO the Amer:c IN Bible s ,cisty fer
a box of Bibles ana Tsstaments, to be distrib-
uted among the Confederate soldisra The ex.
Bishop approved the suggestion very cordially,
but was decidediyof the opinion that the appi,'
ca,ion would be refused. 1t was, however,
nads oa. in dus form, and ssnt to Cairo under
a dag of trues. Thence il went forward TO
New York, aad the donation was promptly
granted by the society. The ssrangsss part Of
the suory, however, rsmAins to bs told When
the boz contsiuing these Bibles and Tsstamsnts
reached Cairo, Il was. npon examination, pro
nounced .eoatra6and Of scar and stopped 1t
vss NOT allowed 70 reach its dsstiux.ion''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08
Governor yagre

The srriyai Of Governor Vance, Of North
Carolina, in this city has bsen announced ia
the pepers lie comes, no doubt, to confer
with the Confederate authorities On matters of
general interest to the country. The Govern
ors Of the Confederate States are all true u
the cause of The South. Governor N.Dcs 0c-
capss position Of some pecuiaiity not free
fsom smbgrrass ment but during his &C minis.
tra;i0n he has proved his devotion to The Con
fedefacy ii IA very sigual manner. There is ia
hia State party not largo, il is true, bat coun-
tenalced aud encouraged by q tfeaoherous
raesd, characterized by ingenuity and energy
which has by side winds and cunning assaults
Oh epecal measures Of tue Government ell
GsavOred to throw obstacles ia the way Of rs.
ctliting the army aud Of the ordinary admin.
s.ration Of public affairs. The bad principles
aui bad motives Of this press have possibly
e2erted some evi. Influences; but, we are cure,
to avery limited extent. GoverGOr Vance hav
ing received some indications CT favor from
lhs obnoxious quarter, it is reasonable To sup
poss that it was counted upon that he would
make some CONCESSIONS in return for it. Ii
sucA aaa the expectation /. was doomed 10 dis-
appointment; for Governor Vance has proved
IL DO one Of the n0st true and Grm of leading
southern men. He is worthy Of North Caro-.
la and the South. Ills State has cen. hor
sOns to every battle Il I'D, where they have
won uudyiug fame for their good old mother,
and he has upheld the authority aud the cause
oI the Con ederaey with tirmaess and con-
s'slency that challenges our admiration and
Commands The generous confidence Of the ma
ton.
urdsr the chief III mags.racy Of Gov Vance,
the State OF N 3rth Caroiaa has given renewed
assurance Of faithfalaeas to tho common cause,
and moreover hss afforded proof, of wisdom
Ia the administration Of pablo affairs that will
sssrt in maintaining the good name and credit
oi the community of States. The old State
occupiss position on the map that gives hsr
espec al Importance in the crisis, and it's,
sseFe fore, all the more gratifying that shs
n4intaiaa her nueisat renown for bravery,
honor, and true loyalty. She viii never prove
unfai.hfai TO her c,nfeisra.ss la tae day OF
lsla, and may bs always relied ON in every
exigency which demands the exhibition of the
virtues Of manhood and eons.ancy.