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The New York herald., 1863-08-19
The Bre ach Between North Carolina ans,
the Rebel Authorities.


Apropos OF this we have an abstract OF hirhlv i'm
portant discussion in the North Carolina House of Com
mons the 9th ef july upon motion TO print the cor
rcspondencc between Governor varoe and the rebel SEQ
Rotary War In relation to the habeas corpus and tho
ella I'M OF the rebel government 10 conscript militia on.
GERS The Gre eaters orposed the printing, and the
friends OF Governor Vance favored H. The Raleigh
Siorf1y publishes synopsis OF the speech OF Mr. 0ris
som of Granville county, support of the motion from
which we extract the following significant paragraphs
Mr Crissom said the rrespondence and the history
OF tar events connected with the subjects of
which treats admonisb OF purpose on the part of
The moderate administration 70 disregard not only the
dccsons q courts but also 70 construe for itself all
questions touching the liberty OF the citizens II the
first ume Ia the history of this any other people where
tho great landmarks Of English freedom regarded that
the great win secured by Magma Charta been
tranplea under loot with impunty. Surely people,
Mt having ot all love Of freedom tamey submit 70
such aggression ne this correspondence disclosed on tho
rart Of high onoal functionary his subordinater
The bold and unwarranted attempt 10 strike down our
judiciary, a. developed by the correspondepce indi.
Gates rapid aud gigantic stride toward military des.
potism.
But few days since Confederate colonial refreo, a
allow the shern of New Hanover pass his lines a. eve
cute n writ OF habeas corpus Several Instances =, a.
rearrest by subatern officers of persons dsch,rsod ~
der this writ and one fas am nforrnedA by ,he c~r
order OF the Secretary OF War himself have recentiv ~
CURED such arbitrary exercise OF power by tho hon
cs civil or military funconary In England would NOT Sc
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
The Rebels Desponc cnt-nzohiie 20 be De-
Tended 20 tho Last.
From the Mobile Evening News Aug 81

We hear muttude OF reports horribly detrimental
the character ana patriotism OF the people many parts
Of Mississippi and in portions Of Sorth Alabama.
Some OF these re orts too dsgracefu for PRINT
popo gone stark mad under the pressure OF local
temporary and the potent influence fear for
thor property? Every pronounce them
bereft q Their senses n jidic aly blind 10 see
that TO talk about making peace now, AMI prop sing
terms 10 the enemy by wnch TO their slaves lands
and goods simply the proposition o. the Prey 70 the
devourer Why, the object Of this Lincoln to
you OF your slaves and conscate your goods pay
Yankee dept and to redeem his uutess greenbacks
And you think that Lincoln and ,eward andGreeley and
Chase aud Loveoy and Butler and Mroy ard Burnside
will listen 10 yous Idiots Where the men Of spirit
and talent and influence the neigh hoorhoods which
these fauous reports up like evil spirits Garken
the glowing picture Of Southern ortuce constancy and
courage Where are you, gentlemen, who have been
cusomed 10 m ike your district fowls lud woocs riIg
with your eloquent voices when you ur.ed your election
to Congress and other Offices the Of the
ton Of the country History is making her record ~
you aud you demean yourselves In this hour OF trial.
viii you he rated and esteemed when these clouds shall
have passed away
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The subscription to the Great National Bank. to
be established in this city under Mr.. Chases act,
amounted this evening to 50 O6o 900, and it is ex-
pected that the whole IS ,00o. 900 will be made up
within the week.
The aggregate exports of produce and merchan-
disc exclusive Of spece). for the past week, were
81 967 .962
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neghborhood Of Dumfres aud that they intend plant
batteries In that locality.
Near the Wcomico river (Northumberlaud county, a
lot OF about i've hundred rebel cavalry have been seen
and vessels report that the whole country from
the Potomac 20 the Rappabannock Is full OF them They
are engaged sezng everybody capable of bearing
and stripping the people Of everything they have that will
be useful for military purposes.
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Int resting from she Lower Potomac.
CAPTURE OF coSTRABASD TRADERS.

lftum tne NasninEtnn star, August la
This morning the C~ur dc Lion Acting Master Morris
and Wyandank, arrived at the Navy Yard with several
prisoners and lot o goods The nst named brought up
Jas. Gray. Of Dumfrcs. and W. W. purdy, Of Charles
county, who were captured near Mattawoman creek, ,
Gray being over or the purpose OF purchasing goods aud
Purdy getting ready to the blockade The Wyan.
dank brought up John Robbins, John NJ. ". r. and u
George r. taken by the Reliance on the charge OF
firing into boats &c. These latter, however claim that
they peaceable citizens and that the charges were
made through prejudice Robbins been heretofore In
the rebel cavalry conscrpt substitute but de.
serted vhcn Loe crossed into Maryland. The wyan.
dank also brought ot Of goods taken BY the ur dc
Lion and some salt captured by herself and the Teaser
The goods taken by tho C9ur de Lien we're some that
had been hid IN the woods Natt,woman creek n
appears that about three weeks since James Trjev re
siding IN Taprahannock county, TO Baltimore and
purchased lot OF gcods cousistng mostly or dry goods
and groceries, valued abJut eight thousand oIrrs and
weighing about two and half tons, which he had trans
ported TO Mattawoman crock where he hid them in the
woods. and be was waiting opportunity 10 transfer
them across, In the meantime sleeping with the goods
Yesterday week he died suddenly, IL In supposed from
having been pcsoned and the goods all carried on
The facts became known " Master Morris and he scnt
boats " look after them, and the house OF Mr.
Allen he found lot slowed under bed which he se,ed
II IL supposed that all OF them will be recovered al
though they have been scattered large extent OF
The ofcers Of the Ho,la complain that uany OF the
etorekeepcrs In that section OF Maryland sell 70 contra
bauds knowing that the goods Intended 10 be sent
into Rebedom and think that something should be done
70 stop H.
Il Is reported tha, LARGE body Of cavalry IA In ,ba
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
Fire at st. Louis.

ST. Iors, August II, 1868.
The extensive tea and coffee establishment Of Robert
Charles entirely consumed by fire yesterday Loss
$50 600, OF which 500 900 is insured et .a,.
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
The Rebel Press ON the
Situation.
THE REBELS GROWING DESpOyDENT.
Vics President Stephens Half
way Visit to Washington.
The Breach Between North Carolina
and the Rebel Government,

The suboncd extracts from late rebel papers will be
found interesting showing they do the elements that
developing themselves 10 overthrow the bogus
cou.cdcracy The rebel press is despoudeut Affairs in
North Carolina rapidly assuming attitude promis
ing an carly return the old Union.
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
NO More Troops for Jen. Davis Army.


The bill introduced in the Senate by Mr.. Young, OF
Meckcuburg providing for the enrolment OF all the able
bodied white men in this State between the ages o nine
teen and sixty. strikes many respects oh
able. We lick TO dny these oh ectors nj
any length but the measure will operate and be re.
garded by tho people as extension or the IN a sys
ten. and 20 this We do rot hesitate To say in humble
opinion, the PEOPLE opposed. " Ir Sherwood's mi
lta bill should be passed there VIII be enough Militia
between eighteen and ioriynve Tor all the purposes con
templatei in Mr.. Youngs bill, and these viii form
organized nuclens around (which nbc BODIED men of
all ages win rally volunteers In sn emergency. II
North Carolina depend for protection the boys and
old men, mud have aid from the thousand
veterans she has contributed Confederate service then
indeed is the prospect gloomy.
We have hand a Cf letters protesting against
further dram upon the people In the way troops
and propounng questions 10 relation TO exemptions un.
der the Militia Conscript laws Our correspondence
which very extensive, convinces that the reoplc
looking with alarm at the prospect of troops being
raised and the greatly diminished whito labor have
left beng thus taken from our fields aud workshops
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
NFarts-e Affairs.
OK BOARD UNITED SrATxs MAIL STEAMER EVENING s.


Ovy SANDY Hook, August Is, 1858.
Capt. Wx. R. BELL. Commanding ;-stR-Thc undersign
ed passengers board your steamer It's voyage from
New Orleans to New York, now about to close desire,
before separating to express to you the unqualified sats
faction they have experienced in this voyage aud in all
the circumstances attending It, We have found In your
ship pattern Of elegance comfort speed and safety and
in yourself commander worthy Of such a ship and
gentleman worthy OF kindest regard and remem-
brance All your officers have proved themselves capa
bic, courteous and obigng servants have been uni
formy respectful and attentive the table has been smp
tuonsy spread and nothing has been wanting TO render
our voyage not merely OF comfort but OF pleasure
Our passage has been OF the shortest record and
has given ample proof Of the high qualities Of the Eve
ming Star for speed and seaworthness.
We shall always remember her with pleasure, and
commend her with confidence to all who may have
sion to make the passage by between the two great
cities Of the North and tho South.
Permit us. captain at parting, TO wish for and you.
noble ship long career OF success, and subscribe
selves
Your friends, Charles Dwight, Colonel and Provost
Jrdge Department Of the Gulf Alexander NJ Shipey, Cap
tam. Assistant Quarermaster. United States Army s. Il.
Bevans New Orleans Henry w. '.asson Capt First artl
ery, United States Army VIM. r. Snel Capt Thirteenth
Name Fort jackson, United states Volunteers and forty
others
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUtsn4Yl august IS-bP. n
and small lots Of pearls at &C.
BREADsTrrrs.-FIour selling more freely. especially
fresh ground, which steady The sales included
Is 500 bbs state aud Western 800 Southern and 400
Canadian, within our revised Quotatious--
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The approximate earnings Of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company during
the month Of July, compared with the same period
last year, were as follows
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HOTELS.

xxyuIrNFy yHoUsE-BRoADwAy.c CORNER TWELFTH
w sreetA hpe sui! Of Room, on hrs, soor fronting %
tarhcd win let either With or vhoui HoAses private
Die desIsd. Terms modcrAAs
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
United States District Court
Before Hon. Judge Betts.

AUGUST 18.-The Court met this morning. In pursuance
Of adjournment for the purpose Of dsposng OF admiralty
and prize
The United States Marshal made returns Of processes
in prize aud revenue cases.
The United States ond Others, Libednts and Cdptors
Schooner Nvmph her Tackle dc-NO claimant appearing
the United States District Attorney moved for o con.
demnation and sale. Motion granted.
The United States the Brig Wdppoo and Cdrgo.-n
this case the United States Marshal made return of
sNot foundn
TNe United States and Others u.s. The Steamer Nnrimae
and Cdrgo-In this claimant appeared, and
motion for condemnation and sale was granted
The United States and Oilers the Schooner Emma and
Cdrgo-Mr &. Edwards appeared in this and put In
claim and answer. after which the was laid over.
REVENUE CASES.
7he United States Taco Cases c0ntdnnQ OIL Pdnsngs
married. d E-Messrs Webster and Craig appeared for
claimants Case laid over. laEa
The United States Toery Casks Of Wine-Mr. Wilcox
appeared and put in claim Laid over.
The United Safes Three Hogshedds GRd Nnden Bar
res Of Besr and Oher Property Seized at S21 West Fourth
street.-The District Attorney said this case under
case was laid over. or 4N
7Me United States w $2775 Gold Coin and other Pro-
perth Deposit in the Union Bank for Isbor Bensdc-
Mr. E. Curtis appeared for claimant, and the case was
Mtton Dayton u. Schooner Rsceipey.-Mr. Beebe ap.
pearcd for claimants, and the case was laid over.
Josephus Potter Us. the Propeller Hunter.-Mr Beepe
also appeared In this case, which was laid over.
THE PETERHOFP.
In the case OF the Peterhof motion was made for the
vessel TO be sold to the The Judge did not
entertain the motion but laid over the case. The gov
ernment Washington anxious 20 get
Of the Peterho the United States District Court will
make order to that effect before the decision OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States which 1t Is thought
will take long time 70 be arrived at
The Court then adjourned 10 the arst Tuesday In Sep
temboF. sFs
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rpE UEPrAMERoN- MARGARET. QUEEN OF
INarsr,e sfri1, trnnsIasd genuine copy Of
aorisns work This ,he riehss, rsa, 70 ee found N
ia RACES cloth s with twelve pictorial "srAiions for
q 10 BY pa,c y sh1IaxoHARp. Publisher 20 Ann street.
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Total...... so4s,ooa G 24e,4is OF Inc. .sss,ss4 ~
Earnings from
Jan. 1 TO
July a.. 2,Teo,s42 % Tss ss lac 500 os3 So
Increase for July, ssh per CENT iarfsa 70 July 81
AZ Yer ccp;.
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Rebel Appointments i'm North Carolina
recent number Of the Raleigh tN. c.) Sanda,d com
plains that North Caronns have anricd vain for
fee through which tenth OF the peoples substance or
Of subsis.erce will be drawn for government use
After describing the refusal o the place to gallant and
disabled officer OF OF the North Carolina regiments IL
People Of North Carolina. en you have In you
bear not. You have submitted long enough To this
iDustce-thesc indigntes and insults. Even while we
write, and for months past officers from other States
having no symraihy with people AMI disposed to
hurry the last from This State into The army, have
bOen acting enrolling officers and examining physicians
to the exclusion Of natives we'll IL not better qualified
than they and under this tthing-man, unless
the people rise up ard assert their rights every neigh
borhood Will be visited with swarms Of tithiDg men
from states We tell you reople OF North tnroli
that we will have free FORMS ard that your govern
mond who thus insult the state and show by their action
that they regard only sp endage Of Virginia and
Maryland, are your servants That Is the theory Let
The eighteenth section OF your bill OF rights declares
that the peole have right TO assemble together TO
consult for hcr common good to instruct their
tatives and apply TO the Legislature for redress Of
grievances" II you true to yourselves and to the
character OF your State you will exercise that right
Assemble together IN captains districts and de-
maud the removal of this Vrgnian and you go he.
ond this you choose, and express your views freely
and caressy the condition Of the country II this IL
yorr government, say So II not, say So you have the
right TO rule in this STATE So IL not say sit down
suTney and hope treatment and better mes
and see II the treatment and the times improve You
must take your affairs into hands. II public
who disposed to submit to this injustice and
these ndignites, stand in your way, pass by walk
them. Tell the administration at kchulond that
you will submit TO such treatment. and that these
swarms OF "f reign uercenaries' be withdrawn
from this State No other state rs treated Ia this way.
The people OF Virginia, South Carolina Georgia
would not submit for moment 10 such in1sc,. In the
language OF contemporary, f not IL TO enroll
our conscrpts collect own taxes, and have
or sufficient honesty and nIcery bold the Offices
necessary to the performance of these duties then we
arc mot hy IA IN IN >
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
North Carolina Legislators COnscriptcd
[From the Raleigh a.. CO. Standard, August 10l
A CARD.

CutledSu0
leaving Raleigh TO visit our families, while the Of
the North Carolina Railroad, before started,
asked for our passports by soldier who said he was
acting under orders Captain r. Walker, Provost
Camp Holmes all persons supposed TO be subject TO
scrpton We protested against the right to arrest cN
whether with without passports uness the place
Under martial law. We informed this soldier that we
members OF the General Assembly, which seemed
TO give him satisfaction and ne about leaving US,
him by brass butoned Confederate officer to take
from the and escort us, under guard TO Camp
Mr.. Crawford, from Wayne, after informing him
that were MEMBERS was himself insulted
and ordered also to be taken % camp by this
chivalrous brassy lieutenant. He, however, got
Of the difficulty by showing old passport detail
After this young brass butoned Napoleon bad assured
that had no chance OF but to show and
unless he carried and exhibited his pass other vouch
he passed ont of the to leave the soldier
his orders, which he declined to do So passed quietly
to visit homes feeling that civil liberty about
take her everlasting flight
This Is TO inform members Of the General Assembly and
especially Governnr Vance that should they wish 10
leave Raleigh and avoid Camp Holmes, they had better
call at Office hours CAPTAIN Walker for passes SUP
however, that the Governor has the rores this
Confederate cockspnr Informed that he had recently
twice been arrested
should have yassed this matter silent contempt and
unnoticed but the fact that there great question
OF civil liberty involved for IL the Governor OF the state
and members Of the General Assembly attending lie ses
sons cannot cvade arrests at the capital by Confederate
military officers, and that tor, where the martial law
has rot been declared, who ask Is safe ut home Why
not the Executive OF the State passing down to the
ipital. w. H. ANERA.
RALEIGH, July 7, 1852.
Mr. Ayera is member OF the House OF Commons from
Johnson county. His statements may be implicitly re
lied They show the extent to which pcope and
public subjected TO impcrtnencc and insult from
Confederate ocers under the operation Of unauthorized
martial law.
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
EXPRESSES.

nrRNHAus FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE, iis
X sst street between Fifth and Srth avenues
- nos Mirrors statusry, Paintings China and Glass,
rsd and shipped 10 all parts Of the world Large wagons
sr the removal OF furniture 10 country storage Tor furni
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

The subscriptions to the five.twenty years skies,
reported through Jay Cooke, general subscription
agent for the last FIVE days Of the week ending the
18th inst were as follows
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

tolerated today Il would shake that ancient and pow
erfu kingdom 20 the centre Weliing.on, so ,h
victory and crowned with laureis, returning from the
field OF triumph Napoleon, wouo nov nAve W
such power deny this rgnt 20 me nunoesi
soldier that followed him from the scene OF MS glory
Bt we ara told in this correspondence that the .crude
opinions local judges are not TO DO regarded py he
military authorities OF this government, and Governor
Vance is by inuendo reprimaaded for not suppressng
tho expression Of these opinions. Who are these local
Judges crude opinions thus TO be dsregardedf
They constitute the Supreme Court or North Carolina aud
have entitled themselves to the lasting gratitude OF the
to ss ns
North Carolina has sent seventy four thousand voun
tees and fourteen thousand conscrpts 70 the field Has
any state done more thousand Of her sous
barring their breasts to the enemy, sleep in
the to which their patriotism has consigned them
The bones of her best citizens have beached every
battle field from Big Bethel to Chance lorsvie they
have everywhere broken the ranks OF the enemy and
snatched victory from the Jaws Of defeat They crowded
the road TO death as II II the highway TO feevty
and mrth. Yet all this has saved her from insult
and injury Why is it that in the appointment Of gene
rails TO command the troops In many instances our own
officers we're put aside 70 give place to those from other
Statess e. IF
why is It that in one OF these appointments major
general appointed who, in official communication
to General Leo spoke Of this Legislature in terms Of de-
risoa the memorable" Legislature Of North Carolina
Why are various post appointments among US In the
quartermaster and commssary departments Allied by c
Of other States the exclusion ownS Why the
attempt, in measure successful. to force enrolling
officers upon us from other States the neglect OF
Own9 And why could there not be found in all North Ca
rons suitable person to al the position Of Chief coec
unlock our corncrbs and smokeh0usesf sa ~
Why It that North Carolina swarming with officials
and clerks from other States who ought be Ia the army
fighting for the principle they advocates
Why that OF about fty hospitals In the city Of
Richmond, with more than two hundred surgeons there
are but three from this Slater
North Carolina has assigned to her, under act OF
Congress- approved October 27. 1852, eight hospitals
containing twenty two hundred and thirty-fve beds
Only Of these containing not than hundred
and sixty beds Is under the charge Of North Carolina
The divisions Of Winder and Chimborazo
signed TO this State contain eight nine hundred BEDS
with eight or nine surgeons each every one OF whom 10
from another state.
allude to these things with pain and sorrow, but
it matter Of solemn duty in defence OF my position
upon this floor. t
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

A r NO 137 SIXTH HAvENUE.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
N men. wish receive the highest price for
cast OF clohng Carpets Furniture 4c the best you ca.
avenue two doors from Tenth Ladies' attended
Mrs Mntz True will be dealt with satisfaction
and benefit.
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

GREAT DEMAND FOR cLoTHINd.-LAD! AMI
n gentlemen having Cast or Clothing. Furniture
Carpets Jewery, will the highest prices by cal
fng addressing A. HARRIS 5S Third betweel
Mrs Hairis
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

AT 353 BOwERy.-H. ROsENTHAL HAVING A GREA
n desire 10 purchase large quantity of cast on Wearin
Apparel Furniture Carpets Jewelry, Ac BY calling
Addrc sing him ladies' and gentlemen obtain the utos
value Tor each article Ladies attended to by Mrs R0senha
Please remember andry 35s BoweSy opposite Great Joue
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

AT THE sUREsT PLACE, NO. ass SIXTH AVENUE
a ades and gentlemen VIII bud the far honest dealer
ing. Carpets Jewery 8c. for hf,y per pa
oy any other dealer call or note By post will be pune
tualy attended Ladies' attended b. Mrs Minu b.
Please be particular IN finding the correc b. Miux
and the number 2S3 Sixth avenue, Eighteenth
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

A TTENTIoN-wANTED. CAST OFF CLOTHING FOB
N the Western MARKET also Furniture Carpets and jew
ery The highest prices in cash will given by call
addressing NJ ABRAHAMS. 233 Seventh avenue eas
Abrahams