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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-01

AUDITORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va. March 6U.h 1868
n pursuance of the requirements OF an act
euttled An act Imposing taxes for the support Govern
~ pas ell March 2s 1883 the annexed sections SsJ
are publiah-d. J. NJ. BENNETT,
Auditor Of Pablc Accounts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-01

An ACT rRosIEG rDxES FOl GOVERNMENT.
Passed March 2Sth, 1888
Section 30 Tteael entitled Eaho the receipt
Confeder te sAes Treasury payment other
public du - passed March 221 s65 be hereby
amen 81 and reenAStsd, 50 As to read a. jloWs:
Cousdssts States Of the
nation o. fys dolAs dated Issued
hri u April 1863 shall hereafter be receivable In payment
Of taNe, aud Ot1er ~ lie cues TO the State"
Fec o. Tee Aul PabHc counts shall cause the D. zee
Ing section 70 be published in at sas i've newspapers Guy
Of Richmond and IN the pspe o. the cities Il ynthoury
Pete sAurE Sudin the Of Dsnve taunton wythe-
vile, Toe ~ lest four weeks. Ap L GcIW
, 1863-12-18

NEw YORK, December 17.-Thc steamer
City Of Cork has arrived from Liverpool 2sth
and Queenstown 30th, ard brings one days
LATER news.
The rope'e reply to the Congress invitation
.cxIrcsses his conviction thai the Congress
Vunld respect Ills rights.
The Paris Constitutional attacks the English
Government for declining to enter the pro-
posed Congress, and says: IF tronblc and
cont1agrntion should cnsuc, us is probable,
the entire responsibility will fall on those
who rejected the work Of peace aud concilia-
ton"
ST. Jonss, n. F.. Dec. 1.-THE steamer
Hibcrnian from Galway 9Th, arrived to-day.
Her news is nine days later.
The Gibraltar formerly the Sumter) had
arrived ut Queenstown with cotton from Vii
1ninGton.
NATURALIZATION quiet and unchanged.
B,cadetufEs stuady. Corn eosier. Provisions
duil, inc1ining downward. Consols closed
Monday at :O}11a!O1z for money.
No ncWs OF tho prize fight,
, 1863-12-18
FROM MILWAUKEE,,

(specml Dispatch to the Chtcaso Tribune1
MILWAUKEE, Dec. II. 1862
One Of the most furions gales ever known
in this city ragged all night, accompanied By
snow and elect. Pedestrians were almost
taken off their feet, and q car on the horse
railroad Was actually carried Oh the track by
the force Of the gale.
The lake roared and broke over the beach
terriically, aud every one thanked God they
were on terra afma.
The steamer Sea Bird, Of Chicago, Of the
L. E. Goodrich line Of steamers, went ashore
five or Six miles north OF here. In addition
TO her crew she had On board fifteen passcn-
gers, including two or three ladies.
Captain Pabst fastened a line to the shore
10 prevent any loss of 1ife and sent here for
assistance to get the passengers of. The
weather moderated this forenoon, and all
were got OF safely, though nearly persisted
with cold.
Parties from the scene Of disaster, represent
the upper works washed away, and the sea
was rolling over The boat. The gale having
now subsided, 1t is thought she may be got
off without any injury 10 the main part Of
the vessel
Undoubtedly other accidents have occurred,
a gale.
Gov. Doty, Of Utah, is in the city, on his
way to Washington. He represents the 10y
atty Of the Mor1nons on the increase, though
they desire q separate government. They
number now eighty thousand. The climate
lie saws is delightful
, 1863-12-18

NEwnEnS, Dec. 1a-Rcfngccs reached here
this morning from Wilmington, who state
that Gen. Whitney, commanding the rebel
forces at that point, left with brigade re-
Gently for Tennessee, and was relieved by
Gen. Martin, whose command in and about
Wilmington consists only Of one small brig
ade.
The running Of the blockade into Whining
ton continues to increase. It is estimated
tl.at half a million dollars worth Of goods
arrive every twcnty-four hours.
Since North Caro1ina is nearly abandoned
by the rebel troops, there being but two
brigedes in the State, 1t has been decided By
the banks as matter Of safety to dispose Of
their specie, which they are NOW paying ont
Us fast as possible to citizens Of the State,
giving one dollar in gold for four in North
Carolina money.
3, Gen. Butler is raising an army Of colored
troops In this. Department, Three black
regiments Of cavalry, recently started. are
rapidly hlling ur.: = ri
, 1863-12-18
FROM CLEVELAND,


CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. II, 1se2
The National Convention Of United States
Assessors held its second session to-day, the
time being entirely engrossed in tic hearing
and discussing Of reports Of standing COM
mittees. -Four reports were finally acted
upon, relating to the following schemes: In
come railroads, steamboats,, &C.; equaliza-
tion Of assessments; inspectors Of spirits,
and compensation Of Assessors These re-
ports are too elaborate for te1csrapking.
The committee upon that portion Of the
law including spirits. ale and porter, will
recommend the following amendments in re-
lation thereto: 4 tax on hops Of five cents
per pound; q tax on malt liquors Of sixty
cents per barrel, conditioned TINT the tax on
malt be thirty cents per bushe1, and that the
use Of substitutcs for malt, in The production
OF liquors sold as pure malt liquors, shall be
made peual ofIenso; that the tax. on dis
titled spirits be sixty cents per gallon from
March 1st to July 1st, 1861; from July 1st to
November 1st, 1864, a tax Of Eeyenty-fye
cents Per gallon, and from aud after the latter
date one dollar per gallon.
The report on auction sales, slaughtered
hogs, cattle, &c, will be Of great interest, as
well also as that upon manufactures.
:. Tho committee will hardly conclude its
business before noon tomorrow, though it
is III session tonight with view to finishing
up, The members had merry-making at
the Angler this evening. The greatest har-
mony has 50 fur prevailed, and business las
been pushed With MI possible dispatch,
, 1863-12-18

Fon12Ess MONROE, Dec. 16.-Thc Rich.
1nond Wht9, IN IN editorial, says:
The Atlanta Cp3tetlerccy asserts tllat onr
savsey adyaccd 81 the 10Th abHse %se;! Rtaggold,
cd thence to Lookout Mountain and Mission
.s1y Ridge. ucre they found nothing but
doris Of the enemy's camp. The position
seemed to hire Gccn deserted OIL Saturday
last. In tho town Of Chattanooga aud be-
below the enemy Lad visibly decreased his
force. The prcsump ption il that heavy col
umn has gunc attcr IongstIcet, aad that an
expedition hns started into West Tennessee to
look after Forrest, who Inns taken advantage
Of the absence Of Sheruan's Corps.
The TFAlg also eays: Although. there APP
pears to be no doubt Of the movements Of
Avc1i1l from the KanlaEa, in the direction Of
East Tennessee and Virginia, Tho War De-
partment h46 received no additional intelii-
gence from tl.at quarter. The eucmy's more
1ncnts, SO fur as known, seem to indicate a
rnid on the. .nilroad, or probably upon the
counties Of Botstourt, Kockbridgc, and Au-
Uueta.s
, 1863-12-18

CAlRo, Dec. 17.-Acmphis dates to ti,e eve
ming Of the 18th arc received. Gen. HuElbut
promulgated another important order, Of
which the following is the substance:
It hayin:: been asceTtafned that large quan-
titles Of coin have passed from Memphis, cs-
pecfal1y Sort1., It is therefore ordered that
neither coin bullion be sold, bargained or.
exchanged within sucl, parts Of Tennessee,
Arkansas or mississippi US are within this
Department, except c- follows: Persons hay-
ing coin bullion In their possession which
they dcsirr to exchange may receive peF1nis-
sion from Inc local Treasury Agent to send
t1ae ssme North, receiving back Is equivalent
such currency as they may choose. ANY
sale or exchange, except as above
Rs1'ds wi b HS9shss b ii!aX Siss,t tiSg Sss
ncfs IN Memphis, are required to send 1Sr-
ward Lie coin bullion in their hands to the
Provost jdGrsna1, both for themselves and
their depositors, to convert the same into
currency. and hereafter receive none On de-
posit except to forward the ean,e as herein
provided. :
The turner's in Southern Illinois hare been
busiiy engaged tor for some weeks past in
cotton picking
Or high ground tie crop is 1fttlo injured
by frost. hut Oh bottoms end low lunds it is
totally ruined. Cottor. presses ART going up
In Union and JACKSON counties, and gins are
runf1ir1v In every Te}rhbpfho0d,
, 1863-12-18
the WAR IN VIRGINIA.


Wrs1ERH HIEa-S1A, Dec. II, 1858.
We have information that detachment Of
tie goth Pennsylvania, while out on scout,
ordered by Gen. Kelly, destroyed the foundry
at Ediubnrg, In the Shenandoah Valley. The
rebels we're usfnE the :,undry for the prcpa-
ration Of iron to be SER. to Kichmend, and,
as reported, used In the construction ofgun-
/ portion Of the troops under the com.
mand of Col Wells, and ftom Gen. sulllvaE's
column, had severe skirmisAlng yestcrtlay
near, ut and beyond Strasburg. Col Wells
took some thirty prisoners, aportion Of them
belonging to EWelrs corpe. -
There are Indications that the enemy has,
or is trying to reinforce 1mbodcn In the
Shenandoah Valley. The reasons for this
will Eoon be apparent.
WAsuls0roS, Dec. I7.-On Aonduy night,
Moeeby, with gang Of ninety gucrillas, made
o descent on the picket lines outside Of the
dcfenscs south Of the Potomac, but without
cffecting any Bcrious damaye. Our cavalry
were sent ID pursuit.
An absurd rumor is circulating throughout
the city that Noseby Was in town On Tuesday
afternoon. The military authorities have
been on sharp lookout for tho guerilla, but
without SUCCESS.
It Is reported at tho navy vard that the
rcbcla, few dayG since, opened with field
pieces on our eunboats in the month of the
RappaAannock, and the steamers, after firing
. few ehots III return, hauled OFT Into the
, 1863-12-18

The SPEAKER hid before the House the
report Of the Superintendent Of the Coast Sur
Mr. STEVENS, from the Committee on
Wars and Means, reported bill making ap-
propriations for consular and diplomatic e1-
pehses.
Affairs, reported joint resolution rendering
the THINKS Of Congress to Captain Rogers.
On motion Of Mr. WAsHBURNE, Of nli-
nois, It wns resolved that when the House
ndtourns to-day, it be till Monday next.
Mr.. PRICE introduced q resolution, In
structing the Committee on Roads and Ca-
structipg and enlargiug the Northern Canals
as may be necessary to connect the Hudson
and Mississippi with the great lakes, and re-
port by bill or otherwise.
Mr. HOLMAN moved to lay It on the table.
Disagreed to-57 to S6
The resolution was then adopted.
The House passed the bill for tia payment
Of invalid and other pensions for the year
1868.
On motion Of MI. MORRILL,, Of Vermont,
& resolution WIS adopted, calling on the Sec
retary Of the Treasury for all documents
showing the practical operation Of the So
called Reciprocity Treaty, which may be in
Oh motion OF Mr. WILSON of Iowa, the
Committee on Invalid Pensions were In
structed to inquire what Legislation is neces
sary to secure to the widows or legal repre-
sentativee Of persons who have died, or may
hereafter die, after their discharge from the
military service, from wounds OF disabilities
received In the line Of their duties, the same
pensions ns are allowed to others.
On motion OF Mr. WILSON, tho Commit,
tee on Public Lands was instructed to report
tile necessary legislation to enable persons in
the navnl and military service to aTail them
Befrcs of the benefit of the Homestead Law.
, 1863-12-18
FROM HAIIFAX----THE
CHESAPEAKE RECAP
TURED, THE PIRATES
IN CUSTODY.
Great Gale at milwaukee,
S'randing Of the Steam
er Sea Bird.
NARROW EscAPEoFT PAS.
SEHGERS AND CREW.
FROM CHATTANOOGA,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.]
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Dec. is, 1868,
The Presidents Message and Proclamation
are highly satisfactory to many rebel prison.
ers. They say if the Confederate soldiers see
it they will flock into the Union, being now
kept out BY fear Of punishment.
3lany citizens arc moying back towards
Nashville.
nothing new from Knoxville.
The river Is rising and boats canlc. through
the Suck easily.
Of absence now, but Je'c are graated, unless for
sickness
, 1863-12-18

rested by Special Deputy A. ". Hayes, on
charge Of cnticing soldiers to desert from
tile service of the United States, was brought
before L. B. Adams, Esq, United States
Commissioner, yesterday. He waived IN CT
animation md was bound over in the sum OF
s. 900 for his appearance at the next term Of
the United States District Court.
a Union meeting was held at Villn Ridge,
Union county. on Saturday night last. Al
though this is in tho midst Of one Of the
most bitter Copperhead regions of the State,
Union club was formed and tbe names Of
sixty members were obtained on the spot.
, 1863-12-18
FROM mADIS0M.


1s|ec4al Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbunt.l :.
MAp1soy, Wis, Dec. II, 1863.
The City Council Of this city voted this If
ternoon TO submit to the people the question
Of lerring tax Of 5000 in order to pay
bounty Of 5000 to each volunteer toward the
quota Of Madison There is no doubt large
minority OF the people Will vote for it.
Similar action has been taken In GAINESVILLE.
Recruiting continues brisk.
The SNOW storm has ceased, leaving good
eleighiEg, though rail and other roads are
considerably b1ockadcd.
, 1863-12-18

Great Fire At Eof1res8 Monroe.
FourlsEss MONROE. Dec. 17.-Last' evening
the hospital ut Fort Yorktown took fire. Tic
li:r communicated TO the bakery, and ahont
l.:4lf. past ono o'clock the magazine exploded.
Tie tire continued, causing the frequent ex-
llosion Of shells during the night About
Tour O'Clock this morning, another explosion
tr'nycd. These orc I'LL The particulars VIC,
liave lis get,
inv wv ~~
, 1863-12-18
The GhE$APE

HALIFAX, Dec. 1.-THE Chesapeake mov-
ed to Sanbro harbor, twenty miles from Hal
ifaz, yesterday. The United States steamer
Ella and Annie was informed Of the fact, and
will be ut inc point carly this morning.
Tie government Of Nova Scotia has issued
orders for the arrest Of the pirates.
There are no other gunboats here.
HALIFAX, Dec. l7.-Thc Ella and Emma
captured the Chesapeake thia morning in
Sambro Harbor. All but three Of her crew
escaped. Soon after the capture, the Daco-
tab came up End ordered her into Halifax.
The three vessels are now here.
, 1863-12-18

WAsH1EG1eH. Dec. 17.-Infosmation bus
been received here that Order No. 46, Of Gen:
Butler, recently issuyd, les worked wonders
trulncnt es,npathizers with the rebellion in
that department. Its operation began in
Norfolk on Saturday last, when number of
hitherto notcd opponents Of the Government
Voluntarily CAME In and took the oath of ale
!iance. On Monday tue number Of appli-
that they could hardly be accommodated.
, 1863-12-18
Nfm advertisements.
NHE TRIBUNE FOR 1864.


t<oS~E h~ L c~.
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, nfss issued Apsii ~
ISL, haa to-day larger hsgfeSato e1'cna.ou tu.a
any other Newspaper published u AneFca. OF we
heleEt) In the world. Compelled rear snce 70 ~
crease the price OF rs several issues or 10 tae
peeunary tuln Of lts proprlesoss nom me sefS mag
Atnae OF ia clfcaauont IL naa PROBABLY slnce paStso
Win semo patrons 10 WHOM Hs s9e"askao'o cne7paeH9
WIS eonttoAne feeonmendsnoni oas o'ness osse sNe
.aAea .neIe piases. aaa =. - ~" aoe 1. 40" 80
. nuuo!eo ]aouoo ~ -" , - - ~ %.7e.-N 80, - ~
sna ths crr-snrx
II hns srhievra hv v1erv 1ther.t In mo
cnrInr sally and authentic intetxcnce by the fesr
less EXPRESSION Of Convictions By the fee employ
nent of ability and industry wherever It might con-
tribute to excellence in any department. Of enter
prise. and By unshrinkng tdetty to the dictates OF
Justice, Humanity, And Freedom.
BY very large outlays for early and authentc I'd
wees b. telegraph ana other"1ae Hon tts Own cor
respondents WIN tne various arnles o1 1ne onlon'
ana nY epeela1 easrts 70 aotnlsa saeo inlosuson
specuns M1Ae's. tsops, ne~ .mptes
menus IN Ne-' ~ us1 spee4"tis u'eses'
!asaness' We na's auets4 :" a.sAs
mn ealcuia.eu " mees W ~aus' ano s 'ao
lntesesss u suo oau
atteast "eHsutao5 ~. ~
Exists IN Ames1ea OF Europe "n4cn aao1taas ROAD
bS nenEiy 50 many iasm"ss ana tueI1 'amAles aals
TIE TRIBUNE to-day. We shall Labor to Increase
both the number and the satisfaction Of ths BY far
the most nun eFous c1asa Of Its patrons.
During tho existence of the WhaE party, this paper
supported that. party, though always sympathlzins
with the more liberal, progressive, Anti-sla4ery
vins' thereof When new issues dissolved or tracs-
formed old Organisation. through tho spontaneous
uprising ofthe people OF the Free States against the
Fepudia1on Of the Missouri Restriction TuE TRIBUNE
heartily participated u that movement and WAS
known az Republican. When the long smoulderlns
conspiracy to divide and destroy our country OF re
dnce It entire to coppIete atosement t, the s1.ve
power cu1uanated in oycrt IN sson and rcbefon It
, 1863-12-18

1fD1AGAro11s, Dec, 17.-The billiard match
lasl eye@ning- @ one thousand points up, caroms,
for rk1,M0-betwcen q McDevitt, Of kndianapo-
Us, and Parker, Of Chicago, was won by the
foImer " three hundred and forty-nine
points. Average run, seventeen.
, 1863-12-18
FROM ST. PAUL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.l
ST. PArL, Dec. II, 1862
Tue vote in this State will not be officially
canvaszed until the Legislature meets next
month, but the vote in each county has been
obtained, from official sources, and stands
thus: .
M1lef nlon}; eg5l
" ellis (Copperhead). )........-.............. 1.2sQ
AiIler's majority. s.71
The two Sioux chiefs, Sweetcorn and Stand
ing Buffalo, have sent message to Major
Hatch, at Pembina, expressing a desire to
make treaty Of Peace General sibley'h has
appointed Father Andrie, the Catholic priest
at St. Joseph, Commissioner on the part Of
the United States 10 confer With them.
ID 4 violent snow storm commenced last
evening and still continues. A1arge quanti.
ty Of SNOW has fhl1tn, but heavy wind
blowing continuously has drifted it so as to
prevent s1eighing and renders the rosds almost
inlpasEuhle.
, 1863-12-18

NEW YonK, Dec 17.-In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas today, Judge Hilton made deeis-
ion in the case Of Stephen I. Clark rs. James
Brooks end Erastus brooks, allowing the mo-
ton Of the for:rer to soil tie Express ncwspa-
neF, The joint property of plaintiff and de-
, 1863-12-18

Wholesale Hanging by Rebels.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 17-The New York 1ci-
1,iu" ]!eb accounts from Texas, from promi-
nent gentleman from that State, containing,
among other Information, the following: It
on Colorado River, In Fayctte and Bastrap
counties, thiH Hy-four persons hnd been hanged
-four Americans and thirty 0ermaus.
, 1863-12-18

How it Works Already.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17,-On the 18th over
two thousand nyailcd themselves Of the Pres
ident's proclamation in Norfolk, by takiny
Tie Ontfl
, 1863-12-18
Markets by Telegraph.
Cincinnati Markets.
ecial Dispatch to the Chicago TsIbr


CIxCEHEATr, Dec. II, 1865.
Wn1skY-A anll market and prices down to Soc,
With sales Of TO brls At this rate.
Hoas-TAere was no essential change In prices. The
weather was rather warm In the fore part OF the
tay. but the receipts light and not many offer
trg,:: and holders were hrm at &7.ft97.5o foE
hogs averaging from eco Ds to 2lo ns. The receipts
were sco The sales 20, averaging $50 sat 800;
1eo sveragins 200 s at $685. s4s, averaging 2lo ns,
at $3.50; la averaging eN ns at ss.6; %. averaging
1so H. ut &Go; 167, averaging 40 s at STD: &c., Az.
eragIng 2Io at a7o 1so averaging 2eo. at 6725; 21o
averaging 2o5, st $745.
THoy1sIoSs-Lard md meas pork were higher
with moderate demand. not much done In other
articles. The ealea we1c eco srcen hams 3. 9Kc;
TO tes lard at 1ac; ecp brs pork at $1a5)
and a,eoo pieces bacon shoulders at exc, loose.
, 1863-12-18
the WAR IN TEXAS.

Movements Of our Forccs-~
IanI1%' Iseturn--Aspecfs of
4 Observation-Disclosures in Texas,
&C.. Nc.
, 1863-12-18

Nr+,& rt ,
FIouH-sIarket opened Sc better on shipping
cfnEes and close heavy with buyers 1t the outside
snotatiors-f6 4ot56sa; e1trx State s7.4aa7a5: and
WEisTTNMarKet heavy !. sa@s7c. Closing with no
buyers ut the outside quotations.
Gr4ty-Wbeat In active demand aud 1c better,
SsIes ut 81 aa1:ss for Chicago Springs $ls3l 10
MiwsuEee club; FIG ior ola 4ota store slsSSi 8
-fiM@l 50 for shipping mixed Western In store.
oEs cpCned sseady-closed heavy 1t sa991c.
WtoL-EttadJ.
SCCAI-Quiet.
PHoyIsIoNs-PorE without change. Bacon sides
moderate. Hams 11{c for city long clear. Dressed
hogs dull and 4 little fowcr-11954c for Western.
, 1863-12-18

GEsiE-Thssti in til demand and hsmer: choice
MOI Chicago spring At $1.8; Milwaukee club On prt-
vsts ,ss1s: other Srsi9s sst sad nominal
IMfoE1s-10,oQ go b11s -four, 5 000 hu wheat.
, 1863-12-18
New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
NEW YoKE, Dec. II, 1868.
MoFEY-In active demand At y cent. Sterling
Exchange firm bnt quiet ut 15.
GoLD-Eather more steady, opening 1t t5Da, de-
Ginning TO l504.
GovEkxAENT SToCxs-Fitm.
2. s. .as...........s1 q. 8. sos............to6ss
Coupons. .119HI
, 1863-12-18
LLOYD HOUSE,

MIR. LIVERMORE, one of the
1fk Comrnlssfouc1s fer Lea.n3 Abanaened P1a1-'
"a. 1-t sroat "a in the EptefpStSe. At the
, 1863-12-18

ITO BRITISH SUBJECTS.-Afy
Il Office at ~ Washington street, opposite the
Court House, will be open
T5utIl the 23d inst.
J.EpWARD WILKINS, Il. D. H. Consul.
, 1863-12-18

f,ycar the Metropolitan In this csy, from MONDAY
Hntn FNINAY. A. from ~ 70 soseaock T. NJ. untt
further nd6ee. Mr. l. VIII visit either eities and pre-
Saturday until Monday Evening Of ssch week.
deli s7G9est L. 8. LlVEAAO1sAs Y. a@C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
Turning Of tho Bark Whistling Wind by
the Rebel Pirntc Coqucfte.

Capt. Butler, Of the bark Whstling Wind, makes
the following statement:
Lett Philadelphia for New-Orleans with cargo of
$50 runs Of coal ON Government account. On the 9th
inst, lat 50 49, long, n 80 boarded by the Rebel
pirate Coquete who, after ordering on board the
c., ret fire to and destroyed my vessel. The
next day we put on board tho Bremen brig
Argus, from Havana. bound to Antwerp, and suose-
ouen,ly transferred from her TO the bark Athena,
from Sbnrghae for New-York, and brought to this
city, The Whisting Wind was good vessel Of $50
tuna burden, aud valued ut II 500 and was owned
by Messrs. II. T.. Browne g. Co. of this city.
The pirate Coquetie is "A hermaphrodito brig OF
about 800 tuns burden, and was formerly the brig
Clarence, Of Baltimore, but was captured on voy-
age from Rio Janero To the United States She acts
as Il tender to the privateer Florida, BY whom che
WIS captured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
From NcWhern.

The United States steani-tIansport Albany, Capt.
Lewis, from Newbern, n. c., and Hatteras Inlet
June 3, arrived at this port last evening.
Tho concurrent testimony of deserters leaves NO
doubt that the long-smouldering fires OF revolution
are breaking out in the interior Of North Carolins,
and that the dsaection has reached point far be-
yond even the significant intimstons of the journas
Of the State Several thousand armed refugees from
the CONSUMPTION have been for weeks iutrenched in
the mountains with artillery, successfully defyipg
the Confederate authority.
The Raleigh STANDARD bitterly complains that
while the Rebel consumption act has not been en-.
forced in Georgia and Mississippi, North Carolina
has been raked as with fne-tooth comb" IL
appears that in the battle Of Chancellorsvile 70
North Carolina regiments were placed In the front to
resist Hooker's advance. sustaining an immense
slaughter, while the South Carolina and Virgins
troops were held in reserve. This massacre Of North
Csrolinisns is boldly and freely denounced, and tho
Confederscy is charged with gross injustice and bad
faith. The numerous and studied indgni,ies poi
upon this State and her people are keenly resented
In order to secure concert OF action and to avoid
all future conflicts of authority necessarily produced
by the appointment of civilian it is proposed TO
make Gen. Wild, of the African Brigade, Military
Governor of North Carolina. lie possesses execu.
tive abilities Of high order and, as Gen. Foster
remarks, is gallant and accomplished soldier and
gentleman. lie has already won grea. popularity
in this department, AMI his appointment will be un-
usually acceptable.