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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

Qua snterprising young friend James L.
Haylsy 10 head over heels' In business
he has Just received . large stock Of fire.
works, fine groceries, stc.,which he will dis
pose Of at reasonable prices. Gall 1t his
store on Main street and examine for your
selves. ~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

. ALBANY, Noy. a9.-Tbe State Canvsssers
concluded their canvass, of the ELECTORAL
votesof the State to-day, and, declare the
result to be as follows: Horace Greeley,
Union, 36S, 4S6; Preston King, Union, 1868,
726; Vim. Kelly, Dem, 36l, 1881; Wash
ipgton Hunt, Dem, 36l 1886, The vote on
The State tickethas dot yet been CANVASS
ed, The vote of New York, Horkheimer
and one or two otter counties have not yet
been received. 7'~.' -.
Messengers were dispatched to notify the
Union electors Of their election this even
inc -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

Strange as it may seem, not one word
is aid about the garrison which was sta
tlonea at New Creek. We presume 1t wai
captured. Capt. Holmes Battery wat
among tie troops guarding at New Greek
aud as his Laen are most all from this city
Of course great anxiety is manifested for in
formation regarding their whereabouts.
P.S. Mr.. j. B. Ford, Agent Of the b. 4
o r. Z at this point, informs us that the
road Is all in good working order, and tralns
will Low run regularly. The train LETT q
usual last night. .l--. '-. ..
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

a BREEZE yesterday afternoon while Q
crowd Of soldiers at the Custom House
wee waiting TO be mustered ont, several OF
the party became impatient and restless,
and after considerable talk, one of the
crowd rushed up into the Paymastefs Of
ice, seized one of tn, Government a acisli
and buried him down tn iron stairway
us soldier was arrested and Pr cea IN INC
N'usnaum. A few members Of tn, rr0-
,h' '' 'uard were Immediately ordered u
~ SPOT and quiet was soon restossd@-
.rs INJURIES received BY the official were but
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

New York, Nov. 29.-This evening
Chief Young and detectives Bennett and
McDougal arrested two young men on sus-
picion Of having been engaged in the recent
pot tUndestroy the city. The prisoners are
bath from the South, and hsve. been hang
t6g about the city for some time without
any visible occupation. They are detained
aGHeadauarters for examination
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

IT will be gratifying news to the many
friends of COL j. M'Cluney, who was injur-
cd BY . fall on the steamer Peerless, on
Friday night last, to know that he is rapid.
y recovering from his injuries. The At
tending physician is of the opinion that the
Col will besble to eli up to-day or to NOR
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.--In the rebel House
Of Representatives, on the 18th, j. T.
Leach, of North Carolina, offered some re.
solutions with the following preamble:
Whereas, the unfriendly interference Of
the citizens of non slaveholding states with
the reserved rights of States was the cause
of this cruel, bloody and relentless wal, and
whereas the citizens Of the slave States in
| an unguarded moment, under the influence
of unwise counsels, without mature deliber.
alton as to the fearful consequences, made
the election of Abraham Lincoln the occa-
sion for precipitating the Confederate States
out of the Union, followed by fearful
train Of Consequences; and whereas we.
the Representatives. Of the people, desire to
place ourselves fairly before the civilized
world as anxious to secure an honorable
and permanent peace, therefore,
Resotued, That any attempt to infringe
upon the reserved rights of the States
should be resisted by all lawful means.
Resolved, That when the United States
shall signify its Willingness to recognize
these rights, and guarantee to the citizens
their rights Of property as provided by the
Constitution and laws of Congress, we will
agree to treat for peace on such terms as
may be agreed upon by commissioners, or
by States acting in their sovereign charac>
ter, and ratified by q majority of the PEG.
pie which shall constitute the bond of peace
between the North and South.
Mr.. Leach sustained, these resolutions in
a speech, and then they were voted down
almost unanimously.
The army correspondent of the Tribune
says: Guns have been sent to the front
which will throw she'll into Richmond from
our nearest position. The shell is inhama.
BILE to an extraordinary degree, and it is
thought the rebels will be burned out with
| them. 80 --.a-.s '3at ...
On the morning of the election state
room on the steamer Elm City, running be
tween New York and New Haven, wa,
found to be on FIRE, similar to the hotels
here. Three more arrests. have been made
The hotel keepers have increased their re-
ward to $4,000. An attempt to fire tn.
international hotel was made last night.
The Washington special to the Tribun.
says: Mosebys sdiutant VIA had taker
the oath of allegiance, has been captured.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

GENERAL HAKcocK-Gen. Hancock, on
account Of illness arising frou his old
wounds, has retired for brief time from &C.
tive service, until he is physically better
able to keep the field.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

New York, Nov. 29.-Tbe Commercisi's
Washington special says the indications
are that tho Secretary of the Treasury will
recommend continuance of direct loans
and increased taxation, especially on man
6snsrsf HaScdok wls siozza.y prssepsA
with = beautiful field carriage from friends
in New York.
The Posts Washington special says Sen
ator Sherman will be chairman Of the
finance committee. He j. here apd avows
his oRpo.itiOnqf9s t ! q i'spss Z oyssfse cur
rency.
Gen. Banks is about to return to New
Orleans. l.-L.-l,1.r cl-..-.. -.ela..
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

!" 'Fea C1Mi CHasE.-A small reinforce
ment for Camp Chase left this city yes
terdsy afternoon. The prisoners were re-
Gently captured in the Valley.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY MER
CHANTS 10 invited to the unusually large stock
of BOOTS and SHOES now in store and for sale
By Mcclellan Knox, 1t 66 Main street. Prices
q low III not lower than sny house in the city.
Give them call oct27-2m$
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

YESTERDAY was beautiful day, the sun
shining brightly and the atmosphere being
mild and balmy. H..
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

Bosros, Nov. 29TMrs. Sarah Hutchinson
Of Baltimore, recently convicted Of giving
aid and comfort to the enamies OF her coun-
try, is now in the Etchburg House of cor
rection under Eve years sentence. -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30
Local and State News


,,rRnpAY EVENING, OF IN paper money
YE.,msvbere on Market street. betvcn y. Nolsn'l
SonS and Franklin street. Ths finder wtn q
CSA pr rewarded by leaving the amount ct Eshard
noy30 LhVAo I'VE
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

az olaspsd her tiny hand in mine,
I clasped her beauteous form;
/ vowed to shield her from the wind
And from the worlds storm,
She set her ieauteous eyes on me, -
The tears did wildly dow,
And with her little lips she said
'sConfound you let me CO."
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

CHAMBERssURs, Pa, Nov. 29.-The Re-
pository Of this evening states that Gen
Codwallader. now here, will assume com
mand in place of Gen. Couch, VINO is or
dered to report to Gen, Thomas.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-30

s501I is
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

pss = tAt star ssa nsks prsss ~ svsrwsasss
went dswe inte 20. weighing room and ssv iha
auoh ssppe. there. he commenced o no 70 sss
much would pay hm Il hs would let . thousand %
thats" sa,d he "it ss very easy; pas % nine hs
pounds aad can Il thousand and deliver IL
il is very easily nsnssed." "Are YOU sure q
.Yes, am sure Of IT." said. 81 dont feel like
into anything o. ths tind until know how 4 o.
Of course, with our friends. smith srsshsrsf" .
says he. IL Axed Il that way, and know l ID
says Now this copper 10 coming along. and We vi
what you oan do;,, went TO the yard and toll
oss ssa' snS n.s ss . chst ss Ensss
ssPsa nad.in Of the Cuited States Navy. and ever
ny @ M.'ms.s rlends, thas bad found tne mss th.
forward. and be allowed me 20 500 pounds; sss1(
no.nng sna went on and put in the other 40 900
addaviss that was exact; but Jacobs found out iron
this chief clerk that there was something up sad hs
a. the bills came to sent them 70 the chf Durssa
OF ordnance Tor correctlon; tho bills now 10 The
from good authorty-and paid this man Jsoobe 500 =
60 and swear that had attempted 70 bribs him
the case " was gone through with; ! went % Phns,
dephia and had my examination or trial, and tAsyl
decided that there was nothing against q ALL ~
washogton my regular business and weas 70 tbs Navy
Department and demanded for course aks
with me; 10 the meantime there detective, whoso
name Asrshall Baker who went and told Captain Fsa
@ Fox r y ss
me and brought me hers to New YORK; Twas not VIM
him quarter Of the tme; he stayed 10 Wsshsssa4
while vent 20 the hotel and he left thsre to myss4
and said this was only for show merely get at orh
parties IN the custom House Treasury, &c after -
found Out shat ho could not got apything out g
mo- ana fhas James I. Brady was my cOunssa
and had . writ ef AaLsas covpss drawn up 70 tAhs
me from him, ho just down fort enc sftss
about an hour before Brady could serve ths M
on Baker, then was very we'll satisfied to stay
and never had . better time IN ny lifs there wsss
foreign Minister'S there major generals. thers
great many notorious characters and good many
lawyers thcrs-Q daughter and on the wtols bad
pretty good company; when they came 70 nvestieaao
Smith Brothers and others think the rd viii show
that they came 70 the conclusion that the only
honest contractor there In this country. Aughr
ter) When ] came out I went about my bus1L
ness, and when went 70 Washington 6cretalv
Welles asked TO sec me, through Mr.. Charles
lames, Well known lawyer there. who has besn my
lawyer good while; said he. sMr. Slower am very
happy 10 shake you by tho hand again ;you mus nse
:hipk personal feeling against YOU but this hing
commenced with you; II had 70 commence somewhere,
end might we'll commence with you with any sA
es il did Obliged TO take tho have taken;
very happy 10 TO that do not oe'tevethsre
was any foundation for any imputations made aainss
you and that 10 the whole OF Il. @ what bec,nie -
smith Brotherss A. They have been trial FOR lar
three months and convicted; and their sentence any
thing less than ten years at hard labor shall b vssy
much i8eDDOnted,
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
OPDYkE-WEED.

the CUSTOM HOUSE "osLDEM FLEECE"
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

lsAc- for shoulders a.d La. sie. sss hams Bacon
sass have 49, ssss " seed dsnssS aud the
sorted misaiss. sss Jsna.r,. q srsxass ssr.s.
and 200 boxes Camhseasd miAdaes, for JasuAry.
part AZ 200 Dresss1 hsss we're nsa and IN small ssPpy
a. l7c for wessrb and lTko alT<o fer CITY use. rhe
lard market less active but rmsr with sales Of 900
ohs and iercss al zoe. 22xo Tor No. 2sc 2.o for
rather more active and Arm 800 SOC. Tor West
erp, and 45c toe. for State. Cheese frm and In
as'0-R Sb rs Tns 10 ss
had no effect upon the Market which dull aua
nominal. Crude may be qaoted nominal at 300 There
Alter the sestlsments OF the December contracts most
Of which were recently bought on speculation IL now
frms Of existence or else ssette on very
ble terms. Refined was duh and nominal Ut 76c T6c
Tor banded and oSc ees for free Tho sales were con-
Dsnxns was quiet as $40 '
RIOS was quiet, as4 We have NO sa,ss 70 report
SusAG-Rsw was In better demand aud the market
nrmer owing to the reaction In god. rhs sales
prised 30 nhds Cuba 27o Is 900 boxes Havana and
$50 bags Pernsmbuco both on private terms. Refine
was quiet. a. 24c 2osc for SIT yelows, 2Sko 2Sc.
for soft whites and 20c. for hsrds.
SALrThsre has been rather doing since our last
provement sales have been made Of oGo sacks Worth
ingtons at 81 So aud 900 sacks Jeareys and OAR
.s 81 IS ssS
SPICES have ruled veu piet but there was no PARTON
lr change In prices. tho6sh some descriptions were
tribe lower We quote pimeuto ~ 2kc. $780,, nut
nsgs 81 81 u 90: cloves, 5JkC, with ssc. bid pep
per, A5c. . 4oc.. and csssia 81 OAK.
have bsea escted q Ito baiss Paysa a foi prices
Deer has also been IN good densnd and holders arc
very nrn, n View Of the reduces stock We quose prices
for Dash Goat, ramptco goo poo. per pound Asa.
moros eoc ots Vera Cruz, CSC. 90c Buenos Ayres,
7oc 75O Payta. Toe. 75c. Curacos, Ioc a7Ss Cape.
c5c 400 Desr, Honduras. Csc 9 81 per pound; vera
Cruz, o6c a$l Central American 200 0bc; San Juan.
$50. o0c.; Sisal, S6c.; Pare, $50.
SknDA-Clover dull, but firm, at 25c. go. Timothy
was selling In . moderate way at IS rs q 50. o
srELrEa-Thers was nothing doing. and SllssaA may
be quoted At 6xc . &C., gold.
1W..The market was very quiet but firm At eoko
for both Straits and Englsh. Plates quiet Ut Sal
$2l so for l. c., with sales Of 368 boxes
TAMow.-The demand was rather more active, the
sales reaching 200 900 lbs. At lilo. = lsc
WHnKsy.-Receipts, 90 bbls The market was more
active and decidedly higher sales OF $500 gallons at
81 20 . 81 "a for western.
WooL~-The fall in gold has unsettled tbs market, and
buyers had the advantage There is disposition on
the part OF manufacturers 70 parchaso for the
Feeces are selling ~ S7c aSl aud any thing over the
latter musrbe very CHOICE Foreign WAS Inactive
Sale OF Real Estate.
BY Adrian H. Muller, p. r wilkins Co.
House and lot No. $40 Madison street. $4 200
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

gate instead OF these details.
Mr. Pisrrepout-we offered 10 do that: bus the Other
sde insisted upon going into all the items.
There are twenty nins tool hands, with On average
pay Of sis 2s per week amounting 10 S6s 25 week
man enough TO make tools, after q shop ID running,
for three hundred men; in works, which will
employ men would bs 81 os2 the thirty
weeks instesd Of SIT 864 have been through the
cO.y oo1s, or hi.ss, ne lines Hanes sfosss' % were ere
frm thing 70 get . main shaft for the building;
went up dozen times perhaps while tha. shaftins
vas going on helping The men to get The right lengths,
&C. u& tbere every two three mornings 10 that
was gong right after they fxed up the machinery
there frequently 70 collect and Nr. Marston very
gsod ns,uredy would take me through, and that woud
draw ny attention somewhat from tbs money wanted
70 collect the last time vas there vas about NAY 1888
bought concern In Worcester for ga that had the
same machinery In h IN my opinion, With al the stock
your estimation N this machinery In this shop, a. the
iine the nre occurred, taking their own inven.
svsryshins except the eunss A. ] should soi
want TO have paid sas, 600 myself for ~ think
value, in my judgmsut for what know Of the place;
would be necessary TO have ~ much outlay IN the start
70 build 900 suns ~ Zoe 600 guns have had con-
ness and there n hardly man tnat would want 70 con
traos tor less than rs 900 10000 70 start in oil
probably cos, ~ much for ths nrs zoe the
or 1000 you get up 70 10000 or 2e 600 the men
particular kind or work - much that, perhaps, AFTER
10000 o 20 oOo they would cost nut very little ess
Q. II they much making 900 guns, selling
Tor t25, they should be burned up, what should on
estimate them fort A. should estimate them At Szs
apiece.
Cross-ersmin.d BY Mr.. FeId.--Esve never made small
guns have made the regular nine inch ten inch and
inch Gun for the pavy yard have never mace musket
clear brouFh he stocks for several concerns
and havs made patterns tor pieces 90 work up &c
have made mschncrv-ths machinery for the manu-
facture Of stocks aud engine atber milling machines,
dnh and letters cbucks, dies, punches, and presses for
striking out the dneren, parts os gun. You were IN
considerable trouble little while ago. A. think that
my busnsss-ncthiag "a dc with the gun business O.
You know Fors Iafayettes A. do. Y Were you not
sent 70 frt lafayette for twelve months Tor cheat
log the government in mixing lead with tint A. No sir
was sent there ssspicron.
Mr Pisrepoot--Teu the whole story.
q. When you sent U Fort LafAyettef A. Last
February. o. By order OF the War Depsrtmeni' A:
NO sir. q. BY whose orderf A. you viii tell
the story, ! will wait wbie you tell u; 7
supposed was 10 tell the story. O. BY whose order
you sepN A. ! think n Was Secrstary Wees'.
The Secretary Of tho NavyS A. Yes, or. Was the
charge cheating ths government A. Nos sir. q. what
was the cbsrsss A. The charge WIS., ce'k In The
Bostcn yard mixed up With smith Jmotbsrs 10 csrry
Ing through their frauds and waa hired and paid $500 bv
Hnith nsssssrs W ~ - svss false against NE v ss>
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

and on winter advance OF &c. &C. was pad: salss
900 bushels, At So 2s So S4 for Chicago spring and
Milwaukee club 81 50 for winter red Western 90 60
ior prime amber Kentucky Rye. barley and barley
matt we're quiet and nominal. Corn was without dc.
cded change and the market quiet sales bushels
At 81 20 81 9lk in and adoat for Western mixed
and 81 70 for Jersey yellow Oats nrmer 1t 0sc
81 06 for the whole range.
CofPBR.-Since Last report the demand has been
very moderate che decline gold having checked brs
ness, but prices without decided change We note
sale OF $4,000 lbs Portage Lake at Soc. Other descrip
ness.
CoTToS-The material advance In gold to-day impartsd
more nrmness to the MARKET advance OF fully 20
per lb was established The demand was rather more
active. chiefly from spluners, with sales OF AGO bales
VI
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Doc. 20--6 p. N.
AsrEs.-Recepts, 45 bbls. The market was inactive,
and prices were wholly nominal.
Observation-Disclosures s,lol bbls -four, ll2 bbIs and
ll4s bags meal 220 bushels wheat, 2o35 do corn,
62ss do oats 2ss do. rye and $50 do NAL. The reac-
tiou in gold impaired more the flour market to-
day. and lsc 25c OF the decline noted yesterday was
recovered yhe demand, however. was very slack, es
peciaiy for Wsetorn which SO strong a. state
Receipts very light, and pressure to SELL The days
business oos up 900 bbs. State and Western 900 do
Southern and IS do. Canadian Rye -four was quiet at
IS 7ba$e Is. Corn mea Arm. with sales Of 100 .bbis
Brandywne at So 50. Buckwheat flour was firm at
"a 70 a So per 100 lbs. We quote:-
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

The Fourth National Bank subscribed 81 900 ,o0o but
the receipts M the sub-freasury were only about
el3S 900. and the subscriptions 81 the national banks
with the exceptions named. we're small.
The money market 10 active under The recent heavy
subscriptions the loan, and the demand from specula
t,n o,nsr national securities. The supply OF
capital i however abundant st seven per cent call In
discount line the rates for nrst class commercial
paper are nrn Al seven and half TO Ten per cent
The foreign exchange market 10 rather unsettled ard
the tendency In avcr Of slight recession Of rates for
sterling. Banksrs bills at tAree days are quoted a
HOY . y; ~ sixty days, loeh y. Merchants bills
ere offered at 106 X.
TAs produce market recovered from the depressos H
yesterday, sn sympathy with gold.
A fnIoxing xefa the auotAtioAs for American stocka
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL,
TuupAr, Dec. 2o-s r.

fUk1pAr, Dec. ~ +. -
Cod after selling down as u the Evcains Exchange
ts. night go the report Of the Presdenss call
FOR additional three hundred thousand drafted trcops
and the market opened rm but excited this morning. At
advance Of ~ per cent the closing price ou the
street yesterday speculation was active and very un
sstslsd feeling prsvaisd-ths sudden demand for more
neu eombnsd 18th the uncertainty attending the action
OF the Treasury Department and Congress- inducing large
operations for rise and causing the "shors" W
ranidir The onotAiions Xera 4 foloMs.--
The New York herald., 1864-12-21


reference TO American securities:-
We have 70 report since last active market In
London for American securities a fucustinE rates. ac
Sording 10 the premium gold reported from New York
United States Eve twenty bonds decued NJ Time 10
A0k sellers. and Illinois shares 10 SO sellers, but alter
wards improved 20 AN and 81 respectively, at which
rates they close nrm, the demand having been better
snoe reduction 10 the rate OF discount BY the Bank or
Holland from seven 10 six and bali per cent There IL
also an improved inquiry Tor rst mortgage bonds. both
of Nsw York and Pennsy vana sections, Atlantic and
Great Western, and the quotations have aavsacsd
Dor
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

tuTDisn lot wv W U,00V W
Witness proceeded 70 give In detail machinery sold by
him 70 Marstcn, with the prices therefor the sah
chinery having been charged BY Farley 70 the city.
Mr. Field objected that witness could not idsutf the
machinery that he had furpished.
Witne8s-It would be impossible for any other
explain this inventory (ef Fsrey) a. il 10 differ
ent from any ever saw made up in the machine line n
b se mixed up that Il Ia impossible.
Mr. Field OBJ eoted
withess resumed his list Of machinery sold BY him to
harson, with The daes II the machinery continued in
down tho time OF the FIRE worthless II could
be sold for than two thirds three quarters
being second hand never heard OF the rule that ma.
chinery having been in use worth moro than when
prices Of machinery had not risen up the time Il
the Gre furnishing ~ the prices and
willing to do 10 We kept some 500 work both
paces-Worcester, Macs, and New York. refer tho
Slower Machine Company Witness proceeded 10 com
prices OF machinery charged with the prices Of
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

Henry D. Stever, sworn and examined BY Mr. Pierre.
pout-ave been 10 the machine busipess for eighteen
years for tho last twelve years have been nauufac.
turer aud dealer n all kinds OF machinery metals &c
Ct the Union Works. in Boston, had charge Of about
hfty Wsn; at the Trodegar Works, In Richmond, Va
should say about five hundred men, and at the Globe
familiar with the machinery the arory furnished
most OF Mr. Marston. Witness proceeded 70 state
in detail various machinery sold BY him 70 Marstou
with the prices therefor and compared them with the
urices charged BIZ Mr. Farley 10 the CITY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16
From NOrtf, Carolina.

NEwBERN, Jan. 7.-The I'd regiment of
North Carolina Volunteers is rapidly Or
ganizing at the headquarters, at Beaufort.
Perry Carter, prominent Unionist citizen
of Murffeesboro' was arrested few days
ago by Confederate soldiers, and sent to
Weldon, charged with reasonable cores
pondence with a public enemy. So great
was the indignation excited by this new
outrage upon the rights and liberties of
citizens, that Carter was Immediately re-
leased and returned to his home in Murfrees-
boro'. Carter is the father-in-law of Charles
Henry Foster.
NEwBEEN, On. c. January 9.-The 5Sth
PENNSYLVANIA has rc-enlisted for the war,
and will soon leave for home on turlough.
Several batteries have also re.cnlisted, as
well as majority of the men of various
regiments.
Eleven hundred persons in Eewbern have
| taken the oath annexed to the President 5
amnesty proclamation. The North Carolina
Times the new local paper published here,
says that the people Of the State are ripe
for n revolt against the Richmond Govern
ment. The leaders of the movement advo-
cate a separate sovereignty, though boldly
| avowing return to the Union to be pre-
lerable to the present state OF affairs in Dixie.
! The Raleigh Standard says the people in
the extreme western counties of North Caro-
| lima have been deprived of all mail facilities.
on the ground of disloyalty to the Con-
! federate Government