The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-04-19

nanehI e>tast.-ftsaeh1-Ot MONARCHY in
&exlce !" 1et1 the gentlensan referred t.
the democratic T'iicy- III regard to .afs.aifs on
this continent, he wanli ask him, wi,e.
/ France aud Engiani more than once jointly
isnterseRtcd in ihe affairs Of the South Ane,i-
AN republics. was there Il aprotest against il
Nv the government Of the United States He
lad 'r't s's.f ever to ilave seen one and
: n a'i,'s l'.,r-seas no armed protest on on.
'@rt ;te 'ie:a-sfF &c :sslcv wi.:. r.-s.assl 90
: Il: ecs:! -, .:a..r.:s IA i I'D ..f..: Ssfi.sr
i, .i.~. i;.l..e a..isAa i i, Il nex:;.4so tn.
iSc.:sa.
Ar. Cox i,ePti that the seutle,nan would
MOTIF g"l ti'et the .rsety Of VI aleLa.,e. Of
Aiary and. vas moi Arits, ii view to pm, xas.on
out 10 the tTansit. Of fifty millions Of silver
ann1s.l, to onr own coitntrv 1t was broken
down ay New Eslg'aad Senator's with South
srn secs lonists. The gieh holy OF the
'ienfci,~tic party s.id SOME gentlemen on the
other tie iavoteo aise IL eatr, and for this al
i--aSr so.ne eresiit si.oald De given them.
Ar. Davis Sstppesea a.. AcLanc's treaty
! was lie ryee.ssSe fie present rebellion
a. / lie esf t.saf wiea srs per
.n.itttd those e4sgsssei il, It To part from t:,c
government the Mexican sol! would extend
their territory. The treaty proposed to Sc
ciirc Us tie privilege ri te.in-ddlng, con
trtry 10 the .ol c,v Of our soye liincnt, at ny
J
I. his frrn.L hi Expressed hrs regret that
the terwin treat: WIS not ratified it would
hive bonn 4 4 Il rent view of tie sub ct
I'ias treaty granted pccunlary ;s,u, which, II
given, soal! l,-"i,atly have prevenfrd Eu.. p
can htciveu:iol. The time Ia /; l.owey.:i
passed 10 pr. ve;.t he way from going on. ~
iioM Nls-.y,: to declare war against :. sEuior-
can Power. pitnting its foot Mtxic IN sol,
ana establishing an empire, eithrr>un Ter an
eli ps,A- OF tie iiaprbnrg or some scion OF
i.~ family ot l. uiS Napoleon. He +ewisei
the wort +" .:'.''r the en,i'ilati,; declaration
slat tic erection Of monarchy III Mexic,
wa no. be recognized hv the people Of The
tnitrd s,.a1ss. Let the consequcnceS re.-t
vita i;le future.
Fir. + soutiun was then II anniou "
.sHp,,~ y: :. v~te 7o o.ic i.u.turtti aud nine
yeas.
FGAFHCr CSDaasrASnf<G BETWEEN Coz
otLp AID ruH iiEAsr!-A correspondent OF
Tic We" iot'.> iIe.s.d, 7ritin.,, from For;r~
Monroe. says:
Judge Guilds mission to this place, as in
ri'iI.tlet III my despatch Of the 3Oth uItino
Was t'r t.ie pa pose OF fdciiitatin ex chang s
.! PRISONERS s:etwecn tie Unit I'd States5-und
The rebels. During the Two days of his stay
at Old Point Comfort, General Butler and he
Cain" to The most perfect understanding, and
hereafter exchanges Will Continue on a fair
and honorable basis, unless the same is in
tcrluptad or interfcrred with at Wa$h $hington
-" i.ich. for the sake of the poor suffering
fpr'son-rs and iile country generally, We hope
will not occur.
1t is reported from Washington that the
English S'liicltorGencral has reIidercd u de
ci>lon that tie Alabama and other rebel
vessels are not of the class denouinate,l
= RASH vessels; nor have they English crews;
III nn tie Contrary are Confederate vessels
VIII &c: 'de'a.e commissions. He insists
Sics:, tla1 'neY are the pr'perty of re
st,:ss zed etlF E5c1 ears, ef,d, therefore. in
4ui:y can be III tda ii.to the history Of their
ravage,, &.
Col, IN New York, has advanced to III,
wilcn IS Within ore cent OF the highest pre-
nin:n att,'nrsi in February v, 1863 The ad
vance la shinorc Oil the 9th was q.
y semi-"tiical dispatch from Washington
says that Minister Dayton had no authority
ior his assurance to Nj. Drouyn de L'Huys.
that the United States Government would
receive Minister from the Govccnmcnt OF
Siaxlmilian in Mexico, etc
PRACTICAL MISCEGEN ALTON IN n Y.
According to the New York correspond
ent> of the out-ot-town press, practicai mis-
cegenation is III king astonishing hcadway in
New York. The Philadelphia "Pre>s,' OF
SATURDAY last, contains a letter from this
ely which tells the following curious story ::
''There several misee senatcrF of long
er standing in our midst, and, singulariv en-
-ugh, they have attracted 10 peculiar atten-
tion to themselves previous TO the present
agitation u the subject.
x
''There at present two ladies of wealth
and former position-poltics not known-
who have black husbands and who reside in
this city without mol olstation er unpleasant
notori-ty. One was orig naly rom Bridge
port, Connecticut, where her family, most
respectable one, resides. The case Of the seq
ond is remarkable. and might furnish page.
to Romance. This lady is /; stately, VIA gnit-
cent woman, is possessing inc intellectual
a1d moral eitdowmans, and culture in all
that pertains to Social accomplishments
whic', Perhaps, is oni ) too rarely met wit.
She WIS an orphan, and p"sses>Sed in her
own right, property valued ut fifty thousar d
dollars.
''Sonlr' year ago. while riding in her car
lriaGe, she was thrown violently to the pave
mytIt. aud rendere insenSible by the Injuries
which she sustained The first man Who
reached her was blsck-purely African. i. c
S4S
was sufficiently revived, conveyed her Some
| il. carr ;.ge. Every day tIal- e which tE,e
J !adv remained an Invalid, the black called at
the -oor. inqIi.ing after her health He sent
her delicate presents and she accepted them.
; He proposed: and she accepted hin. They
wcre married bought house, and, althou gh
living under one root. have ever hept to their
separate apartments. Not untrreuenuy they
: " TX arm III arm through the streets. She
>siii moves in her original social sphere; he
moves in his. The facts Of the case ;ue patent
to all WHO know her; nor doe, she ever at
te,npt t:leir conceilne"L. Perhaps it was
-r .Iitnie 'v.,ich lc,i her to contract the nomi
n,,l inr,ritgc; perhaps 1t Was fancy, or love.
! * only nave the esult, while tue reason is
h;Gica Certainly the affair does not come
an Ter the head of Mi.ct gen. ton, but ratl el
u;.,icr a.rt " .,icn Doctor Johnson Us, d 10 cal
ithe aut.a 4t;luSi, les Of the n'lmin mind. None
: who know Tie lady pretend TO ccnslIrc i..r
concltlt, al, hongn many o nc: c .ji:,lutanccs
tlne5d the stei.t III .j"rfv ct ,hcm, may fca
sonai.ty hc suSpe ted uf o,,;..i i, i"s lic sil
theory referred Co
! This l.. says the "Wc-i:', re,lncng lit
an Il :.tt.:H,f theory to l-:, tie fsir VII