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The New York herald., 1870-12-11

CONFEDERATION in State Strect-L0ss Twelve
Thousand Dollars.
A fire broke out shortly after two O'Clock yester-
day morning in the building in the rear OF No. 40
State street, occupied by the manufacturer Of the
"Patent Lock Shank Button" 1t spread with con-
siderable rapldity and defed the efforts OF the
hremen to exringuish it. The loss of the company,
OF which w. S. Atwood Is President, amounts to
$4,000 principally IN stock and machinery. The
property Is insured IN several New York COM
panies to the amount Of $4,000. The names OF
the companies could not be ascertained yesterday.
The building Is owned by A. Houghton, whose loss
Is So, 600; insured.
the buildings Nos 316 and els Hicks street, owned
by X. H. Ludwig. were damaged to the extent OF
$500 EACH Insured for $4,000.
The dwelling house No. 274 Hicks street. occupied
by John Leiler was damaged to tine amount OF 500,
as was also No. 218 Hicks street. In which restaeu
George RaSt The dre Was N Rcclaeatal QglgQs
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

the exercise OF my powers. You may employ force
ysu have the power to do 80: but know thar though
my soul Free In the region where It is placed, il
fears neither the events nor the sunerngs OF this
1iie stand on the threshold O. Ola an9bner 9 , world
and impiery Of this.'m
FALL OF NAPOLEON l. AND RESTORATION OF THE
Pores TEMPORAL POWER
Plus VII, his successor, one OF whose nrsI acts
was to restore the Order OF Jesuts, was reinsated
In all his territories by the Congress OF Vienna IN
to the surrender OF which Louis XVIII, who as
cended the throne OF France was opposed From
that time until ISaS the Popes remained In posses
sion OF Rome.
THE IMMACULATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
THE POPES.
In 1s46 the present Pentin, Plus Ix., ascended the
chair of Peter. His reign has already been, we be-
neve, the longest on record, with one exception,
since the days Of the Apostles, and has been marked
by religious and political events or the greatest pos
si0le Importance. Among the religious we have his
dogmatlc definition OF the doctrine OF immaculate
conception, IN 1854 which tnen became an article
or Roman Catholic faith, and the assemblage Of
General Council IN the Vatican In lSo9-7o, tnc hrst
held since that Of Trent, more than So0
years before, wnicn has conferred upon MIN and
his SUCCESSORS spiritual supremacy the highest
ever claimed for the occupant OF the see OF Rome
by declaring the infaibillty Of the Popes IN thelr
mitigation Of this was rapidly followed by the loss
OF all his temporal power. ON ms accession 70 tne
Pontificate ne was regarded as prelate OF great
picty and moderation, ana to meet the requirements
Of the times granted liberal reforms. They did not
however, satisfy the popular demands. Instructions
broke out in Italy and in lS4S he was forced to ny
from Rome taking up his residence at Gaeta, while
q trumvirate. consisting OF Mazzlni, Armenini ana
SAM took control Of Rome. In 1S49 however, the
French republic sent an army against them, LOUIS
Napoleon being then President and General Oudinot
the trumvirs to ny, and the Pope returned TO Rome
in the following year and assumed control over the
territories OF the Church.
THE FLIGHT TO GAETA.
The war OF 1869 waged by Victor Emmanue King
Of sardinia, against AQalIlA ana ID MhleR 10 Waa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03
DISPATCH

SAN Francisco. December 3-S P. n.
Gold, a 8 p. ", Ills.
The steamer Sacramento, for Panama,
took ITO treasure and but q snail num-
Der Of passengers.
Many members Of the National
Guard are moving to secure the ap-
pointment Of General John s. Ellis rs
Brisadier General, vice General Hews-
ton, whose term has expired. 1t Is be-
lieved his appointment would heal the
differences hitherto existing and add
much to the efficiency Of the militia
force of this District.
VIM. Mckay Latin, Of the editorial
corps Of the Bulletia, has resigned his
position and left for Baltimore by the
steamer, to-day, to take n position on
II paper there. Colonel Charles W.
Croker has also resigned his position
OH the city department.
Papete Rodas, a Mexican woman,
was fearfully burned by dropping coal
oil lamp in her house, OIL Dupont street,
last night.
+. B. Delos Cosas, a California pio-
ncer, u native Of Massachusetts,, aged
10 years, and son Of an exiled Spanish
nobleman, died of consumption here
to-day. He had been for many years
connected with the postofilce, and at
the time Of his death was Captain OF
tho city delivery force. His remains
will be buried at Oakland with those
Of his wife, deceased some years since,
In the Ease OF Goodman, arrested fol-
selling M~arysvillo lottery tickets, In
the County Court to-day, Judge STAN
ley fined him $500, IS he was consid.
cred only a sub-agent, and not n Of
tho principals In the aff.i II.
WIN. Donovan, convicted Mt Mar
tinez to-day Of the murder Of George
Winchell, will be sentenced Oh Thurs
day next.
Vim. Walker, convicted Of murder
IN the second degree for shooting hi
wife, was sentenced to ten years In
san Quentin.
Charles n. Fox, r. w. Grand Rep
will leave San Francisco for Victoria,
British Columbia, Oh the steamer Of
the 9Th Instant for the purpose OF III
stituting the Encampment Branch Of
the Order Of Odd Fellows In the latter
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

ISrYuHsrISG To THE LADIgs.-A bal
loon letter received at Bordeaux dis
cu,.e. Paris fashions. Quiet colors are
In favor. and the Use Of jewels Ia DIS
penscd with. This Is n delicate homage
paid to the mourning and grief OF
those who have lost friends and kind
rel. paris" the writer maintains,
Ia spite OF adversely, "will not cea'c
to dictate to the whole world the ST.
premo laws OF elegance and good
taste" Victor Hugo might have writ
ten thoa sentence ; but only some young
Miss with flowing tres|es could have
written Mis Taking advantage Of
the flight Of certain per,onages who
hid gray, thin, or red hair, and who
inflicted on fashion their Indispensable
false hair. our Partisan ladies have at
once restored TO liberty their W
locks, 80 long hid under tile despotic.
artificial chignon. Brown pEaits
carefully smoothed down, light ring
lets. at once graceful and natural. ha'o
alone adorned for some days the deli
cate aud pretty heads Of our young
ladies'. who are delighted to have their
mo4t beautiful adornment restored to
them" d 's'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

LATEST TELEGRAMS
lsPxcfAL TO rHR GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS II
: fHR wnrxxA UNION ~TEIEsRAPH mel
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
COLD GRRRNBACKS - Gov
RRNOR BRADLEY Hnn
- yvHATHRR-ErC. e@

SAN FaAxcIsoo. December Sir. N.
Gold, at II A. NJ, Ills. Greenbacks,
firm at s0hsslA.
Mr.. Bradley. Governor elect Of Ne
yada, was serenaded last evening at
his hotel.
The weather has cleared up fine
wind northwest.
John Jones was sent to the County
Court to-day OIL a charge Of grand lar
ceny.
Cohen, the astroioger, charged with
causing the death Of Eugene Chau-
vette, by procuring m abortion, Is be-
fore the County Court on a writ Of hs-
beas corpus this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

PIocnR.-The namc Of this place.
although within or very near Brigham
Young's polygamic DOMAIN. Is fast be-
coming AZ notorious rs the "Barbary
Coast" in San Francisco. They are
both strongly Democratic, and greatly
opposed to the ofthe Republic
cans. Some Of our candidates ut tie
late election, no doubt, wish that Pr
oche was I'm -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

-- 40 n...,., ~
Tux close OF Tue 'neatIis'' s .s"i
naug,ia.eu ~ ra,,s,.,ions Inv no
mean, %tSs,t.ring to the people of Sac
ramento. Never before has there been
so determined and thorough an effort
made 10 give us a perni'l,en x.nIIaMc:
n Ne'eL mas ,s srs been IA uni.
IN r,,,, ine hiGS.r Never have the tastes Of
the public been catered to more anx-
iously: than by Mr., Proctor ana ms
capital company; r mi ~, m,cl,
" than rsimbn,ssd the necessary
outlay. The attendance. with few eI.
cepti"ns, has been far rom , Mm.' int II
shonia nave pen. = anu ,U deserved.
s"aI ~. ns",I. nri,n s,ays,I away were
Inst the verv people who ought to have
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

A CoaonApo editor, who has been
making an Eastern tour, announces to
his readers as the most remarkable
piece Of Intelligence CLEANED in his
travels. that there are actually news-
paper men Oh the Atlantic coast who
have not been called on to Kill any
one for several years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

JuDaE PoKrL.Y says the liveliest time
lie ever experienced was on Issuing the
first number of newspaper in a West
ern town. The people wanted some
thing stirring. He published the per-
sonal history of the leading politicians
as furnished by their friends. The
Judge says that for the first hour they
all rushed for the paper; the second
hour they went for him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

GENERAL WooDEoRp. the defeated
candidate for Governor Of New York,
said to a reporter: 81 was vanquished,
and. without feeling a bit unlrappy,
Ill just turn around and work at my
old profession again. You never heard
the story OF the Du.chman in Buffalo
who kept hotel. He was defeated for
the nomination az canal Commissioner,
and, OH being told that he was defeat
cd, 'wot, wot" he exclaimed, 'Shu't
say dat again; devected, Devoted.
Veil, | shust 60 buck to Buffalo and
keep the Mansion House like HILL
I'll 20 buck to law and stick to it."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03
The following verdict was rendered

THE following verdict was rendered
In Calhoun County. Ill.,, Runners
Verdict. We, the jurys, find the Ce-
seescd dead mar KUN to his death in
the hands Of sum mbeknown purson.
with an unlauful iron wrcping-namcd
q ak with a hickory handle; which
u~nlaufIl weeping wos used with dead
ly intent to kill the aforescd bed Man.
p. S. W., the afOresed undersigned
jurys. hopefully believe that the Ded
Man was Beheaded by the said Ak
Exchange.
If n Democratic jury in the State Of
Nevada were to try, it could scarcely
produce a better or u trl,er verdict Of
how the Republican party Was slaugh-
tered at the late election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

A FRIEND Of ours, who has had some
experience. says that If you go to call
on a Young lady, and she crochets dill
gently all the evening. and only says
8ye," and "no." YOU can so away
about nine, or a quarter past, without
breaking any OF the rules Of etiquette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

BEroaGEp.-rhe editor Of the Mouh-
tain Echo, published at Johnstown,
high up In the Allegheny mountains,
in Pennsylvania, In sexhortiug people
to prepare for and to celebrate the late
Thanksgiving Day. got OF the follow,
ing ethereal saw: ION that day let
poenans Of praise arise to Him from
whom all blessings tlow." The Echo
man probably devoted the day to fly
ing a kite.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

ANNA Dickinson says she has taken
enough slack jaw from the ridiculers
Of wOman's rights, and that hereafter
sllo will give the men sit for tat"
Well. Miss Anna, we're after you.
Here's our tat. -gSc0obI Spectator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

speaks OF another newspa
Der ~priutinv a conmunication signed V and
AXIS. "Dves that mean y !"-ESeAaH2e.
VIZ would seorn to DO printing so
cheap rs "V."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

7 IrusnE are about 275, 900 children
educated in the public scho Il' OF Mas
saclusetts at an annual cost OF some
Is, OOO, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

A wA.IaSGroRp Conn., farmer
missing some fowls, set n trap, and has
caught a wild cat and a choice assort-
ment of owls. thus far.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

A CIR. In New York has received
$1,000 for her hand. 1t was mashed
by u fe~rry-boat aud she sued. %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03
LOS ST,

IN The OCCASION or THE
~ IRE In Gold Hill, on the night Of Noycm.
Der 30th. three checks on the California Bank.
drawn IN favor Of tho subscriber. The payment
OF the same has been stopped. and any one ind.
Ing them will confer 4 favor by returning them
~ their owner. or leaving them at the CalIfor.
MA Bank, ldl-l0t'l c. MCLAUGHLIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

A CITIZEN Of Maine recently trav-
eled 50 miles in a sleigh in Aroostook
County. 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

GROWN POINT GOLD AND
u Silver Mining Company Location Of
Works, Gold I'LL, Storey County, Nevada
Notico.-Thcre are delinquent upon tie fellow.
ing described stock, on account OF Assessment
levied on the 2sIh day Of October, A. D.. 1870,
the several amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective Shareholders, as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

uJxnxY DvNS. Of New York, claims
iame on the ground that he has killed
a man In every State In the Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03
NEW TO-DAY.
WANTED |!

A sITUATION BY REsPRCT.
n able young girl. 10 do Homework or cook.
ing In a private family. Il a good Washer and
Ironer. Inquire Of D.. II, Divis, at the old Co
lumhus brewery, by the north Yellow jacket
Works, Gold Hi. d3wt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03
NEW
SPECIAL NOTICE
Ladies' Mite Society

Etc, Etc.
AZ many grown persons as wish can witness
this beautiful sight, but their enjoyment will
only consist In entertaining the Children. Tho
those under nfteen will be allowed to dance.
Refreshments for the Children FREE.
Admission, ONE BIT. BY order Of
d2-at THE SOCIETY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03
SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
lrRox QUE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
A NEW ILLU<TRaTION OF AN
OLD RABI.E-OUR WOULD
RR POLITICAL LRADERs-
SAINTS AaD aINNRRs-sA1Nrs
YICTORIOUN-THR LAW AND
FHR LOTTERY.
Sax EnAScIsco. Dec. l, Is

SAN FRANCISCO, dec. 1, 1917.
There Is nothing like adversely for
letting n man know what his friends
really think about him. But n few
weeks ago there was not a man oil the
coast who stood higher in the estima-
ton of his party than Thomas Fitch,
Congressman from your State. 1t was
"tl,e elo luent Fitch" "the silver
tongued Fitch" tho able and bril-
liant representative from Nevada"
and a thousand other complimentary
adiectives Of q similar character. Then
he was supposed to be secure in his
seat, and on the high road to political
fame, with not very distant prospects
offs place In the Senate. Now that he
has been defeated, there Is a complete
change In tho prefixes, and the Cali
fornia press hardly uses common de-
cency In speaking Of him. 1t Is "the
~rapacious Fitch, whose advocacy Of a
great railroad monopoly" ETC.; "the
ambitious Fitch, whose aspirations
dared to soar" etc.; the grasping and
greedy man who has just brought such
disaster to our cause in Nevada" etc.
and so OIL I'D li5itua ad naussaa. But
the unkindest cut Of all comes from
Washington. Says the Washington
correspondent Of the Bulletin. mo
body here sheds tears ut the defeat of
the Hon. Thomas Fitch of Nevada"
1--WE can spare him easier than a bet
ter man, Is the opinion Of wise Repub.
licans. True le talks well in the
House, but acts are more potent here
than words. Besides, Fitch's notori-
Qua p~lrtisanship Of the Central Pacific
Railroad l. suspicious and damaging
;ESopS fable ofthe dying lion and the
ass receives a new illustration. lMr.
Fitch Is likely to be the next United
States Senator elected from this State.
En-. NEWS.
Proaidensiai Favsrites.
How We do rcvel and delight In pol
tiles. No sooner Is one political fray
ended than we close up the ranks, lay
in a fresh supply Of ammunition, and
commence maneuvering for vantage
ground In the next fight. Our party
organs are now hoisting their favorite
names for President and Vice Presi-
dent, while nearly every journal In
the State has signiied Its preference
for Standard bearer In the Gubernato-
rial campaign. a Vallejo paper dis
plays the name Of Hoffman above Its
editorials as its choice for q successor
to Grant; the Mariposa Gazette favors
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

And In accordance With law, and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 2stb day OF
o tob.r, A. d. 1870, SO many shares Of each par
eel OF said stock a. may be necessary, will be
sold at the office Of the Company, Room q Hay.
wards BniIdieg. 4l9 California street, San Fran
cisco. Calf rIia, on TUESDAY, the 10th day
Of Dec mher, 4. d. 1870, At the hour Of l o'clock
?. n Of said day, to pay s.id delinquent ASSESS
Mont thereon, together With costs OF adyertis-
ing and expenses OF sale.
zoe 81 CHAS. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Onice-Room q Hayward's Building, 40 Call.
fornia street, San Francisco, California. d3.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03
ssward for tbs position, and Thu fYore.

Seward for tf6 position, and thu York
ingnans' JotrRd!t, of this city, has for
some months past had the 11ame, Of jill
liam at the head Of its columns a Its
selection for the National Executive.
G.bcruatsriai Candidates.
In running through n file of interior
weckliss,- one finds that almost every
naper has Its separate preference for II
Gubernatorial candidate. The Chico
Enterprise presents the name Of Jesse
o. Goodwin, of Yuba County, rs a
Republican aspirant for the position.
The Marin Journal pronounces in favor
OF Romualdo Paclleco, Of San Luis
Obispo; the Santa Cruz Times avors
Newton Booth, Of Sacramento; the
Calaveras Chronicle supports Timothy
G. Phelps, present Collector Of the
Port, and the Amador Ledger advocates
the nomination Of John Curry. One
Of the quietest and perhaps most for.
midable Of all the aspirants In the
Republican ranks Is Thomas II. Sclby,
our present Mayor. The Commercial
Herald merely embodies the sentiments
of San Francisco business mon In eulo-
giving his abilities and placing him
before the public as the most available
candidate yet mentioned. On the
Democratic side we have a host from
San Francisco alone. Indeed, 1t might
be said Of them as Eneas said Of the
loss he had suffered during his long
wauderiugs-
Through all the mighty list were I to run,
Tie night would sooner than my tale be dono
There Is McCoppin, lIaight, Mande-
vile, Roach, lIager, Wilson, AXtell
and Peter Donalue, and probably q
dozen others Of lesser callber. 1t has
beer rumored for the last day or two
that Haight would not accept u renom-
nation under any circumstance, but
as he could poll two votes to any mans
one that could be set up against him,
1t Is probable that no would sacrifice
his private interests for the success OF
the party II such a circumstance should
become necessary. Now that Watt is
out Of the way Congressman James a.
| Johnson Is coming up as a prominent
interior candidate, it being understood
that he will not again seek Congress
sional honors. In addition to the Re
| publican candidates named 4 be
added John B. Frisbie, Of Vallejo, and
ex-Judge Z. D.. Sawyer, together with
the intelligent, wealthy and popular
Eugene L. Sullivan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

cheapas
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19

The tax payers OF the State, but cspo-
chilly tho leading tax payers of AIamance
and CasWclI, should sue ont ct once M in
junction against Gov. Holden and tic
Pablo Treasurer, Mr.. jenkins, forbiddine
them to pny out another dollar for the OK
ponso of uoldon's State troops. Tie has
the authority Of law TO enrol tho militia,
and to call them ont to Suppress riots, ia
surrection or invasion. This he has not
done. But he has organized and enlisted
a volunteer forco Of State troops. compof
ed of Teunesseeans, North Carolinians,
whites and negroes, TO Cypress rnd intimi
date the people, for which he has no law,
nor right, nor reason. Such troops he
cannot lawfully pay out of tho State
Treasury. lie has already used public
money for this purpose AID no and the
Public Treasurer should DC at once on
Joined. -Relsigh ScnkincL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19

to secure to mo tho fato which Stephens
has Just met, and speak earnestly mon
this matter. 1 feel that have a right To
do so, and right to be heard as we'll, and
with this conviction I say to Won nla;nIv
that any member of Congress- who esne,
oially if from the South, docs not support
advocate. and urge immediate, active. md
thorough measures to put On end to these
outrages, and make citizenship privilege
is coward, traitor, or fool Tho time
for action has como, and tho man who
has now only speeches to make ovor some
constitutional scarecrow, deserves to be
damned. Yours, respectfully,
A. ". ToTrEGrr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
STATE NEWS.

THE sumao business IS increasing rapidly
in the Northern counties Of this State.
THERE arc many charges against the
Radicals of Pitt, Ggcone, Wayne and other
Counties, of frauds in the recent elections.
HOLDEN is sending moro arms to Ala
nance, -Four hundred were sent to Com
pany Shops, on Thursday last
TIE Raleigh Sentinel has received II nov
subscribers in two days. Most heartily do
We rejoice with you, neighbor, 10 these
evidences of appreciation of your labor
TIE riti7n"o nf lG1aoon-,Io county arc
making preparations to celebrate appropri-
ately the recent Conservative victory III this
State.
Col. VIM. A. Johnston, of Littleton.
has deem chosen Chief Marshal of tho ap-
preaching Fair of tho Roanoke and Tar
River Agricultural Association
lilo AdeoDeco is tho rano Of a now paper
to be published Mt Bnttleboro, the first
number of which will appear, it is thought,
simultaneously with tho now month.
IT is rumorod that Rotating Dick Badger
has been sent to Yanceyyille. says Tie Sen
inel, on business connected with the or
perhaps as q bearer OF dispatches
from King William to his grand prince
scoundrCl, Kirk, announcing the recent
success. at the Epols, of the Rcpublican
party!
THE carpet Dagger who sits in the May
ors chair st Newborn, sometimes, is now
absont III Illinois, purchasing hOrscs for
Holden. Besides being Mayor, ho 10 Brig
Gen. 10y tho grace of Holden aud the dovil,
Brigade Commissary in State Troops, with
rank Of Major, Justice of tho Pence, and
possibly an escaped penitentiery bird
lie is expected homo shortly If somebody
doesn't arrest him on tho way for stealing.
The ''pomp and circumstance" OF actual
war, in peaceful North Carolina, is we'll
exemplifed in tho fact that u squad of nc
gro soldiers from ClarI1o's negro regiment
are stationed near Gov. HoIden's residence
for his especial protection. &? Citizens
passing III that neighborhOod ere Otter.
stopped and insultiugly questioned, aud
once or twico the guard have cooked and
leVelled their pieces whom halting n paaser
by. All, William ! William uneasy lies
tho head that wears n crown"
HOLDEN AND PooL. 1t ia rumorod that
an angry correspondence is going on be
tToen those unwashod gcape- grAcea, ".
w. Itolden and John Pool. Fool, soeinp
the mischief that has been done, wants to
shirk his share OF tho responsibility, ard
charges upon Holden that he has gone
farther than ho advised. Tourgeo also
says, that he did not approve of uolden's
course. Others will seek to hide them
selves behind this plea, but they will be
brought ont from their hiding places and
made to fac0 tho music. Pool and Holden
arc Of tho same kit. Both of tlem viii
sacrifice the dearest friend at any moment,
to accomplish their own selfish purposes.
They arc both outlawcd from the affections
Of the people of North Carolina and viii
get their dUes. Lot them quarrel and
fight. When "thioYes foll out, honest
men," &c.-SClattacL