Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-27

/ years had worn the disguise OF man
hood. detying ali detection.
| Such cases arc very rare, and yet
! Seem to Je occasionally we'll anthenti-
! gated. 49,. ..:.-...a .:: <... -
! EaerOssns o. - Young lady.
| Col. S. d. Pool, editor Of the New
| born Journal Of Commerce, is about
| commencing the publication of Il paper
| to be called=' Our Living and Dead
| e. DC devoted exclusively to the war
record al the State. Col. P designs
/ - give correct history of the record
! IF each regiment of the State during
! tne :ate. ws., and s'Our Living and
| Dead viii ,aerafoIe be an interesting
| fub cation. From advance sheets we
I Zip 5!,e following;
News had btai. reg 'iFed at head
quarters At kiuston in November. fSG'!,
sii..t X. Generals of the Federal army,
}3te Ill fue..1 commanding III North Car
INA. would on a certain day pass
! i.0.a Ndreh2ad TO Nexbern. It vas
+; .AET's.; IL, III view of contemplated
e,.lst;..o,.t4, IL capture. the train and
j. crt.. 10 oz'lcets Al = p. m, Re
! lived orders 10 Pfoc&eo III q:?ce t."
trenton. take 81 detail Of lash from?
! ,talor 3vathercntt's COMMAND and, ii
! ;5ssjble. Oh the day named, capture
! &c tr;tin At . Il. H.. I reachet, Tren-
! i:sH to find Major Nethercutt on one Of
j: L., najlal scouting expeditions. Await
| 80 his ga+.tsn 81 daylight, made my
! s4.lf eeH.fuEtatj1s-, SAD was about to in
| ;iaiaa Ia i. mornings ftqp Ni.en the
! CHATTER 81 he feet OF = horse. at ful.
| gal.op, caused up 50 step to the door,
| OF the coIIrt-hOus,. 81 sp.s what vas III
tie wind The sentinel upo.. dsaty had
matted the rider, and was receiving
lIorn him a paper to be delivered i'm
1nGsis teiv TO the officer IN command.
70 7.,.. s.sau,nisllment the note bore no
address, ara srs.olj being opened the
blank page, ell Of sl1.it E sheet of letter
paper, gas what met my t.yp. The
rider, "a .fefIy countryman unknown
10 me-. was i5reatffiag his jaded horse
preparatory to fetiiFL, ssItt could give
nr other information than mat eabout
O'Clock, Il. N. he was aroused from
lis sitImbers, and on going to his
door foand lady on horseback who
":lTe Eil.n the note, and told
r,i14 TO take it, at full speed
Confederate ot4a4 er he should find on
-
Information. In :. few moments there
cit zr!. ~ 't9e.~Cn and his kind wife
was warming s,i. iyols for my use. APP
piled TO the seemingly Et@4k sheet of
paper. heat soon enabieI fq6 80 see
What : desired. Foster had returned
two days sooner than anticipated, and
was to arrive that very morning, with
9 force most accurately detailed on the
sheet before me, on an expedition,
having, in my opinion, the railroad
l,rl.loe at Weldon for its objective
poz-tr The object of my expedition
being r4E.4> frustrated, I returned I'M
1nea!ateIy 70 : ipston, and gave the
Information 1 lao ,SEognred through
the intrepid daring OF oae Il s#hern's
daughters to the officer in command.
Steps were promptly taken by the
General commanding the department,
aud such an array of troops was placed
III front and upon the TANKS of the
Federal ltenes4i as caused him rapidly
to retrace mis- ..,,e.&p. Tle lady's name
appended to that ne.le has never been
tol.i-iaer secret has Been l22c4e4 in
my isTaast-~Illv superior officer re-
specting my aaOtips IN desiring to keep
it, only seqllifalg say pledge that the
writer was worthy OF cfesiat. ! doubt
whether the writer Of thai 7lqte ever |
knew into whose hands il fell, ~ the |
good it accomplished. When 1 state |
tLat she was q young lady, tenderly |
rasa;ezl and then in tue very morning |
OF nlalete24Qod, her night ride at great |
personal r1sa.-, ~ convey usefu.. iufof-
lnatiop. can }oe properly appreciated.
81
IL is proposed to divide Spain into
thirteen States, and appoint Com
mission to draw up a constitution for
their government. L. this Commits
sion both the COrtes and the States
Will be represented. The choice of
the isa.,r-bors of the Commission to be
made by It's !Cortes. As Cuba and
Porto Rico :.T@ &c ne recognized as
States. the people al alese States
should be allowed to naaae th&ir rep
Unless this is done the |
plan viii be a farce. For the Cortes
% choose enemies of the people of
Cuba and Porto Rico, and call them
representatives. of these States, Will be
equivalent to ignoring their existence
HG3er the new arrangement. If Spain
wishes 70 continue a Republic she
must treat the people fairly.
Riclar.3 I. MeIrios, Esq, one Of the
ealing mensaers Of the b;aF at Wash
ngto,4, being inviSaei to deliver tie ad-
,r(3,s 20 she graduating class Gf law
tlltjeufs II the Columbian University, i
: the course OF noble exhortation, 6
.@sz,. upon them the higher duty of
ii. profession, winch he thus intro 8
Uc>>.:
You are trustees for the interests of I
oAf clients, because these interests 6
ave ,>sal. specially Committed to your 7
are. Ic1. trustees for the rights I
nd liberties ID the people. ceca1se e
aese liberties tir@D <GaauIned definite q
tape IN the conceptions 81 vour great a
Of the profession. have p
aesed through the ages of English ] p
nd A.eerican history under the pro- s.
action Of tie members Of the bar, and g
hen assailea lave found refuge in Il
sfety only under +I,e sheltering arm Il
{ Judicial power. 1o- gre trustees p
" the Constitution Of y61s country, Fl
eeause in that Constitution the spirit Y
popular liberty became incarnats, i
nd ordained ''to establish Justice it G.
announces the supremacy OF the law o,
, be the fundamental principle of the .p
system of government ~