THE VOLUNTEERS.
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We COPY from the last Wilmington Journal
the following items IN regard to the North Caro-
lima Volunteers:


Ca6arrus Volunteers. Capt. Shive, with his
Company of Volunteers, numbering "a, from the
County of Cabarrus, arrived here on Tuesday last,
in the steamer Cotton Plant from Fayetteville
They are hardy looking Sc. of men, and, we
have doubt, will do good service, should they
ever be lucky enough to come in contact with the
enemy The Officers are-Marlin Shive, Captain
A. b. FaIr, 1st H. A. Area and N. Slough, '2nd
Lieutenants. -.-.


s4nother death. We regret to have to report an
other death among the Volunteers. Mr.. Jethro D
Battle a private in one of the Edgecomb Com
panes. died of appopexy, on Saturday night last


"The volunteers that were quartered at Fort
Caswell have been removed TO Fort Johnson, where
all the companies that have arrived are now en-
camped.


"rhe influenza which lately prevailed amongst
the volunteers has abated very materially and they
are fast recovering. Lieut.. COL Fsgg has arrived


"The Schr z S. Powell has been chartered by
Government as one of the vessels for transporting
the North Carolina Regiment Of Volunteers TO
Mexico. She will leave here for Smithvte on
Saturday or Sunday next, for the purpose of taking
on board portion of the volunteers. Ne do not
know which or how many Of the companies will
sail on board the Pcwell.n -