NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
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We copy the following articles in regard to the
North Carolina Volunteers from the last Will
mington Journal. The Regiment il will seen.
lacks one Company; and the blame For this just
ly attaches to Gov. Graham and the Mexican
Preamble Legislature:


"Wc stated in our last thatthere was but six full
Companies at SmithvilIe. This was mistake.
There were at that time seven full companies and
two detachments and since then the Yancey
Company, not full, has arrived, which has been
united with the two Companies ALLUDED to above.
There are now nine full Companies, including
the two from Edgecombe, which have already
sailed. This leaves the Regiment short one Com
pany We have not been able to ascertain how
the Companies ictter. En- our next we shall be
able to state all the particulars In the meantime,
we will state that two more vessels have been
chartered, and the balance of the Regiment, or
rather the other seven Companies, now at Smith
vile, will sail in the course of a few days.


"IHe Yancey Volunteers. Capt BIalock, and
fily-three hady sons of Yancey county, arrived
here OIL Sunday evening last, on board the steam
er VIM. b Mpares from Fayetteville. We have
not been able TO procure the names of the officers
of the Company. The Company has been mus
tered into service as detachment, and they are
now in camp with the other volunteers, at or neal
Snithville.


"CAaplain 10 the Regiment We understand
that the Rev A. J. BATTLE was on Sunday last
elected Cha plain of the North Carolina Regimen
of Volunteers Mr. BATTLE is OF the Baptist dc
nomination Of Christians.