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THURSDAY MORNING, ,
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B^BHU?ATiONS.
1
^^^rTTie7' T>i*[tutch."?
|Ml!e Minute Men. wliu I
were urifpreTlu Pcii.tMolt, under command of 1
f'aptain McDonnell. 1 wan abeeiit fmiu home
til the time they Harted, but by accident met ,
with the company nt Houston, Fit*., at. I ju?i ?
hud time to gnthvr nty carpet mck and jump 1
on board of a box car, v ncre 1 found luauv of ,
" ? r
my ( atnesvillo friend#. It wit?wi un^peilcil ,
hut a pleasant meeting. 1
Vt <1 P. 51.. we reached MVl'mnn and were
reinforoed by the company of fhnt place.?
Tltey were escorted to the depot by a company
of ladie* nnd cavalry! 1 can never forget the p
good-bye scene at tlmt phici. Father*, tttofb- '
er*. wive* and sweetheart*. nlj bMdlng their {
soldier *on?, brother* nnd frtendo, on to "Vip- *
lory or Death." While 1 watched the mingling "
crowd with dewy eye*, nnd the Word* Vict?- (
ry or Dentb," noun led in my ear*, my tnlnd j
ran l ack to friend* nt home. The saute night '
nt Id o'clock we arrived nt Tallahassee, where J,
wo apent the bnlnnce of the aight trying to
rlcej ?aoitto of u* in the car.% while other* j>
tried the ground, tunny of u* haviug no Man- *
ket*. nit I there being no preparations mnde
for u* nt that point. It was rut her a hard j(
trial to *mac of us who never roughed it be- j i,
f?re, but in the morning all were nt good i li
plight an.I after partaking of .? scanty meal of j
boiled hatu and hard bread, we pursued our ' , |
jotim -v. eight mile* further by rail, then we e<
mo'tnted lite soldiers house. and took t* foot* I'
back for <'hatahoochee. where we arrived nf- "
tcr three day* of pretty hard travel, and well r)
tired. Only one man fagged ami he wn* noon 1?
rCvivO'l. 1 mi)ll lnnfitlAn -.?* * 11 * "
_ .... ........ ..... (iujf uirnugn | "
Mio Idhii of Quincy, whore all the boy * fell in I '
lore with flic town ipirN*) ft i" certainly p
I lie mu?t beautiful plaee I have "eon in Klnri- u
la. There I" nmre taste di-phnved in ii" !'
buildings. and fhe culture ?u?l arrangement ^
<>f ii" fl'iwrri t Ii it ii in any place of ii" ire I ?
Know of. Our reception there liai endeared
the heart* of many of the soldiers to it" inhahi- ,v
tnnt". We were received by a company of j
ladies (<iod IiIcm their pretty faces; with x,
nIiouij of welcome, ami -liowera of Lo<|Uela. ? ih
1 tlncw many battd-ki o*es to ihuii^ while I f'
marching through, but. they iconic! not^ty 1 |,M
like them, for many bright eyed lasslo, a? { ,v
<|iiiekly threw thcni back. Wo found the | w
Arsenal ami grounds nt <'hatuhoocliee in goo<l j
keeping. alt the work" being of masonry, and I '
" | ei
the lintito* large and -paa'ioti". At this plaee |f
we elected our officers aud as> oon as thoelee- *
Hon was over, we marched to the river where
the steamers Time and \ oiing, awaited us.?
t Mir eompaii) embarked on the former, and S|
wo had had enough of the Tinie when we J ^
..I l'..n?? - -
... . unTgw, mi?j nope<i nev- (>j
or again to put our foot on her deck-. The u>
-am* Kn?rin)<in ' Sunday > we pitched our tonis
on a beautiful green -ward, in the suburbs <>f
>i
town, in<l remained ilioro a few day-. having ,jt
a fino time. From Columbus wo went to p)1
Montgomery, then on to <i trlati 1. where wo * "'
' I k
were detained several day- on account of a j ^
j. <>< ( ..f uDi*iii<li?<l Railroad Then after a j N(
march of l "i tnilo< on foot, we reaclic I this I
place, on too Nth Vpril. We are .stationed |
about S miles from I'cn-uoola and about I
i
from l'ickcus. Since our arrival, r e have
a .
In-en engaged in throwing sand Raticiie!?. ?i
I I'U'i y -night ely.
clerk which
w!
fight in ' *n
work making
~ tn
preparations, and so many rrnicrs are living. ! m;
that if I were to place confidence in one half. r<-<
I would often be deceived. (tne nf our men ' ^'l
entered the fort a few nights since, intending I
to -pike the puns, but *,i? detected and sent j ,Uj
back to our camp with instruction* to the offi- tni
rer- to keep him at home. He said that in *n'
twenty minutes more he would hare had all
the gun- -piked. There are a fen of the *c>
t harlealon hov s here who were at the bom- I u,>
boidiiient of Sumter. There are two other I
I ore
Horry boys here, besides myself. Ilardee and [ ,uM
To Id, so you *ee the llorry boys are willing to I in
fight in defence of the -tinny South, no matter j *'r
where ihry may be, though some of us would j
rather stand on our native aoi! ?Victory or | ??,.
Heath." IIORKY. j five
j ran
Oitx. Twiuo* am> I'lirsmrvr ItrmaxaN. f Ifi
Hen Twiggs, late of Ibe I nind States Vr- i m
... ,
my ha* ahlre?ie-l a loiter to fX-l'rci'loitl 1
J | loin
Uuchanan, in which h? uyi:
Voiir ??ar|n?l right to me front tin- . in t
triuy might lot u<|iiii?rrt) in ; but you hn I oti><
no right to hmml mo a? a traitor. Thig wa? j li
j<?y*nnn1t .in?l / 'K ill treat >/ >n rush?not ! tlit*
through the paper*, hut in /trttem. i *hnll, ' tiir<
ll?o?l noiirollj, pa? a t irit to l,nnr??li r for 1 will
tilt purpnt^ of a p< rt'ti'tl infrrr,-i- with ,j: ?
y on So, air, private yrmtraelf I am wr'l lion
a?*tire<l that public opinion will tanrlinn <0 7 ?1"
r / " I may take with yott. | tlelii
rr iJ i:
llcjoicing in Civil War.*
Tli? New York (onri r </ Ftat* </?>? is
?nno;.i 'l > ' the character of the i ieiirBxnl ill
New York :
"In looking tit tM iluoit joout climc!?r
of the excitement of tliv mi <n, ho on*
would suspect that it wi? ori'iuiiiniil by a
civil war. destined t?> ilrown tb? ancient and
common nationality in tlie of nun who
were till now couaidt-rc J brethren. VVe liut
witnessed black hour* in Franco, where the
people <?f oi?o country were condemned lo
light wli other, hut uctnr h^e ?? beheld
'anvthintr like thai which ia occurring here.
There, the struggle *?? accepted an nu'vi:%
Iilr. hut at the lame lime lamentable, and a
lerrilde nwrwitjr. Here it ia a holiday aspect
that prevails." * ?
The rea?o?i In 11-at New Y?>rk expect* to inflict
civil war upon ether?. not to suffer itnelf.
Were New Y<?rk itnelf in danger, thore would
t>e no "holiday aspect' in that c?ly. A more
striking i 11 u ?t rat ion of hum.iu veltialiQcnn a/Id
corruption the world hit* never witnessed.
Of all the citien of America. "New York
ieserve* the pre-eminence in this work of j
infernal crime. Heaven know* we loathe
i'tirit*tiimtii enough. and are naunwatcil hy (lie
runt of "Urolhatly Love" -in tha city of
"Itroihi r'.y lint*;" l?ut, neither Uv*tou nor
1'hiladclpliin hare ever professed much sympathy
tor the South, nnd in ?froih there
m thut fanatical element which lias at leant
lh? redeem!.'wfckliMa of honcaiy. Lut New
York in actuated sob ly and exclusively in this
leliherate aud bloody war Upon a Whole pro- I
pie, hy the greed of gain. It never wax tin .
iholition oify at any time, hut. If U had heen. i
Ifeav^^^iiot have shown itsolf to all mankind
fcgkrrwlvciuablj l?wd. a- .
PfcT?^n ' tlMran<^foQ|^PHHW^v
motive of all the diabolism which New York
i* now exhibiting, tl.o thirst for Southern
blood, the howling of deed* of robbery and
rapine, for cutting off the head* of Southern
nen and viohsfing the sanctity of their fireddes,"threat*
and projects never before delihTOlcl"*named
hv one . ivili. ? l ? ~-i ?
J |^.r.w njfinnPi
iV'iivr in I lie hi*toiy of a?il mankind! Not I
nitil Div;.i dustier alxlir,iteN if* throne in
Heaven, nn<] valor an<l ilrlnc iliwrl every
^otuliern heart. can Mich crimen he farptvrn,
>r forgotten, or unavenged.?llichmoml
l>?rpaicli.
Lying Doxtertty.
Never were liar* an dextera**- n* tho?e of
he N??w York I're**. They 'may be called '
moral cats"?Hing ilium out . the wia<U?w ( 1
W incheating, a.it ijui^ and <litit<lotiO|b I <
iii<I ?*ill t! ?y lipht upon their !? *, though I
hny lilit in ili^Tfi.ttfr. Otio of the favorite '
itorien i*. that we had "even thou**ml troop* 1
itfaiuxt the aevcniy in Kort Sumter. Three \
lirty dog* forget that their seventy, according |
o their own bon.it, were ijuitc able, in au
nvulnerable fortre**, t<> baffle, riot bcvcn
luuisand merely, but Nevcnfy thousand?all '
he force of Mouth t'nrolina. They hail a i
orlreai NpeeiaMy chosen for the tight. ,
It in juat its well to put on record yiir nr- .
ion of the story. The scvVuiy live . regular
oblieri of r.jyt Siiintr r had an auxiliary force *
f Nome 10 workmen. who. we believe. w ere f
oroed to fiiflit nt the pun*. ami n<.t ailfi-rol to
( uve the Kort, however much thry desired it.
U the Tta?" troop* on Jamc-. Muriit and ??ulivan'c
Island*. leNHt were put there, not to
ft hi I'ait ."Sumter, but to engage those Ureal
in : myrmidon*. M">0 in tun whom
lie mnw-mouthed editor* of New \ ork Wimrt- j 11
il a* being sen t to eat ii* uj>. There wwV.- to v
c -btitj regular? t rouw I he* } >- ?? n N*w Vorlt r
ml elsewhere. Tlnou ware to he joined vvith
me ;Vhhi fierce border-lighter*, fr<>m ihe
rpillar* expelled fi.on Texa*. Terrible fel- ' P
?w*I Ami to there you wore to add emtio '.** [ u
mrine.*: /oiuvve* of the *oo. men who had #
tight at Vltrierr. unuer liobllo ami l?vcatur,
ml I'aiil Jour*, ami Sir I'rtcr IVpperpol !
lore was a force to he brought again.*! J
*. i?rcu??T7Titf to tt*e*e very me New Vork
itper*. of men. \ I they ha I the
tip;*. ami tho lrnun|Miii(<. ai.?i tin; la.?t im*
roYcment* in tirui!*. ami ail tire appliance* of
ir.
It w.i* in nurl the-e l.?*l ?v**?I fri< n<l- dint
i> h.,i| J'*''' men ahmp the ?hmr? of i<nr two
a MatiN. t't thr?e i'.ihhi never lifu-l we*- J
mi at Kurt Slimier. They waite*l for tlie I
Meruit*. the / iinvr*. thu \\ iile-Awakc. tlx i
fee Mitnin.', an ltli* I un tnaim- \lpciine* j
oin New Vork. with all the V-i-t it'ipr<?\ meiit tl
| arm*. ami with a!! the implement* of war? |
i ing artillery. t'oiiirrevernekctanii'l J 'onpre.'!* j
ater, anil hot eh"!* ami ah it not*. They , '
aited in vain. They have heeii ?poil<np ever ' a
no for a l.pht, an 1 *01110 of them have hern ||
minted t?. po on to Virginia In full hope to j
lr-ace with the ynntw < ?the New | w
iiphin-1 warrior* -t'hdrleriroi Mercury. J ri
.n Act to Mu'ko Further Frovi- I1
sions for the Public Defence. j tr
NVheren* war exi-t* helwrcu the I'niteJ 1 '
tale* aii I the Confederate ?tutc?; and j m
hereu* the public welfare may require the j t
ceptioit ot volunteer forces into the *orviee
The * nfederate State*, without the for I
ality ami <1*! iv ? ! a 1 all w| <*> ;! e 1 * !*j **ctire I'
ate- : j **n
See. 1. The t'onpre?* t?f the thin federate I w
a'e* of tinea h a ?l? enael. That the l'rc?i- I
nt !?.> ant loo i/cl to receive into service I
1. ..
> v'm<|iniiii'K, niinuiiiouM <>r regiments j
tl?or nmuiilc<l* ir on loot, si may tetoler |
riihrUi**, nn I lio may require, without the J
>l*y of a formal call upon the rc|M?ctive | pi
io rervc for Midi lime n? lie may pre- i .
I .]
Sic -. Such vo'iinlecr foi?-i ?*nn may ho ' "
rcplcl umlcr this \cl. except liefoin j
tferantly provjilcil, shall be orpanireil in j to
CorillUKO Willi ;111 I subject lo all tho pro- I
loiin oi tliu Act cut it lei "An \rt io pro- j
ilo for ilio public defence," i%11 I l?r tntiih- I , "
all tin- allow .otices pro\ hlc l". therein; uinl. ! ?<
ion mistrrol into service. may bo attached : m
; ?i.iii?. brigade or regiments, n? ' w
ih
,.n i i c < not of this Confrilo- ,j
ey; ami tho President may appoint all or
y "f iho field otluor* thereof. ,,r
Si1 *. .1. The I'rriiiltiil shall l?c authorized j tnI
r<nnnii??ioii all otlicet entitled to ruin- j?,
mil.us, of nuch vnlutilcor force? a? niav bo
reived umler tho provisnns of this Act.?- ,
ol. upon the reipiest of the .-llfeer com*
unLng Mich volunteer regiment, ha'iaTlioii mi
coinpauy. the I*resilient ma} attach n 1 iuJ
^ernitnicriry officer to inch comj uny <lc- I __
lo.I front tho r'lp'.itr nrmy*for thai purpose,
>1 for such time a? tho President may ilircet.
- 'ha
-There in scarcely an article of [ .
(etahlc food more widely useful an I more | '
ieorsally loved than the apple. W hy ! c<v
try farnii-r in the nation has n<>l .1*1 apple wc<
hard. where the trees will grow n all, ?* B,?
j of the uij stories, l.rt cveiy l.imity. lay I
from i wo t.. ten or more barrel-, an I it will 1 c"
to them the most e< otiotnical invc-fi utit in
whole range of militaries. I -pi
\ raw mellow aonle i< digested in n hour ,i .
I a half; while boileil cabbage re*|iiirca I
'hours The most healthful dosserI which ' "
he placed on the table, i.- a baked apple. 1 r"t
alien freely nt breakfast with eimr*.' hreail h*<
I loll!i . . w illi.Wtt meal or tie-,!i of any V ind. ^ ^j.
a- an a>lmirable effect so? the general s\?- j
. m-n rniiMM mg c*w*ii] ?? 'll. inn |||3 ""
liiti t uii<l roolinjf * tf I* ' rile r?>n*l :iou?, 'rt 1
e rTocfu^lljr Minn Mio m**?t nj*pr*iv 1 irub- mil
ri |
r I .iiiilios ?* in I I Ik* iioiucc*! i > utoliluii*
M|*]*i(r, wouu-l. I ?|*v. aii'l luciou*. ! r 'lie '
, iikc?, mn It. ?. at. I ollur ,wc?*iiiitii< '*
i wliirli llieir c-liiMrrn are i*>?. i.fioit in- j rr*<
r*>i-ily Dtllfll**!, I here WouM l?e ri iliiiliflll !
hi flir -tun lolitl ofi|o?rl**i - l*iL? nvn -in*
e'?r. ?uOicH'til In lay in ? ' ?*k *.| lliii
rioiih fruit for i\ whole ao??oi?'? um?. 4 i'iu
?
3
II O It ?i
iiornj fjjisjratcjjJ
BUlfoK. ? ,
joheph t yr a l 8 ii-.
Thursday Moruiug, May 23 c
The Edif^rixl ant Proprietary d*partjneata
of tli* IHtp'ttek, will be eondurlod ^
tnlMj iwltpfRdnt of each other AH com- '
wonicatiuitH referring to tit* former, must
addrv*?ed to the Kditor. Financial iuatlt|^^H
Mini everything connected with the hti?in^^^H
of the paper. will he foitdqcttd hy the
prietorv or Mr. N. U. Osteee, who will ttB
?nct nny bn?ineaa during their i?h??*nec
tzr r? |>er? for t'oiiwaybem'
re l,"fjh"l the 1'uatofHc-early on
>lny morning. The Poaf inaater will
faithfully to their dialoluitloa, and
thrvt in future, o*r ewbrrriben wilt appB
them there, and not thin oflce. ^^^^B
OUR* TERMS.
We ANnnre our frienda and a?hacriber*,M
wo truhf rmhxr the tightneaa of the n^H
market, and could type, ink. paper. and^^^^^B
procured without money, wo
remind lliera that our term* are
LA US PER YXSUM, I'U AdCM
|p ^ ^ ^
One of our moat vcnerahn^^B
who hat long nm-f pa?trd the ag{^|
manhood, tint who it mtlaflad that hc^H fl
fife hit gun with preci?ion. tmggeate, IB 9
like him. who cahnot enter the 'rniedH
Pouth. should begin to lay hy powdeJB
hot, and keep their gnnt in prime B
Mthough they cannot leare their B
Bret Idea, they can do much in their d^H
Letters of Marquo. I S
lVo giro <^iace in thia iaatie, to thB
Coagreaa in full, authorising the granB
Lettera of Mkltjilfl an 1 R^priaal. InB
IkilRil the regulation* f <r prl vatcorln^^B
ilher details which fully explain
if that kind of warfare. It nfTot 1$ u^B
of attacking our cnomle* on their tn H
ruinentble point, 1 in conjunct ion wI^H Be
Slockade instituted by their v^ry wise
lent, it will ?oon seriously cripple, if it
lot entirely destroy their commerce. The^F?
irord Martptc, is derived froni m>irk, the fier-V^j
nan for frontier. as being the right of captur- i of
tig property heyond the frontiers or limits of
mother State ? and in reprisal or .satisfaction i u
or losses sustained. Ep0
Tho ToDth Regiment 8. C. Volux^A.
tccrs. BB
^We are very glad to learn that this
nont will now so<>n l>o organised. Our
in'eer compttnies in this section have ho^B
cry much dissatisfied, hecnuse of the np^^HS
cnt neglect of their formation into a
dent, and they will bo doubtless, gra^^^^B1
[ratified to receive orders to elect theta^B
ffiocrs. The Regiment will
en ?to
("apt. R. .1. Johnson's t 'ompainj^B
('apt. .1. F. i'risslrv's ('ompsi^B
t'upt. It. (I. Nv hite < t'oiupany. ^^B
Ilenniiig's Company.
Copt. J. J. tieorge's Company.
>1. linurdin'* Company,
t'npt. J. II. Norman't Compitny.
Capt. A. II. John-ton'* Company.
Capt. .1. K. Net tier Company
( apt. li. Mullcr'.* Company. ^^BL
t ' i| iniii* nn I V In; < '..n im-IB B
re/mm Georgetown IM.ii riot: t iptaim
dim and A. H. Johnsons' arc from llony^|
lip exact locality of the other ('oinparuo^^MI
u have not learrn I The election of
dfiecn, * to iiikc place on 'he ?lrt in-tan'.wem
hd we hope that, ahlo and cij men, will I
L-eOivc the ?rt?<?iniinpnt.i. We would -tty tol '?
?e Volunteer*. that tliev cannot l?p too caref'tPL Th
i mal.in;; their -election*. It is not alwaj^Hof '
ca-e f K it the most p -pillar men arc b^^P"
iitr<l to fill -ueh positions. Sel<>t 'ucn
tilitary experience, military cducariotifM^^^R
lilitary talent?men in who-e ni-l^m ^^B)
riidcii yoil can c-n^^o ? mrti
.i 1 i i the loi ir ..t 1 -if. '
< wivi
"The Spirit of E tic roach
III to lb.'
- fV, referring in our r>rm
to which
ilijcvted. George Washington used
wing word1*: "Tha^pirit of cncro.tc^H
ipl< t<> consolidate tfc< power* of nil ifeB
trtioentn into one and thus to cicate^H
er the form of Government. a ret^H
in. ' liven in his day when oiir^H
cut was regarded an a model, lifl
nl I, and when I lie A mrric.-nflfl
y^yd, 1
rue.I ?ncli ]>ro|>ori ions, as t.^H
great
limit part. Founded upou the lilj
wer, the avarice atid ambition of tn^H
I already haaughi upon the world,
sery and w ?e l>ynasties had heen^H
riled, and lungdnms crushed l>y its
d well might Washington fear for tii^H
bin own beloved country. II is apprch^|
vc been more than trained. Ins w >< 38
lie knew
between northern
begun.
its Ci,
we art* now reaping, in their nmnt iltH
mi. ii i* nuiiir-i loruf I" ii ni' M
nl of cnrr<>iM-*hnu'rii by <>n? nooiion up^H
' riptiiM of MiKiibor, for in doing no, vH^H
nl'l lime l?v purniio *n<l detail ilio wlioltl
ir?e ..( American hintory. Tlie one auction
mi Iv?i driven Ihe other, violently to ?ev- t rml
ihc Iiea which hove hitherto united tbein 1 ,n''
lertitic fnTerninrai, and to tnlcc m|> arm* '^Lj
iininlain tlint operation, rather than ?nb- S
inj longer to rnrronrhmtnli npni their
(if'nr.d malltutionn. \\ hilnt thin nrcooidiing,
i?n?f forcing thin di?mcmh?rtn<'nt. by |^|
tyrannizing ?|>irit,il lim -wept mttr every I
lige of the origin.il of our <iovorn-^H
ii, nn I ( ' KolMftting oil of it* power* into
, ii i? rapidly hurrying on 'to the c?iat>-^B
it vf n <le?|'nli?m In the n t:ni:ii?!rntioii^H
Krftuflli* <kl?k Walk- 1
executed. I.itxia signally >#H- '
Bktiju*. He ai'l oxej|
^Brn iegisla^on. lie disregards and |
decrees of judicial authority. A
u^^Amtv m'iim of the word, he coll* to i
ll^^^H^du?potii>m of Ike n???b, end by their j
^^^g|>o??r, etrirjf essential of freedom, ,
j}estroycd. Another government
.,^^Bie, once Mylel (lie "glory of the 1
^^^Baa been ovetthrown by the deettac- I
Bit of eneroachiueBi.
^nngltad Mid the South.
^Bvc noticed recently that much eatiais
expressed. because of the prubable
^ and favor of KnglanJ towards the
Confederacy duriug the couteat |
| ? <J?v eminent. It U a common '
ia better to have tko good will j
?end we would rather have I
against use but we uiuet
"'n ngljr <>n the fatert to he !
Hjgdit-r. I'ride, if (p)lliisg elee, !
Ha' ui froui at) exhibition of |
H?a power, who if friendly at all,
Kanse it ia to her interest. On#
expected to oonfer a signal
another. or to take part in her
H . decided benefit will j
^^^^^^^Bran one instance
HUucd friendship or alliance I
^Bwould not honor a maul
^HetiiT of I
Whe capture of Fort KuuiBW
HP^^r
H Boglleb papers, brouglit by the
H ^ frioa io New Ydrk, oomment very
the surrender of Fort Humter. of
^Houiiis lind been jttst Tecvtved. The
^Bhe?o papers ia very signiheant, a*
^B poaeeae, alntoat without excei'tion,
BuilirriihiU' liven the Manchester
H ^k Always an opponent of slavery, is
9 Hninti that the seceded Klalfi "will
Bxiiail ia estimation b* ilw 1 i
^R'hmiMlot, and p<t*a no far aa to I
Lincoln* policy, "a* including '
En of blundtor.' Tbt LondonXinw
ihe whole atlair ut Fort
^Kicing niUeil^- inexplicable." The
H^^rq ool Merrm v tl.ink* the italic of the
Hn< : betWNh the iwo great op[*>*irig nrc
K* "can scarcely form % uiUecl lot npccufcn.
hecan?c (lie North will he drprivad <*t ;
Rii.i?t productivc^powcrfiil am! wealthy I
Priet?." The Liverpool I*.o.t anticipate*
;hting of the moot twrrilile deecription.
fween armies in many reap cot a equally
ktchcd, hied by tliwt peculiar (terrenes*
lieh coni-anguiuity ever give* to the bat ilea
brethren The European Time* r?*riew* I
tent etrau, nttd pleada for peace. The I
>w York Journal of ('oiiuneree ?ays it would 1
t bo ati migo if England should conjure up
ute pretext for relieving the oottou trade
ui re*trietioii*. and averting disaster from i
r manufacturer*. With the inton-e feeling |
;ely to exl?t among the F.nglish people, i
d witti vaat interests ?o much affected, the |
iirnal add", thty will find U ,<hilicuii to ,
main |>u**ivc ajiectalor*. They will not I
Iv find it difTicult, but impossible. The
iiicij.lea of mtri >u* are their interest*, and ;
f interest* of England nre free trade and t
Iron. Hence wo ?hnl! wee what we shall !
'
h Texan.
^^a(ial\ewton News publishes the following ,
KLicl "San Antonio, April 2U:"
llii- t:iorliitig i". thai t'<d. llcetes.
^Pgtii iM ii ft out Ml l'n?ii, hn* taken Fort
MT and the men prisoners lie i? expectliere
to-morrow morning with o.'NKl men,
I.ii.. ? ; i- - -
v?n> niiii .1 >mi hi rn?Kin([ 111 o i.ov- I <
ntient property. Preparation* ore being j
ile In itt rrnilifiC'i. Fivo companies of ,
hundred men each have Iwen formed in |
city thi* week, and one company of uriiU 1 1
v will be in readint*** to-night. } i
the ? l:fn of ilie News ha* received a letter j
In i > Indian N itinn. giting n?"iiriiiicc? of
i kind reception the Choctaws, I'liirkviuim, j
i-rokecs. Scmiuoles and Creeks gm? to tlic
nniiH?ioncr? appointed lo visit them by the j
ile Convention. The-e tribes are slave- j
der?. and nre tor secession arid tln> South- j
11 '..nlederm y. Tlie Cherokee* have "clear- i
out" the. Abolition emissaries niuung : '
in. ! i
riie t'hii ki- i'v< wi-hfd to secede at once. <
b Clierokees wished to wait until thr return
ike delegation thay had ??-nt to \V*-hing
i to see about their funds, held in tm-t by '
i I nited States Treasury. I
Ml the tribe* were to hold a general conn- j j
uii iii?- rm m-mm. e may evpecl <leci- j
e now-- from tlirm ?onn.
Flic Imlianola Courier aayx that thaachoon- '
Mrili-.'lti wim n'j*nl by I tepu ty ?'""llt-eior i
VlMitii4) ft lyw >lu\s *inccl fm * io- j
i)i?" r? venue I.iwi of flu- ('oiifr-lcra^ ^
she i-. a vert ?t:ni|ic-1i v--n/ol. yucht
alwmt eighty t'UM burthen. TM? '
^Bn lately in tlio employ &.* il?e I'nlifi
Bvirnmeii', mill wn? aliont lo proceed ,
Mil or n to ilie firl iu Turtuga*. to be ,
f.vt military
H^r. near K1 I'aao. ban been nnrrcmler- t
&. lb Rn-vrn, United State# Army, t
^Kiiic* W MclKiffin,Stair ('uintpiimiiin- #
I'une.l Siniei tio.ijiH iuiemled leav
Hiuii Antonio on Utu 2'.Mh. The com- ! '
woiiM receive a large Mipply of |
K^Home arms, two t'i-poui??lera. ami a ;
of aiiiiiiiiiiiiion. The j>ro\ tin i .
^bttMPUtti'.- three companion for i
also been turnc<l
I.*w. At the present 1
HBaiicc of a term no much nne.l, |
^^^^HntiTi- -oiiho meanmiiihiially
important:
Hmlofme- martial law an "a co<le j .
n for the government of the army . (
i.Lihr I'niteil Ntafen," whone prin- i
are to he toiin?l in tin* article* of j *
H|Mio"I by Act of Cotigre*#. Hut [ t
Ha "-lit #ay? t hi* ilefuiition npplicn c
law. while martial law ' ^
B^ict thing. mid in fonmlfit on jimrB
-??ty. ami proclaimed hv a mili- . *
|iy. Martial law i* generally nmi r
^ B>M t<> ho i nu?pcunion <>t *11 ordinary p
an-l pr >< > **, ami an nnrh approii- 1 j
^Bcty t<> a military denpoii-tji It in .
HHhry law,^originating yi eiiiergeucie*. 1'
?f o\ir< rue | i ll to ilie State, either t.
^wiih-iiii -I froi i v iihin, i'ii- piibile we!^demand*
ejlnrtlrdiiiary nieniutrea. Ami
lial law In ing JiMfliiiinnl, *ignifie? that
I'j eraiiou ??f ike ordinary legal ililnyn of r<
p in j |,,f ihe military power, il
[ Ii ha? for the time become Mipreme.
^ mi npeti-l n the operation <>f the writ of,'
I>it e<>rptu, enablen pernor*# eharge<| with
#on io he aurnmarily trieil by court mar- I "
irinteail of grand jury, justifie* m-archm ni
eiiiire* of private property, anil the tak
|in?a?>^inn of iiuhlio hl?li **? i>-I ..II.
. tt 1 ..
k- ? ! comtininir-Atinii Involving the
ct oxfrri-c of ?ov*r<*ignl v. it i*# of "(
of grout abilH. N(l i? only to r?
Bi(ir<l m emerfr* nciea <>f the nioel iin per- (1
Hl)<l !- t i 1 >n - rt:11141 t
K
* ?
H|i' Andrew Jnekaon Uto nf the United M
.11 i ? n >f nl?| Hickory, w
^BMemjtlii" i flio - >tl? ull., 00 hi" wity rr
J mcry, to niel I In- iword in defence <*
ttli. i ti ?oil | ?
~r c u.
NEWS OP~TBE WEEK.
A bill has been introduced in ifcf gout
rfB Congress to protect lh? Indian trib
Soui 11 of kanm*.
(>"mf unknown riiecreant displaced the rai
on the Southwestern ltsilroad, near Araericu
ba., Tkurt4?| last, bjr faaana of wklak tJ
passenger train fretn Macon waa thrown fro
he track, and the engine and a portion of tl
cam precipitated down a twenty.fire feet er
banktaerit. Several parties w?>m injured, it
uot fatally.
Tlie Governor* of Pennsylvania, Ohio, fi
liana and Illinois pledge their State* to pr
teet the rn'.oniets of Virginia, Kentucky at
Missouri.*
The Small Pot lias undoubtedly brokoif 01
in the Capitol at Washington.
"On Thursday Mr. Saiuuet Prance, a high
respectable citiieu ad Baltimore, M?l.t con
nuttod sulbfte by shotting himself with .
gun.
It la probable that t ho Confederate Cuagvw
wtll ajouin within the Beat ten days, to inn
again in July, at such place aa oircumstanct
tuay render necessary. .
A report has readied Keokuk, Iba't a part
of Missouriaus hud gotio over into Taylt
county, Iowa, and burned the town of Anil;
The Kentucky B?rder State Coraraiseioaer
recently elected, were to have aaeesnhled i
ittmiieMmHiHr 9
Dr. Charles Hughes, of91
having refused to ntkc the oath of altrgianr
to the United States, was driven flrom tti
city: * ,
Tlit >Kpk Tork t.'ourier, and Ktu|i"'.-^r in
sieta that it is the intention of the Confederal
Slate* to invade Pennsylvania a.ud pHlug
Philadelphia. *
lion Howell Cobb, in a letter to the At hen
Hattuur, Mitiouneta hi* unalterable dvteruii
nation jo retire to pviv|tc life, on the exjiirn
lion of hi* present term of office.
John J'. Kennedy. I, 8 Senator fvoi
Maryland, haa ii?sue?l a long apical again*
rece*?ioi?.
Harriet ll+eeher Stowe ternia tbh pre-en
invasion of the South by Lincoln, the "HaJj
War,"
The ~Wnveling traitors, propose to divide th
State, and call the western portion "New V\r
gin in."
It la Mated that it was ?10O, instead o
$3.tt?tO, which ex-I'i esident Ituchanan pari
to the Pennsylvania Volunteer*.
Captain Futtilflin tlardner, of the 10th Yapi
ment V. 8. Infcinffy, re?lguo4 on' th* Oth o
April la?t."
The Second Volunteer Regiment of Net
Orleans i<i organlied. It elected II >n. Then
tloro (J llunf, Colonel. This vcTu-mbli
jurist and noldicr was .1 Colonel in the Mexi
can war. unJ ha* Won Jml^e of the firm l>i?
trie! Court of Now Orleans for years lie I
a South Carolinian, an>l the oldest of fou
wi lrl\ known brothers in professional life.
An Kngli?h brig tuoetolwl in getting int<
Char loot on on Thursday loot. Shu brought i
valuable cargo of (run. enough to caot me
lti.io.itl halls. She has a return freigh
of cotton, at the high rata of about (wentj
dollar" pei bale.
"Lincoln employ* his troops in repairing tin
railroad* in Maryland. A eery wise precau
tion. n? their principal employment will con
hi in in ?Wwwtrack* "
The Mar} lander* in Itichtnond am forrninj
a Kegiment for serflea of the Confc'deratt
Sfnfe*. ?
The Lr*i?lnttirc of Tennesson lias r,aMe?
Tor a Congee** of Southern Hunk officers t<
Confer and adopt *tich line of policy as wil
Ke?t promote the general welf?*? > *.! i~-? ?
? currency of uniform value throughttlif ih<
"?outh.
A Canada pnj*r -ay-, that. the agetfls <?1
In- Federal Government, and other* said tc
be connected with Com. \ underbill, were try
njr, it wriiu, lolmy the Gulf Mcatm-i * Vic
ha and l.ndy Head; also, Knfield rifle:
uid ammunition from the Cauirdiati Govern
men' which wjis refused unconditionally.
Hove Minuti* li?* hee? arrested for selling
ii- -team pin, to Virginia and again releasee
>y order of kincon* tin
the lfuh in?t , a mysterious movement
oak (dare among the troops in Waahinpon.?
The Rhode Idiq'l repm?n! war mrly ortlcreii
m bo in reatMnesf to marrli at a moment** no
ire. The tnii-son* of their batteries vert
quietly gathered Wheeling and Northwest rn
Virginia will probably be tho next point
?f Federal occupation.
F\-Mini?ter? Pallas and Faulkner, have retimed
from Kurope.
ndcavor to obtain a ces-alion of hosf^^BI
in til ufter the meeting of Congress.
John UumcII has recently made ini
>ortnnt statements in the British House t>(
VimiikiD?, ri'ltlim to American affair*.. lie
aid, n* to the Federal Oovvrnnynt commitinir
*11 infrinument of international law hy
ollcctinp due* from furelpn aliips' before
re?Vfii?tf hulk, tbe law officer* of the Crown
aid that no much drj ?ended on eircuinstanes
that no definite infractions had been sent
a British cruisers on the American eamif ?
le ladicred that the collection of duties a*
reposed world he impractieahle. Hele?ti\e
t the blockade, he said it could only !>e re
i?pni*ed when effective Bopnrdinp letter*
f inar<|iie issued hv Ibe Southern I'onfiedo?<*y,
the Government were of opinion that
10 Southern Confederacy must be rccopniied
? belligerents.
Baltimore has l?ecn oeetipied by Federal
oop*. The follow i np i* an account of the
anner in which it woe done.
The I'nited State* troop* encamped at the
clay llouee. heinp previously relieved hy
nor iroops, were embarked i?n a Irwin of
iri in>l (??wrrir?-.| nt the Cutmlrn sfo>?n
about. 7 o'clock. The police authorities
ere no! notified of the movement until the
pcarance of tlie train made it manifest,
lien t'apt " llovl. of the Southern TMslriet,
paired to the station with twenty five ofli>ra.
hut the number of spectators collected
as not sc. 1 irjre ns to incommode the troops
g [
V in#*-, ihnreiug. The lr?o|M comprised the
Sixth Massachusetts Regiment, the Fighth
N?W York Regiment and the Ronton Light
'oni >any, six piece*, tusking alto^Qathrr
l."?tlt) men. The body wan coiuuiamle<l
iln ! by lieu Butler in |>er?on.
is, I The regiment* rapidly formed on Lee street,
Im uu handed bjr the Mud assMBfaavia* ?hm
Mas?a?d< > ??? ivgtiiunt. movra to Federal
te llill.
n- The citiiena of South Baltimore were notneui
what surprised at the sud^gp Introduction of
the troops in their midat, and curiosity colg.
lected great numbers In the vicinity of the
0. oeiup to yritneM the progress of the camping
Id operalieaa. Nothing wan learned an to ibo
purpose of the inovebictit here, or '.he future
ut destination or operations of the troops.
* The place of the above army of occupation
\y at the Relay House is supplied by four eontn.
pauies bClhoY.ighth Massachusetts Regiment,
_a who reached the Relay on Sunday night.
Ocn. Butler has taken the Uiliaor House as
pa his head-piariera."
tl The Superintendent of the Uraach Mint of
the t'onfcderiO# States, at Bahlonega, (5s., has
receivc^orders to strike n^tnore of the I'niiv
ted Sificecaiit. hut to reserve the bullion Hurt
til diq^fot the new coin of the Ceiifedera^^^^^^^^^fl
j St stew are received, tghich are now^fl
of preparation.
D
e | ran down u. the water
with the announcement tlfff^H H
ont anewered. The ?nty rtp^^i HE
p and be 4^?whereupon the eentinelfir^^^^J
e t >tio of the jHTHona in the ecbooncr, reeeitred
the hail In the fecehe.vl tin4 ??? instantly
8 killed. Tin* nchooner then hoTe to."
j. Lincoln ha* directed that fhanath nf fidelity
^ he ndminiatered anew to nil officer*. eicept
these who hare enteral tereioe eince the l*t
n* of April.
!, A telegram to tho Charleston Mercury front
Montgomery says that the St^ithefti Oongreea
. < will lay *jo direct tu it the present session,
for want oWtkc necessary information regarding
thw rnlnc of property in the different
p J State* ; hut there will he | pledge to pas*
u *ueh n hill a> soon a? such infnrmntion can he
obtained. Thi* pTedge cannot, howeeer, he
f redeemable toiler three* or ffmr month*. hy
p which time the nenjstery information will he
obtained.
Strong effort* will he mad# to modify and
I le*#en the rate# of the present tnriff. which
will firohfihl r rmi'M I *
Anmnjf the appointments recently made hy
the President of the Confederate 8i?In, which
have been confirmed by Congress, are the following;
Wade Keys, Assistsyit. Attorney timer*! ;
Geo. E. W. Nelson, Superintendent of Public
f Printing; I). II. Hamilton, Marshal of tho
District of South Carolina ; K. L. Ross. Mar0
ahal of the District of Georgia; James Conn
uer, Attorney for the District of South t'aror
tina ; Hamilton l oupcr. Attorney ror the IMa,
trict of Georgia.
^ Major h S Tucker, of the Confederate Army.
died at Fort Morgan, ou tho K?h instant.
p and wm liurinl at Mobile. If* was a brave
officer, who hn>! served in the Mexican war.
Travel between Baltimore and Philadelphia
has been resumed.
, It is said that there la no truth in the re
TI u>ug I nr ri?|'HilT or pmiteer
by tbe Federal Oowernnirnt.
j I.ietit. J. T. KinftaiH. one of the ion?l en,
lerprising and gallant officer* in the American
1 i Na*y, has resigned hie coromiwiion in th.?*
, I -erricr.
, lliek* erf Maryland, hat ii??w declared publicly,
for coercion?ho hat railed for four regif
' tnentrof militia, to obey the rci|ui*ition of Lin>
. coin.
ttn the 14th ia?t., lioTcrnora Letcher and
. I LUit ami (Sencral li'o.l.ani reviewed the ^uuili
, Carolina It vgi went a, in ibe prwdmceof an iui.
I iuoiims coucourso wf a-luorittg apectator*.
| The f'kfurlt'Mun Courier of the IHth inat.,
f j giro* the lollowir.g account of ih^ capture of
I j a targe ?hip at Siniihrille N ('. :
"A gentlaman who reached tluf elty ycfterI
j terday from Wilmington, V t\. inform* ut?
. I that rf large ahip?name unknown?got
I I aground on the Frying l'an Xbeal an Wednesday
laM. Ilcr lH<at came Into Hmithrllle, W.
t'., for at*>Manc?s when a tn? boat went to
her aid Hlte wma aatiatc4 off by the tog, her
representing that the wasbu^dni^Afl^^^^^^^H
amount
M
drawing I wotity-oue feet of water when
; and ?hc > reportod t<? be a large and line tea1*.
H ?Bine* writing the al>ove wo hare re'
oeired tlic following dispatch, for which we
\ arc indebted to the eourtcy of the Kditor* of
I t ho l?aily Journal:
"The ahip Thomao H'ataon, Allen, from New
j York, win brought li? here to-day. Hhe i*
front three to fotir hnndred tons burthen.?
i The character of her bininc** in theee water*
| i* not yet a*rertain*l. She I* now lying at
1 the wharf, leaking badly." "
Ren Moi'ullneh ha* been appointed a I'.riga1
dier fleneral in the Army of the Confederate
I Spite*.
The Secretary of War of the Confederate
' Slate* hnK uivon *
_ . , iiinrv riiitinI
" Iteor.*
will he accepted, except aueh a* enter
ervice for the whole war.
Richard win?? ? ? mrniril in Charleston,
I on Friday laM, for the nmnlrr of hi* wife.
A Mr. Hnlhkml bearer of diapalche* from
our (.'omtuiMioOern in Koropc, ??.i arrested
at New Vork, lu? diapatuhea. examined, and
he wax I lien rvlva-ed.
j Our privateer* ht.re begun th#*/ work, '
. Two prize* were captured off Mobile on the
i 17lh instant.
The (ioveriiiiieiit of the <'oiifederate State*
will take charge of the mail* in the tfotifh oi?
I the let of June.