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v " 17111.1548nD EVERY A. SIiilliS, D. R. DURISOE, & E. KEESI~ rr.orr.t rT%)I'a. 'II".RM S 01 1 I1'' 10X. Two ilot.t..ti:. p:r ru:,r if pai't in ndvrtnce-Tw. DOLL t.^.::. a I 'r:ri-v t:i:s:s if tint h:ud with(: si tn",: the -ra"l "Int:):s DI)Li..lft9 if ..tt plil urt'ul tSt" cap:rttion if the ye:ir. S;.beripti.tne -. lit "f the T'li-triet uu:t be j'iu fa: n advauce. ItA'rlE.ti OFAI)vER"I'ISIN(i. All adrertieement:a will he inserted at 0,.-v Doi LAR per Square (12 Minion li;tes or lees!) fnr tl Grat iuiertion, and Fiiiy Cents for each eubeetlucl ln...irtion. A.1v ors isemewo note ritratigors and trousio Ter.:.)nt pn.' rihle its aivance. All others will 1 c ..:";rra;". ato when t allel f,:r. ,iver::. s.,: r tvirtg the "itr.,ire.t nuwh of i vr;.:.ia 11.11t'an"l ".n the nta.rgiu, will be cu' tilt,,,,l )no',l r,,r.,i.l n;t"i it,"tr%~,.t :it'c.lraliD)"ly. Tlioeu llei:rl(g t") U IL'VYti.1: l.y the aeiir l:till rv., .)n liberal terms-it bei:,g uulie:"etooi that co l:. !t9 fur yearly aiver.isinj are c.,u3ueu to :1 It 'tiata'u ."tl-iuuaa of the drui or individual cu ?r.tai;:,. C" nti.i t tiitr;it WUa l"uyalie etu' .1Ti t: "lAa:tiLi':t::4ne f a per-nul ehrtra.t( tT:.i:t:7.:}' utit!'+. lici.trt!. 1{VHl" UI:""i:.1 ,"r Pr r" itll;;+ .,: :t:a ' ")t-:t:t . " : oeiu::",tl f"r t")rllnr ttu.'. wiil',t- t":,al'._eii :::? .."t:CriicE:'IILL:-. .i-inu'tat'iai,;.i Caaditl:t:e U"?t ineerte:l until pat f,-.r,,) Five Dt-Num President I; a% it. and the .11ar}"land Cuni ';' :l! l.,l , t1l"t1i;"" ! : I he i,'' ttr .1' Presi'11"11: ,Tt'I .i.etit!:-inl:;,"p"In t: st.,. a- uiii' ro that ti~" 1l to or Mal"1"lar :'ill:rlt Ili: "'. tt isIl illy F)i tili." Its :Ilt" l" :r.t f"< t ,t it t:ieru:;ra"ll . irniit"ta ioii of the right ;'. 1 ~U tt'UU"l!sa anti Shat the ptNoisy fit' Mar. 1"i"i.l al"e "t"tilt:+n:d with heir Whole hearts u l " 'idle of rl"t',Ilte:it:itl")I, &a;I t acC." I'Ue Fir'i' "' rt these Cun!,alerate State '1'Itw'tlllas l:li iii{ t:teir .t par:itilb:I frlfn il.t: list': latit. Ii''V& l1Ut 1:(!1rINI to ft: I it (t(", =",ltt itule i:: 6:r welt::;(', and to ir,'litt that . In tiiet:wt day, i State whose pe,)r-It., hithii 413d 1;15iitlAt L11:1 ;Irr. so c1'"l"I; re.htied anti it: s:ta6lat,"11 it it it !heirs, 1. i ., e' t: Ili t:tlite matt :i:,tl t*tr-, !!r llitil tht,.tt of tlt*s Cow01, Jul. i li :(":"imat"nI t)' ;ill'( oteiii.:eritl" It;it4 r. tit, - 1%1 I r,-.i"t" t lilt: sll;.sgestioll of Ili :a "u' ,t" tl,:rt'lial"d. " that th.":e ,bail I.," r-'ih'ral ct"...aii''fl fit, li" . ~il:lt'-: 1111tl' ltillt illil' til th," m.-t"tiii: (,lIl;;re-s111 .1111y U,:XL, 1 t:, r IIi"tt ;ts t I.'it1 Ii):t: tf ll) Il_,lt-,ar'ia', all :,,.;"" tutrui Of "\iLit)g trotillt:,, Is 1:1::1:i li' . i:.:'.1" ratI.. tl:.:tt :!it sword. 1, : ,.. ",,i'..' t", , ,11" tllttl~ilt rt"t'rI "Ihe I:+t: "t:t1 ,. it it:. itt"l1 4l, every Fool: 1:t!r o,"":+= ")1t ^titll: il:+- ttet ,:nte"d it elt'J:tit t; t" e-t:+h1:.,ltti:, it (ii iii "la'l ierdeuee. all ,i."; re::t".. to tilt: State of Marvlan, lili:ttcl r. 1 " a,:l +i!"i''., is isle tilu.; e1111,11)ttl term-;, t!i.at acid t'nrrlort desire i4 ti l.vacc. that a li i' the C 7verllilleilt wollli re:uiilc entertain uric prollnsition from tit l.:+sc:rrit:;tent of th. l'nit,",l Stall- tt"ttttitig t, a 1>racei'"a =ltlution of tare ntndir,;; diliicultit" thy: ti"t't'r.t ntteinr;"t (.'' tills (.ov('rnrnent t. I !tier into l;..t l)tiation Willi that (If the u Ill ;,",l . ".tit:' t.t'rt" ai.tt'li'1,-"I With tl!ilill:l whici ',^ll;,; 'IV rcvi:v :,l v, jlrupis (is troth, it Is News trout Richmnond. Rtientoson. June 21.-The extra of the Richmond Dispatch, reports IhJrper's Ferry in possession of Confederate and Maryland t troopS. l)epatCbes report Romney in possession of the Confedtr:ut troops. On Trbursday last, in 1he vicinity of Iltoiney, four eompanies of (.n:ideirate 'tro-,ps, in 'omtnand of Colonel Ilill, attr.cked 250 Nor.herners, who f1y-d, oiencvirng two pieces of cannon. loaded and spiked. There was no loss oil the side o.f the C'vsofede ato! trootps, but several NorihernerN -verry killed. There ha; ben Iuother .kinniish in the icighborhood of Manas-as .l unction. The Not tlerners rau. Lieutenant Colonel Bowen id Lieutenant Chase, of the Penneylvaiia tim.. -t, were taken prisoners. and are now e in Richmond. The others outran out troops. it An oidinance wa-: Afre ed yesterday, in the Virginia Convention, rteealilg and anlnnuithug all acts tirnerly passed in this State, com m endatorv of WiuWild Scott, and ordering the nine of Scott county to be changed to Davis and Buclhanait county to Stephens. The Con Svention will probaldy take a recess, after - Monday neit. to November. An ordinance has been passedl authorizing County Courts to I make provision' for the support of the fann lied of soldiers, whil, on duty. . t the Vienna tig ht the patriot farces u:der Grets killed ten tmen by the aidmission of the enety. Ti'be Salaiomd dc!iyem-.er says that 2W) are uini:ing. The Souterners captured seven err: loaded with arms, aitnmunnition, mechanical in tru - nments and medcinites. i:t Lieut. (overnor 1 -vrentl-, of MIissouri, ar rived to.rl: to -nde'avo'ar to c ttperat- whit t he Stouthei-i Staes. Ile has been wiell re Criived, and his m ission is succes fucl. . Thetre has been ano'ther skirmish near Ma. nassas. in which the Fetier-ali-ts -.ere com pelled to run again. News fron the deat of 1 Wtar. GoattuNossv.tix, V'.a.. .luneO -.-We have ust learned that in e ngagernt: to -k tice nt vie o'cla ck on the mc rning of thi 1 1ji in-t., a! N-w Cr.- k lt-put. ei.hte1 mils: wi-st t,1 C:nb.rhind, Md.. on the I: nof 'the Baltitm .re and Ohio l-ilr.>ad. Our roops Iheeton, sisItvi o: tw-> oini antties i.f the Third Tnntes.we t lt gimni it and two companies ot' the Tt:ir. teetth Virgin: Regintnt. The eneme. num b.--ring abiat 2.50, cane in sigzht if :.ir troup, r ad f-iFred a ftv, random shots. The tire was .ad fhed. On),e moant wasi woutnded~ on our sidlls. the enemy's siai. 1tti:e a inuber were ,d. but their e.net, l. is not e :t.ted. Our en captnred two guns and a I.tand! of colots. Gn. Caiwvallader conint.(dled the North a tro"ps whie:: rectly aivaiccd towards -tat p. r's Ferry. H e ha. nouw ret h e-l bey~ mi if:: ersruwn, 31tary land, to the ne-i hlio:hood the P..anna Ivanti-a lin~e. i troops, coti-e-!n-:i of ltt ween t!0t) .noi 0 \I)!arvlanler.-, acgai hold liar(er'.- Ferry. n.tal Johsoi is at Wttactiester. Two iii-tners of war were taken at Wtlliamspocrt. 'I d.. ad are: t ow , n route fur Rih iiond. Mt. of them is l.ieut. Colne! Iowtinti, f ht- lith Pennslvania I iment. t they ire in charge of Col. Thumas. 'ftbe 3f.tryiland Volunteers. who carries the ot!icial report of h,! \ew Creek akiriich. (,-ner. IJohnson's position at Winchester. Iow cotumands the whi->! Valley Region. Hlis mo~vene-u"t ~f' a port ion of his force towards Mal tinsburg. -to meet the enemy, instead of 'eing a retre:at, was, in fact, an advance upon .he eonmy, who were approaching by way of Williamport and 31artiisburg. .l.hnlson' iarch was north west, as you wiil see by look 'ng at the map. 1i1" has nlow cimpltely ,cteck-mate-d the.- advantce i-f the I1- ssians' in thact dtrection. The Vallev m-cv ,.oa- be cion -"ired safte. Imiportant Reports fronm Washtintton. W aAatsrros, June 21.-A gyimlemnan from tr'mraton Ik-ights c-ay-s that Gen-t. Beauregard advacicng, and i-vet-hinig luoks like Lot - - rk before to-morrow. T he intco'itescc at-e aidvancingi on Fa'irinx Court IIlous-e. 'Te New York Eighth I li'e,.i ne-at i. I. ading thce advance. AX Iight the-re Th'e Northern forces are near Vi't:na. TI e iRegulair- fromt (Cainnbirburg htav-e crosse-d the Naviti aton ft-om Ahlexandriat hs~ been re tewed. The Seec-iioniists at that p ice t- n cia tiy expect soon to be iliiveredi by it visit * -mi iuellan- an:1 he paitriot forces. Th New \-i York Jb'rrM say,-- that a large gnun~t -er of regimuens 1:ave bceei :icc rut .iin i a fewi we-teksc pacst, on thicer cnditioni oir ir- i-g ready- ia muore at a spiilled~ timeg.. hey iaving hailedi to ful!fil liat conlt ioi. thbere c- *.,t'i for tewi oni-s. .\o new te~c inenk *..wl i ithin the te-xt tetn tiays are liely to Cnm*er'n teli-graphs toI ' Governorar Cuttini, .if Pensylvaniia, andl Morgani, of New York. Itis notat ienied here that Beaniri-l:ard is| ,p-ic -pr-oaching Wa-hinigton. IIlis pricke's| - . r.- adun ii-cd severtal inilesi to-day , andl hi - I pcuil frwarud henei y icohna :insc east nid l n..rthc' of~ tna<~~ doncieti nwith b:Iirie hiie~., i unwe inpostionto ae.for:'ge. andci I IThe i tnre-n .aclas etrencgth here thati u - Ctonfeder.-.ti, trooic re- - reingthiening. their vaeI He pre-paro il ir .t ir:bt tines. "-I a i,-t-:crutnett has i-ctivecreda tiat Inl 1 -eces- .i titaie engaged~Ct nl 'nur\ gic ea. icar cM;i--un ;inie. vtI tic 1~a -C- -ci 1 -.-11.1 .c .... , .rsiithern G ratnd Idetrs to ct-et in .'1lc,: .:mr .i.baa ontefrs en s.ayi :A -ughnit, for the purcpotse. at iiis-.liiniig thte icon ea-.d :i tecGorcl I.icye. of t'tc Li'- dI .Iti the j--im.- .iurc.dictiion 'if I Irhi Fl-Xl owsh~ip. W.- tch:r-candc a smulttcr moitiin w brI~. -h I: -ini in ~ the Sotht t'ari-lcia iiand I r di e I -:. January . bcut it u- as lien dei me iexa'dienit to I it- he act. '.r-t have chaunged'. aind we? hi::cin that the t rai.dl I 'n-a will probably- ii a1ut.--e mt the- dec-i-i-. - iiit Li IiJI r a raietimyu. It is :ea. t habjle ini this connlle'tion te.:at thIe Cht ief of the I .- dge of id F-!tawc.l.ipa, the t~inal d Sire, ts a ei izen ocf South (Car-ilina. *w - a,1-t ti, woniiit beci: ir armc Jir~ th- de-. fe.nce of 'Soj~icier crihti- ual Soulha: rn hollor* an the scired .-' I of Virginiac. ll citri~e. we eali 'nly all:udei to tie llion. It It. llilttan, cit ire.giccnt ct. t ichi 1-elcc-wshtip tcl'gaiises it C'hit-I it a i-iti - - en -f Sou Care inla. I bei b- carued :andi ipri .und ' Dr. Albenc i. N:a -kay. 1.. ('. L , the G oi.endci tirawi l i:: l'nec-t, ccnd, he-ie:r. t'e Arch Masnc iif ccw comoiin ri. 1- . ccr;< u?i tioo, thait thce.- organiz t its. w-hich, baced tup. 0u pcoilred of e atri' yanid tir..t hecry loive, .have as yect outiasted t hie rupture o th t'le.niont, *andlC~s cete. in. South Carolin iwhosIi 'e poliitcal a ;ctioo caused its dic-soahrni-,.--ha. Coier~~ti. - r --(.i - - -4 -..-+- ------ct --Iiic~ct~ P ~. -a - Y. r --Wi intcidenitally r-an: ioc. -ed, ye-ti-rday,: the captuare. byi ihe- U'citedi ~ iate-s tbiockcaning steameir Broo. k lynt, oft th h..cat i ful 'ach t Gip.,y. at Pai-s ar l'Out ri-. Comnncodre tobainsotn (w-cho. bay-I te-by, is axu -liih .sub ee-' ) wasc enintg one of his tsvucl .-utniner Si-hug exccur.'-i.ins, aund wats sailing thuc G lpsy uncrde r rti-li color.. Th ' lboiiLit and vailiancit ct-mmnandehr -of (lie Tro'oklyn,' withI a most ntide obediattIienace ta thIe Ib tci-r of hisi rdcers, ceiz:ed thIe pirietty plieasurec botat, ietacininig it ac ai piriz.-, ad. a' -we- learni f rim ci despaictch fromh (2 iConiod re ,l'obhinson, putt hint aind his servat tin .shri, . nt'ln the ir way to I hbe c-ity as IhIetv mar. t 'fh Th'. -e will priob~ably dho in the- l'ours'e. of the day. - - g~ Gertiny a mos-.t brtillianot :thcventurei this ofii the brav'ie lhhn:kaiders!---New I rlIean-i l'ic. much ttclsold at the pire-sint co ndit ion i-fl Frt Pickeon-. In it-s isse, of thoe f0thI it samv: "Fort P i--s inayi be regairdedl as pratIh:al ybeoddanger frmn the enemtiy. It is st ron:! enough at prescenit to te-ist anyi forc-e whieb Gen. l'r-age etin laring cagatinst it, aind withina few days it will he~ alli. with thet ad ditio.nah strength supplied by -vsels no0W tin their way tothe- Gul, to :lefy~ the whole pow Imuportant rron Missouri. Locuru.L:, (l v..) J ne 1.-A gentleman who has just arrived froin St. Louis, informs us that the fillowing report is current and believed: The Missourians, by a feint, decoyed (en. Lyon from his boas, which tua.-ked laueitries' sicceded in sinking, and after a terrifie fi.;ht (ten. Lyon and his entire force had surren dered. Gentlemen from St. Louis say that no rei ance can be placed in despat ches en.tnatung from .i. Louis on any p'int in relitioni to rf fairs in 3issouri. the telegraph eiing utterly suborned. 'The JAnnerrta/ ( : ho .!litiotn news. paper) contrt.Is the western line and the olli cials dictate what shall be sent. The last re port of Lyon's capture was believed there and is thought probable here. Not a word, how ever, ha; been tele.rap!ed since the dispatch of last night, from the Ikmocurat, giving d. tails of how Governor Jackson viewed the tight on a instant hill and lied to parts un. known, and how G.en. Price was seized with a violent dliarrhet on the commencement of the Gght.:nil taken to his home on a bon. The editors of the in'leptendent truth telling paper. have been itulrisonecl for treaton. JEi: sO)N TY, Jute 21.-The steaner ,Sunshine, from L oonviile. co ntIirums the deteat of the State troops, with twenly killed. The Hlessians loss is two killed and nine wounded and missing. It is thotiuht the Mis~ourians made another sthami at Lexitigton uider Col. Weight tan. fternt':l y of' the L'. S. Army. Sit L. June :!l.-l',lir, with two regi miti". lias gone ap the river. as it was expec tel the Sotherners woui-l ri-e on the night of the 1'Ih. and drive the Ihutch into the .lisiss.ipit river. Gen. L;o ocet'cnpites luonville. Four Mis surians wetre killed and twenty woniled. Fu,ir Fedterali.sts were ki'led and tine wountled. PEa coO-r x x. 3.1 6:rnts, .June ;1.-A relialie gen th'mnan fitin St. Louis :a ys Lyoi w:s eilefeatel I .y the i~n:rtot.; at lI.mns1ill;' tha:t 300 ltine hlt'lie. tr:'' lti!h-d and11l :otI tere takti prisoners. I.y otl included: 'iv ;::non anti .!'sttt it of tris w..ri:- catre.Tetanwr Nah1 eil -1<:Ilk and '.:141 linlt :it.: s killd1 amd wundedt. In Eatias Cite, crn onday, ;:in) persor were taken prisoters. ''lere are 400th Seces. siuinist., hthre, who arc entravagantly joyfu', 'he Wtaeeling Traitors. KnaIt:1.;\t, Jlune :0.--Au O rdinrancet whiuch h:s ,. en paed.'1 in th:' bogis ('onvent on by a vo:e oif 7t to .provides fir Oh~ enpire re or gniz ition of ti State ( stveriitn lin , and rlpn diate, the' 11irhinotd C'onvention. They will ntow pro-:ed to. choose a new (:overnor . A new Satt: St.. and other emblei'n of atthor i t . La- b-en torth- red. .WaryllaNii G(tting Right. F'{::i :: itu K, .\ld., .h1ine " 1.- !b-'su;l ions1 dleclarmgli it: the deb!i now being inlcurre~d byt the Fetderal ( ;vernmetnt is tuostiuittintif:(I atl declarit:e it :tets of the Admnii:itration uncot n.et. iitonal anit lyrai es:I; :Lt d dcrlaring I Also in :mt.r oift tih'e i:ntetitihate: recogpiiiiont (I the Souther:' Cfd;; ie'iy, have been stit ioi by the S:ate Senate of .laryland. The vote ntood, aye- -17, nays, -1. Tit.:! :roi.itN Is .\litsoraIi.-We con versedti with a gentleman, y-rtt rday, tite from .\ issouri. Ii: giets a io't diltoraitble accounti of the cnd'iition of things in that State. 1le -ays that those in St. I.oui, suspected of Southern .ymp:athies are treated in the most toffensive and inulting manner, and that they 'ate not resent any indignity. at the peril of' their lives lie says that an order has been r'tc'itved in St. Louis to proenrte, by purcha'se cr se'i.ure', fr',in twenty to thirty~ steambot. for the initemled 'tivasi:mn o~f th'e .1 ii.issippi valey. 1 -etlytk, thin Sec'retary of: the Piltot's As,teiat i o of St. Lonis was si mnmoned to the' .A rsenahl. her' I .incoh'n mercetatai-s ho!dl sway. WhenC~ihere. they irquired if he could pro cure (n tn : Zt to Al goodt I.'niiona mni ats pdtilt for thle ( ovenint:. lIe piromtised to bringl t:.e mat er befort:t h le . -s: ciat ion, ai did so, when only a few acceptedl the service. The. irge mnajo.rni v(not only re:u., "."m I to avoid bteii'g iiiturssed into serv-ict, havet becen quietiy ".ecediig" from S?. Louis ft.r Weeks past. Ou r ittintant stavs t hat Govt. .13.e'o-on's in ci;,mtimpit ut for siomte wteeks; that thIiey have been pre'par'ing for it at least three wee-t and thait every wheire thec pi oi.le are !!fing ui to tile aidt of the Gote.nr. t In a short time', Gotv. daelsont~i will hav.e a serv con,,iderable army. whetn (lie inv;a !h-rs .ill be driven frtim the stoil. lie say~s tae1 \! isson.rtins in the in'ter'i., :, well armie'. 'iith iitl..s, thait tih'ey shut o:.e ieye when they' hoot, and ever. shot is gtoo d ihr a tuan:. The1i war iii M!it uri. h,- thiinks, isi de.stined.'t to be mite of extermiina tjin. liIe thinks the motve nent in 31:ss nri i etired :O have' a itist ulavorable elliet upttn (lie asrmyt at CaLirot andit ir.'s Piomt ftr the invas.ion tof the 3lissir.ip . It will take all their fries to "i hold. ce upy :'it amiO os5-, a subju~gate thet galiai.t li- pik.- who a' e n..wt rushinug t arms; ihr thie il svtai. -All the rilh: witiks recenitly at iIr"tr i rryu hatve been boxead up amt re itt'ed to tih' A t\rtnorvat Iayt'.t'v i he. Nor in Nets iib ~oiilehtey 'omalt'. '' e.a tfr. n ln'irpe's Ferryj I. rte-..rte- ..or h n . . ~t':t -. i. iris ii g i N~vi teweiil tt ''innter comat. ti Thse whoi or- t iuxi ed a thex Iat'Art cry mp-mv t ebene'ipt t bona hit enct ei r~i onai-ttt ,f li Nabh v t: ploti t' ioa 1.' ti vwf'e rar. Ai itii and (i., ,1-[ r m i l to'e hav e l'thin ces it :txx'ax'a hx y d nie :15.' f Tc lie,r tiH's wl hodtha6.t hi iti s. w i' th-e 'it l rtleiv itti ginit wit- theiti. to ~ hs.'ili is u gerv at nia i itg -feti a .a it-.tn rch .;i nn-herr ~ e ie asptttr( heefe he vti, d. .i mt titti' iir rweait~s o, ~yh . n wil be lit'e b1 - iir'i-m a s t: .'i i :i c tac-iie. liliese t in hi r of A i.en''.' thltilittal. Io. :t- in' re iin t lcn v :x ri are in yhiiiI~ed ~to in tiis lt'a lvio ple I t h.!ti i~net't in tit t t de ' a't- tcrin' tut ihit'' i riiaeted ato l Iinto,. the *erviic o h' i- "iv. Itil -r e-i o , h t as li 'uix. i i[t i A ilti4:1 ii i"a:t ei.- (I 01t i r.;n acnii g 1/ /it~ tot in x- i;r al t t.''-h fire. N'ts a~tui 't'il i'iee i Thmes i itintittb git to oi l r i-ted to'iil n-it ; hi' r i' iar ly a t ps-in Cie , w th lititert ofi tie -t to 51.:i0 tn I tx-i i'It s ala) ibv'dt e-ure-' .li't t- t ti.--'.t iI tt a~ I itft' lt --\p1io c reaimtien of the Net eliilfrguiwhYirh vmog~ thema.-ed herlbt-d to tpte curther the Cataline would in all probability have fallen into our hands. Capt. Parri.-h anti his officers deserve much praise for their dlaring condue. in this little 'ifair, as do also several of the Richmond Gire's, who were on hoard the Empire as a marine guard. It is hoped that Capt. Par rish may soon be better prepared for offensive operations, by having a larger and .more tif'etive steamer placed under his control. -Norfolk Herahl. T'm: Co-ros . rns1cutitoo is _Intn, GA. ---A t a teeting of the lanotters of Wi:, Cutn ty, hehl in M:con, en the 12th inst., it was ascertainel that .5.150 halos of Cotton had been s.ubscriaed to the Conl'adera:e loan by the planters of the County. Among tIe sub eribers was Major Lrroy Napier, who sub scribed and paid fir 818.O00 more of the Con federate bands, which raises his pe'rsonal sub scription to .000, besides all his growing cotto:t crop, estinated tat 500 bales. B.AV'ICnwAnn ON CArT. BA.L.s CoMlrAN. We have positive informal ion that (n. Beau reL'ard has ordered the Fairfax horse cotnpany of Capt. Ball. recetaly taken prisianers here, t.a leave the State of Virginia, because t.l:ey have taken the oath of allegianee to the Unit teal States. Those of them who may be in deti to viol at: it will, of cours, be excc.pated from the operation (itl the order in qiunstion. We learn that they will all, hao:ver, the State.-Washington Star. ARTHUR SIHIKINS, EDITOR. W EDNES)AY, JUNE 26, IR6t. To those in Arrears! Wa: tare particululy in want a f maoney at tai. t:m.'-and tamust urge upon all in arrears, either ror Subtstrip:ion air Adav ertisiag, the neret ity of iaaamtedii a e a; ttipn. t. Tlo.' who have nil- the ('ash. are rpecltiltly informed that we will be paect :.. r"'iv W hoas:, Corn. t).at . or aotla-r produce, ut:i-r.aling market t.ricesg. in liquidation ,of their relpctiso neo'untl at thi, Ottle. Let it be Remembered, That fromar and after thi ( date, nrlers for lth' .'.errtic', uales acaenapanied With the Cai. wilt receive no attaention frotn up. We are fuateet ta be adloptiarn of thisa ru i', aand will rigidly ad here to' it. Letters fronm Virginia. Rufer to the ia'eresting letter of ".f. T. B." on first page. 1:alutckily it reacher) as just after we hat gone ta press last week. and this iy smae careleaum-? in the mail uflicinls-nt a hat point we know nat. itut this we d, kn-,w: that is is y,raav; king to have epioalary am.:tier destined for our readers thud= thwarted taf it< purpose by i slow caeh. .Mtr. Ita. w As eah r nat, it should not anni :y the pe..ple thus. Will our Virginia friendas please direct their cotmluticatitons ra' Augusta. Ga.t. It may d siomae good. Al, ha! JuS' as we were penning the above, in coets the mail and out slips another package frwn ". T. D." All igt. Mr. Ri :.. aind the pisot masters are all clever fellow,:. Hot and Dry. A trying apell if het and dry weather la-. teen ton ts Iatterly. The =mull grait er ps, except 4'mInc late oatt, had nade. and have teen leauti fully harv'csteal,-abust all the wht.t and naats of the c'oauntray ha vinag been hiaused aar laeiekd withiouat a adrop of rain to intj are it. The thier naaoteter hats been staaditag faor teveral ahiays alt 4to' ta USC', anad corni htal received toa uddlaaachteak it its graowtla. Tias will a.at itajauie it innterialy J-awever, it' the ranin cotta's sion. Caaatttn gr.aa dlw y but surely .helara it hais -got aff." 'The r..misa' is nt re'uaarkable, 1.ut there is naathing fia- far taa preent a Itarge crap. Thea iuivers~al p'artira aif mtoan, bentat anda iegeltato is for Another Flag. It ha' ler r. mWr privia'ge to exaa:uine anda admi~ire noitha'r barilh'i..nl fl.a: porepiar'.l tby atanniher nile 'agefaield talay. itnad wie itt a baeautifuatch tol a le tne raecetty dea..rihed't to intet;'let fair thae .i.pri.h I Iloa,,'r'. T his oane is fur the Wlarn n.,oh, Ciapt. tb ii, andai is adreatiy furwaraded taa bcamptal of the ltlaml'iitn Le'giont. It ie the Cuna e~ l-r.te Fhlg 1 with aaliti.n" den;oaitil:: thte.4tta' n-I la theoame oaf the C~iopany, tantd irnirihed with hae barief hu:t spirited malot a, " /hcoaar moroM aaeo'- '"-a taa:oa thaat buiitantiaciatas the loat h.orv ''f tha:.e who Iiall htar it onllitrat where lty andat glory baearkant. WhIena tan I whecrevar thea :taayt.n Legiona aeh:0' ataal inii;t tatt' a: uplon fair tiebl. we aenat rtaely pore'.Iiet tl.:tt taone of it tatnert w ill wCave tire~a praaaualy ::lai~t itr insit~ji e' biglaer ethe.o-ilftm ahian the-c af 1L4;efield. a 1'retent Armst ! Yourt tt o rtnidtla, 3olr.. Lrae' L~~i m.:tena. ''ar :adivice t.a ya'aar a i r a'isterhamda is timeaaly a' an roaper. Let that piriva-e p,~istoad be tal wnys re:aahy. taid alw1'ays fr...-h.'aondel. .It tmay' ':rvel Somte 'hiOe wtomtana : nto-'Ilaaurpose ini e.x'tlitya. Theo' .:r :-u.;,pii.. oaf its exi.-ten~lce witll d goal., aaeh~ ttnaro I'its eay aa~a itt ta prngi.ed ha:ond. a .*'h,.. laei" matst tie f.at' foar the e'nintry? hoawevar "e war go. . Anr]ii'we know of n-, io' tno.re' .'.ady' to otlp~l:y thi' h teand~a aas far :a, hie '-:a n. b11at ouar o'aei.r druag-th-t. .ahr. h'aao::''-. lit la:as it ha::d otlia ona a:.y -f tai~d a: to'le.' wiiah i.e' .'' iuing :::tt modarate prio'a-. ii-- ha als uit. 'ay cry'1l pai t Lw , Gi 'g. fo'r the '1 iino. Ani :-pothec'ary'. aiohaortneu~t is ntn inqali-rtat e~ :n every i i la-;e andl dliatrict. 11er', -- oane na rIgH'tinau otnl'y raeedlt propeiar enoura gemra~aaett ''Ioa'op-e atot si~i'iana.- -f the !Nar~,i,' -ut i oot ht the inducz:eet t"diej.redh by .i r. Ito i:; :-. auta if' they' pr faer to o 'elsewhaere'. 'a a'te it 'atk a an v'or Lbhnat they'i w:11 ary' ur ;advertising friend'ha a t1.ati:atrg, to whaotm tew tare suplorioar. TIhatnks. .r. L~. at. L~oai:.Act. of the :M1t Tabor' neighor-t ood, ade.irei It" to exipres5 hii- haeartf'elt thatakst t i fr'enaa :aad tneighboir" w4hit ao kindoly atosi- ed a r..ini.ti:ag hi- Ifaaranltar the waaadstzire' .a :.tr.,y ind. It apoenooorC thaat ..'-ane iegr'oae we re' oar in::"'.t 'al n r hi' j.ha'it Toti oh Friohty ighat :e lire gio: aout fr'om' thua hi'n. ]X'ing very dry. he !.otnaer s-pro:ool aaooiily tand were ntot r.topped ni.:. aome t'oar ti:nam'tai roil, Ott .3r. L l act a re a ontatutied 1:1r' y .\ataoday moarintg the gaoo.l t'i;,:twr motS et : "un-." 'lays .Mr. Lova"Ft..u tn, "hy . o'eI--k, M. uiI'y foece w ~tas oil nyj tagaain. I feat :iaiher hla.-'tig (ooiliat iina to thl."t' rTis wats itn he well ahio. D~o y ou ish to Cool ott'? lif ', .. to (;at.t.wsa~., where ttao'y lae fuaind he a'r, auiager Paip, Poarter, Ala', Letmtu $yrupo, oAe. -. hatve t rieda toae 'of hti. Sitna~amer beve.rtage', Itad t.miii themat exudet.t. ai ia yr..:fre.-h in-. Saee Good)1 Bargains Ahenod. ta'ee l 'ti rtieni o sa'.lae of .Negroes boy aItr. .v:a't .ao:.ras. iot .\oitnaya. nexat, tale Agetnt lair As igaea int c'ase of .JAII. F. Caol.teu.n tat '1Tua. DrsYA IA. 0Thlese negroes. lare to bec suhll fior ca.'la, taud till to daubt tard or u br miotaied amen a ratre ca'lnt't ior giod barga in:-. Negro Quarters. Were'ctr ta ii sublject we havei' noaticedt bafore. at arainarty ithu. it might da, taut is neve.r pru h-t. ft . 'atae lilke ihe poreleent, it is botth imi raet' u tat atatnju- tto . thed nxeiughbuarh...taod li'here itaeI farmat ar--Io*: let'd. Itlimat ter.' tntt wa' tat coon idiem'-'' wnear- r' ti- l at. er'''' they~ thuas sel artt. t atpubl ' aoly l'..! to the flail a, being irjuiciaol ta g*'''d order't. It is uraiuetastiaiotbly o.. Ana 1. iaithoott ;-.itig ott to sthow Ithe avils it i? pt tao at igiatea, n.e tbeluie the citi?.ent wht lariat'' ialith' acaoaaaait,o a- iarilfually tblinh to it. 'Thae aarer a taib ia ph're tare tao L Ia hga. thu worsae, it' ... ..il........atr damo no..eah the.. The College Cadets. Two lieutenante of the College Cadets visited Edgewond on Friluy lnst. for the purposc of oh taining the voucent of Gov. lPiCKes-, uttording t the stipulation t l'resident D vtis, to this e"tu pany's 'roceedinig forthwith to Virginia fir the eirriee of the Confetderate States diring the rut maer vacation. The mlter is tine of very delie~ate bearing?, and we are glad to know that (ur Ex eeutive has regulated it n ith tueh safegunrds and checkS n- were prtielcable under the cireem statu. The pertuizion h::: been ane.-erdelh i ui.Xr the t-Jpres j-ru.i-u that the i'isilet-, each and e- cry ite, agree t; retuo u to the College punctually the 1st of October. It i= "oupled also w th the further re.juiretents, let, that each student thus leaving shath htain the euisent of his parent or guardian, and, 2nd, that a majority of the College Facilty accede to the etq. The propriety of granting this perini"ion is regarded by the Governor as at lenet doubtful nor do we belteve it would have been done except trout it c.tivietion that thn oppucite enurse would result in sucl injury to the ('ollege as might weak en it in the publ.ie contidt nc. Indeed it was given .rut that a refusal on :he part of' his Excel leney would haave iniued it general etampedeu fr.'tu the in-tiution. 'rit avoil this, lie ha" nei ."eded to the re'pu"st of the ('tidets. Yet, na gory ernor of the State, he regrets the ei'ndition of things which heas him to this corse. 'rite Sutli ';irulise Collego i< inc ."f the very few publicly endured! itsiitutins in the cunitry. It i< pecu liurly the pride aid honor of the Suite. The ne eersity of its prtiarvation is. or ought to he, it fixed prinriplie in the hearts of the people oft' South Carolinn. For nh enin estimate itS use'F i iit parting that blending of charneter, intelligence ati11 harmoriy. ahieh has riven Our beloved ot mcnwealth so fair a p.aition atong the States of the South : And whoi doe? not feel that it is in some sort our vestal ttitdpe. whose lira' of litern ture nd siiernce r hiii:il he ever kept brightly b.urninir. in w:.r ne' in 1-eace ' I t wa t in this vien' thit the re1ue.-t of the C:ioets prtsented it pain fll alteirnative' for the G venr',' adjudieatitn, the mere .u a lie is, r iuio, prient if thii hoard of tr'u-tees of the C.ih:ge tnd thus -iperi.il ly charged with its tar.'. But the eirenoistuniei we have indiente'i. and -trung appeals fromi sour ces entitled to con-iicration, have decided himi to the cour ahip:ed. lie is also enceonraget to the step b~y the fact. that 'r".fe'-.nr 't ';A5t.x", of the College, has been rhori to the r.tnni:ii of the C:iae:, :0id wi.1, n'ee t ! re riiinribili th- of that posoitiin. 'WSar an1d Poetry. Our friend "A Private." writes to us fr. t liich mnnd. iHlt us we had already Set up the letter of' ".. T. L." containing the same points of in formation, its putblliet'i.m wjoaiil be it repetition fir whil we have not spare in the press fit ther Iat ter. Itlpe to hear frot A. '. ag::in and ift:n. We are glil to findl him writing of th- 7th Ilegi o"nt arid otficers in suih terms as thee: "Our Regiment is well eared t'or. We have as gond uti.-ers as ever ledl warriors to the field. Take them all through,-our Lieutenait.- and t 'aptnint, our ever-busy Mjotr, Lieutenint Col. FAin, and Col. UAi o ,-tin! you may rest ussurel they will lead and we will follow to the eninuii's mui or the enemy shall tly before us." With such it it.gi inent and stb itlivers, is it to lie winderel at that our friend should indulge in tie ftlliwing bit of poetic enthrinim ? a No fearing. no doubting the soldier shall know, While here sand.- his enuntry, and yonuer her foe; One look at the bright sun. one prayer to the sky, One, tlance nit our tniner that tlaniteth on high, rhein uin as the young litin biountds to its prey; Lt eiurswnriis liash furth. Iing the seabhai~rdls away It.ll on like thle thuniderholt over the piin, e corne hack ini glory. or come nit again." pit We cordiiilly end'orse eve-ry wisrd of Mr. liuwil.o:'s enrd. There never was it better Ili e in Augusta : and, hard its the titmes are, its anager5 no1w steer smuoithily ailting i le'r the same tdd scort. It gives us pulsur~e :n kno~w that they re doning a flne biudness. See what thi' Sailidai man .<ays. We niever nwa Saludnh~ man that dit'nt think Saluda the ~rn:tect l.iec oni top o'dii t. F'aluda~ for corn, 1 for ->eiii.ility ,--zala t'.>r hareien'es.-Saltuda ror lig meeetintgs,-Saluda~ for sour kr''ui.-Saludai~ r f'exte,-:uludai f..r paertr idlges.-Sulda fir ~very thing e'xie..pt bioekh-hiirrie-. Sttnge, thiat bey 'hulli thitik they .a'e so iauich :ihe:id fery .ud else. '.A iiin~c so etr..mige eitheitr went te *ome to reethl-er. F'..r ito till the truth. we used t hink i'xai'tly the a:nme whent we lived] tiit there. t. thi.ei were happiy <hy---bt l-t tuuini psS. 'mu in theO jrin-riii;ty if Saluila,-:tt.d in the iintioni. Nol:ini givtii u mre pienisure ihan l'h:tr g..i.d t'ews frin Faludla,-ju:'t :.s " 11-r. n"tells it.. Dii :.a agaiin. it yot dlare. Wheatt .'ienl. Ji-.< n .ri) j..rt it fi-ur wihenit tnken toil o.Jl eartn ini l iand rnt: thtrngh :i, fir e'Fri oteni. f' eursie regintaitg: the 54 tS t~so inuit st when t. 'his is nii *.uiy ::oud fir iitgri'e, hut i/ i lit-st istei ial :.'r tih .:b t:d ti.e like en tiny inhie. We 'refer it inhilled. It t'::n I e afi in th de kite-et. is bels'r for' , tin 1 cri tttathani ettit it'ur rn .-h.r --. ttrdn t itr:sIe 'll hole icie iflthi eiy ev:.;h f ti- l e-tu' i: . -fnd tui in ise if' n nr rutierey I.::p ii r :ig 1'i .. fh-t r k in~s t'iini b. Ca trhealthifuli ay t..heo tier Site, i t '.e ii :~'o 'tie .ell r. ei p IL litel li whe t ien:-..n t n d t o hate ifr:.u e y gere n nle u ttlhi . . ijitlr y veT ' r. lie i -e ' et i .'nu t s ofe ur ' ''m:i-til-l'.-tu-in fi''r hn-hc, r'!di'ttilth. iasir. r'i'oti'i i'TeiiIt I inter. .~*Txs l 1t Th,iii i :n leist r t1mo -y ii'ir yea . yi Ia -i tht e )nuttn.il ..n .-Can.rd ly.ti th them ben:r 'ifndiiialed i, ther ''. Jaeling' her:." ~Inii olia, S.~uiie~ l C.' he ~rtn nyther ie 'e,,every wa~t athi. 10 1tgree it tiel hde 'u :un-e tu" ofThe ghitn ugrhe r'Mt.oa' luch ite il'itoieme v.reti atribtevery a iemt' the ititilto isei i -y wereyt'eripbli h- t oul'r paer. oiteoeiiiston Snt-:h itiiuhh -- A. wleer tin iereiiglu tircenty h'.iti brough t'e ic tie ',of Puebl Nu'i.ev i-oerd i of( j t he -\ietut Limnr. ofTx I.ht A ein.liititiler to Nica''ragua inet. ebrno' netien ebr-im a :ritatei mt thbelfnpo-v 'The tDaughter of .\etlt.-.a." Whther ti'e iit thir cciitur. hep rot hae thled ustre ittue thei nighofTx Tun i hie ptoahuizidanu Ir tutih thee e :w, ve'y fewr hig tttemi t itS in ate m id ' , getv hit'inig utih bcgil.g W1e luvte the itietvnt act'te.,o vr oe 'i'lhe batiul ihtoL iis teqiui.-te'yawrlleht ljn a arwould that out Souther on-.;.s wrier '. a'teirt cin .itih rot' by i' lh t ' ir ti i: hi tiuihi tu erwtt nt'gh tieng elit* W i' You mieu..hoib thel fSuineSi' Anlnd fin tril yourt iendenrerliht Fo river utofst, e th i utaienurit 'Thit gh.risy oin tm gay hrtiete' Tho dartn ipark Iini crt set, Thee dauhter of Miedo.. Probabilities of Invasion. Ihanaars tare afloat ti:.t additional ves.ael have been even off the Sau:a Carolina coast: anl ap prehenion s are felt in saa:;e qluarters that an at tempt at inva3:o:n wil lbe cade. While it would bae improper to di-regarl appeuruntee from which t:is inference maight be drawn, it. is yet very iu probable that they point to anything like an ianed ocenpation of our soil duiring the rummer months. Eungaged .s the Federal strentgth now is in Virgin iii. fat Fort ie1 ken-. and ether points, -and a.= it is likely very soaon to he in 31isslnri if nout at!m. in Kentuc ky. it is se:recelv al ie fe:red that -our sea-t-ard, nith it- tuiarlabes and uiamaaaa, wilI L a tetuptaed by the foree. of t pralent enemy. But "huulI this h:-ppn, let it not he :Iapposed that we are by aniay lani diefenieless. lieiald the tailitary of Charleston, the troops on Sullivan's islanl, and a:herA which it is unnecssary to mena tionta. the puba .li niy n",1 h.' gnaerally :apprisel liat the twoa fine new regiamcnts of the low coun try are now organized under able and tticient header.,-one utter 3MANIwaAtl.r, the other unler It:r v'.aa-, dist.inguislhed miemb ers of dis:tinguish ed familiae. anl c e-ry way qualitied foar the duties of their p"'-ition. Wae may rest assured that the Stat.. i.+ in n" inimmeditate danger, rand that timely aesa~afre- will lie taken to. aneet the war-t when. ever it =hall coene. N-ither is it at all pronable th:at it will cotie ain to" sa o fta r the culititot of our defe't nci, ""a the p"a:aaor display of our re .aources. " Old Kaintack." Th'le t;alve-ton .V.ara ntililr a t ery pretty anl spirited de icription~l of a 1iit.a ry Fair held in that city for the benefit of riihliers. Among manly uther gol things we find lne aipperitaining to -Old Kainnaa-k." The '"chield amang them" having made the tour of the table', -iomae at last to the COiee Faauataita, whier': le is thus inilpirel We confess ta have ai weaknea-ss r r i rip of coffee after measa : alnt l""! near bay nri-4a thc delightful, penetrating ar.iana of the Arabian 1L. rry. We irro- over ilt tte table--it i< ~t the head of the tatira---haded by a thick }.ine tree. A group of ladl-ea amd gnt-iaten i gaaheiredi irinta.1, wtaited utlan lay thre lailies and oit of Africaa:'r renday handaatiden . areae i eviaientlit a favoiriie bevearaage : atld thi.- tmerit nrliitinal popular.t ity for it i- n:;tat lea -Iragg Cath-e." Several printeal liuafards are :lpeadl t the trat-ee: and !:veral .llai-taalat: looikinag vi-itar-. i he hdl bere list lessly iuuntering around the rota, ,ia reading thesis, sudden!y hiab.te cheerful and anifliteal, n1t read alt.t over ttil over a-ne to the other. wihl a grat ifaied lr. wha:t t nl!iariptri JaotL1li:,1-"d. i.t ui da lik:tri'e: -.Fo:si 'rat'e v---h t-l. T It ltA tn:=. 0/,/ K. it.-A' i-a rea t;i.; la a /linl r;/-I ., ar:l lbr a 1'"~ /ataa 1 an-i. I.l E h In-1ia.:. fit 11:1/it b;.; .;a , R. : I .,ai. !/1a:. a(x fline" ('lo/ -niel : "' Sh-'l!!n-,i 1: it-inlt it ,l trit ilr e i th I 'en ,:.prIn." ib.,,', ii.rraatd . . 'i'l a-4-, -.w rigd ik,tJ'D r:alll '" On- tall. pa.rtiy vi.itiar. with at country tuit on atad aa broad bri:a hat pin-hedl far back .-n hit head, n realijug this ^new-," repeataI it ilout several ties. ea:nh time attre cmphatirkally. ant his (noe erndnalty getaing rtiter id redlaer, wni he inalilv relenabad .is i-t, .trtauak hi. thich vi-denliy, ad e'relhimed -lui rrnih far hill tn nekyi a I k:ew .he- i e all riht ! it ha- bone a leget- t lit h.. ant anle swta: llowedtI ita en eu lts nt e' -ire'? ai pid h alr two doye:n,. r.etfuing to receive any bang:. and amarched off in exnltai.tin. Poor Old Ranter! It waii fin t.iaml i perhti ap alit ugly ntae for a house.L.... Yet it attahel ta lim i n n pur, al wea at hom -.aiai-:.ife grnaaatl'y ti think it 1nti e upltniauea enaiotugi 1or ail aran.itiry l purpa.-a. l'ranitory" i sy, that's th.e wa~r.l. le''' gone the waty f airnt les brave lnl dag! True to the in tiiet "f -:lata ring bis recogniised remaises if ,depre lat an. h e hla alane atraiced ai herdl of iwinae, lhnt wero feedling aon hila aatea's caran andta. hinta a. o pnatiian lay thea octcasi..n. foall-awedta thatta atinsi yieond hair ma:atlr'i etaeloi'ure a few famtil feet. ingtj .tnly ia po hirnte. he kneuw alit ta anurb his -ur oncae aaroaagad ta blood heatut ; nni theab knife f the utrantger waas dlrtawn andi thaus aihld ItA'.Tsn eli. IeI w.an a gina i doag. wheni e~.l-1 iaad a geu rn adaa .t aiit dlag ntit htm, wvhent hit cate tia ttiaw oane, lie wa# the pet oif ahe ahiren tat --aa-.ia.. nera toiIl-minde-.. ti-;hat watlkel .. \lu. olad fiendt !we shaltt mtis: iny anaaan-.. ~ mdti wiakefutl vigilanate. Iiat we~ haea bulrliad athee in atrue d1o, an.i -o 1i. it b--~rc raaaara~aal. Chec~- Probalemn. nr.m.. t EN~ItAI NEWS UTEMS. h.,nt- if a th aa.an. 3.& heta lw - .tal.' h--v-- i'a iit. I : -aa e.i a'o thea I --natetea: l...::i.-hat-tre by~ uair t-as ; i- iii al innearatlhu.v a haaraanati'iai ainfantae -t. a: i.ttuaa are t.,;larg-- t!.:.t they e~t.:~t hae aiveredl v its a tale-ethia. t-gy licr, aret.n a re .s..t ha':a't in ia iple rlhe p~riinterai doillatra atie~king ;3l.ta youra aa.th li aaak at youra !aat ra-eiji p-- ti aood.ad, whao a:rtie' aware tin~affully anti p~ ie:ia aly,.ny : "v.\n ati.:'el witha .ua~tofntr-y ot thaiught aii tuneah of na dayil s, m as a ev ii tt a bag atull ati g.;ineti.' SA ana gat upi ahe aaiber anight, anda touk, at he .-pia edaal a caarad tit m-ltbes, attal baegtin tia reak off anl byr *ane, aryig io li:ht a Ila. un~til awhatae card wras nusia up, wiaaoaut ntan-ninlt - li il.jeat :ili n i h .- he dicveredl tat haa .atail d nyi hais wife'- e-tnhla 9p. J L ie- lant.tGovernora l'synot.1.;. nif 3:1: - ai, tarriva-d in luiiaiu. man Taur.anay, a idea itri-.r tan co-operlalte with the Sanuherni .tatea. lie uai nelaal recived. tad his iiat.na wias ,tucea.a'fuh. ,rt The New York Ii ar/a,/say.a tha at the steatm.t r rc'a tarinags lan alligencei thlat sixn3y Parunaia n Ii ers waho huavet t woa yetas leave, witl t en-tler theirt -rie' taa athe FedearalI Goavernmtiaa. i-ar-a~ It itatedl itt WXasthingttn. tha~t the ''ea ,rs. fra~un 31alii ri vil! anot takle their a'enats ina t ha pyrachitag ae.-.i-.nf if tiongri:aa. Thney ifear tat rrmtt far atrea-.m. $.iar The Au--tiai :"Teatd St~nte (uaa''Ii" la:as ,n lifareaed tif a ,.eraat " niien Aa.-o:-iation" rmig ian that 5ta tea Thec matatter ia beinag in eigatted, anid thle a tesaeiuna. pilot will lie etlceet a ly broaket enaua. pa-I ih Sta aate of .Nw Yaaak thaera atre. fify nyr op*a'ujponsed tialo aaLincl's Atramy inivaing athe atth. Ina Ohtiio theare nrae fouarteaan piaper- whtichi, site malb liaw tanda thareaw of viuolencee havme atme aiut in aapihatt iaim tao l.inacailit' trar poalicy, ggi It haaa leanked ount athat the "Virginiia tajr." whomn thne lIe-"ianas boatt of havitag eny area at Little Uiethel, it' it vieritablo Conntctienta ataitte iin pein, lit n 3jor Titaua a.. Ritce. of tine ate Vi rginaia Militin, andai wh o wast itt ltarge uponil arle of hufnor gramnl by Pienyune ihatier. gg If a printer utwea a hundatreda donlltta. andaa a five ritiesite ht somtt tile him bay ataubascribersa, ao it tin bl-atti if ache i put is jail fiat debtt nwer, ye delitnquenafl. p ? t Tt Is proposaed to set the Yaankee.J p-i lOrt' wor k, amakinag uthones fur our atrnaapl.3hMostiof at are .-itil to be fit forT anthing el/ae. gg M1r-. JMarg~tat . s,.-lyn, a re-sident if ie laianin,31' lih., gaveiI brala a t winst laast waeek, aingh she had ratched har tifty-ninth year. Veri .e nemv.e rt too old to do stome good. . I For the Advertiser. Tribute to the lion. F. II. Wardlaw. On Wl .dns-.i:.y the sir-t d:i of our .in:e Ters of the Court of leuity. hefullo viug proceedings were belt, ut.d were thus introduced i y Jost:rn1 dun:v. ?-:>... on the death of the lion. F.ll. .ioly it pl.iu-- yosu llanur :-I have been re luested by the Edsgetield lIar, to announce to your llowor a very sad eveit. which has overtaken ihi. ctliut.i:y. aril lled :ll cur hearts with grief and anguish. Our brethren have just adopted the Rte. dution--, wichr I h-id in my hands, at~d whi.:i I shall erav-e the privilege of rean-ing in spenl t'iurr, on the death of the lion. F. H. W.tano t..tr., formerly ione of the ChnneelIsre. and lately o2sn of the S:ptentt Judges of Siuth C arolina, wI. fe!! at his pest of tly in the town of Co. - lumbuiia, on Wrdede(d , the 21tth of 11ay. I- n thi.- visitattion: "f lItaven, We, Sf 1.d1- fceld Sestpecially. have l-,st the m:n, who fur thirty yea r!, ha liee t i ght is. of nr coiunsels, " sur sytpathi .ing neighbiir, tur bounleoints friend, ans -or geunern., Ienieft-tr. .ever was there on this! earth, a he:irt m i.r tl-ijnterestedl :unl kind, or a hs.tomi mr.- .pens it, the pealis of sorrow and wnltl. Iif lis .iruniiiary menl: ht wus hhral to fansll. an ht w:s%. jsiplly I:si-hi of ths: exhust bi:sr" resur.- if hii: initelleet. Would to Ei,L that the formesr l:,1 ieit a. Iitounlltdht us t: hit sir. Wi: tedi fromi I li, l,,,si.:' if iie tallh-: :tu.l we drank-eiermas lly irnnk fromn ithi. gr:at iisi of his mini. There is no: '.I i lsserse t-,.day, and there has lies n- iuiii.e if n ls:w- ls.r twlunty years,-eertainly ntu, ciie: 1 bii: luit ib a .s:Oinhr of the proftes ilrn, wihoi has niot us d i.ds.:kr ever I:.-ting bliigatiins to himt fir the tis.t its'!iotut ile ind preious gifns of his leirting tr si aluost perfect undetrstanding. lie caus the bosok, I oswn, from which I read my law, ail lie was the ac kniwiseiled mastier inl oraele of ts }ill lisg he fire: i unt: w.. e ve(r mentined floir a lse:ition in Ile judsiciary ,sf the State, and lng before his meri's were known and appreeiate. heymnd the bounis isf his ratis e andi adiopte-t istrirts. l'u.ts is TI roun W srnit..is. the Son of .T tes i W .t::.A w and hi.; wife 11 sI.NA C.Ain I, was born in tile listriiruif Abbeville, at Ahheville, C. It., the Ithl day of Deris~nber 1 :1. lie entered the S.outh C'arolina ('sIllege, A pril 1.th, 11 s:, ins graduated with the first hinter of Iis einsat in Ie :tetbisr ISIS. hlaving red with A.,:x. Bo-wl:. E.-q., at Ahihesille C. II., lie was amilittel. at C'har~iestien, to pratison the law. ansi in the Maiy lflliniurg at ('!tumbi, to practice Equity in the Court. of Ssil Ii Caolinn. Ii Ihliruasry 1822, he isttieid at Edgetielsd C. ii.. and praJri-(d here. alone. anil in iartnerrhip with il. Wni-tit.: Sl~tiss, Wit(.i.ut .u:nt:- r. the lon. D. L. ts i. .n, 'sV. c'. 3i..isv:, lq., ats! IIay:l 1P. SASs. E.,. until lie . - 0. when he wn. eleva ti to lie Chiti eiy ILaneh, i hieh 1.ist he fdiled to the universal -tiifrts'ion of the Slitte, till t.e S21st diy of Die. I iMi. when he wnse finally shosen one of the three Judge; of the Court of Appeals. In the meantime, he was the Editor of the Ed:genield . ,,,eli.~ e fro .Iareh l"29 to the Spiring of 1I::', wais aleited from E.lgefield to the great Nulliitienion Coirention in Nov. 1.3, was a neW tier of the louse of liepresentsties (if S. C.. in I8:14, anid again in 18S50, and in 1.8%t wass sent as a Deegtte frot this District to that illustrisns Conventio: . h:eh severe.l its f sm the U'nitedl S a-es of Awerien, nud inaugurated Iba- wonderful revsolution, ih:h marching to vietory with the steady .tep of destiny, has united all Lands l ill hearts at the South. fur a mighty. an irrepres sibue and a death :truggle fir liberty and lisle pendence. I doi nut knssw how to sp.eik more iipprsiprititely t'ie eningy) sof the faslein, thiin hy making reterene to diie events of hsis life. As hi. intehleet was 1:arg, andI hit' eidniiat isin cim;.ee isto~ hs iis careet was crownedi byv thle must useful : nil belnelicen: aeiti.s int suchir-hip, andI in re:sl elegant:, elas~. sients lea:rning, lie psrihhily had no superior in tile State, und in hh. lsegii Iuiinnt: he :ias edl a i Ili e ii of n-y :nequainitaunce. Ile gre pisledl s iith the law Ii a :ueiet~ie. andts ai .such. lie heldsi ini thle griasp ol hii- right hiandi. lie wat nmaster ot :.. .:.. .u-s-si lawhis dir lsiisienss were as lpromipt as tiliughtat. nos a cleatr as suni-..5 .4 n dleducs'tion thaut jftin requ~siredl sit hhis ret hren, ithe im- etnaifl invesigation.ii nt:ui :he repourt sam' dles'isirans t' thec Couiris, wis with him the ework sit ii ttomeint.-ws.t uie:np1l i.-he in thei tus.inling~ si: sn eye. And then wile~ stn the 1hench, hie was s eaisy' iif nueuesi. son-iia~fl! rusts :,ndl s imbdgelsnt ts thefeeblse iinds uniiinfined~, that lie hi-..mie ih mi:St blovediti mini ier tha ltvi r rv i nl ci an ii :temi-le iif ju~stice,. ir reh aslseep ithu it.s m.i.-iiltii nrin e I dided t rit s himi. ill.\NC EL1.0u11 INs. .1:5 111-:' 1.hIED. I s' mpa:itit e d s ith yin. c~ih-nee, ii: lie .-enltii.int' w hie yrO in havse e~Xprie-.il inl thtis. lIitu: i.:. liefore thet lamniitedl inhject sof thent ;;a. ensllel to die ti'hneuery. lie nueh, I hads~ igenssis soi the slins:i; of ilie .\l.pieal Ciiurt: uiid. athhiisigh stir interi ionee was5 not lontg ter inutionic, I ini de rie rm ittlic imp~lressions sit the spiiniiti.:s hiis miind and he:.rr, ns iminitied a liv. ly titerest i. Iis siii -i. wheni he w:sa put ini n'i::iitin Iby hi *reni f.t.r the .iuint ni hah lie hais.-inen so msin h wiirnedi~s. The letter limalihdge isf himi ne. ..ired' ini iiy .-ussinenit reh:issn- :s a .!siim praceti:'tng ini hi- Isurt. stny viuieintedl ihecr ti lie said~ :uiusug i/si. thias Chiantclh.r WAlatI. n - isuis a iieiitsry ricly sredh n ith tall Ilis leasr.nin: which la .eculinsti'ly rsfs.ional. it moiri iihan tis, Ihe hadl ii iintalsu-t whh-hl li.s denuir .ist!i' isint i s~tiei ti.--rs itut, lhrough the hti.:iist prs ireroftsstight. ieinit-siol.* b n i:h.li mitial wnv-s. I:ures er, in::giy htstiiteed in the (nets ..l p-nIta!h kniiow'e s. ndli adolrined with thes .iee. tul heie 1'.i tire, ile ':.-. ti ripe schoitur. as uiell as ant al,:t an.l iinonstrtial Maigi-trtt. Thes quich.ies. ndi: charnise ws.: th wihlt hi. lseru'eie the tepint lSs .f die .:-es it' r~I by htim. t e l. siw- aid nrhi.ulity w itth whsich h: li,?ten- ts ar;;umeI:. t, I.uwevur. isebI". :hte k indunes a tid till. tne.-s whisbl shaas'teris.:d his~ dseennsr towaurd. all, the conistai cons:sidernt:l h'r :lv'f.slit.p s : otteti wichl ct.'tituits thes true te.-t .f ai getl ,ii ini,---thse~ were the .tI 'e. s vhich at:-'tesd aroiuind imu (ts' alisertios: uof the i.tire Ihir 5f thse: S.ile, amui d1.t w. I donbiit noil, tr'sm n'1 eyes. tienrs ,.f Z!;ris h a t heS s asinii.s tnen't ''f hit' .h:ath. Tii the tiggrep:tl it' ill thes stiguiti'. whtiuh cossuti t:e tum.l--: -luige'. Chaiir,.sllir W.srt a s..- 's ;:unl nio u pet isr tatil tliw es~d.gI list hi. i wn vsiuirinte' ioldtnst exetmpt hitt. nosr rour hu~ve tsilht him fr.s.m thle itrriw uf the hti s tny. \'altuale andi h.nuifu tl ats ws as his~ le, lie is gonle. Int the midstd isf his years. is hosniors nndsu his utstlfutnst, he i tiiken aiway. Whilse, in the lnguasge oftyour Re o losiisus, we elii the snel psrierleg of ttinglint outr teart' withl thll 1 f th le friendls mone issmmedi aely nudli sorely ti iletss I by i s denth, le.t us not fail Ito reciogni'.e: anid irmlris e the le'ssotnIs wicsh the t iid seen is so well caleniht:d to teteh us. h.ei is all1 reuitnthler iltiat, iin the tuaidst of siur earnest auruittt ouf th'e sibjcts sof thsis lifet, ini thes midis.t oh te ssoi:s of cur several avocatitoss. it: the mtidst otf tie absimrbing strifes inc'idesnt to the peril.s of our counlitry, tiiere is' ever a' hUt a stop bietwi~ t uis andtu des.iIhi." In a isomentii weC tunny indi, "t ur purpo es bursken soul, es nlie tho:hiit s..f isiur hseart ." We mayi: wisely, th~erelore, -- Walk thutghttul sui thei ssolemn .ihent shore t.tf thast Viist sse:fn ws.e iiIlt sil .si -oon Ansd pu good wo rk sr n oard." Thes preambe tandI Hsolut ions shta", h' ei teredi ssn thle .1 sirurl, tsd lihe Cs..nrt it' ashiistnied tunt il test ii'clock toi-imo:rrow.i Sws:<s$ .r A t.Kx.onti.-A Manassr" ! cor'son~dent of' thi~eihmn liis:pa/ci, sas "Fronm priv.ate letters receiv.ed here from:: rliable sources ini Alexanudria. thei m~ortality 1 among theii invadtuers at tat pl1ace frm udysetl try anid siir disease's ave"raget very nearl tweints. a day. As thie wieather becomeus more sultry, andi the work of these sconudrels wax-t es- b10tter, otur climate will be very' nearly as 'l~uc~ta as our bullets. A r'efugee. jus from I Wsuhington. states that there tare 41)000( fedq-1 isral troonps thuers. M~anys. of themt are verv Thle 1.ouisvilie (lKy .) C'uier says it /..-nan that. de Federal foirces at Cairo contemplate an attack .: M.e...,hit bef.re the 16th ofrJul. For the A.lvertiser. Virginin Correspondence. C.tar Twims, :ear 3Hannsas Juncti.on, P Jnte 17h, 1 1I. l,ue F',a. m-:--On Thursday last at nine o'cloek, A. M we mw. aed ordiers to pmnek ::d Ie rea.ly to marib at one tin the sane dlay. Fu...r boutrs notice fora lie:.;hent of nine litundrei men ! No sooner ?aid thino dne however, and at twehre every thing was ready; tents struck, men nccot. tred and Coumianmies forued. We marehed fron the ieservoir to the Central 1)epomt in 1l ic.h.minor , :11id at =even 1'. M. were w"hiiled omi by the tr:ain towards 31ann-sna .!unction, our de-tinationi. f'ml. CA-mm amoved wi:b hi: Regiment at the same titur. but tuarehedi to a ditlTerent depot ; a,: ail enzme together aga in at .lordlmn -ile. ('t:r trip to the .1ution lasted ta ighit wnd l:f the next drv. \t suns-e we arrivedi at ('umlpepFer C. Ii., whe:? dl the -humbering smhldiers awoke an.l -hook them elvcsr: those who did'nt awake and slhke Volun tarily had it dune fir them by kind neighbour C. The deni.na of Culpepper C. II , asno awoke and .;ame omu , mheer a+. We found , urselves in the midst .l. a rich and beautiful c:ount ry; .ueh grun .1nd melver tields never before greeted our Sotath .aromlina eyes. Clover is to us it sealed mystery. I never knew what it was before ! And as a baci.. -r#oud1.1 to the similin: !andscape loomed up t.e distant bieu ridge. deep, deep bhie, 11nd. glutwing in the golden sunrise. 'ntil noon we ran aling rarinum a mountry blessed of heaven, and I could not ut all realize that the wav'irg grain was suen t", lie trodden down by the war horse, and the rich d.irk enirth to le stained with the blood of h.:r own sons. It seemed to me on the contrarv thn:. we were naking a gra.ad gala excursion. .1 <ingle glance upon the scvene at Hann-as hower" er. -urvemd to diabuse iue of this pleasant idec. Here the nite of prel.aration i< beard morning, noon and night i here is " all the pump and eir eummmstance of glorious war," military drilly. re view,:. parades, marhes, guard mountings, un: forums and hanners, all aggravated with drum and trumpet and full hand. Dont .uppose bon eaer that M:mnas am is a town or even r. villige. lefore the elnemmial uenat the laciee consisted of two diwtell ings. The nicest of these is appropriated to (;tn. Beuanregard and is termed plead-iuartern: tl.e rher is a vile hettel. The enecmnpmuent is a very exten-ive one, the soldiers almnst entirely Vir. :;iii:ns. At Manassas Col. .rui diamounted anI :marchel seven miles through the country to Cen -reville, which p- rt had just been left by Col. tGiti:cc. The Seven:h Regiment keeping their +:nts in the erpat, were enrried two miles heyutt the .tunction to an cr:mon clever foeld upon a creek ealled unil's !tun. And here upon this elover ield we are now encamnpetl. Ccl. K Kilnsitw is a mile andt a half North of us cn the s.Awe streatr.. We arrived at four I. M., and by eight Camp 'raiggs hai rprung into full being. The scene ot pitching the tents is a very spirited and intere t ing tine. Nine or ten Unlieers are laying out and staking the ground ; the mreii of the dif'erent companies are lugging in from the road side their tents, boxes and hags : horses are led :bout ly lit:le boys : do.ens scotr the hollows and ravine i i search of water; niumbers, sick and exhauster'. .tire lying about on the grass; ned negroes are running about ge!i i J.,ird nmothi. For a few hours nil seems irretrievil i cunfusion, lit-i light gri:ally .:rows out of darkness and soon a neat littie town of white tents, with reguar -treets and open plaeecs. stands before you. "- The day after our arrival was Saturday, ant the' Cl. instead of prat-eeding with the usual hill=, advised the men to spend the day in lut ing up bush arbors before their tents. MIr. W. P. lltrneni nsam I wernt crecr in time momniing to visit e'er:ain friend. in. Col. K-in:sta w's qu:rters, mmii upion returnrting in the mfternoon, ou tiiit 'nmp TLwiggs coveretmii nndiid imned as if foir nm aty paar ry. Eachi street hai nimm rhor runnimng the whole lengmri'id .stretcing fr.mn ie to mdie. 'JThe ur hair it Ta lbert tre.et is a mmode'l, atrii trnder mlhat .\r. C~iru.m".: pireaiches. Eaich Omicer' t'mnt hi: s diei uni m urbtr in frittt of it E:vrry tiing is miic e nil ciommfortale:m that is for a Cuamnp. Winter noit v'.ery accsile butt several Coumpanites are go-. -r o d-a i-eseleswells. .Mtesmrs. Er mnt.' Alet tu IUNt'v.3 om cme -ren imm,,i3- n.., -in'renday amp tom their wi ,ts in thme dami y iribi. On the any tafter our amrriavmtt enme Li1. .1. .1. .-i::ni.t.-, of Saiont;:onma-ry ,hAlhatuna with his Rlii:e liegimnent nummmbrinmg thtirteca huntmdretd men : lhey' i itt'hed theitr tarnis .aut li fly yuards to iour :.ft. C'il. ::rni:m., is an telder b~rothe'r of thnemua-h .srteemmead Mij-r if time Sevenith ltegimment, mnr~i tii liner has ait ioe pila.mii tihe twii lie;;iiments -,i rapport. Y'e-erday and' lat~ mmnight a .iinissippi R ..giiment e.,mmn. mtdi hy m.oi. Cr...ar enmi upv a mm-! bmarse mem:iiimii siill tum:her' ti tiur li-it S..uth '-heerS fir ilhetm .ir Cai. K:mm-tm r..'sm, Cam. p liramcuregardm, we. f..ur-.d .1 i'rerfectmodel if ni enm: mp~mmenmt nitui ev'erythinag :1 uri-haing. huririn1g a litte rem/e s aimitog the - !Iiei alre they :rme st riing'y emntrench!ei amiti .1ppear tobe r-emily fo'r mii:.ting. The. borens tim'hk.,ofthe mimi uller I;unrdi, mare by) far the. stromngest 1mi sririel'rt womrst f mlie kii.il I hamve set n. I~mmagine menm re' cred ais the'. havc tben, h~uilimng ipi ,mi.hlt iei:urk-. I i'tulid se.' .,1limine nm.' ave- '.:'ei.h~i' 3Mr. lr cri:m: mtnid yr' c'rre .mndenat Spenut the mity ar t.laniir-ua .hmurib-, ntid ':aw time e'l phr.r-ihe enimire' aiimal! ii'nerai lhu:.Ammnstu.'mi smms I. lire ian tiw go: he hnmms i.x. mimicti timei 'rmmin!"y ariii ii- mm;r.mrmitch~les ili a rm a lare'i i.1. line deveri'?in ii'reialf et:irely timo timisam i ivling r!:e r.n-esmmry .mrdmer' frotm his .imuitrer-. [ha fuctrr e i1 -h.ow nhainhi< enpmlmiiirimis arei trentaer, evenm thanii we namw ;:i'.e himn --rutii fir: nm the iconming strm;:gle lhe wi'r-ve.- bhasel' mnom miy' mi n.iiary lendeimr hii: '"m ahrm im ri:e ..:h:. his renatlmnyim and mm-li'em'i tdeportcttmnt rmi, i- -c inod.]l: he hmai tiiha i erfee't itadi profourm d qulm~mietii.h. it marirner nh.i.:h. aiays btitmketmmi th.e frm- .is :ir-mh high bireid gentmle'man : nai 1a;,ima,.,,.1 It mmriiiU. nii act ier mmlot'ion ihama coumml iii ai ; mmi crc aponm haim. Ilmmvwm p ~ile looks te nhlaomrdt vani if mu..nya inraior ittlirs mfter t hi,. O~m- .nr ampi r..s m is;,.-d! er rerayi mifr rmui.n lh men. liisr :: mini is stati. Th'e mGenerac-ml look,; ;ailan andmmm well andm mapearedl de:ightedcm timg ;:re-t si .ild fric mml-: mnw al these :y..m imimy be suar. wer' -amlly tdeli;:hiti'-lit greet mtheir ..i mi Patipiahr '.':mritem. I waiti to tell you .'omninamg maort'..f i-er Gereral, bunt .mns we havie .eenm hmim buct miree. iond his quamrtr" mime fire imie, mawamy. I tmui.. wmmm 'ir a thr -itnie mit hiat. Cml. Gumanst. wilh time tic-st llie;;imenit, hins gm.t 'rmmm ('ent reviilc tin Jhtirfax t '. Ji., ft a'et' minn - 'rim tis. Thais lleimencmt'.- i-trm of ctrim'c. 'x .!reie emmr'y in .iuly. mmmnd ihe Cim:iimel andim hi, iii tre bulrning to haverm a birushi befoire' their mtime is .at. We hart thmt mld .mt t senat bitt wovrmtm r a. erday to leave lmirinx imr lie readmy iito tie thm.' 'onsequmeni'es. Whammt d-J amu smuppiose hto a jil , 'leav'e or uide-:"' liarper'. lFeriry has b~een really ev'eut'edc~i mar netst am ,hie mropi withdirawnm fruit it. Iiimt I aim aot writing' to tell ymou of the wair nmews; time pmi. iirs, I well knmow. binmg yoni mli timh a me iipeedi y mmd ina better form, thanti any letter froimm mm couhi. [y3 hjeet is ti 'ipem ini' of'ur awna ri-ettd im imm.. wn llegimnent. Let mec te'li you hmow. we lire in Camp 'At fimmmr La r1. reveille i- smounded, when mill the rn''n ir. irm Ctmpimmi' ammd e'mem finrmh to. roh "mmli. epitm ins atnd Cmtmis-simne.d Oiemers 'leep anu him r' i.- Inamer it' they' w'.imh. A t ,ix time r'mli- s.nnm ledl or baattalionm drili'laichl laists mamhaur tad a iimf, miweent r-evaille ad thmis htowetver bmrenm.trast ia chiieveml. The muembe'rs '4'fa aic me hestir'tha m elves wondemtrfully :rnae kind.mle the (ir', .eome ring wamter, aothers dio the a'miiking, while ver' raamy phimy the par of Solnomn's lilies, toiling.n. ior spiiinning. Mimny of thecm have negrnes to nm, ist thaemi. mint! ini tho:se tnmssee yomu intvariably fii.,d he w..orsct cooikin;; The sam'e pmrepmratimn gotes arnrurd imm time Oflicri' git'rere. The malas com ist gtenera!ly of hoie enkes of memal amnd hoe u'nk,. f thliur. with fried hiam or ihnton, nimiasses, andi uiflce. Evemry two mar thru.ma damys we havre frer'lh mt eta and ftena bumter. and egg~ and milk: m .ut haese Imatter we nmust lbuy oursaives. Sincae emir nm -ival hmere hmowever r. wre haave hmd nathing tif the~ ini, as thme countrry pemmple hmmve notii yet fr-unr.i' mit. Thle cooiniimg, hamih iof mmen anmi atieer's. is. in very paowsibale respect mis horidi ain! abminnbile mis m'mcmn be, bt nevertheile. we eati like Annueundas, liscuiss the memrits of our dishes just as~ if we were