Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, August 16, 1861, Image 2
a jr-k-rfsL' a . sri
m- Owod.v,vj$
-a,. P0?
jnderatnnd Cnpt?J[A\ lifta feceiVed mnfcll.
his Comp*flyWU&fe-on Sat
^ ^for thp camp<^rHGbiiinibi?. "The
Cavalry, under-?pmraandiO'f-Ca?t? M. T. Owpx,
wiirioavj^for the same place ou^uwcliigfc'1 *<|
.^HCPt) K*T A NT ' V
Tht'eo important r Ac t3tiaro B?gn paooed by
the Coufgjleratc Cotigross- .Ttyo fi.rat Call**for
-100,000 fqluntoors, to eervQ., for a period not
/,i.& *ir
second a_ully>ri^es the -PrejjiienttQ commission
officerjjwn Ketftpckyf^Rryflina, Missouri and
Delaware ; A he third delates to the appreliaji
eion, impfisoHmedt ofr^an^ftTaf aU'ctyizcns of
countries hostile to tSbt> after j^epr'aftfoiaalioii
hos bccu made. * i
.! 1 ^ 4*? ?
6AD CAU8JULI.TY. J ^ '
U onu VUU9U?MJ uccurrcu W BIT CJDUTOOn
train oh "the Blue Rjjjce Road oh "ffinrsday.
As a pnrtj' were.'irij, their vr^y to visit the cgutp
of Co'.; Orr'a ltegiment^when about a hiiie
And a half fronrAndcroon Village, thG engine
ran oyer a cow, wTiioh ?thrcw the engine from
t he track. Jad^MutiifoVeon was rtandintr Jn.
the door of Lhe oS^iQcl. !JPS crushed so serious
ly us to cause his de^uta 90 hour afterwards.,
Two negroes were fyl|?-iii\jured?odc is dead
and the other Rupp^j^ft^be dying.
OFWClf'inBEKINO.
The Richmond*papers are coroirifeming tfilh
just severity upon tlio conduct of -the Confed
erate Government, in giving employment to
the crowd of "lattentlny'refugees," who after
taking.'the. oath 6f .allegiance to the Lincoln
GovcrntBjBQfe',l'^^e token induced by<tbe late
disaster At M^naSsw^to desert to. .what they
now believeia'the^trongerjulji!. ffiey Have
been allowed t^.upi&int good-and'true Sooth
'ror.to.meQlale between the
Slates. Ifwh,
ern men; 's^th&VIvthe heads of the various
Biijreaufi lwivfc jjeci-'r elated from these crea
tures, hu'd tuc subordinate posts have been
fi'led upon their recommendation. The plea
for their appofutment ha< been simply ttiJ*
thej' hare had somo expprience in tjip TS ~ '
of theitgduties. .
^ > . ;V
THE PBJNGE WAPOLEOK AND. .FBI
MEDIATION.
The public-prlutB attribute to
rrinca J^ripdleq^ *- *
and asaigta Jis tl
of*the*Frcnc'
ConfeJeratB'and '
be the.pVjectt it ia |^#i5jly*concedeii lo bja?%i
fraU]?sa;J?ifiioD>- The qtiSpMl 4btwfien Ah# ;
S'orth and Soutlivis ot^^f tittyM Immedicable.!]
W^clr^-inuBt-*cm$. Whe \
btni^glfl. iVof too^rawirt^^p^??tHe antago^-i
11 ism of section's is^do ljitterand foMKae to ad^
mito/ present- med|?tioiK?WjJatftlioji, entirei
and.Jastiog'cjm hfl.the; -only Uniis 'of cpaiforiO'-*
inUe: aod^'tijl^tllfc
ed. .The Soqth'n^at flsaert her qppjfflirupyjnd;
maintain her'indejp'etodon'c? by fowe..of 4.rros;
She
eel v cs, rq u$fci#'etii l|i<^^t>alsU'' oT^&i^fuby? tW*
t'lnpiro^ftay 0- 5
RusseH,^i'the London
Time* iijgC^be;/^c?pgity "of this prrn of the
service , atid deficitn<jyro/ the A^ri<^n<#yinie?1
inHhiajJMifeect>^JwB5HBSatly cojjtepA^mudi.
blo<&fs#J|j^? nfcadljtS^bed^ ?ftd tJBFSjetairy'
be very ra<ftrmpl6ie - wiithoat e5v?lry ?<harge?
upon the Tetrtfating foe. No-camp, . if^y? hp,
can bo sefe wiflioii> ' Videllefl-afcJ pick
cta^ltd atO.t'fin army, cavalry are
invaluable iji guarding against ambDacadee or
surprises. ^TbVhialary of 4fte war has already
proved the truth of these rcm&rk9 and tht/Linv
coin Government'wc see lias t'ffteij
from experien?e;j*nd is now/Btrefigtlfei
arm of the service." Ours will no'doubt
same. W e hav$- ap<tj?e materials for*lg?
cavaTfy jn tffc ?^rHv t . ^ "
fortK o^Dtrib
Uof'Mie jwi
tajf. jreljn ^
erticelible to "ih'ijr
W^Atbiir enemies.1' *
hint foU>.a r*amUUd
mproy?a % ?% Br.d
H - Tur^-iB^pri^rDiltin^ la ftfldfrutea* ,
tiot>?, lheir.#o^A^eing on tlje i?m?|o|' aoj!
adjoiniflf his. &H^typ-life ji cMldij j
for wlnchhe w^ ^&di^ly thsQtful. Ye."'
terdoy about three oVjloofyp, m. His dt?rr&<S
reti^vwiifc, 4?gwted ^N^Dec^.n^'
Miwi.ai.TllD dowpfcmd W
ter 'pfAfy&jk o'ctaorli^ ino 5
Hear hivde?tf>,r*n
)y an'difc raliaioui i/hftnpb, tHoj
Ghorch.
Mrs. Turner.lSty wife,
with him in death, ?od#Vj?
tribi^cof ate|B." I ikftll^cr
morrow.' boA"
An iropoilpiil'.
been dop^W by'Cotfg ^ ^ i
the extension f Ui?' proMfcilionj
tiod'*" ' /*i
* ^tTHMWXT dVBjb; - ,
of reliable -ihforaatloa ftotn?,
the neat-ofwar in Vi^jpin, ap'feeuldtion is ac
Viriota fjjilpore^r? current tm tot mil- ,
itary oporfktiobe,*^pre?ent.ftnd ^Iroapeetgre. It
is"ruuioxc 1, tlint' nt a recent (iaU> f.irrrt. McGru
K$fairdjp?$ll re'wMotyroCftmd ox-1
peeled gtfOflL t^Sle the rauipyts; ttyftt
Johnj^n had ccgeee.d' info Maryland; and. .that
'Bfeaurega?? atlhe head of ? large force,was.
y^lington Height*. * Wither
these mnior^-bavo nnj foundation in truth or
not, this rnuolfjp certain?that our attny hiti
'.actyajaSed," m- is .advancing making every
step secure-firitgoca; *nd thafroUr forces have
been laMfijyuerca&ed since the battle of the
21st. ? Witlr^^a present large* force under.
BeauVcgapiWftilFyohneori, our army ia equal to -
aftnpeK anyofifanai Vo movement and with ita
present interMwki^ comm^pdere, the belief ia
general t hat it>STlljDot be suffered to remain
long Idle. As to the point of attack in cate of
an offensive movement the^e are -Tniriy, spe'fti?
Tations. It is probn})le that aimultkucoUe
movementav\jull~be made at 4ifr$rent poin(?
The crossiDgof otsr trAbps at tfte Great Falls of
tjie Potomac above AiY^Miington would likely
vfo\ tto'fcbftietifv<^i?Er-'a - bombardment .pf that.
eity frdm~lka>opjibiite Side of tlic river; at tbo
breHiiiTeibit^toitigilder.would press the at
j^ck upon iJoTtmr-MprtrOe. A^iil tlia reseat
aotive mov^ments/of this last nomeJ General*
9 fiord us goba*rehi<Sn to believe'that a epeetjj"'
Advance iscoritemplatad in other <Juarlera.?*
Bnt for the absence of V t means of transport*
tioti and^the-^Bftt'flf army supplies, it is raid
that Beaiyegard would'hat^'pte^ed his mjrch
to yTaahingtorritnraedialely after Ihebatlle of
MbuasJiia; ancfit is generally believed that his
'advanee'is oillydelayed'wntifhia preparation#
are complete. < >? ? ' d
Thp probable-success &r <Bjjr onwaify: ui&Ve-^l
ment may be'jfidged from the follow jn'g^slatp
>ments of the itiobraond correspondent Of the"
"Charleston- Mrtcury:^ t
I If xxr tk Afin wfiihn
__ .. -rr,;-;,- ?v
perton who. <p>me oyir' almost daily frbm
Maryland and Washington, trad*thereapp?ara
to be good i'eaflons for believing t^o>. tfio Abo
lition-'etoflre not incrcusing thoir forces at tfic
Capital BS mUQ^'ftft thoy boasted tVnoylyroUld do^.
or- to^t^.;ezt^ptrwe'v qpffOfted.vt^ii.r
Re^ipi?n,t*'d?> not coma .upf*^
new.and' eegsrtl^v.^bcy^- dii' iijo;4j>r
month?^?gt>,.aT -^fort'itIie^q^fel!pr?rt.BtithelJ
Bull Rton J?n^': Mtyiasaas. Tho^htillvere-baVe
oecQ-ipe..>n)osi eiiraorOinary made
Ainoe the '21st oi coric.eiitrate a larger
??? n?w
~btit,fe-?riroqre thin *h^.that..hay.? tfitg
elpijyitlon of, their ter|hj.<rjfaer,?^/apdHh?
killed ,<5w>?a^(9^i ^ and tpi^g i^ tly?^ elngig?
' orejit T8*? jd o d g$ of dyif^ad*i? g. ,'ttyr Capital is
{.A^riy played gutj-^pfl; the i aol<Hero.
pnd poojilo-ire becoming bo ^Uga^d'.with the
Wap&glre^ndJfeqffielifa/bf tfi^jjfWebiirntnt:
'and.polltis5l;leadcr^. and
terrible reve'reea, that lll^ybegitr
^ent abont-^fie defence of Wa^binktaQ. -,3n&iir^
>&Hl>U3iastiij has cooted d<Jw
ySt regarded -ai^Jonger^
tl^opglit ,i^ *s"
ihp^ednow. if-'01_ ,
'ugiCi ve Scotch <;ap and -ntij,
. . afidi
.TyildBre^:
1
the Christina- ^rliPtq rescuo^h'e i^oly;
iBsxhed jiwSy, 4>r "haffbeen w|jiRj?d:on J
It. . Thfr2EBnk?ei?-mUBthare*? sefteatfon^;
nKfcfceceaaarv alnd natiirjl to-them-than
ta-lyio* wh
i follow#:
is did
ttidfnr* *od * <f~
iipqni
aBooc^rrdQ: Theuh
*y ap ^ TlrtJra^fa^ ;
re IB
fia.hfevtr saw
and
* /? M#
roong.the ffef?i
td eo^qjpde thftj.
jjjjifooVtiuty' es^iaiaUJhe'ad^
nnd^w^* not nfily io^
W4? in VTMhragtonof the!
i*jf^Yro<i? <VV<
BHg.*; wm'
ettipn. WJr i
Wfl^do not ]
>r? dbustron*
;t * V cap. jatv? co*PAjrr.
, foljowing it the li^Jr of pt* /ay's Comi
pmriy, >htoh ba? jujt bean nitW'in thU Dto
.ficieV to nrre ''during the war." They .taw.
b??p fendeYed under t!?a VroclirrwCifca. of jQov-.
pernor Pickenr, though'<3Fen.'Me(>?wan, and will
gfohably oonstitb'jt a- pari cyftfts Regiment,
wiiftfi, vt?hop<rhe wijl,b? cnlle^to jjamtirtnd.,
-Two ojr tl\re? ottjeft'fnfantrjT Compaaica #111"
soon b? readj.ia iSbbevifle. _ v * .
v ?JS Orftctiits. - t
WICLIAM JAY, Ckptain.
~ M. C. TAGGART^lat.Lieutanant
2D.WAP COWAN. 2d Lieutenant.
J M. T RE WITT, 8d Lieutenant.
J. T. Jordan, lab Sergeant.
Jkscb.Jat, 2d SergeatiC.
* C. W.- CowAN/8d Sergeant.
" r. T. Skinnkr, 4th Sergeant. y
J. M. J a j, 1st Corporal. ..
j A. P.- YouNO,^.jCorpor4l.
T. JrGRir*irt,'$d Corporal.*
Robert McNeil, 4th CorporsL
!? ^ .
Kobinlon W C Harrie William
YounJj A-'F Forb\iif,S It
RuuH T4 Logan W-3
Buford M W
Langly J II
C?iu?'John
[' PindoistPhilip1
Evans Simpson
Rnmell H K
Jamet
cwdV?n John
MiCJunfe "W J
John
p, n;A<tetin
thran S A .
Crowfl M. B
it
w? M T
liaxwoll S
Pullam
Govern an Thom^a
Deal Jamo?
tfthrijjgfi Derrick
Stalriijier Thoma?
Hjj^/
Belcher W W *
Wibonjf II "
ftrrftlfprd J ataei
S)
eorge
?on.
Young ?
Itobertaou'D J
BowiA^M -
ISthridgA John ^
SUlnaker Seaburn
McBrv d a J C
QWagbw J N
Bowick R S
;>oweU.lIA
DJckiOD F B
Dranpan J H
Corley J
G
UUU J 19'
-ilatone David
v
Dunoon David
Vnughan
Link S A
Vfeed A W W .
AV>IW?r J H * *
T?rji P
Sorterneld John v>
1 MrfUnHD
For3 J-W
"8pencer'j O "
%*** -
Clark % C V.
Clkrk J O
Goodwin 8i
lTR^fiUSS^lL OH OAVAl&Y,
Wjij figeraLL may not be a mancf any very
fgcqpic^enf in-4{je Bc^nc^of war ;
diy ,>' man wbo ljaa enjoyed
trfm1 nKTai" >' 4* ?
[fieri**
arms of
le^bf vanigJlk
^ ^ e'followingrertjarks, ta
"ken from oq^of bis.recent'- Jettef*i atro^l^
coDfii viewp.presented'.on thii.subject by
- - "T A . "s U&
ruie;?w^w
tnove in adVa
&
V.5_T? oiber; ptS.
, ",bu t'tba^tae rica n?
;?w*.of "boVBemen, ;op^j?t 1?
ky j?b$&m'uch bVood'aud ^ _iV_ ,
'cafl gain,*' victory. without the aid*
g&a after -tbjfretreating
ie wan t o fc a rl jyjppose
l.it?wr jirahtlce V>f '?Coutiagr,* as it is
'bafe^^ruea. It. waa>aUverv wpll in
Wars Ygr,fdol
ie?,'snd hoot ?J
jjeatriaK aiJd^ek^ ;:bu.t no qmfized
liiere be sucfi ^ things Vt oil in o|vil ^onfliotn,
firing*
r.tin>? -No cimp
recognjma qohr
upon.lentfe
-Tanqe or /dlgnViJ.'iittjic^'
ithobt Vtu?**iry?ivfi<J ^picket#, for
-\1ib eneniy&rfnpour m'imp^tuously, ?fler the".
aJjrm. bt?^r8cq.gVrep, M^atajthe oufclyhjw;.
loOlcd'afrpAn run in. , In .feeHopt the vrrftot-a
column* QarifrySre jfrYaluable^-aml th^re Can
tie Wtde.cjianca ofr> a|nbuica4e* orttt'rpris,e%
jytiare tbeyt ?m jirdio$uely eqjployed ; bjy?.
aeputiog on orj^v^nturous private sxpe
.dituJtiaira I&ra?biok, Co have* lpok ( the en?*
m^cau^o,jjtfJ wjtl*do, nothing^ae^j^in. v
tlx? paper* of 1
i?o^t8 ^eJog lulled Itae^by 1^* piolfed
''momenU kl.tain^/*Qin 4t. If^ny :cf^r
vrubi^ la*0bt#in id&yyn^tion as,to hitfr?mfaay, -
'.he Fjfas^wo ways of-doing ^it.. ' H?^xr?^inploy
' thainj^a-ia tbefcybrtfc, qr,
iie"''o?Yi?bej|>V tfp their auartera btt a rteruwir1
?reo?Hn
[fcfr
'-m.
' *&' .$
EHSOLLM^OF fUST^KOSOts,
-On motion of'[iji\ BrtaeWWhe Ordinart'c?i
,providing for. the enrollm^nl ?f fr>|? negroes,
fpefore ijitroduoW, wa* Uken U|?*
( Mr. BittfoxK.?Od the dayl 1 had
& conversation with the qoartennat^fer in rela
tion to this ury subject, and he exprsseed *
strong desire hat such an ordinance pa I find
before the Convention shotrld be parsed. I
know lite fact, to mjrhnowTSdgp, which was
commented lipou by him, thSt in tho~heighbcjjr
hoo'd of Slanoasa* Juncticm arwd jq the eouh***
ties around that point; there are'Virgo numbers
of able bodied1 free negroeajrh* are capable of
rendering efficient service as -teamtaM; but all.
effort made in that aeotfon to eng^Mtlheir*
services in such capacity,*- has profvUHtn
Upa^aili^g. From Borne cause, tliey -ftiaye.
suuwu u great indisposition 10 tngqge H'llflK
serVice, Ijbpagb,fray lins heon offered them as
fully as -coaTd reasonably h* exjrfcled. It.
strikes me th&t this lair will fcefcomptjih the
cfesfredfohject. It wiU^briflaJnto the servj^
of the State a large and valuable acquisition in
their capacity* '
I find Here* that the provision is that they
should Qot be detained for a lquger period than
thirty days. I move that 'thirty* ??e stfricken
out nud 'ninety' inserted in its autad. **
Mr. Chambliss?1 would suggest that sixty
days "will be IoDg enough.
Mr. DnooKK?I accept the amendment.
The amendment wpj then adopted, and the:
Suestlpn ooenrripg tin6n the pnuaife of the or
itfance, it wal*ac6iued in the affirmative. < '
The kbove, Messrs. Editor*, is taken from;
th? Richmond JSn^uirtr o| tM %(<, fridwe
would a e k ,.w b yc anOp?e o m^ m bo i^ade of
tlie free negroeaJn bur St^e dnff?g the present
crisis, if ooi In time of Thore are about
jO.OQO free bl^oks in thiV State. Out of this
number four or five'huodred might be employ
ed .usefully in so;ne way by the^anthoritiesr
tfius proving, so advantage to thd State -and
,igiprov:ijBg"lh own conditio^. Iqblu^mg
Woman and boys more than a tlj^naand of
these people might be employed iji the , service
of the State either in attending olir army in,
'Virginia as cook's, wagoners, or washers, 0/ in
thvowibg.up defence* on our own coasts* We
th^uaarida of rich men and p<wfe men' in
VfaftfJuia wbp, are dWfc'ng and . lifting beav.y
timbers, forming breastwork^ to resikjbltbe
progress of the invaders, and if.oj^bwn Stat*
should be invaded, our boys and* old rn$n may
be called to tlut coast to dig Aid wheel, dirt
And rooks, to lift heaw loro tnd
pt-otect themselves, their, ojr'n firifiides and the
fire&idea of (he free negroes against"-*invasion.
If- so, why shonld not tK? free tracks be called
on to bear a hand-in this wirkt' "Why not
give therii a "place in the picture," and make
them ft?l that they are of some ase to the
"Why sliorild they be exempt while
whit? men who cannot- afford, lo *h??nt fmm
home, a)^$|lled away for.monlhs to toil and
teat,'to'bjTwtposed to a burning son by day,
drenching; raiQ, to dews and frosts by night;'
d era long^to the sleet and snow and atoms
of a ^ortherrf;wJnter, subsisting a good pSrt
of the tim'9 'ofl^or scanty fare, and exposed
to the dea<fly:alm of an insulting, foe, or amid
chain* and band-cuffs in gloomy dungeonsf
iWhy should th>. white men be thus exposed to
defend thfeir homes 'Una their families black
-ttdwhtte, whUe the free blacks ?re allowed^
starffi titxfi and^ake qp part on tno workf If
our free'colpred'^oplcuhave a home it ia'in?tlijya
omLgf nnu.mav snoui^De-required to do?fwn?
-{Aifj^fqgffiffrd&fcnge pf their homes ia well ss
p'edplei Mnny^of them speed cm ploy
.vp&flt,,anff?thfty seed aotne one to eq^lrol their
tfSbojr-} JfMB^flr^night be plid aoren, eight .or. lea
dolhkrp.pgr mouth, a figure lower-then m'qn'can
{ford,Wif'aerv4nU to throw up en
JifiC were jiWbesiwy or proper at this tfmo I
ml^hVihow tha^ our%ree colored population
could it* made an "arm of the. 8tate1"?-cotyfl
-be: employed'as tanners, atone^rnd brick mi
oiiB, &c.).<fce., nod t^otproYe a 'benefit Willie
State and tbefhselves. ~ Of tl?is a't -qnotlfter
time.' Atr present, -it i:eou to us tfcpy
should bare compiling to do in tWpjreseiU
sCruggle. H'wotild make tbem-jsi
ter citizens ? feel, and havg^t>jtbat
iWyjgHelprd^f ro>it tli e YVt.okee?f if'the
Yankees Should subjugate Ufe Sooth the'vft"ei
negro Is will fare but middliiig at tb^i'r bands!
X IL
JOB* BVXL SHiiURQ JBCIfl" KANE,
Oar tfllegy^phio'djyatcbea jfea^jorning.fBUj
i WsteCSit ?n unfri^ndgr- fteling i?Jjditing be
t^eeb Liafcoltf^e^GtorefnmattopMst &ritafa.
Tbo/flrttftilspatch relative to^e breaking- Jrt
of apinejfcctaalblodjcade
muob to tfk-u the BriVf&h Qo^ifrtirnea). sud Ha
subjeflts. vIf, as is elsewhere stated;.tho dis
pft tcb ea of Lord Ly ons'ba beeo in the stigb t~
est ^g^,, interferred yitb. or an attemi^gade
to intercept theip. irfJcon t rabfcn d/tbof):j^5mp^
-- ?..m.?w. iwr ?ipy W" "
ramp cabin^to JU Milj^.soci'lteo
off&thing weire.Mrty th*t Iy*>ns ytif*
ded his <fe'm?cd. ' "^' ji ' * ?< *?'
' Concerning. t&* ruKjor' <*f'Ibe- W?ok?d?. the
Richmond Eixquxi^r riflWdeiy-Bsys.' t
{ There rua4T?ty inporUM rjicaijMn oar -
Jetty o?yejtffcriUy, b??ednpoi^?]giUturUy which*
imVi'flo* (t -i.* -?? ? - --
. denee. It Daadaa.jg^
foromandof tHfe^rTlwhwti|i^rffr?rIeatcfa, ha?
jtfittig to j3or4Ljoc?, tfipBritUh Hiuuu/ia
0f aldington, that th? bfwki^t In Lftowl#}
OoTerofn*nt \*ijkffietual}Jfci be cbitflld tfeire
ton break* u ' ; * ' :
This infoMriaiton Lor^yoif* cpm.nrahi??t rd
ish Government dUregarilt, it iat it*
dtfty entfed.
.. I
Sir. interesting day
l??t ThuradhyT4l thlt^cnropt-^ A large concourse
of.the ojffxonwpf tbe%Urh?Qt}<]ii%itooptry, *nd
espeoitfH^ of tK? faTr^Jaugf^f?riri. fiwembl^d
for jlhe purpose of witnessing tho prescription
ofv-^beautifSl flag by Mft. .Col. Mans half to
tKe "MorBbuU Rifles,,r <K>uaman<]?d jnttljM!
05.M?I>/Mi?r?r. * - 1 " ^ V** *
Uy OI<'pBrBDlD68IS JHlOW Off0Tf&J^y W|t
i?re is Bo pertiojj. of the State wfiich can
tffgl ^jJiJ Jbrelier youjpgltt
-??? aurroojndibg
ao oU1J;T?i34 ,p e people carf auf
<paw tlieciti^ens in thr? vanity ,in kindness
and . hoapitaMy??-It ee?m* they cannot do
f^nough for our soldiers ; D(l
want itgratified. We 'were truly Wrt"udate*iij
selecting thia plaie for d?jH and instruction.
Tfie boiirfor tho presentation oMbe Flag
jraa ' The^parade ha^tfji? been
fjgooe th*oughj*4tf$ Colonel closed tlrtPRegiraonl
tn mriaa, officers to (be front ; Adjutant Sloan,
ikJ v- - 1: -1 J> -*?
tviiv, wj iuv crj, iv m *crj nccwmjjiiBinju omcer, i
eonduo&ed the "Marshall Kiflca" to the front,
Th^Colo^el then facing the fair'donor who
upon the.arm of the Lieut. C?l
.onfel ireteived ffQft^^f^he flag, and then far
the OvnyiiBny presented it in^he name of
th? dbno'fin jbhjjhof his happiest and most elo
quent addresses. It wohld* be impoafible for
mo to give you even a synapsis of the address,
bt&Bufi\ce it. to say, that itvu well conceiv
ed^ appropriate, soul-stirrlhg and>ras respoud*
eel ^oby'th'e-en^ice corprwith.a hearty good
jr^.Setfg't Zejgler received the flsg, aijd in, b?r
: half of the company respoqded,iriths:, {buy
ing eloquent strain: -'**
Mrs. Marshall: Ifa fcettilf of^fti^opmfean^
* which I have ho n o u r'i orep r e ? o n? VI accept
with 8lac$re,th$dks .?lkis-rbti0Ot1faf banner so
, fcrtndly.'h^sV&w>!<j^ft^n .3^1 accepting the
gift f-jieed oijty- remark'Ibat sol diets of Qo
' PalnieHo State wish no other incentive to he*
roi6 deeds than the thrilling.memories wh'ich
plyater so thickly around all 'the past history
, of our loved and cherished Carolina.
Ever since the gallant Moultrie .in . 1716
with his devoted band of 600 men repulsed the
proud British fleet of 2,600 to the day when
tjlje mercenaries of a fanatical and ^despotic
government again surrendered to the so'diers
of S. C; and the almost impr "goable Sum
ter vasTedne^d chiefly by the satrieold fort
of Palmetto boys, thia gallant State has ever
been another name for noble add generous
patriotism. Worthv hprn?? MorUn ?<m
Snmter, she atfll leads the* van in all great
dcfdi^od manly daring. Do we need an ex
ana?liu?LTne last. brilliant Victory won by'
our troops on the soil pf-Y?rg?fi1a lha effi
cient illustration?and j,ha;future historian will
record io letters of living light the Valor of
Carolinian?*in 18C1 on the great batjtle ground
of the Old Dominion-Soldiers of "Abbeville.
' .peed I remind you that "/fur Ditf^fet was the
?>birth place of the^reat Southern' Stq^sman,
fgd that we ore now Sa^htinj^^raantain'thc
very prinoiplea which fiig^ed <??11 of the
mighty energies of 'Calhouo'a great mind I, Wo
conttndinp fnr
_ o o ? -"fi ??
rhome and lift itself. ^B8y <tur oaUge is juat, we
. believe we bare CelejgUi) r?piciu,
nuu me^gnra^aimciion ot and caqnot
be othe rwise than tbe ^ero
of Buenariata for oar Tresid^T .nfii^ aaatv
ble, dhripg spirits as BeaurexrajrtJ. Lee, and
Johnston* for our comrnaijdtVsj W<T with the
t -propitiori's smile* of a jusllh^d Omnipotent God
-, on^our side, to q|iicld dijrect and supports lis
We Is ok fofvrar^-to-ja bright and glorious fu
tu?*fof .ouVfpjitUefcn confederacy?i/u^barf
?yef' stara in our new con?
stgUatioft rnSyTblro, t he.'tentral star iri> the
briilinpt galaxy must ev.er 'be So. 06. May w^,
erer .remember that the ejfia qf our ^ friends
opr l^trict and our State are upon uj: niavwf
remejnber that tbo very name of onr eg
was given in hooout of one, who- dn.'
field* of' Mexij^T ever led hj? command - to
victory. It vlu a soldier of Abbeville.-\tho
first planted tb# Palmetto Banrfer.at the <fdrita
de Bllen, ap^r led' the fpt^brn hope on '.that
t -battl?"6eld?-Let-these'recoHectiona it?
,duce us to defeofl thisflag with life itself ralli
iir tjian it" t3f>t?0, .polluted by tlij^pois
minatu>g too^jrwNhatdlM^nt
#f>rkbftm
m the.
4??rld Would be* blftojr)
'4Me Xbey pooMfM-ai^qi V ftrCh Wijjf Jh<_
-prayer* afidwtb?yr blessings, "fbeit kind aad
I. 1J. ':* --
ieiHtry, njijt^nei
Molt* aridwjthl
f0*ithit^r? will ever'loo^jMa^lt **Wj
6f"Trf1dfr- ?nd' SJwkitcf -Wi
c/kH*d orMlia fiefd of fyjon, this
coflfi^e^o^hd'
' in^^?^ni^y5*7?r ^jgwJje
tb# b^*r,v{)ut that the i'Matahaftl
Hj^es" BEfcijr ?abpves3o\ibi? 'victp?v jfh&kto
-tbf .Asej-ipfioar g?)lant IJiaOt. Ool."
*ia ?dd?lv therpeipory of-the gift beatowed op
90 u^'hy bU fitfitonred'Hdx. "? . .
'vfb* thggsfijffiwr Be?<j?r'-8Ag9t^t Mc6te:
Jto-xoof bandit I oomffiifrifiAia <ft g, Gfbard'jt
?ijklac^wtrait, and3figP">6fa'
, *tfie gf]!3$VJa?p?r r stfll mor*r?^Jfiriv fhat of
the intrepid B?lleok atMh* gatei "o?rM?xiao,
.rather than to ??wnlt your color* to (til or
.trail in the dart.. -Permit'jbfe j fchat<fin;iio
r>auida could I ptloa tBeu-, hi w%ich
Ufccon fide. M?y - tbey eirtfowaM triumph ?Jfc
ly in batfi^ rfdmajP' #$^i^cdily iuae+id In
| oop lioiy^and p?triatfc <pl^p8n, on?P art** oor
beaat?
ac&lem of
vudin rtiois 4
bo loo j/m out <B4M? jjtfa
!1 Rihes" this fi?g ?b^ naVer^t fo
in'(be faca of our ?iflbtM.
tag ia.of deep bin* aillc, ffiCatitifally
irOucnJ. On coe ?ide is the.'Palnidtto
rnhrCr^ttV vtM
r u ader tfeatrei MH
iliptk
8 motto above, nolli.**
tfflfsevening, i
10;;?The
suite have returned
Beauregard and Johnstor
ejgted on his .going tov
ProslOoot.' f ho fortifications fit Mdgpjika* are
forritidable, afcdwDurgOng, particularly Sber
men'a form.An important part of the defences.
Beauregardf Jtoformed the Prioee that they cap
tured gups. y
It is authenticated tbat J^piith vf$i>
tared io New JSi&k&sa member ^of the do3T
will bo held naa
t^^Eljv ";
The WorU says th^t a vi
and ^he (ftortjr P<fjf fouglit
ifequia.Crce)t.j, TdrniTtag* went
"flfii W^fflfei^bTgiit live bS&tl ^
'armed men, cussed from Maryland to tUo
White Hquqe Pojm. whete the Coniedenrtr.fcM
pUntiDg^ batteries, m
Tjk.?#i4uii< ?0J> t ^t\a gang of>M
work -establishing^ telegraph from h?|
ters to till the earops.
e at
The Hcratyhfla reliable lntelliytog*
sayithat ttiSSjCojjfederatea arqcoocaitefttijl^
from Point' of ilocks to Alexaridria, i't?*Iar"g?
IxnlieK, ami atievery ford 6n the Fdtomfto.'- .jpt
m difficult to tell whether their moVbmerita are
preliminary to an attack, or to guard against
another Fed?r*l!?d vance. The opinion of ex
perienced officers is that they are pprely de
fensive. 4^,
McClell^nV p/epnrationf'aro eqrrtlTIy availa
ble for attack or defence. Ills, arrangements
enable .him to repel attack at Dug Point and
along his whole' line, or to thrd'^r. forward Ins
tvhole cojumn simultaneously^ u^on any given
jp?urt.
Richmond, August 10.?Nelson, tlie submis
sion Federal member.'of Congress from Ten
nessee, has been-brought here a prisoner.
Bicuuoi([tr; August 9.?'The Richmond papers
of this mdr/ilog semi officially abnounce that
Admiral Dundas will disregard the Lincoln
irfbekade. Tjtje British Consul here states that
ho has no official nutl\o,rity for such state
ment. ? 3
Louj^tli-k, August 9.?Thirty-nine coonijft
hare been heard from. The. Stato Rfahtera
gain-8,9.87. They lose in Anile ?>,
lin 6j$Herder?on 161.
Havana, August 3.?The Cap.tait
absent from thjs city, taking formal p<i
of St. 'Domfingo?
Niw York, Augnst*9.?Sir Charles Wode^
house, in the House Of Lords, said that this
year's pr.oduet of India cotton^trould <^e on
in^reas^of 300,000 bales. 1
<SiThe Italian people's protest against- thi
French ocoupation_. of Rome ia receiving an
immense Dumber of signatures..
"Indkfesdbsce, A ugust 8.?The Sftfeta Pf ?na?
has arrived, Bringing intellignce that tffereii
great excftemcnt in New Mexico an
The people are threatening the puhlio pepper
d
ty. Une thousand /Fedfer'al troops are-return
ing to the States, having beeu recalled. Twt
Federal officersJ)<ive deserted and joined tlx
T$*auj. I^io "foroea at Fort Bliss ar?
700 ^f<>0 g, and Tfiair plfckels are within let
miles of" Fort Filjniore,''which is defended bj
tbir$^fn,companies of regulars.
GeSV. BEAUnEGAnn'a. Pi.ans.?A Richmond co|
re8poW?f?t Coli\tub4ifrt3fii;iW, ^vitiDgQ)
iiUfe. 1st ej^il
'L<Ut (Jfeniag-I spent ap hpfrKpfc the^
lodging* .ofr-an, officer, of (tot) "
Sta*fl?novr -qn a tojaporarj- viii
mm been at the general's.
the ftrst preparations were rila
bardment of FoiitK<6alnter. I
nd
sine*
for the-bom
learifed muni
3vriiig t]]i? in&viei*, in regard to the move
ment* of the-atmy of the Potomao, which I an
not at liberty to diMflo**; There are aom<
movement*, contemplated, ns'they may be fall]
executed bdfun^ tb)*-j^in print, there ia no im
pr.5yjriety.jg stUtirlg. And.fiyet, I vtke, grrx^ifici
| l"lp l)?8 Gen. Beauregard suffician
"Cfapipocthtton. f?e would have beei
irf-VSfchiqgtoii t on ^ie" Wednesday after thi
ba?$jhpfjftr fnrSh^r Kwto adequately ??p
"ihis iropprtnofc branch of*niilitury ope
;#?* T?Jhiily-awaiting the^jyypleti?$o
othir a"Vrotjg?Dieni? nacessnry id-?ii adv*n?i
a DO It Arlington Hainhln frnm'tln ??
points. I infornjft) by wliatj^
^sidered pretty good autborityJl tkHt jt
jpeaaregard'a^d&iga to crow ttfM?otomai
point bet *
"Georgetown* etiter
0.?.. ^ i
_ _ gJsW iii that dftec*
(r,?.r_in.il tliasgaHn the reSr itf*Arlingten for
tificrftEDn d ca> off the retreat of {.he
aljataop.the Virgin aide of -Po torn lie. Bui
jut iriaffd'a
ma Linn U fAlUtkU
j ?lt?urly %spettBtitfh of a deppatch from Geg
fetiuregurd! Bum?#b|un^i>>t&'to tbi field;
nou Mana?s*b?in Euoort?-Th<
;pKiobl<Jpnd Whig, i.n Making ofUiedetails o
opfgrftatvigtory?Myfcftf gaiaa, truly reraorks
I / All tbest-pariicotl^partrayed by no
'erentpen*. Bave fcfce tb^ been conned over
perhapMr^rltb ^eligj)t, in London and paria,
Tfiey tofcgb European atataenwn* Wiat Yankee
I "bl&ar, and awag?er,.?fid . ^tension tfre noCh
HSy^oro tj^anCbiai^gWUgi the Yankee
6jf#?rrfbi<^lis a very rick'etVy ^concern ; and
(bat W<ufitnffy>n, witlfLincpIn and lii?fagiti^c
cloak arourfd hitn. if 4o longer the ?eqt of tfapbK
in the' Witlern world. Lord Ci)Ai<rfton''in4
Louie N%g?fc?$h h?v*. no.doultf, by tbia time,
eookut^i SeJrard'* J&H)yiDg^$80g?oh& with
ifn i?p ?
do faU
_ the Yankee
ttrmll nHobanieft QootHvaneee,
fid Wh'e*fc|dr the. world, Bfaept the C^Kiiji,
in btaqffec *nd lying, th* y&i* men of <AvNtv?'
iSdldihg Stalet are 0te trjf* Gentry anXrifi Mat
ter? ojLthe QprUinenl.
tN*vT?yhe m
y#ter
.fe?t % >!)> wpfc
4u^pU?? wf^undB#
have Rornft-]rukr7rtattta
Uftrf^AJr t
mSttiqigo^iant dfVM re
i]/tftd to the eii^pim of
' ral troops. Tttk is
? ieorrf
pl?asaai.lpcftl>l
ilia RioSmeod
v ? 'A^LxiL-jj
111 If 111 III I
,opx
ew^dHt
r rcaHFBi>Ha4a?0A
.JTBb London correspondent of the .? _
' Baity jfev)* ia Ws-letAfr&fJuly it) mikea the
following important atateraetfta*^*
y.**Rutnor? of a change of Mini?Ti^>i$frrft${>?t,
bat cao be traceiKto no reliable and cartful
source. However, the con^Uofr"of afTaift
both athorae aud abroStf^ *y in
troduction of 'aoine'if Ajj^tnd inatetikl.,
f?R.q the qyeet^a codnoila >"'an?eaTcly nececpi^y.
I thjj ^ittJiesl reealta of euch tifc&jH&nt,
< . lUWUh
BMDBtaitJU!94V? p*wrnw?>eeqppieajipeeayy
by tlic precept Ministry, witl-lio tli'o recogni
tion of lh*, indopcndonco vG?jlfed?r*lo
State}, of America. W m^8B# startling
novBr bifp it is >nky?rtbelfcM true, .Tifcou '-will
please note thar tfcfe few nredtotiouk triors
. ventured from time to time." iu n?y letters on
^iSfcr8ubje^, "UaVYftflavery iiuiaoca be'eg -ful
filled, attditftai. I hav'e'mraled'y.tfu^q-.no-ttiigU
fact. Tb?-feroeioiW ivwaulU of the Northern
opipifaf^tot polioy ofErigland
bava at Teng?J? -tfrsry^l^krtiole of
sympathy that may l>a'?e l>?eu ffilt for Vjiat
termed rft~ thjqn "a wjir- fgrtfra
and" th? :otions uthWtyhMi pf Ui?1r disregard
t<ft corBTi hich sjr*l 1 votfWtj if*""itheir accusa
tion s igaiw>u pioph^f tYp'se lplandaj-. haa
' ''led to the conclusion tB*t their vituperations
of tbp SJou^rii Slates were anfoare just aa
reckless and untre.
"On the othfrluindj^Mie brfatal and forooioua
appeals of the "AbolUiafl press l<j the worst pas
sions of human natafe", and- tkfcfdeclar'ed inten
tion oi devastating and crC$ilbg the Southern
States?the land ofrtheir re|atiws and our
own?has prodti&B not only the deepest "dis
Rusthere, but the lioitest indignation. If there
be one cliaracte^filio'bl5'which the true BrTfon
boost! more than,.soother, it is his love of fair
play: and now fie*neei'in the SoutliHhe injured
and weaker party. Jhe same pens that, only
1 a few. yeo^lBgcy^Qyimoned the humanity of
EuropS Vwirjd to rfcstfto^-the oppressed
victims of tyramty and usnrpalion in other
lands, are huartv j^1 work to deuotlnce the?rond
ness of-a Go^lfoiAent Chat tramples'tyrery con
stitutional goQvtajty o( your Republic under
"foot Sf' ?*fllkis^ever?e *bffull tlio
' (federal * ^ immVjfiwJfffting
'of the cu ^ ?rt?c?re desire for
* the preservat "&?_ ^nieuop cepublic on
the basis of .o^fOFtfill britrails. and
this tfc <4lranr!a but' onjy. Toico
nmorjf? yo^t-tr.._ _ijrfhthHHirismen?.
"The e&abtfaoneftfc a<Vgfee mrtiUry despo
tism is depreeatad, and- ttl^jjfcren be resisted,
j ' "The inauiirncUifiDgHlijinNtts aro restive nnd
tlfe prJSlpecta on.nlhsidjs for Ibe coming.winter
are highly n' -''*00 InV(Ri? SMnfodia col
^ .onics jiueV bm**ilk^'CTfa^there can
, *bi*<K?'h* *%a<J?^sUpply of ofctton
' 'IHftt kh? " jihTall other soflrces are
i .ad->>1tU<T to be utterly indequale without the
i your Southern product.
[ -"Tou will perceive by ihejournali^that the
BHtish forces in-the Cnnndns nre #to be still
. further augmented and the fleets in your wa-i
^(jters doubled, llef&frrta are current that Pres}
5 dent Lincoln'i%lockade is inefficient, and that
much favoritism is shown. If this be so,
prompt action on" tUfc^part of thU.Govenl&tat.
may be surely anticipate d." J
* " ^
Tiiobk IIandci i i s?A distinguished minister
of Richmond iins written to a friend in:the fol.
& .lowing strain conccruing the Lincoln hand
citfTB:
&othiWg that lifts j*ct beendono by the
has so deeply moved my indignation,
A young.minister, #0 was (silenced in Alex
andria by federal authority, lias Just reached
this country, (Bekford); He say* there is no
jdoubt the desitrn wos to talca nrf*on?m ?nA ??.
rest privatg^itizqji^handcuff them, and march
titftfO in the fro^t oMhe.baUfefor'?their own
$jCdtecttoo. m dealginfamous. It
conld nejjjgr enter into henrta^not, bereffgf
every emo ion if chivalryandself-respeot. It la
most pofitivoly fiendish. It must {novo the
Soyth to the moet-anited, determined and he
roic resistance tliat the world luis 6ver scan.'
My arms w'jjre -not made to wear handcuffs,
nor shaUfl^y, while God gives me strength to
resist Ibciieve the thirty thousand hand
cuffs will bo worth more than thirty thou*
Sand Tolunteers to the &<iutb, They must
inspirw^he South with an everlasting loathing
thi?race (hat could^ plan for^hetn a d#gr*
1 dgtion so profound aintt" gallmg?>aq injury
UTft w/B cannot retaliate without aaorigoips'
oar character in the estimation of theaivilised
world. > . ?* t
t
r Tkmneaseb ElWotton.?Th* return*, ffom tfclr
State come in but slowly, -Id twenty si* conn
Lies, moatly official, and two or .three precinct*,
.the vote for Governor attnda as followa:
Harris ., . . V 88,427
Polk . . . .. . * 19,82ft
The.couQtie* ag^prinoipally in EaaNSftnoee
Me where PoJk.geU *11 hia .heaviest, o|*?
[Governor Harris i?, without - doubt re-elected
Governor. % ^ ?
The vote on {fo-'j^nt^fcjBiHffiopstitution" of
the Confederate Stptfo, UNS^j^^-^Mejooun
tlet, nn'J.six militottp^pn^iSiei; tallas a?f31
!owy: ?. J., ,**
Pdn the Constitution^,, ^ . , . * 8^849.
Against the Con*tiiution . '> . . . 15,478 *
The. on?t??itioi? j# evidently adopted by an.
ovorvrholraing majority.>
Th^fdHowfet ?<stnber?^9f Qqpgrm^rr b?
el^i^oe.
Ijeved b
SMR* Vflby,
CurOtbeti. '
Tn*t \Vant Cav*i*t.,
ffuiu'uTi i-- ?
iS?v 7'
now. Yilterday
Col. fcVabatn of the 70tik^i
"Mgfif
cavrflfry tp'on and bring t
whor?} armr i^lbrtb^'ihjv
der his oooimand
'arisenJfetr