NIGHT THE DAV, THOU CAN ST NOT THEN BE FALSE TO ANY MANV*

VOL. XII.-NO.

? ? ? « m II ??. II i ???¡ii ,.i j0 Institution in luis a 1ro» won mi wiitin war Charleston, dy tito i» over, will bo pointed nt ns Tcjcgiophic News from all Quarters The State of Fort Moultrie the What tho enviable distinction in - Flag During English Columbia und Hielt soldiers who ofico "belonged to Hampton's RKÏÏIMOND, 2b'-ll III.-Tho vote Papers Say. ." Froqi tho Charleston Mercury. mond, (or their discipline mid fine appearance. 1" fur May p. Bombardment N.U'OLKON lil IN A LUANCK WITH JliFF. Logion secession her« is nimost unniiíiiioús. For HAT. S. arc Maryland. i I sec it »Iso stated in thu* newspapers that lt is our util to Ht out this HEADQUARTERS, AKTIM.KUY, 0. A., DAVIS.--We informed upon the host, .Tho is on duly only Troop ratification. 4,UUU. Against it, LO. KOUT SUMTER, 184)1* most lind a*ll this dospot'sjicel thy#Bhoro, Capt. Hawthorn's and Col. Pool's companies ol' Crt vuIry. but to take cure of tho families of With tin; ot' Muy 18, unnameable authority, np. .'Maryland !..I aro converted into exception Alexandrin nnd To His fíxceUcncy Otc Hon. F. W. J'i'/ccns, roof is caused the Beelzebub of the Tuille- Ilia touch is itt rapidly being well drilled soldiers who aro in need. none will the rel urns received by thy templo door, soldiers. Thole is no Surely Portsmouth, by telegraph Governor oj' Sfanith Carotina. ries. Louisiana, Florida «nd worn Mnrylnml ! - better material for good be so bord hearted as to refuse to to such hero nb votes nt Mississippi "''..'. give give all against the ordinance. Sir: I have hud tho honor to in nil French once. Tin? Avenge thc patriotic'gofo soldiers than that In these mountain com¬ One who has, and refuses to Thc of place possessions French .That tho streets of /u charity. give Vditors the Ditpatvh estimate the your hands tho of »South Carolina, which owned the half of St. and of flocked Hftltintoro, panies. under such i ii eum«-tances, is as bud, if not in flag Domingo, many ?And be tho battle of majority tho State in favor of the ordi¬ on Kort Moultrie with that of tho South¬ the little of a qtu>en yore. 1 hope, fellow-citizens, that wc shall now worse, th. ii ilu- ouin who ictuses to de¬ nance" at flying fragments submerged continent Mayybilld ! My Maryland ! be yoting 150,000. ern waa the for which above the as thc able to send forth a troop of Cavalry which fend Lb; efiuut ry. w! Hi thal is invaded KLOUKNTK. S. Confederacy; signal general peep up waters, Antill¬ *? country C., May 23.-Thc Eighth notion on the 12th and 13th ultimo. es, were French; Tho bas ¡in Hark to wiind'i ing sim's appeal. will flo credit to tho District ami to the volun¬ a ¡oe. i w s 11 M r. Emperor idea ; ! by loreen dd by Poinsctt. Régiaient South Carolina Volunteers This waa to the of is to frontiers. The Maryland teer service, lt is Known to that Colonel Mien he lil»>I visited 1 ri me. he haye flag presented garrison revendiquer inference is My mol her State ! lo I bet* I kneel, you formed the ibis day responded nobly to tho call to enter F< rt Moultrie in while South Helias set the Wade has been authorized the ii i. l.ce a veli February last, easy. Spaniards al St. Domin¬ ,* Maryland I Hampton by ;tqi¡ of pleasant mid agreeable the sbrvico «d' tho Confederate States Gov- Carolina was nu President of tho Confederate :. independent State, three go and thc Americans the ears, that Pé&lfl^ iS'ild 'hiiVtll. fer woe nhd weal, States to reisé young gentIcntiiR., econ . d. v ho by by by ' highly plisl ortiliiV.nl. Indies of Charleston, Mrs. ('has. A. and be in ¡is a T.fiy pocrloss'chivalry reveal, - Legion for twelve months, ¿'ol. i lao.pino is ¡.eeo i d in be shunned in Mild Scnnlan, by may step benevolent media¬ a society di>pisod. SAVANNAH, May 23.-Tho Con¬ Mis. Julia Kunhardt.and Miss Kale Nail.- to! to tin: of in Anti gird thy beauteous limits with steel. gentleman of military inheritance lie is » ht Spanish Slop effusion Blood, mid (|Uat- eoiiuii'td the cause, and was. intunned that sul has just returned from a outside It was worn P. Marj land! .My.. Maryland \ of G Wede of he hi trip Ty- lipon that fort until replaced ter tho Palmetto of Carolina with the lilies of grandson Ollera] Hampton, p 0 d never served il! cump-iigit. or beeii in u beOi No vessel was in the by American Revolution, a sun of blockading sight.-' Confederate and rehoisted with France. Quantities of rifled cannon and Theil \vll| liol cower in tj:c dust, und Gol. Wade buttle in all the Wars of Frnn.ee! So it will Ile il boat sixteen miles outside 11fri last Ensign '* ' one ol ?pok'o pilot upon the occasion alluded to. shell are sont to Mew Orleans and Maryh.nd ! Hampton, Gen. ÎTi ekson's gallant Aids he with a young; man in'South Carolina, who and tho Ihitish Pensacola sword never rust. in the battle of private yîloltt Camilla.- During thc action it was four times in French bottoms but Louis is n Thydieiniilng shall Now Orleans. Ile isa gentle¬ doo* mit volunteer in this great for These confirmed the statement perfo¬ ; Napoleon Maryland ! man of struggle that there rated by tho shots fron» this fort, three of manufacturer of and has al¬ great military pride mid honor, ii our m.tional and worse will it Was no great artillery, Henteniber Carroll's sacred trust, pru¬ existence j be blockade. The Spanish Consul will, which are still visible. Tho fourth was cut a storo from to dent, sagacious mun, and >. si ill'u! oflioer. Ile tor the tdd iiuVtii who refuses to ways whence lend a friend.- lleiiieinbcr Howard's wttrliko thrust- give his money therelore, return immediately to Charleston. out a citizen of who Ile cannot be for And till sluniberors with the will not only rakoa spirited and wise com to thc soldiers or by prominent Virginia, blamed, Virginia herself is thy jilst, freely support abroad their wished to show to tho of his State n cannon I munder in butti« hut a kind at d fan.iii« s nt people casting by night and day, and it is a Maryland: My Maryland protecting Itoiiic. RICHMOND, 23.-lt is in evidence of tho battle. 1 toss father to bis As ..II May reported tangible nm, very up whether they are. sold to Northerners Come ! 'tis the red dawn ot the Legion throughout tliot.Mtiup.aign. obi Union mun. I givo to this llroo'« s private advices from that tho com¬ day, Thc second is « F.nropo, respectfully, your obedient servant, or Southerners. lt is true that tho ...... tl) command Ci,|. nh UMii). .1 son. two horses and a of quite Maryland! avalry my negro boy, missioners the Confederate States have i lt. S. French arc vast in ('onie! with thy array, gentleman of decided military talents, and ¡.nd dollars, for the of necessitous been to Rri'MSy» making preparations tho panoplied was litty Support introduced Lord .John Russell, und Lieutenant-Colonel naval but t. 9 American . ! .one-half of Artillery Commanding.. department, Maryland supposed by your Legislatur« futilities ot soldiers. 1 hope no secessionist, entertained by him at bis residence. could all navy With Üiitggold's spirit for the fray. to be the proper person to al the he:.d ol who wort iii his be split into matches-by La Gloiro With Watson's blood at pince jtnitr blue cockade, ready to Ai.Kx AN DU IA. 23.-It is STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Monterey, the State in this lita lc ni May reported alone. The Kmberoi* doubtless watches Willi fearless bowe and revolutionary struggle. h at melli's will refuse to that President Lincoln has 18G1. *" events,1 dashing May, This will be «d' d>. waining, proposed to thc Headquarters, May 14, and as surely will consult thc interests of Maryland! Sly I Legion cohtposed tbè clio h ts. i nw thal M'fíí'diiiKcomo upon us. And European to the tissent of thc To Tiiéutcnanl-Colon(il Maryland of the and will ni powers give Riph')). France" but bc has other airy State, bc called ¡pto.in ihei move. I tender n y own services, when United States to the of tho j Sir: I received yours, with tho hereafter; objects Conto ! for thy shield is anti mediate action in the held I am propositions Purls flag you nearer home at present, and the to tho ' bright strong, CUM t ;.ii.\iou-.t< ht. occasion them. ibi ti n ri va cor i 11 delivered to mo, and I will it as a suita¬ voyage Maryland ! see tho O Rronks requires Congress, prob g p t g-which keep Gulf of Mexico would exhaust all tho coal -.Conic ! for does thee Troop" attached to this Le was in thrs ble memorial of the and bear¬ thy-dalliance wrong, I think will LOOA M TI KS AND proposition rejected 1850 by Gov gallant intrepid his can Maryland ! gion. they do honor lo tho Le PISTANCKS.-Tho in« eminent.- (.'mirier. ing of yourself, and the noble garrison under steamships carry.-fjivci'pûol Courier, and to their «> teiiso interest SOth Come! to thine own heroic throng, gion. country in the hour with which thc movement of AI.I'.XANDUIA, 23.-Several member.1 your immediate command in Fort Moultrie. April. "That stalks with hibert b'allle. Their commander. Lanm au our is followed, renders the May few persons in this y along, Captain troops following of "Lincoln's Cabinet ar«' him to It was confidently asserted that Fort Moultrie RKWILDKUKO.-Very Ami give a new A'ci/ to thy song. is a id' ¡ m* unies of Value in urging pusll country ever believed in the of a young gentleman spirit, roulage topographical getting a forward a d'ui'nine into Con would be nothing but a un¬ possibility Maryland I My Maryland 1 accoii II with the Hrs char ¡den ol' tl 'ti current news: corjm Virginia. "slaughter-pen" Southern secession «nd of a separate South¬ plishincnts, gradúate, Scott tht.t he is not for : der the (ire.of Fort Sumter. behoved ! honor, in the Institution llAvitK l)K (IRACI..-At says yet ready such Many ern Confederation, until thc fact was Dbai'.moThcr burst the tyrant's chain, Military of the. St¡de tho mouth of tho step. it, and therefore, I think your de¬ actually Maryland ! Ile bas been in command ol one or two eon. near tho head ol' garrison accomplished. Fewer still, were SuMpiehainui Uiver, Chesa¬ lt is now believed that tlue Abolitioi serves tho higher credit for meeting with en- perhaps, Virginia should not call in vain, sinee his and is now a is two miles fruin prepared for the of energy, ! panics graduation, Pru peake Day. sixty Philudcl- troops will move on fron gornVss the conflict of the 12th and 18th ult. display resolution, Maryland lessor in the Purinen Sind, M At this Harper's Ferry and political in all the She meets her sisters on thc i:nive.rsity. phiiii point continuous railroad com- and at tho 3 You said that, could stand the sagacity apparent pro¬ plain- officer, with such a in. linnie timi is Williaiosport. Pennsylvania, sann always you ceedings of tho and so 'Sic .mniff." 'tis th« proud refrain, il ry education, is tm interrupted by a ferry. time attc. to !orc«< fite ns as and South, furnishing met A NN \i pt the passage of the Po long Major Anderson, your eye marked a contrast to the Tba' Itallles minions back amain, every day at the h »ad id a troup of cavill (»l.t.-«.-On the West side of Chosa- tonino tit kindled with enthusiasm for treachery, the imbe¬ ! Tho hirst k>- river Point of Rocks. The troop! always thc day of or the bewilderment of certain Maryland ry. Lieut« mut is tho Rev Mi pe Hay bout lilly miles from Havre di! from trial. That did como cility, North¬ Aviso, in Williaiosport will endeavor to storm tin day and you proved ern statesmen. No one majesty again. Gaillard, a gooflbimiu Ol talents, courage HfV Uraco', thirtynine miles by l'ailroatl from of the his in anticipated that sonic Mar , lund 1 My Maryland ! positlol) Kentuckians on tho yourself svjtcvfor every military point of the foremost mon learning. He was a secessionist of the Iiis W ishingtoii. laud heights, Mary of view. of the victorious anti¬ I see the blush water, and is lloW to for the dot. ANNAPOLIS;. JUNCTION.-The ot opposite Harper's Forry. slavery majority would seek in the hour of upon thy cheek, .going fight junction are The Vou have was " ' Maryland volunteers flag dclivored shot " Maryland !.. trines li«' Mr. a voil ii the branch road with tho Wash constantly armin; triumph lo evade the irrepressible conflict But wast preached. Prince,- Annapolis heve'in numbers. through four times, and the staff was over large ' thou bravely meek, o' as true as .«-ver brunell, nineteen miles from yet flag which the}' had themselves announced, ! gentleman courage N'unpr iligloll Auu.tp.dis The bondon Tintes that a letter o never cut down, nor was tho ever lowered. by Maryland had', is the Second Licntc.mnt. Mr. Alexei and twenty H.iles fiom says flag unworthy suggestions of compromise; audit lml lo! there surges forth a shriek Washington City. iii.M'ijiie fro.i» Jell' l>.i\is- is HS u Fort Moultrie is identified with thc dor McPee, \< ho will bc .?< I 'mtv quite good sepa¬ was to most From hill to hill, iront creek to creek- foílvO") tip .*»»igb .Nii'N'noi'..-Al thc junction pf .l imes one linii. Lineólo. rate of South Carolina in 1770 equally contrary pcoplo's expec¬ Potomac culls to tn in b tilo, is Cornel of tlic Uiver with independence tations that every overture should Chesapeake. catiijvor (Vi upanj (Northern side) Chesapeake Pay, Mr. M. P., introduced the Com -when the flag-stall" was cut and when conciliatory Maryland! My 1 ¡ Thc is . < : of L»w\ers an about hours from Gregory. down, be ir beaten minor, Maryland Troop posed yi-uug forty eight steaming Posion. niissioliors of I lib Confederate States to Lon the heroic nailed it to the ixd- contemptuously ignored by Doctors, gr i.luatt s of fannel and four from New York. Jasper gun itv. At one time the most friends Thou wilf aol yield thc Vandal loll, «ollcgt-s. young twenty Johli Russell iiii the -lill inst. The intel and now it has becomo dear to the sanguine and oí" fortuno, merchants and un Nmtl-'ol.K.-About miles doubly of peace would have ventured to Maryland ! plantéis twelve South ol view WS i'ñfnriill-'l.-Md, Hi heart of every in our hardly sup¬ Thou wilt liol oronk lo lils oh»Oles of the Port j/. Carolinian, maintaining pose that six weeks could from tho control, highest respectability. .Monroe, which commands tho cntrntici Sr Lou li», General Prie second independence, and this elapse Maryland ! Rut this is not end ever 10 it. .May 22..MijnV although flag date of the new President's Helter tho tiro theo Troop yet full, and Con. Ilu rn have been in had been cut and cannon inauguration upon roll. man who is of i. i ey eonsultatio through through by without a blow struck on either Helter the blade, the shot, the young ambitious fame or di t't.CK i>v I.I.K.-Fourteen miles from in reference tn the balls, it continued to float in defiance and single teing bowl, »nd who to neutrality] Roth prc yet side. On the other bad Than crucifixion of thc soul. Ûliçtjôli'; desires serve his eontilr Balintore, tin the railroul to Harrisburg fessed a under a hand, many persons should desire fm pc ce. Pride pledges th triumph boinbardmont of thirty-three been to that there Maryland! My Maryland! step forward and join it. Ile enim (Ja b.g proh'bly thc nearest point, accessible of the In hours, and kissed thc in wel¬ lately encouraged hope be in a power State preserve order, au breeze, eager be no war at all. I better position in tho Confederate A on tin- rail to 1 i.i lt i u H tte, from tittil direction. General come, it waft the might possibly hear Ute disímil ilntndor hum, His associates in this 'j PAI.II Harney agrees on his part to nink hoping »night hostile fleet in HOil Maryland! my. roo]), and in tl .uuui:.-Ninety-eight miles fron mt un tl.er movements. si<îht np to a from thc [Liverpool Mercury, April . Thc Obi will all he from hospitable reception TIIK BLUNDKRS oí'" bine's bugle, fife and drum, Legion, gentlemen-men of spit Philadelphia, thirty eight Washington NK\V VOIIK. 22.-The London 7V»i< Cohuubtads that lay under its folds, of LINCOLN.-Dy talking Maryland! and courage. Col. writes nie th eighty live Trum fron .May with haughty coercion, Mr. Lincoln kept up a continual She is not Hampton Harrisburg, eighty-one urges absolute in tho America your cager boys ready to draw thc strings fever in the dead, nor deaf, nor dumb- two of his sons.will bo privates in a 11 'ipei s and seventeen froiti neutrality and let thc world South, enabled the Montgomery Huzza ! she tho Northern scum troop Ferry, Antuipo diflk-itltics. lt the law a.? well as th know that the old fort ol spurns ! to be raised ¡ti Columbia. Ju a lis. ii .. ti uri. says Government to concentrate its on She breathes-she burns! cavalry lint moral of coi '70 was alive, and to answer foi energies she'll come! she'll cpm< of ?an feelings England forbids the ready again tho soldier avoids all flu- hitiKentucky defensible, but strong words do not erny. ii, tpv const survey m«| Tennessee. wonderful of ii the hearts of tho brave, ns long ns the,Palmetto where one is ti ti.! , non-e [A truly piece take forts, and Mr. Lincoln is further now killed by build. Tri Itglil « j roíi of Illtltipioro. tb shall wave without n Opposite tclligenQO Ho has been cul led lo Wasl Fing stnin. f from From horseback is enough to Ibo lu ; vt ul .ut i;t(i>« the chuinel, which is here les 1] success against thc South than he wes the. Patriot and Mountaineer. inspiie and it is to indicate a soutl 1 tender you personally, tho thanks of tin cnwiid with th .. In ijigtoh. supposed when he started from As SPEECH OF MAJ. B F. couivgc. width, J8 tho Lazaret to light western n.oven.cut. State, for thc during and patriotic manner ii Chicago. regards PERRY, Rut, fclliiw-citizi iis wc w ut Hf»rfcf>; v: !. euse Fort Sumter itself, he did the worst thing ho At, thc Public Meetinn at on Mu Mexico has been atwurod the which you have served her from the 27th Greenville, and \W this Washington City t ton Government that the of December last to this time, on all oeca 20/h 1861. . Monroe doetrii up few of Muy, There .rea great :. (Mi who I Charleston is live hundred mid days ; but sooner than consent to acknowl¬ Mr. Chairman ¡ind : l u nyyoni.;. eighty-sevo will be enforced, and that should Eur sions and under all eireumstnnocs. Witl Fellow-Citizens jong toit, oran- -,<» it who a u.iles: to Nert any edge that South Carolina was rebellious, ho derstaiid tho of this to willing join Washington Wilmington; penn powers interiore; sho will be {xreat regard, yours, very object meeting; j« pi not »hie to futffîsh thoo.solvis will be i Carolina, three hundred and supporte respectfully. expressed his intention to send in p.tro for action, in tho a Troon of Cavah seventy-eight Spain bas been informed that if she. F. \v. PICK KN 8. provisions, liold, quired of th m. You .? list mit to Weldon, North tw proceei by force, if necessary. Ile thus gave tho" which has been in hesitate Washington Carolina, iii tho San she will do so already organized this Di .contribute liber for this Th hundred and sixteen ; Richmond to Was! Domingo allair, INDIANA THUKATENINO KENTUCKY.- South the provocation and of a triot, and to raise a for the sn dly purpose. her peril. opportunity subscription »o "forth to fight your le tiles, tn risk tin ingtoli one hundred and t Wo learn that federal troops aro brilliant victory, and had to submit toa mor¬ port of such families us uro in need, wive bves. ami thirty; Wheeling ll ICM MONO. May 24.-Alexandria is ooneenfated ::1! being rapid Tho conduct of the fathers and husbands peril ps dm it; your KéYvîcc. C (Initia tiré thine hundrid «nií éóvcntí'ífiiiieT possession ol' thc federal about ly along the Indiano, shore tifying defeat. Southon; bare * gone forth in.l refuse tn .-«>> ». - troops, 5,0( to tho Government on the defence of their yon lit them out 'i I hope no lorin in number. this stop commerce of thc Ohio river, nm has, contrary, been mark¬ - thc tel country. Union man will hesitate, and 1 am sure no: ('ui.u.c i (, SitirriiKitN DEIÎTS.-A No Early moruing drive Kentucky out of tho Union. ed by moderation and good sense. They clung Tt 'is known to fellow that graphic wires were cut, and our abo to no you. citizens, ccssionist can. without i his lae« nt Yuri lí.ri) ¡...viliu forwarded to James Fa troops, Thc tow-boat James Guthrie, that lins fictions, and were hampered by no legal have not attended fur months a hoy tig Öüp. niakiuy no resistance, retired in i jus many past, tied with tin1 blast id'shame. tn'.V. nt) rt >l ll good arrived from the South with a lut of ignorance of fact?. wanted to nf your I ¡olíI moot is I'!'| líolé, parties ¡ll Spa bil lt der, in full view of thc to Fairfi euipt plain They po|j inga,. \i known This c.«ml "yt is to he «mo ot blood, and col!.\-ti«.ii. that gentleman wrote to thci enemy, barges, was fired into twice nt in leave the Union and they left it. They 'want¬ you, also, th.it 1 w .s oppose 1 to this Station, ton mile's from Alexandria. Rookport, ed to take Fort gri tinned for years. Mindi will depend on i t following note : diann, the first gun from thc wharf-boat, an Sumter and they took it.- movement which has been made result of Oeil, Roitham,.of tho South Carolina bri tho second wished tho border States to thc throughc tho flint battle fought. ii' lim \ .'C. S. A., Sourn CAROLINA. is at from tho top of thc bank. Th They join thom, Southern States. I saw that tho ino! is to tho ade, Manassas Gap Junction, with 1 last was but and, a sooin to ment would bo made in tory South, its prestige will hi wot 'SPARTANIIUKO C. H., LY 1861. shotted, luckily missed thc boni by precipitating collision, they a . May brigade, of Col. and C» have South. Carolina, a great deal. I havo no fears of It (louth -nen : Yours ol the Otb inslati consisting Gregg's Its splash in the water was seen and hoare got thom-unless, indeed, some good my as a citizen, was being Kersh.«w's men - and li sonso ot I-thought duty, good quered the North. lt is th» for a not« on-- regiments-1,000 an evidence that mischief was intended. Washington provont thom at the stop',aside.and tnuko. no divisiou in the St« by impossible enclosing collection com maud of Gen. Cooke's foroo at free people, imbued with and the h iii favor of T. ll. & caine to Culpe It is rumored that boats will be searched r eleventh hour.-London 4tk. I ha.ve done so. courage Uyniicr Co., han per C ll.-in all 5,000 or 0,000 mon. 1 Chronicle, May of like the Southern < this Evansville, mid we lonni that a of troor last .1 said liberty, people are, day. additional has been sent to li body l'].irly Kal), to'my friend, G< be audit' " I am to regiment is stationed at and that it G KN. GWYNN.-We arc Moans, that [ should, not tho notion conquered eiui(|n"red. theyCain pcrniitted practice law by virti to Ncwburg, Ind., permitted, si.ys oppose be held in subjectif ii all tl c of I of a commission from the State of day. to all boats from enterin the Richmond Enquirer, thc fol¬ the.State, hut. th.d when she did oct, I win by powers Soul 24.-Alexandria is m contemplated stop tq.pubïjsh earth. . Hui wo shall haye of hi C -rolina-one of the RICHMOND, May Green river, a of lowing complimentary letter.i'o Gen. sustain her wit li, all. tho means emmgh Confederate States federal made tb tributary Kentucky. Gwynn, in'.'my pow lighting to do bçldro \ç<. eau convince A.' erica. lt is1 not consistent with ido occupied by troops. They At New and tl from the Governor of South Carolina. It is As soon jK'it w;.s known th it South Ca.eli my appearance this i Albany Jcfteraonville, an Northern of titi* fact. 'I CHU sr of thc 1 owe to to ti; early morning, causing most is i honorable testimonial to thc efficient ser¬ h id seceded tho Federal si people hey obligations my State meuse excitement. despicable espionnge established, frottj Union,..I two or titree bundled i cn o the wo sonic vices rendered to tho to son. " thousand from th n.y iii'oin1 ehnrneter, howover humble it-tiu Tho instigation, hoar, of wiseacre wi by General'Gwynn gal¬ uiy You must, volunteer your" s cities have federal authorities have sont n cava! thinks ho lant Stato of South : vices in ol' them all killed fighting the Sou be. in prostiluting the remedies founded \\ towards is acting by authority, to prote Carolina defence your State." His rei and bc a regiment Harper's Ferry tho STATU OF " in hctt<-r moral, social »nd indùvti mi the of Styles to the ol' ali« American There tho SOUTH CAROLINA, .was, I have already dono so." 11 i comity gain MANASSAS JUNCTION, 24.-Tho L flag. country po caring Condition at the end of (he enemies, thus a fe May plc, market men, express messengers and wai Headquarters, 28,1801. iny Union friouds in tho uppor of U re campaign, directly strengthening colniten in hu go numbers are in To April ville part re.-dv I see thc bo.st'nf Col. Rilly Will .iirn hostile government. A possession oners aro stopped and examined, and none a Major-General Gwynn : llistriet w.'iv lexandria. ' d'tssátisliéd with tho act " Sir: I have published tn tho. Northern p iper?, that w! Therefore. I herewith return said not Col. permitted tn bring butter, eggs, hay, stave just received yours, resigning -secession, and disaffected .towards tho.Stale his leaves the of Yo 1 would in Ml«worth was shot and instantly k or even, barrels to your office, " Chief of thc «.odo to seo them, and vcgijiiei.it city New say. justice to ita milkers, (hat ed Mr. Jackson, of empty Louisville.-Lout Kngiuecr Corps," up addressed two there Will not bo a hotel thief bus not bonn by proprietor tho M ville \b. under my I cannot it ithroo ol or-burglai presented ; norjinve bi shall House. causo Courier, May nppointinent. accept hundred thom ut one of their hiusti ? they Tho was the city. Can such i information of its iii »/n attempt without lo you iny thanks for thc X told them that no mail in South Carol 'mercenary hirelings any being my possessio remove the Confederate States from A returning thievisl spldiors contend in battle with S\m J A M ns fh.g REVIEW ON SULLIVAN'S ISLAND.- ability and zeal with which you served tho mad boen more to nut of secess Very respectfully, FARROW. house, over which it was oppised t|i<& ern" ? 'A is a cown To .Messrs. floating. Jaoki Ycsterday thc Governor, with his Stnto, ot n of trir.l. You woro alpin I had gentlemen rogue always Birney, Prentiss, & Flanders, A was cutto tho stall, pv period great myself. honestly believed t and a me ni man is" Cour torh fl pieces by bayonets of F cceded to Sullivan's Island to review the nf thc first man I and called into ?with a in both houses always cowardly. oy ne'd Councillors, New York city worth's Zouaves. appointed ser¬ majority of Congi is ii virtue, and » virtue, and never dw ria »int regiments. C.V., Col. Jenkins. His E vice, tho night I was at Columbia. to hjgh Spa ry All the that were inaugurated .Opposed Lincoln's Administration, and in a inc'iii bosom. Express? Virginia troops in Al ccllohcy, after witnessing tho disciplinó ai Ï then gavo yon n special which favor of tho thorn was no reason to andria aro hero. excellent appointment, South, It is true, tho. North bas more men t LATHS r FROM HUN safely drill of tho regiment, address* you and afterwards 1 - NORTH TKXAS.->J discharged faithfully, prebend any immcdiato d from the MONTOOMKUY. 25,-President Da them in a short lio ingor moro money than we hove, hut this diffère Ceo. W Wright, direct from Toxi has May spcèch. alluded to tl appointed you chief of our engineer corps, publican party. But*Um whole State, wit more Pnriv, issued his of tho when and it was is than counter-balanced hy the faett willoh pince he left on Otb inslni proclamation, announcing trying days Revolution, Virgi your professional information, to¬ «unanimity neyör before, witnessed, thou wo lire for Monday, conclusion of a treaty, oflem ivo and dofensi ia had rendered most valuable assistance with that and had lighting our homes, our indcr states that the night previous to his leavin between tho gether Major Tr.ipior, enabled tuc to differently, dissolved the Union donee and un arrived from Confedérate' Statos and the St South Carolina-especially at tho baltlo form those batteries which reduced Fort This liberty, whilst they .willvbiv light express Col. Wm. C. Your of Ten sseo. All arms finally being done, wo hud no Q(her country fit subdue and rob and a for of the Stato King's Mountain--tho homo of of tl Sumter, and I return Government murder free poo; asking assistance in besieging Port / turned over ( ninny again you my thanks than thàt of South Caroli ni lt was said bv Frederick 'the Great. Pr» buckle, in tho Indian to.tho oiifçdcrate.Statcs, and gallant mon of the fifth. Ile then spoko for your patriotio service. . look to for Nation.' Col. You control of all protection, and that w.o must susi dofico. took' sides in battle willi j had iihroh talion Fort but found military operations. i thc coll which had been made upon them I trust tho new and wider Geld of service Vitid defend hor. Whon vol un toora were always dy Wnshitn, Col. William Walker has been enter tho service of to which and best He hud with him 500 n Henry tho Confederate Statt you arc called tho noble State of for, must turn out yo] strongest, disciplined regiments, janus. Texans a in tho by thoy «nd «how tho w< think it with ibóre truth be " Th pointed brigadier general provisio and expressed tho conviction that won Virginia will add a to that were not in may said, ¡ 1,000 ChpotiiW Indians--1,500 United St.tt John D. Walbor and they large reputation your they wonting spirit and .inned is he whose cause is I were army. Capt. Lieut respond with alacrity and . T name. With most re¬ just," and troops reported to bo in Fort Arbuck ant aro boro. unanimity. groat regard,. yours, Providence docs overrule was Hagley Governor also reviewed Cob Anderson's roj 1<\ W. PlCKF.NÖ. ll most to and direct the Northern Texas volunteering en masse RICHMOND, 25.-A t< spectfully. vyirô happy lcai;n afterwards I of nations for and never for evil to May collidion men* of regulars, and was received at. Fi tiny good, go Young's assistance.t this '.thew , ..... « pliie.o on thc and Al with n ipb^yod my injunction cheerfully AVhoi'e. the first Tiittlo.will bo.,fonirht. no morning Orange Moultrie such thundering of thc 1: PRiVATKF.ua.--Tho first privateer fitted out Wlih »tluoiltV:. Moro than two-thirds^ 1 tell. A CAPTUIIK.-.Tho andria (fyiIroad, in sight of Orango C. guns as had not been since Sumter fe in the South-the at cnn. I think it likoly lu Virginia -1 Ship Thouin* Wntst between two train of hcnvMaine ! from of * probably Wcdnesdny Carolina volunteers. No. names uro C»0P9 itN TEXAIL-^IIÖ Helton 'j tho,.Upper Regiment GreonvUío, wo Indi hear from it, I .heve no doubt, a p A tug bout went from Smithville to lier gl\ (Toxi The Charleston Mercury has seen a lotter ô!d Union ipou I to Tho deepest distress hero in coi Tnthpc.ndnit, of tho 4th "Wh< report. Napoleon told his soldiers in It sistatKo, whom the aunt»in represented tl prevails is inst,says: of marquo, bearing tho nutograph of President* Orcenvillè*\\$n oíroody.scnt forth throe c when ho W«S bound Oli n quenco. hoing harvested this week, «nd will oont and dated they hogan, to complain, thut on t winding voyngo. 1 uo Davis, Montgomery, May 18, ad¬ of and lum threo niór ii mount of KKOOND DISl'A'fOII. nulli finished. Ncvor was there ftucl and a pallies v\Yo|uhtcers, fcttirn to Varis they .would be nt, largo provisions oh boura cKeii ** dressed, commissioning prominent and iioinö ready organizotl' for tin field. On pointed of- KiöllMOND, May 2f) to tho frie vast 'amount of grain iii Texas. Oats a <> it Would bo said, aa wcro suspioioris tho North Cnrolitiinns'thnt i -S|iy enterprising Charleston gentleman for thc Cheio tho Huller ul they.< Walkjnff of tho South Carolina that nono aro in,a fair to niako tho pri¬ oûimpatiï'ôô, Guards," WuîèvHrda of Paris; There goes ii «ol was bound to spine on tho Gi boys barley tfay larg vateer Borrico, n 'military post nnd wo nono-sro wc wo over saw. '"" theeomnittn*} of-Gnpt. Hokoi gallant andi who" was In tho of vc and sim wits' and i killed!, hope seriously yield Corn will/ now bo mr army italy." May ' nocordmgry seized taken it J^:<>jBtK)r>nhonoi^£;itidviatQof tho Mili Wiluiinuton, <4 ded», Thóy tuay depend upon that ¿hoy without.ndditionnl roini but wc are certain HKWARK of littlo oxycnscs»-a small bop«? that v¿; $w ; ,? :-34» > LavO' n aiMUoV'e look MSx^inhin^hk' b$ TO uutbiu# * '.> *!*.., "., . , . .. . . m Jt . .