ifloril) Carolina (ftm.
CSHtIT.OTT:
Tiiesdny, M nr r li 12. IN!.
ITU. R. Wakefield, :)., of lemur. ,. c-w..
'"lui tn ncl.ridn our suth-.r.ii J ..sent Mr
M TMivf or.'era t..r lie Winn. WmiHf asNer.
lio'nifiiu, una refeiol t'nr the a.unr. Anf nemois
subscribing ri pay K. htm m.n liurr mn'hs
ill (!. tl,r Wum for two a. .Mar..
The Inaugural.
Mr Lincoln's Declaration of War will
be found in another part of tins piper. It
cannot fail to excite i ! ! r in the tr"st
at u cai bosom. If the poliry tn it ked out
by this man (God gave tho mark.) bu car
rind out no, cot carried out, for that cm
Deter It done tint, if it he attempt, d.
then nothing can prevent l.lii.nJsbil Mr.
Lincoln refuse- to recognize th r i b t if a
State to secede, and holds tint uone Lave .
seoeded, ami boldly proclaims hi inten
li.ia lo take and hold 1 1. .? furl ami arse
nals, au T to collect the revenue id the
ceded aiai,.. Hi language i iiain and
nti!iitkaiil r
1 ' T i . c power confided to me WILL BE
1'Sl.D l) HOLD. OCl I'PV AM' poS-.-r!-S
I II K IT.opKi:, V AMi PLVKS
Bi'll.oNULNli To Til K COYIIKS'IKN I'.
AND TO COLLECT 1IIK K'lil'.S o.N
IMPiRTS ."
When tlii a'tempt i mad", and I.ii'roln
Hi! . oath ccii; .-) lii.i. to make it.
3. id tt.at be baa sa-ny iiii-oki.il tfii'
f ellDje Slid llllji ji.-f 0(' lllO S)i !. !T li
h !. N it uure, t to :.'U he wer atue t.j
c lnnand every mm in tin- North, and
tii m;li th-ir ti:ii were L-ai.jti, be wou.-l
h i h;in.f Uhiip'x to IMii. K th- r ) i- cdon
0 -iu:i .i uv?r wui'.L li" h . nd ouht to
1 1 re, no corn rol.
Mr. Lino -in siv s nrri :
"I iheicijre c toiler, that iti vivu!
i'.iD'timti-iU and the !, ti.e Union Is
M'-broken. :,! lo ti.e fX'-i.: cf my ..b: i't,
I -halt take cire as tlic fori . ! 1 1 j ! n il-cil
i;r.-iy nj inon n.-i III AT I UK
l. VS Or i iiK t:lo.N li , FA I . li
H'i.LY KXI-a'i i a!.L lilt
fc i V 1 Ko '
It J Ji - iijl m t'ter a jf re J o.ti!. hut Mr
T-.uc.iii, "cin-ii) T).'' lit; C')ii i ill r sin
r; a ci'se in I nu ev i j o ( i rt. - Uo
trU -o cmiiJ. r it. Thirc tin.' diff.'ttti'.'e.
H dt.-ire-' it xtc rniiiiuiioi.; the Southern
fj iple ilciro auu ay ti;at it ftiail b? let
t int. Ti.rr' kiiotiivr d;u. rci.ee Mr
L.tiuia he ihU'ii.ii tu "ixtcute tuf la
in a'i the :at-;'' the pcoi.l? of siTtn of
il.r Sou.fi'rn ?'9t? Cue declared t L at
th-y c - no n-iuce. tui ii.tetil lo pay
none, to Mr Lihrmu'a ijoK-riiiu-.tii. i'tirrc
ia anomer and an irrrot.c':Ul nirj rene,
ti.at Mr L.hco'n "coi.-wt- c-ili. fur !l--ititrrpoiiiou
of force. H. iMttids in-.-tu.
f t f stlt.e tUee dffurf uc-.n by a r-ort
t o ariri
T: U p aration c!oset is follows :
' In your bands, my di-ati.-ficd I'niow.
C) 11.1 rytutu, hot it; ujIik!, i tu'j ihMiiv.iit.ju,
IS" ip )l civii ar I lie ft j r uui-t.t mi.i
li a. an you i-io ran have uo coi.fl cj
: t.-u: toura-itri.' tt. a'r-
V 'i !nt Uj oatli ri-tt rt-d iu iniveii t-j
li -i-j tin: jpverriuis-, t. rn.e I l.av..' ii,t..
li. jt -j.. ruu ods ij pr-rrvc, pi And n. i
d :'vtid it "
I Ui' atd-mpt to throw tb tilji.c opoti
t:o-i- fiti. wbih have at ri it .per. in tL
tl tc " of a pljin and undjuLied rilii,
t rij'id-r tlitir CJlihrX"!!! itii ti:e u,a
L ' i n it! 4trati bim rthio 'fur people
of th- S uth uti'itr-tarid tri ma'ttr r
f :., fcti'i whoever in at'tor day tLa I
ri a M.. bi'try of ihc-e tim, nl bud
BJ diriV-'iity IB af!:j:Of! tb" b'a'i.r wb're it
i-i''.t .-fi We are vtiiitiL.; tb- i'tial
I:, 4'. i i ci!. ui to aim And urn tn
b j' i it oU'-c taken from tb acubbard, we
bi-rie it may oeer aain be beaiii?d mitt'
th'- r i; b t of the Ho'jtb are acktiow;cdj.'ii
a: r. -;' Ctd Htx.eiul -r. tt.t
" J
JiihaiiO As.ylun.
T. t have itceivd Itie j;.p'ttff the
Pr.-s.d.rit and Directors atrJ Super ii'end
ettof tit Ittahe A;liii. ' -f N rtn Caro
l.ns, f;r lb. year ending .Njv 1. -'i'K and
It 1. iioth it we ltaru thai ti.e p.tnr.t
ad'i.inrd from Nov 1. I"-!1! t . Octo' -r -'A,
1-n I were 15; "f which number 'li were
u, . es aril Ci females. Pati.-h's iu the
A .una during iht 10 veai-, o '!, mats
l-ii feina es I 1 J Kubaiuniif O.jtover 31,
l-i.l, 7!; males 114. Kmas H Pa
i;i.ts discharged, ihc'u'lin, auc ei .pein-i.t,
i dealt,., 123; male. 72, l'n.a.--s 51
1;. i. i 1 n i . 27 u.al.-" ami 17 (
D ,rn- .'J-i, of wbo-ii 23 died la. I y
i. a.ti
Tb- b-ttrr aoL'.is of our n.t ire '
V.' H. t what Abe ui ans t,y thai' IJ j t.-r-I-
. . mm mean (Jtheial !t-."-!t ai.d bis
1 ...fi. 1 hey wouid 11. a. e q..--er r.-i,a-iii;.
ai.g. .s. ' and sIjiii ih.y luj'.ii me
"ins -tic cnott'.'' tltey had b'it"r ib.-a out.
er ii ey may get ".trviek" b.. k V hav?
10 !,eJ cf any 1.1' h "srg.ij liuwu thi.
7
It IS 'IU f, .1 a-t. ai,i we Ue-'re 10
,1. :i f'-'u a;. A--- re ,!, h. tu
CuTTiiN is King. The New York Her
ald publUbea an elaborate aod eoinprebeu
aitt article on the future growth mud aupply
of cotton, bicu bbows tlint all the at
tempt hitherto made iu India to rital the
I'nitetl Static io its culture, hate failed,
that th inl.-rtropical rrfjioua of Africa aud
eil.iT eouhttici produce ho better ahctfcn,
and that the only reliable cottou region to
be found iu the world, t.- found iu the Uni
t. , Stale. I'lider thre circumstance,
(he course ui Kuclniid i- plain, tiotwilh
i undi ti ir 'h cavorting of the British press.
I he pifbiie kctiti in i lit of tint tight littl-i
i-;Hi.d iua be a refractory for a lime as
fnil-cr. but the Bare of I lie lull!" Slates
sons tatna the ferocious qi.idrur.ed,
ai.d iih a mni of cmtoii bad linn pUc
i ii rtti'i .obriy iu ilie w.iy in which he
should no. Kvltmon.i Dispuhi.
There, heed bj no apprehension or alarm
in lizard to the course that Filmland will '
pursue, she baa eiinily as cachy a palm
a our Northern neighbors, and alien dol
lira and cents, or pauuda aod pence, are
in the fcale, it lakes no great amouut of
vi-ciiiati in io ttU which way the beam will
kick.
The protestations of the Kniish press,
and of theUieen hcr-elf, at the opening
of P-triiaih in! in regard to the 'Union,"
auiuiitit to but tery littie. ibe has her eyes
and ears Loth np. n, and wbulever others
tuny do. -hu wiii be verv certaiu lo attend
to bt-r interest. And tuat that interest is
identified with the South, is too plain a
pro0.-uiou to need argument. It is .1 fact
pali lit to ali. The Free Trade policy of
the Southern Ceafe leruey wiil place untold
tai-lions in her ciders, and before this
ten. (.tii, buti.j'let, jil In r love for the I'll
ion, ii sl.e evtr had a'ny, r,a!d vanish as
t ipors befjre the nurnin.' un
T... l.,.ieen in her opening address doubt-l-s
, ,r ciiiei upon Ij s:iy soiiicthitig to
tue p ..'pie uti this .-i ii! of the water iu re
jmi Or i:e init.v compliments paid to the
vouiig spii0' ol royalty, the Prince ol
Wale.-, h'l-j on his ij-iibere. Therefore
she s . j 'i tj tn-- lni "i. not knowing that
in, re m j-ii su-.-ii au ihstitutiou no t iu ex-i-t-i.ee
Atid,hiio spra'mng of Princes,
ie le.- leave to iuform her royal highness
ii.it we, iu this country, have a young
I'lili.'e One 1'i inCe. o: Jl ui.) that bids
f.n o ri-.:i ii'-r ou b-.lo.i i oll-pring.
ltd from present indications. e are uotso
- i.-e but that l e too mil havj to make a
0,eicu t 'ur fr the heottit of Ins he -.i. tii.
Li nt.s's Caimnkt The Senate cou
firm''1, on the -hIi in-t , in n crct session,
ii.e ! omg uiui- d g-iiileu.cn as members
o! Mr l.iucoius (.'ab.h'.t
W'ti H Seward, of New York, Secretary
(il ?:ate; S I'. L'iiae, ol Ohio. Secretary
of the Treasury; S. ('anieron, of Fetiu
fv ivaiiia, Sicr.-tary of iVar; S Wells, Sec
r tary of tr.e Nsvy; C. Smiib of luJiana,
Secretary ol the luteiiot; M Biair, ol
Maryland. Pomuia.ter lit u.-i a!, and K
Hat-, of Mi- oun. Ai'orn-y li hural. The
v j t s ubaniinous for ail excepting
Bates and liiair, fjur or five totes being
cast -ij! ain-t e ach.
A Br .in-KAlia- NOT Tn ii K P. P.- '00 SI ZED.
be f iinii.g is from the New Y-Jik Her
.ii, of the &;tj iha'.ant. We have no .ijjht
i vs the i aroimist , that it is substautiaiiy
Ua-ntMirnS. Miroh 4 1 lesru that
.;r I oi.s. the Brill-:. Mihistur. has orh
.nl y ii o: l li ri the Aihericah (iovtrtiuii'Ut
:,ai iret lint. in wi I not reognne a
I Criade of the Sjithern ports, ublv.- It is
h j.-out-b m i iff Clua1, h'.d that the mere
u -i;u i.e. nt of a hloeki i", iu accordance
. if h lb-: Treaty of Puns, will not be recog
,1 in -vrdVr to rniike t!i btockadj of the
:iJt:.e;u p Ji ts thus i: jhipleir, ihe Amen
an li'K:ri.i!n-iit ui'i-t hive vessel-eiiDj.b
o bl.-ckade every pjtt. otherwise the Brit-.-b
'j'.'Veratneiit unl teei tlieihsei ves com
e:."'l, in aecitdahc: with tbeir engage-ii-.iil-
w:tli oiiitr powers to uisr-gard the
-! r i c 1 1 o n and cairy on their commerce
ll'ii th- ;U'.llerti p 'tis as ii Iu sach tl.&ck-
IM.V.UC ll.
Fl'stDA Stay I.ttv Ihe Mariaona
Knterprise un aertati'i that the -Stay Law,
afier reverai modmeatious, passed both
Loi-esot the L-gisature It otly Mats
t!i sale r.f prop.-rty now under execution,
jt.t:i lb 6 ' l M .hday in .laiuary n-xt
provided tii'? defendant gives bond and se
curity tor its appearance.
A " 'UK " The Bs-ton put. not hav-lii.-
tl,- l-ar of Abraham or the Prince of
H .1 t..f ,re it- eve-, gels 18 the folio--ir.g:
' i iry, af;-r rr adir.g th rtc r.t speech's
of ILe Pirsidetit necl. whether tbu-e Who
in iJYIil ' il d A'.tt " ws- ab e. do hot now
r. a 1. that ihey male an "L" of a n.is
tare.'
'i'lis 'Ojnds rather like a 'FJlagli.b''
Pl.A
-"Ti.i-," tays tbf San
'", "is the cry throughout
at pater repeals 111 i.iy re a-
del
'.','atti
son-. ti,.r cliinf oi.e tiemg the l.a'-i-ity of th
S . jtherri p jits ta a bicenade t y the I'mted
State. 1 'ateriimrtit, 111 (he event of war, in
n"h c.-e cj ton rt'nj.'J Le of
t.ual la! je lo lh p.-anl-r
prae-
li-- .'' net:- of the t.t!i"i d.-iiiitid that
some pr jvi..iou sl.o aid he nude lor secu.
ring te- "s'ati af .it- ' B e,). tLe pE-,pi-aid
tie ar!', uij-'. h-.ve, and it can be
pt'ai,c.1 at b .tn f.r cb-aper than it
eai, be imp-artel ii'.ni ai.-r-aad Let our
lai a. ra maae a nolo cf Iri.s, and pr ifit by
it 'h"t will ti.'i a ready market for ali
th- c iu and i..at that lb y may produce,
o'i al rc ui JL 1 an e jinci".
Mt-.tlifc : A li'.fr from Wi.it's Creek,
.: . - u : ; ,ni, . N 1.' , ou ll,..- 20.lj ii,.i , .ay.
1.. ,t a c'.nl a- ihir.Jer. d at liiaUeh
lln'.t.jr.lj 1,11 Jj.-.day ,a-t, ILe
-'-'ia t J h- c .1 d w.i, tne dsug'itrr ol
'I'- i I'.' -am. a;e J 'j y,;, J ; ,- ti,.,.
' ' 1 -'"at 2 '0 yard. Iron, its
1 " ' '''' IS... murder..! is 'at.tetai
The Vote for Caavanttoa and No Con
veutton iu Noftlt Carolina.
Conv'N. No Con v'n. '
I ooi ,,,..!
Coustiis.
Alamance,
Al "lander,
Alleghany,
Anson,
Ashe.
Beaufort,
Bertie,
Uladcn,
Brunswick,
Buncombe,
Barko,
I'.-ihainis,
('aid well,
Oamdeu,
Carteret,
Canneil,
l!ata ba,
f'hatiin,
Cticrokee,
I'bow an,
Oli'avoUnd,
Columbus,
Craven,
Cumberland,
Currituck,
David, n,
Divie,
D iplin,
F.Jirecombo,
Fjrsyth.
Fr tDkiiu,
tiaslou,
Gates,
(Jranville,
(ireene,
tiuiitord,
llalif.x,
llarnetr,
II ly wood,
Henderson,
Hertford,
Hyde,
Iredell,
.1 icksun,
J ohnst on,
J-ities,
Lenoir,
Liucolo,
Maeoti,
Madison,
M irtin,
McDowell.
leekler.burff,
M ohinnniery,
M lore,
Nash,
New Hanot.-r,
Northampton,
.Onslow,
Orange-,
Pa-quotauk,
1 Perq illliaus.
Person,
Poik,
Kaii'iolph,
' Kic'iinou'l,
tohesou,
' K icKinghani,
Boa.n.
Butherford,
1 Sampson,
Stanly,
' Strikes,
' Surrv,
Tyrrell,
L'nion,
W,k..
Washington,
Wataugi,
Warren,
210
&t;u
598
-())
4f;iJ
59H
13-
4SH
67
i
'"
8!)H
lrtii
41
415
O'.n
HIS
t2SM!
H'J
201
1270
em
S'Jl
S8.-
447
300
a on
Viol
lfltlH
2-6
7sn
bOT
307
lti50
l.i7
1 1 :)
104!)
4j.l
jtl')
2:i!
47C
191
4:35
741
2 d'J
417
7oy
25o
:4 j
2
C;j
14H
-1
13.1
tl-'.i
171
57ii
33!
4-if
150
2U'J
593
t-0
361
45
33
400
808
h-il
970
y.i
B5
204
207
134
5lf
14(10
23i
774
125.1
51
300
34
55ii
aio
032
4(-u
.jtjj
gc, j
2"Jl
137
153
1795
ooi
222
. T
1 0
2.71
39
241
307
m 74
292
lnl
1S19
S3
251
11
.VJu
1150
3. is)
530
7i,3'
8;(0
1130
15S
413
41
3.1
24.'
lMSO
1490
50-i
ne,
Wiike,
Wilson,
Yadkin,
Yanrey.
Total,
1-. Usi d j-i
l.,Ul 4),4.l
A s I'
roBTOAl r. Favi.lv. -There are
.... . , , , .
person, t-ited at certain periods of their
l.vts by suoh a series of innfortune that it
is hard for them not to believe in spells, or
what the Dalians call "jetatura."
About three weeks ago, Mr. Joseph B
Aueoin. a reaneetahle cinxen nf Pi.ii.nii.
villi.-, mi-sed one ot his children, six years
old. He immediately went for it ail about
his pr. ihi-cs, and finally discovered it
drowned in the well of his house.
fix or seven aeys alter this sad accident,
another child of ibe same fiinily fell into a
large eaithcrowarc cislern full of rain wa-
ter, and would also have perished , if a per
son who happiiy was pa. sing by, bad not
seen it in time 10 take him out alive.
I be tery next afternoon, some one bat-
ii.g l ad occasion to go lo an outbuilding
where Mr. Aueoin keeps bis corn, and
here be had, on the moruinu of that day,
chained a tery fine slut of his, fouud with
horror a third child of this unfortunate
gent emen, atretched on the floor, in a pooi
of biood
The poor boy, only ten years
oid. had brrn attsckil by the road beast
ahiic he was picking an ear of corn, thrown
an. bitten to death, and torn to pieces
1 he dog was killed on the spot, and poor
Mr. Ancoin is entirely disconsolate. Arii1
.hlitint J icnyunf.
Fl'iK The alarm of fire about 2 o'clock
this morning, was caused by th'i burning of
the building owned and occupied by Mr.
S. P. Iveyas a Sash and B.ind Factory, a
hort distance north of the depot of the XV.
i W R R Co
Ihe building, together
iiii the iiitchiti' ry and stock of materia
sai entirely causunicd. Mr. Iv.-y esti
males ins l iss at about c I o.tiun it was no
d-iubl vbe work of au incendiary, aa we
learn that the factory was not iu operation
yesterday afternoon, and no fire was 011 the
premise at dark. Mr I a loss is tery
btaw, aa there was m insurance
M tliiii n xtnii Journal.
Fatal Aicidknt. On S inday eteniug,
Mr Farthing tiarrard, while retarning
h'jiiie trim the bouse of one of hi. neigh
leu", wa thrown from the mule be was
rn.ing, n1 ta t .11. ai-nit.-t a tree, Wis eo
hadiy ii jir. il lli .l he ui. ii 111 fuurleen or
h!'een i.ij irs Mr itwrrwrd was u member
'.f th.- M-tiiodist Chutch, and was much
.teemed by his neighbors aud friends. Ht
was ci.aritiible and kind, on all occasions
visiting and comforting ihe sick. He ha
-it a wife and three daughters to moarn
ir tuddeu and heavy loss.
llilUL'ui ouh J.'fcnrder.
.,!.... "'.iin. ... ie.ru mai on
Sa-arday evening last, Mr, John Rradley.
an agnd and much respited c.tneu of lb,,
D,-lnct, suddenly dropped dead while in
ihe ail of sh.viMg The sister of th. de-
e,,a."d a, immediately snot for, who, 011
reach , (,," ro.m of ber brother, fainted
and Hied .1 a few moihent.
Ajjrvil!: Ut'ir sr.
StMiks Dr.ATHH We learn that on
Horrible Murdkb We learn from a
reliable source, that preaoher by the
nawie of Andrews, residing in Sumter
county, h id been aceused of perputrating
an outrage upon his nciou, and habitually
, uiawne. j.uu nuguiwiurs.u-
inoned Audrews to appear before theru on
the 1 6th; on the morning of the 13th, Au
drews, armed with a doublu-barreled gun,
:H. 1 : .-I. .J I. .1"
i nuu, urauo ol pistoix, Hon a uuupie m
knives, visited the bouse of Mr. McOlen-
don. firing one charge at liiiu with fatal
result lie iunnediituly discharged the
' o'her barrel at Lang, (who was partially
concealed,) disabling him in bis hands.
' Lang closed in with Andrews, wresliug tho
! rifle from him, aud retreating gate ihu rifle
' 10 ''r' "j"' WD0 ju3t re,0'l"' 'he
' ground. As Andrews was still in pursuit,
tiyaii urea at iitui, nut wnnoui enect.
Andrews returned the fire from a pistol,
woundiug Hyatt in the shoulder. He then
re loaded his gun, went Co the house of Mr.
Condry and killed bint Bet. Mr Parker
, being at tbn house, aud Dr. Mcllemy ri-
i ding ep, seiied Andrews, and in the scuttle
3(3 which ensued, Dr. MoHenry narrowly es
caped being shot by Andrews, who fortun
f,Q 1 slely pulled the wrong trigger, thus giving
ja,1(i ; the Doutor time to divert Ihe muszle of the
3) KUB before it was discharged.
1 The murderer secure I, ihe uiliicns were
j summoned to the scene to discuss the merits
1 4 li U 0 caie' ,n oa" hour Andrews
-y: expiated his crimes upon the gallows, re
100 8re"'D(? deeply that ho had not killed his
... I wife, the Regulators and others, whom he
j.j ! named. Micanojit (V.i
) Cotton ytntrs
BEN.
Mi.CULtOCH AND TUB
RAN'-
UEKS."
The Galveston (Texas) News of the 25th,
contaius tbo following, headed "Texas
Hangers, be ready:"
Headquarter.', Middle Division, )
San Autonio, Feb. 22, 1801.
Mksshs Kditors: Please publish the
g enclosed circular, the object of whioh is to ,
71 hate every man prepared for the service
193 1 who wishes to enter it for twelte months, ifj
Sj ' not soouer discharged. The Federal troops
3;-,i) are now abandoning the frontier posts, aud ;
532 'heir places must be occupied by those of j
) i Texas, as soon as possible. Your obedient:
oj-jsertaut, Bun McCllLikh, I
o.-,j Col. Couiiuauding. 1
7iO
1257 1 Circular to those tc ho uiM fo tntrr into
ij;j ! the service of' the suite: j
210 Our frontier must be protected. Let il
327 Dot be said that Texas Cannot defcud her- j
js'J self as she did in the days of the Kepub.w. I
1450 Two regiments of Uaugers will drive the I
420 the Indians from oar borders aud make j
H2 ibem beg for peace.
107; 1 have no power to tall men in the ield
177 for this purpose. The Contention wiil no
123 doubt do so as soon as it assembles. Let
2400 the gallant young men of Texas respoud
, to the call
A vrood horse, a Colt'a oistol. and a liL-nt!
' rifle or doubt, barieled .hot un that o.u
be used on horseback, are the best arms for
such service.
Too Cainanjhes will know "the Hanger
is at home ou tue prairie', a-ain.
Bx MtAL'l.l.OCH,
Col. Comuiauuiug.
The Nxw Administration. A Wash
iogtou letter writer says :
It is stated in Presidential circlet that
Mr. Lincoln will inaugurate a new system
in regard to eabiaet consultations. Hereto
fore u hai been the eia.tooa ! ilia Hra.ideui
lo be governed, to a great extent, by the
opinion. 01 tue members 01 the caoiuel, as
.hnwri ht their tot s: but Mr Lincoln has
plainly intimated tbal uuiler his administra
tion bo totes will be taken iu the cabinet,
and that he will, aftT having con-uiici
" -- ' v.,
, .l.t he wil . aft;r hv nrf eoii.ulted
with it, take the responsibility of carrying
"n' f"'3 ""P""" ' '"u,r
upiinuus. j no e.uiu.s, uo s.j, .uu.. ui
utll!, ,ud, if rowitlle U de,CMt)1 t0
details ot etery department to carry out his
niea-ures. He ta'ies Jacttsnn for hie model,
J wt 111 JJ '? H'e.y tim.e before tLe
cauiuet are warm iu uieir seats 11 on f
rics cut his erude ideas.
The jam at the huiei. continues. WiHard
t0 aiDli'1 fifteen haodred ; N atioual, one
thjusaud ; Brown's, five huudred ; Kirii
woods, three huudred; Clay's, three bun-
n,u , ..urcwu, iui w , o u.i.Na nana, ,
tur'e hundred. ,
Kcualor S :w ard baa taken for four years j
th w a'hiugton Ciub House, directly op ;
Pitc tDe "bite House, ou Latayetie .
Sqaare, for bis private residence. It has
beeu closed siuce the Sickles tragedy, but
"'H 00 be refined for the immediate oo-:
cupaticy of the uew Secretary of State. !
I1" inundation of Northeru politicians'
continues uuabated No ies, tuau twemy
(iovertiors, and ex-tjovernors. and
Senators aod tx-i-Oi,grc..uien without
number, aro now here, uilcls and .0 Igmg
houses are crowded to suffoation, and a
general bundling up has become oecoss.ry
1 be amount
M iliar., s 10 10 trm, i,i i.mii) "Q
1 rresid'.niial taniily a no
,. J ,r '1 , 1 ,
..If continues uu.ff.cted by the di.gu.shing
servility and sycobaticy ahow-eied upon
hi,,.. But.o,eot tbaseth.t earn. wh
htii, wr.' ar. iittff aaiLh eianeHit .t . f.i.rlul
"
rate.
Tint Stab or tiik Wkst The
sumter
Waichmau publishes a private lelUr from
Ior ""K5" 'P' .'lO'iowau
is on me stooi 01 repcui.uce lor tue psn
be iui in attempting 10 reinforce Fort Sum
ter wnb the traons ou hoard the .team
!r of th- W.-t. In the U tter it is said
that be is a .Smi'ierti man by birth aud iu
feeling, and w as dood winked into that en '
; trpri-e
Capt. M
The writer says that be believe.;
iowan would tight, sooner than'
anywhere else, uudur the bauuer of the 1
Southern Confederacy.
: ; . , .
All tut. Litter. It is still usual iii
some churches fur woman lo occupy pews
on one side of tbt bui.ding, aud the nieu to
sit by themselvej 011 the other. A elergy
u.au ib the mid lie of bis sermon, beanug
some conversation going on so loud as to
ui-iuro bu.., oohip ainetl of it from ihe pub
pit A woman iiuuie diately rose the pur-
P,e f defending her aex, and said " ibe
t"""t " " our aide, reverend sir."
So luecu the better, ui V rood woman."
replied the gieryuiau ; "so much Ibe bet
ter; it will O'lir the sooner. '
Tut Fri.tis or OrrtcB Sibmvo. Whi
in. 1 Bi.ii.ur urrni hi.ivii While ,1 , r w 1 e
Mr Lu.ooli. was on h.sway 10 Wash.ngloo V . "j" ,"m bM Cun
the tra.u .topped at ,o,e lo-u ia Penis,,'! " """MU mul l00 '
vhi, and a man stepped Toward and of T he,",J U" P"ioulr.
fered a eoupl, of ap,,,s to the President1 '''" Hough oln, lh ,nst.
icl. A lime boy , the crowd yelled out. Til Unto Vam Wv ii Il is belietcd il
"aay, Mr. L nkin, tnt mau is running for Washington, say. a Washington eorrespon
po-maatet ! be d ,or of the apple, col de,-, Uiat Van Wyck g bu p.mm.luig
laapu-d a;d eveaxi wf ,ti-btor. a bousj of ill fsuit.
Ye Flight of Ye Kayl-Splittr.
A B I. LAD.
We clip Ihe fullowinr j'- d'upril from the New
York D.y Bmk t
Ol' all ye flight" lat ever were flnwn,
By .eteral ier.nin. or "li" nlollo
tirSnniio.i. r l'. Frwiiklio'a kite;
Of" M'lieiu " llitnimd, aw-iy Iroui the fight;
Or Ihe flight nl" Pr.il'e..ur l...e's b-ilbxin,
Krum here In Kni(l nil, n u-y at imhiii,
'I ne funniest fliflit of the lre.irie.l bire
Wn Abrilnni's ft iu ta I tlnuuuli II iltinmre !
11.
Weary aud wnrn, hkn a liunleil moose,
I, mills hh ihe windmill. Iisi'irmc Imne ;
H iiktlii! l heart and li tfl'ly ut lirail,
Tui! till) Kill Splitter ho went lo bed.
Unl i:.ir. e in hi. hl.uiki-ta ritvi'l. ptd w is he,
Wheu he criiil, " I .mi struck Willi a bright
hire,
Frnruie me hither, and don'l he lung-.
A Imt rum loady.and make il slruin, !"
111.
Now various drenm. srn like In come
From a )r i tn in i ii bniKet "I" K-i'id old rum ;
And some ol them, to", are JUI o. hu1
Aany that Tim O'Snnnier had
Anu au, when Abr.hiin Imd him down,
Tu dream ul dmng 0 e Southerners Ur.iwn,"
Il chanced thai a pluntusv, blood y iiml grim,
l ame sailing oversml lit on Inm !
IV.
Dead men tossed about like shine ;
Drukeii bridges ; blooil ai.d hones ;
(ini.niiig death', heads, aueh as grace
K.ort antique buri.l place ;
Digger pistol., bludgeons, kuiis,
'l'iuinier .hnwera of reil hot Umiii ;
T'u-ge he mw, or seeltieJ lo ec.
All baciuae ot the " bright idee ."
V.
Then suddenly, in from the murky night
'1'nere came s mrs.i-oger, wild with frtght,
Ami he erie.l lo Abr.h.iin, where he Ut.
CJ-1 uo, uiil lelh.w, ud eu- ty away !"
So tlie il-.iii.il phantoms ol'.ltepjase place
To verv rai Ileal lire ot the e.ise ;
Ami the iiai. S;ilif.er said aa he lojked at him,
John.
Just Wail nil 1 get injr trowjn on! "
VI.
So he swore on oath, by the Kingdom dune,
Tnat ..tan wa. in the gl.r. i.f rum !
Ami he said, ' nnjr I never .iiil rails again,
i don'l run iff by a ieeial tr iin T"
Then, .hruu i'U cl ,s-!', up t.v Hie i t's,
W illi a clo'ik and a Scotch cao l.ki .rise,
lie lafl his nuople dl.solvri in brine
Ami ran away as the clock .truck nine.
VII.
Swiftly along the I enlral Road
Went the liny horse with hi. p cciotii load ;
And al every snort l-e are neo to av,
s. ' l it a Vv eat rn getitl mall ruimn'g awjy !
Tlie grrali at ht-gira uoiier lh .uu !
See ll il l.u't a glormu. run 1"
Tin. Hun. .1 A'jr iluiii. s ite an.
Sluiiij at luat nn tlie t'apitul gru
id.
VIII.
Ah, very nohle il seems to be
Thtf iiiin.ro .lui t! . r'l ot ehtv.lry !
A tin Vert ft. .Mr and verjr graitil
I.. Hie e-ileli al inaii t in the land,
A tin In III I" tlC i II, ataiw- art ami Isl ,
W ii.. ran aw.ir q.... ..g fr-.n
X "
I he " II. ni.t I ," in 'lit.
W ho akulkert hi tne ntgl t lo VVohn.jt
AM KB 10 AN AN I'lyL'ITIK?.
From unsnswerahle facts and statistics,
' evident tnat the great talleys of the
Chio aud Miasi-sippi were onoe the abode
of mighty uatiou civhijed aud reined
warlike and brave desceudaots of thoae
mighty nations lo whom we have alluded,
: "d who sealed in the country long before
the appearance of the Savior upon the
earth.
Near Islington, Ky , are ihe remains of
au ancient cilacoinbe, formed in the solid
rock of liuae.ioue. This eurio-uy was
discotered iu the ytar 1770, by the early
settlers of that country.
The uiouih of the eatsro was eatirely
couctaled with t.loiics, which nn hemg re-
moved, opened into a cave of immense
1 B1gLitiide
1 ,e .idea of this spaeiout arariratBt
re found upon examination, to be cut ill
to niches or campartments, occupied by
agiimt reprseniiug men lit lurther in
r.t '
esnr'aii hi iiie.e a. area were ui.covereu to
be uiuuiaiiL'i bersons bre.ervd he th .rt
. "t embalming-..,! exhibited a at.te of
pertectlou e'i ial to that known at any tine
J ,u,, , , u
; miutl lul , r, w prieie4 ky ,h
people, t Ij ree thousand lour hundred and
,e.ulj nro ttT, prevlou, uj,cof.
;er, io Ki'itlucky The eataoombe wa. ca
pable ot b-il ling two ihou.-anS suhj-eit.
Agaiu, there is fouud ou the Ohio riser,
near 20 miles below Wabaab titer, anoiasr
remarkable work of autiqnly. It 1. a tery
large cave with smooth pel pendicular walls,
ln j , j(lt . ,gfi j lje lr4 covered
j,n hciroglypbie figures cil iu solid stone,
auj r, wcij tXl.0lllt,i. Among Ibcmare
rcprctaxiUtatioDw of wuiuiiila uukuoaeo to the
p,eM1 ti.eration. This cave is one ot
tu(. grei,e,t c,lrl0.itie. on the Ohio, aud is
C0UUe(,,Ka with a dark, dismal cavern,
Deir ,u, 8ilue ,llv .Licb is located di'
recily above, and which is aoe-esible
tiroil(,h , chimney like ap.rture.
ut.u we tiew the aneieut mounds and
Tuiuu 1 of the West, we are lo.t iu wonder
i(1 vle,0f ttjB UUB1,eri ma nitude sad oh-
acuniy of their otigiu. There are several
' null.jrtj, of , w,r , ,h0 valley of
; lc Ou)0 , j ,i,et ,uJ 0IUK
' ,,..,. .,,..,.. ,,. a. ....... ..l . .u
human skeletons, ihd,ciig that they
places ol deposit ol the dead. They also
br ,u .)Krall0, of having been con
, M t0 , j oi
u mui
.
have bi.en, Iroai time to lime, einumad
j from those mounds, and it is most .iginfi
I c.Lt, that iu a great majority of instance.
1 there tints a reu.atalaoio resemblance be
' tweeu these relics f-auuU iu the hineteenth
, century, and aiucies wliicU were kuowu to
have heeo u-ed among the Romans, lire-
ciaus, aud hgypiiaus befor the days of
r ; Cnrist: Clri'rlnnU 'ldiinr itrr.
Dxal tjgsTLy witu 11m Fhievix. Soon
some ol them, p rbaps tu brighusl and
best will wail lor luee 011 the other shore
Tlieu ihe unkind word, unloving act, will
pierce sny s iui like so eutenouiuii dart.
I Deal t-oderly with tin living ; beautifv thv
I home with the garuuds of peaoe aud love;
crowothy 7re.id ailar w.tli detoi.ou and
. forgiting .p.rit, and tby own head with
, blea.iugs I
'
W IJteely raves like an enraged man at
ihu Way tilings art. going. He biaiuea Lm
; colu lor fleeiug disguise to Washington
1 would evldeutly hav, t-g,,, bad he h..n
knivd, and .ays, - If the alleged conspiracy
i was real, Linciu may lite a buudred years
without liuuiag auolher au good a chance lo
lie. '
Bkoke jail We learn that William
Sauls. a iu jail io this plao for the mur-
IMPORTANT SPEECH OF GENKBAL
j KILKY, OK MISSOURI.
I We oall imiuodiate attention to the fol
lowing speeoh. We eoinmeud Ihe eloquent
remarks to the itudioua perusal of all the
patriots of the land:
Vftcr a long and heated discussion on Ihe
reference of a bill amending the charter of
the city of Carondelct to a standing rrnm
mil tee of the House, Mr Biley obtained
I the floor and addressed Ihe House:
I Mr. Spkaker: Ktcrybudy is pitobing
into Una mailer like toad frogs into a wil
low swamp, on a lovely cveniug 111 Hie
balmy month of June, when the mellow
light of the full moon fills with a delicious
flood Iho thin, ttherial almopberic air
Applause. Sir, 1 want to put iu a word,
or pet baps a word and half.
1 Theie seams to be a disposition to fight.
I say, if there is any fighting to be done,
ooiuu ou with jour corn cobs and lightning
bugs! Applause In the language of
the snclont Boinsa,
I "iVine one. Come all, this rock shall fly
I from its firm base, in a fig's ye "
I Now. there lias brcn a great deal of boiu
bast here to day. I call it bombast from
1" Aloha" to 'Oinei-a." (I dou'l understand
i Ihe meaning of the words though) Sir,
j the quesliou lo refer is a great and uisgiiifi
! ceut question. It is the all aorbiug q ies
! lion like a sponge, sir a large uumeas
I urable sponge, of globe shape, in a small
: tumbler of water il sucks up evcrythiug
'Sir, I stand here with the weapons I have
'designated, U defend t!.i rights of St
! Louis county, the rights of any oilier eoouty
I even the county of Cedar itself Laugh
'ter aud applause Sir, the d.bale lias
assumed a latitudiuosity . Wa have bail a
little biaek jaek buncombe, a tittlu two bit
buucoine, bomba.t buncombe, bung hole
buncombe, wed the devil and bis grand
mother knows what other kind ot bun
: combe. Laughter
! Why, sir, just give some of 'em a little
I Southern soap sod a little nortbrtti water,
' and quicker than a bound pup caa lick a
'skillet they will make enough buueouibe
'lather lo wab the golden fl ek that roam
abroad the ature meads of beaveu. 1 al
' lude to the starry firmament,
j The Speaker. The gentleman is out ot
'order. He must oonnue himself lo the
question.
Mr. Riley. Just retain your linen if you
j please. I II slick to Ihe text as close a a
, pitch plaster to a pine plank, or a lean pig
,10 a hoi jam rock. Cries of "go on,''
1 " you'll do."
I I wsnl 10 say to these carboniferous
! gentlemen, tb.se iogueoua individuals, these
j detonating demonstrators, these peregiu u
volcanoes come on with your conunitibi" !
If 1 don t well I'll suet the gutf of Mexi
so through a goosu quill l.auhler and
applause J Petbapsyo-a think I am dimiu
I unve tubers and sparse in ibe mundane cic
tstion. You may di-e iter, gentlemen, you
are laboring under at great a misappreheii
sioo ss though you had loeiucrated your iu
I oar vestment. Ia the language of the noble
! bard,
I 1 wis not born in a Ihieket
To be scared by a ericuct "
I Sir, we hate losl our proper position
: Our proper position is to the lei.iib aud ha
dir our beads to the one, our heels 10 the
1 other, at rilal an.'le with the horisin, .pan
ded by that slure are of Ibe lu-iruu- hrinv
tiinii, bright with the curru 'Ca ion oi in
numerable couslciiatiuiis, a.i I p'oud aa a
speckled stud burse ou county court day
"Bat how hate Ihe illicitly fallen, " in the
language of the poet Suvvr.miih We hate
lost our proper position. We bate assumed
a alohiudicular or a disgnologiaal position
And what is tbe csu-e' Keho answers
'buncombe' air, 'buueouibs.' Ihe people
hate been f.d 011 buueombe while a lot ot
spavined. ringbon.d, hamstring, wind
galled, sweenies', split hoofed, distempered,
pole eviled, pot bellied politicians have ba'.
their noses in tbe publto erib until lh-re
aiu t (odder enough left to make a gruel fir
a sick graaaboppsr. (Cbeere and laughter )
Sir, these hungry brats keep tugging at
the publie pap. They ssy, "let down your
milk, Sucky, or you'll have a split bag
Do they think thai can stuff such bun
eon be down our eravs? No. air, you might
as well try to stuff butter in a wild eat ib
a hot awl. (Continued laagbler ) Tbe
thing cau'i be did.
The r. ihlio grind-atone i a great institu
lion, air yes, sir, a great i riti : u I ion . Oiae
of ibe grraleat perhaps that ever ro.' ,
reigned or fell. But, sir, liter is too much
private eutlery ground. The thing wou I
pay. Ueca-ioiial y a big aie is brought 111
10 be fixed up, o.teusibly for ihe purpose ot
lie wing down the gnarled trunk of error
aud clearing out ihe brush wood of igno
rance and folly tbal obstruct tbe publie
highway of progress. Tbe machiue wbirl-;
the sxe is applied Tim lookers on are
enchanted with tbe brilliant sparks elicited
Tbe tool is polished; k ."iiiy edged; and
while the public siare 111 gaping .-xperi iucy
of seeing tbe road cleared, the implement is
slyly taken off to improve the prirale acre'
ol some ' faithful Men I of the people.'
What i ihe result? Tbo instructions re
main unmoved. Tbe people cur-e b- cau-e
Ihe car lags or, if it does move, 'us al the
I peine ot a broken wheel and jaded and
sore backed team. I tc',1 you, tbe thing
won I pay. Tho tunc will come when the
nasal promontories of these di-interested
grinders will be pat lo the atone, instead of
their baidwaro. (Applause ) I aui mighty
air lid Ihe machine is going to slop Tue
grease is glelug out thundering fast It 1.
begiuning to cresk ou us axis lienll' iuen,
it is my private opinion, confidentially ex
pres.ad. tbal all tbu "grit is pretty hear
worn off. (Applause )
Mr. Speaker, yon tnut rxeu! mi fir
my la:.ludiuo-i; and circcuiloniiioi iue-
My old bluudcrb jsi scatters am a 1: ugly , hut
if anybody gets peppered, it ain't my I aui 1
if they are 111 the ay .
Sir, these daiidadical, S'jpersiuirlical,
mabogauy faoed gentry what tin Ihey
know about the blessings of fieedon.f
About as much, sir, as a load frog doo, of
high glory. Do they thioic they can e.caps
me? 1 ll foduw Ibem through pandemo
nium aud high water I (Cheers aud laugh
ter.)
These are tbe ones that has got our lib
erty pole off its perpuiidiculariiy. "Tis
they who would rend the atars and stripes;
that ooble flag, the bloo I of our revolution
ary faibert emblemed io its red Tiiu
purity of iht) ciu.e for wl.i' U they d.-d -denoted
by the while; liia blue ma Irse
dom they attained, like the as ire ar thai
wraps tbeir native bills aud lingers on their
lovely plains. (Cheers.)
The bigu bird of liberty aits perched ou
the lopino.l branob, but there 11 secession
salt on bis glunous tail. I fear he will no
more spread bis noble pinions to soar be
yond tbe aiure regions of the boreal pole
IM Jet cot, Micouri pua the licit lusibur
from his sheltering wing to plume ii,f,t.
pierce nis nouie urcasi; or, wnat is tln
make a pen lo sign a secession ordii,,,,,,
Alas, poor bird, if Ihey drivo you fiu ,,
brandies of the hcinluik of the Ninth
the palmetto of the South, eoinc over ,
the gum liees uf the West, ami Wl.
prated your noble lordship, w,j! '
grows anil gras runs (Immense ppu.:
Mr. Speaker, I subside for the pre,, m
MiscelUiieoun Items.
Aocoiints staled show a balance i tt
hands of ibe Treasurer of ll.i. (
Slates and tiiu disbur.ing office, iipp,,,.'-1
10 Ibe current expenses of the liovcriu,,'0
exceeding $I1.(I00,MU These, a,j,,
current receipts from oustims, aii.,iunl(
to about 8Htl,mitl per day in coin, it J
lit-ved Hill enable I be ineomi.,,, 1.1 .-.
n iniiii.iri.
lion to sustain itself, without eallii,,, r
luriner tonus lor a gosiuerable lehgtl,
tllllO.
Thw flVr...n in ll,u ,...:... ,
. ,, ', " "'P's 01 cotro,
as tn ine pons io uaic, aa compared
tho same period last year, now reach.., , "
bundled and sixty thousand baits ! '
el ports Irom New Orleans to l'i...l.,i .
! ring the week were ixty two thousand Lai.!
1 ami to France niueievn thousand i,
, The exporli from New Orleans lo KocJaH
(during the week were sixty. u0 il,,
j bales and to France nineteen th m,,, ,
hales From Mobile t ho exports i0 (,rci
j Briiaiu during Ihe week wcru twenty it,'t
: tbou.aiid bales.
I
! There is news from Calildrnii to ,i
j 19lh Mistatil. Ihe foil at the cittiai.ue ''
San Franeisco baib r hul been oecu-, 1
for tho fit. t time by Cniied Stales n,
', Iu the supreme court, iu ihu cau ,',
iiuuil J. Floeri. it has beeu deeiil, ,
the holder of the United Stales p.i. ,,, a!
laud-, uu Ur Ibe Mexieaa gram, pi.., ,
I all the precious metils coiiiain. i n. .
j lauds. The Oovutuor has u,i ,, "
Legislature that the number of lire am,.
Ibe pjsses.iou of tbe Slate is lietwt,., , ,
aud be hundred mu-kets, v ,'
out of repair. '
J There is a majority of forty er forty,
five thousand, iu Itia,-, iu lavoi uf in, ,'
tf.siou OJ IlitlhCrt. ll is repotted that 1,,,.
eruor Houstou has resigned.
The Montgomery Confederal ir, ,..
uounces that W. M Ittowu, ,,i,. ,,1,,,,, .
the Washington Couslitutiuii, hi, ,. :l
; pointed As-i-taiil Sccretaly ol Male ol w
C Jhlederaied Stales.
Peter t;. T Beaurogar I, R, :,,.!...
I'.enetal of the cohfedcratetl sial,-. 1.
sullied eumiushd ol Ihe troops in ai, , ,.
1 har.eslou harrior.
I be Louisiana contention has 1 1 ;
a re.oiulioit lu-l. uctllik' the Liuiai.i.i
gates in tbe southern Congre.s not to c
any part of tbu public domain to the v .
tcderalion.
'itneral Twigc., lately dismlaarH f--n
the Lulled Slates atuiy for lr ... 11, r
publirly rec. ivetl at New Orleans, r.h" I ....
; day, with saiutea of cannon l i.rre ,
au immense proe.siion in b .nor of 111 ,x
in guisiied ollicer. 1 11 a speech oh n.e u ,
iou, be said be hoped Provi ienc.- ,a ;
granl in 111 sutTieienl sireiiffih to til p-:
III Ih uioiuenlous struggle which thrtu-i,,
ine country.
ll is rumored that Herring has r.-.-t
etl and order from Wa-htn.-tnn e:' 1 '. .-
ol hi. U'g st best patent .,(,., f..r it,.- it -House
(1 i ijtideisto d 10 be (or Mr I,
C"lu s personal use, not only for r 1 1 r -1 :
iu lin e uf danger, when a-.a si is re . ;
posed to be about, but if liw ,..Ui I .! - ,
to Irvvoi, it is bl cred ji wi ,e .'
trauoport him from itCf :o p ace in r ,
iu a ."sc'tch cap and luiiiiarv e.'.i. ' ...
eral Scott 19 lo carry tbe (tt '. . i i
K'l Carson, lb) famsu hui.t r
an I 111 j unlai.ieer, 1, living al I in
Mexico, as Indian agent lo ihe I
cf Inuiah.; his salary amounts to
per an Hutu Kit I- nut a w.aiilt n
properly la estimated at about f'i.oii
ke.-ps IHiy or Mity cows, live buhdr.
o( .keep, and several hor.es an I
He mar led a Mexican lady, aim w
uvea b sppny
lh Arkansas Stale c on ten tin ti''
l-iltl- Ruck, on Monday, aud elided I '
ofheere by .1 msjuiity,
Al the I'l.iled Slates arsenal, n.
miles Irom Tow aoniow ti, Bi timore c u 1, .
Maryland, ibe wniknuti are busily 1 : ;, ;
in putting ibe .uu in order for u-e, a . I ...
making ball cartiidg. a.
'I he California Lcgi A jlure, by a imr -i"
41 to 3.'. '.aVB rxpuugri! the f selu'i'ii 1 '
Ceu-ure furineriy passed against the u
Senator Br-jdenck.
Within a few ila", s. v. ra! t i: 1 t '
slates trotu Maryland and Virginia 1. ' '
been arrested In the District ol (' 1.
An iff irt a a made 10 Pbiiada.pi u.
Monday, 10 arie-13 lugilive slave eon .:
from Washington ci'y. She eesp" I t
orlicers, however, by tiling herself
'Ihe Hudson river i now 1 m in ly c' ?
of ice ali Ihe way throu l.
Ibe crops in Tex is are iir-i-v ;
rnmisii.g. J hey i,l be early and at.t..
ant. The (islveaf'in (Texas) News 'if t: '
properly .cued by the Telan tr. ..-( s ..t '
Antonio amounted to 55,(101) 111 rp '',
thirty live thousand st nut ol aru.. Iwen'y
six piee.-a of n.uunied artll.ery, fotty t "ir
puces of disiimuuted artiileiy, uny .n '
lily ol amiiiuuitioii snd uiner it. .iii 1-.1.- ';
war, and a large colieciiou ot h"t- -.
mules, wauus, forage, etc.
Th bark William of Now Orleni.s, I
been seil .1 al Port au Prince, I i ' 1 ""
the chaig'i of being engaged IU the s;wvtf
trade.
Af 111 nut I hit fiumtrr.
Wahhimjihn, March 7. If"'f
A di-pateh was reneived here lo ds st i
ing t ii ut an attack on Sumter shot')
anticipated. 'This chatiire of policy. 0 '
understood, is not Caased so much by I'""
Inaugural as fioin the fact that Cns-e an'
H air are iiieinbi rs of President Lin",ln
CaOliiol. Tne Inaugural, taken in i'"""' -'
lion with lh" eonn uetiou o( I he ' '"'
n regarded as a deelarati-vn of wr. '
says the iutuliieoce jual receiveJ ft"'"
Cuarle.ton .
I am informed by an officer of the sni.t
lhat iiilormalion bat been received Irom
.Major Anderson to lie eff ot that it i u8
less to amid Ic.s than laeuty tb iu-an.l
diers to Cbarl. sloa Less lhau Ihst num
ber eauiiul enter the hatbor and dil;
the batteries on ei'b. r side This in '
maliou it ia said, i. al-o in p vs's-i an of 'b
ft iveroiBcLt
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