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Turiday Sorr.mg, Feb. 24. 18U3 j (*mtvhi-! *• -•» •*» ' •
_ - i>- - with • request «r ^raft-on.*wd
Thm Vt**ch Mcdiallrn. L*« not fa'len un for ir oU v r ■■■*•
r 6rAHt»tH6»t Ora £t»rtb- W* ko«w, lu/wej>-f\ the Northern
«r: rt<aretrl** at.lea* tottoexttmt prifl* ^HW»t the Ume of the *W«. ai.-
French Emperor hit* prepo.-ed cvu&eodUuii »*. mad* «t ‘>>*rd
mwiwtUft. or siippwfc-i to the two bo!- mttifcttUun. Tb<- U«*r or toward, in ro-
; • •. J negV.i«**.i‘W Willi n vifcW W «pmWjt0^tCWh»tifln oftflfl)
The precis nature of bis ptopML ate, in Wore r,». 4*ri Anted the 1 l«h in*:.,
lion u ft question of more doubt, ami per- and give* « mori iruq»*Hft<*i ami tin-
l.ap*alltlM Northern retiree*-r. ta tier* * of phatfo denialtotbestatement. aafollow*
n we were ~nJ«*.»u. Wbwkw it i»- • Ti-.t«°
c* ade* an -»*»*• . Lit. wnjUOon. «r* *|£X* ignod or calculator!'
p-juling: whether arbitration: in tho event lo j^ u , 0 him raj. rtake • Miswor. W>
offrrecott&hib!* diafrevenrant, G pro- Klchnmnd-ia Af»rii U^t, or tlw.;
.eh ground* or »*» *o f n a oiannvr } Dover mac-nt, or by the secretary of
.-state, to mob* any rejneaentatraiiaot inj
V»»d urc.Tt *uy sabj«l to th* ir.vrrror*
t»..«i*ry agents, or: rnl’ol so lb- riLenat
Richmond. or to hold any r-vmmunmsi-
ih*n with tJiurx on b«h«trof thi* Govern
ment. ’
Thi* tu>utrvrfrty Ji the more julc:c*l-
na to kbowAhri Franc* ;»impvlhmt atth-
eonli*ma:<oii of tbo fftrusrgl* and * arno-:
in bar purpose W brine it to a
Lbe*t »r> all que-iiur,* to b*- dcrldod i*jf
fjtaffc drrt’ ypmfnta.
Tf^re ar*’ pdfeb »a tL-J K’-luf® *>t
UiL mattor that wc ro^anl .*** chodi/ »«•
turwtir.^, imllnde<*dmorejT|ip or, ‘' fttlll * n '
Um dotAli- AftbA Frcn. b propoiltion (for
v»»* iftkt tUia vio rWou to Jtnrt « ourojil#- i
i,»4 tAM uv jk»Cj cAuld al jircaaft be
n •'. .MU
m,. -*.-: f.nvwitkia.) Tho^u»tatr< wl»l« b
v/« *n *Je ore— Ut, TrU*t,rWTH« will
LancMu mat:o to tbo Krt^ick prop^ajitlo® ?
,»rid, 2d, what cour.«\ will tb«i FrottCh Km-
per /f pfcrtua In tho «Twnt oftho re'fiction
of 1*U plan by tho •jaWm.'tat
V*<! ■j.' -iuxo tint ««* "wii 0-oaarninont
will readily a^roo to boll, a cuventloti U>
c -li-idcr of iMia-*. Afcd n an artr.i*-
If includ'd • f.T ihfi<h;>ir.-‘f..r pe*,r
h and qWr^-jUl gating m. ^*d
wu m«dt»- mo upon the VnHod
Sm»Uv* exeopt tha* Un>y ><*t <:» alone. Hot
regard it a> Vrtfy .IpubtfW wbdbar lb*
a.-, French ftfe*
Kd th^t hi* Go
grimed IhJ
n^wHLh
(dJS»,'fiti the
lit would nc4
-. !tbn»ily , ‘ by
l»* ;nrt»*T on-
<Ar»nd be
"co&.pr'zffuwr t
b ; ' ' ’
the wif*lOJT of ,
relnd capital to
pyn. rwr «zf »:■■
diwlr^.
* ifi I
lited t;• iliai Ji«
no jjaU'hmiI ao!bor»t> * by
vd'OT vrfcAirrajccnitiit t^*
i n.>n:ral nd^irWr in the
Lteiwtuin thw Urdpor and
H_«vc<arn«at. Hew*:
jpthis hreoaatatoncy
that Mv
ex tbia iaiUt* u;
{M-lV-fiSl riij>
ir*aUB««n'
u'-b I
lUhc
i j.rmii
would involewa
_ _
viri maolfhatnd a winingactalo luaVa, and
* »»cn rmi'd rt»ark i *lcj. J?> aivar.eo \r-
wn 1 •!* our WfiognUlpA Wy tSurvpfitiP na-
And if t**e * abinM at V. r a<hiRKton
rv -tUu proposition, wiii Fmno* Jaitbr
drop thfire’ Tho Kmparor, !»•
• >n uking aloud n (top which he Into*
l v r.viiod thf« other /rni^ power* to take
itu iiitn, hiiUMwt^ o emiitagt a«-
,, . At *aL theringll e«ri.«U.wr U..I
-r, ' not Imiok a ttpali» tu thU «.y. He
kn< w. M tb»,wL<»i. cifilUeJ
.ini like fj.'xyli'.n nf . iiilorMfcl l> r
fAnniit’al clttMt*, curtain Lira h Liejialff*
moat of tie uaal'wmeM ofaturthci war of
mljugationi Of Iho wlcliodnwr of.uoh a
war a, ihi» whan proir. m.*-.l for mere
pri loor rprrftge; ar.d of tha auRhrinn
: .■< i w,'.-h uuito With roligion arul
l.uraanity to daman*Inter.a«l»» forth*
.-ko of pc..' U* win °ot loan '“f
l, ,tau> re. »*nlr. th, Southart. Suit. a.
to Irp'ndept natton arJ to proa, with
more aarootnar upon tL0X0r.il (ho no-
, of p,a.«. Wo Ihorofot'o tnganl
the Front V. pr .paw.: -ahaUv.rr rMponto
may La laaJn to it at Wa»Mr.*tnn-•» «“
art that Ilf .(.forward nonnreu Franco,
ana par nape oth.r iaropoao powora, wiii.
,.ur tU.i.-c!-., aad that Wilt draw Hiam
noa.or »r.,l n»»ror to * patUoipaUor. in
it. tiutil their attitude batwrne. »o tltroul-
rnin* lh.lltha O-rvornm" ut at AVoliinjitoti
wii; to- C .avincadof the folly of I'urther
up position.
I*. -Sir.<'» v^riting the kbovo, we
bevereCielvi <1 if.UlUgf'nc® of ihorejet-tlon
of tho French offer hytlio Iducolu Oov-
artimotiL The future eourPt of lliu French
Ktaperer will >■■ - he !«*otl for arltla
much Inlew.-t.
1 UiuX the
bp s
uglfi
Tha t*pv J •• «l the city ot Mexico
by tb«' Froach Jr >0j>(, If followed (iw U
predlotod und prob*J>ln) by the oc
cupation of thy urn*: important ,Moxie*n
town*,. Inclliding MiiUmor*n». by t ' 1 *'
Fronoh, will bo *i.otlv«r eaurco oflrriUr
Uoq In tin) relqlionn between FrHiioe und
the United SUitp*. \Y*iIimtoalready hnd
indicallbw «uOUgb of tho jealousy with
which ilie Govurnmeut ut WusbinKtor.
ro. ird» the I’feru h war Upon Moxldp.—•
Hitret iforo, howevor, tho North hsu* hc-
1 loved, or Afbuted to boliavo, that thn
Mexican* would prove nn -ovorpijiUiU for
• . Fienehi We Uavo tcveral timci re-
C v.> d N *rlUorn report* of serious diwo-
t- r« vo the FroncU nrnU, oftho eflmplote
i-.l.in o( tb«j MoxioHf: fnction* iu de-
f.ince of their iMaOwl natlonnlity, «ud <*|
llif» t •nt^mplivtwl aliond ):imenl-of U»e war
■ .tviihion by the Frent^h. ttut new It
4 ,tjn ,-t report* bad i.fifoundn*
i \ i (Vet, find tltal the French m
r.tpidly piubingon tho C<?uijuest of th
NVho'i they occupy Matamnm*
„• 1 tl.i-ir VMMte control the mivipitior. |
oftho ltio Grande, how arc th* Vankw I
t,., ii ItllcuHles with them ooutwroiuK
th . tr-fif-«r Wfidorn Te*n»T Oun they 1
\. ,, .. .My bhukadn the Hlo Grande,
tin .ii b ftvoring to cut o!l' ill trudi:
• with Hu* Muxiciint, tho other Jo .shut out
*11 comnierr* from Tnxb* ?—tlio^St} n,,x *
ion Mo lot «»it cotton, and-the other to
if ..».if it : - the one nocking b> *oll «t“
ti ut i> i • the To.\ »ii», H«)d the other «’» 11 •
in^ tocarrj-on n'l^vSK^R lr »‘ l0 wilb
Mcuci.Y KUhoi the Vsni.'e bUndisd,
«• <}t -l l iMlUt yield l«> Unit of
Krsn oi, or c *i.i - o th»>in. o»|i«-
, : \ ;» rbiw of * liber !frUAtlnn(.. would
». u be unavoidable.
ItrltNh isGmatc* uf Cuttmi In thr
Hfiuth.
\V « and in our exchntigos two clrOulai*
from Hrltihb V«>niu\* in thts-eoiintry, *i>tit
t > their Uovarnment nnd puUiUUv'd, ro-
xpocting the crop, of ootU>n now on
hand in jbtw Htntoft und the pvolmble
«-tOp* toV : » » ’1 W OOpy Mr.ltuaeh'*
circular: *»
Baifisn CVnm't'lisui.Kvr. K, \
N< v-nil-sr It, INfi i
3fy i , #orrf'-»W.ib n<[» wnoe to iny dl*w
listen It. o* th* 11th of Ausu-t IhhI,
in Which l had the honor to -ubmit to
vour 1,'fr Lhij» certain Inlbnoalinn on tin-
iubb-cl of th« cotton than existing in the
S**'irhorn SiiU'i of Aruonca. 1 beg toavo
i *1 I > • •
Umt the crop of IW>- »« gsihend. to »»•
Qorikm whetket any %U«rat'»<K\ i* to h v
made in tur iiiimatw upon which mydG.
iwitch wa' J ttud, ufier Intfurul
inouirv, that a *»onrtsr ofs million Imb #
may he added to the amount Mii.pxod t,.
be on hand It may. tkeralwrw. bv rough
ly oaUailated \h-t tUur\' repifti* in ttu-w
mat«*4^iau» bale* if upland ooMon,
wli.ch C'-uid Ui ex|M*rt*jd in tho event o|
tho porks h*in£ op<«rii u to trade.
I (•( !«V« In repeat that the long or
x!m«*n>* UlicevethHt hi*
uC*r of nutJutifir. would .ml bare been
rqjoqUfA becauss <*t Seward * unwilling-
new to Inmi *mh rtbsi I - remw^a to li*.
•sen shotbifr this r/m‘.rf>vet*y will not
giro m-zre piquancy v> future proceeding
in reference U> inydlatlon.
The Alabama.
.The Yankee* r.r • r ; eg la U e uiu-
rsflew that they h^ve the Alabama
“hemmed in,'’ sn/t that *hn will bo dther
captured or V npt in yrixrm bound* for Um
bflanre of tho Wor. 'Fhey ny that the
*ifflr<re<l severely It) bet fltfbt with the
ITaker::*; UJot abc received fivo *kott in
iof? hull, onPof wMch, through her atf*n,
po*l, Wii* s very had one; ecd thnt *be
put into Kirigrton (Jainai *• to rrpmr
•lAtnagOv, whor'J fKc w*i» expfietod to he
letalncd four days. They aIh-i. *ny that
**n iY.u receipt ui tU;* new* *V Havana, tho
tS. H*. st*»»ier» Waehawtt mid Oneida
Mtied at *dcb f«*r Ktngalon; tliftt tho Tio
ga and Bottom* were steering in the Mura
direction. »nd the 6atitlkgo.de JhibRand
Cuyler were al*o *m1orod to tho same
port; They count >*n having all thioa six
vn*wjls at-Kingston before tho Alshnrna'*-
fourtlay* expire, nridsuy UiuttuilhechttT'-
nel i« narrow her etngpe «eevt» Imp
blfi
ThU trap look* vary jdimsihlc cm
pcir, but the Yankocli lisvn never succeed
ed In catching a Confederate veaol in n
nentrri port yut, and will probably be
tlootnvd i*> Kiiothor dbuppoinimet.t in
tht* InrUuce. A* to “bomming her in"
for tho balance of the war, if it take* «ix
Federal vessels to do thnt, the Alabama
will l>e pretty usefully employed in keep
ing so large a Yankee r»»r*-o out of other
mUohiof. Our navy Is ► ml), hut If each
Vessel of it i» a ninteh* for *ix Yanltoo
fft r.mer*, lb• disparity i- not so great
after all.
hrltci from Vir.k*burf£.
Ux4i. qm. mo*. n*tn, \
■ V*«kfburg. lt-i. Fck. « I"3. j
EJi'ir />fprcr,- As f am a native of
f**0’g:a. and i» 5 *o of tbu old county of
I d«-;m it my duty t« write.
:hat <*ir fr>«jdff «nd relatione nround old
t/oiiinibu* may know «ur situation hero,
how vrfi are faring. <fcc Many <1 j erip-
ti.fii* I pryiume you b»ro read of the
*• Hill City," and ail, I hav« no doubt,
tend to JmwI you t« believe :t to be lb*
strongest fortiflod p 5 ac« in lira Oon'fcdo*
rate’ Statfi*. Cuniba-rland flap alone ox-
ptnd;‘ and 1 r:;u*t **y that with all
Mmh description* I fuliy concur. A na
tural ridge encircle - the whole ciiy, upon
biefa wo Ur* uiaie improvements. To
look upon tho w*«rk» once, would be
enough: you would at once pronounce
tbe place Impregnable, by oilbor land or
water. Where the Yankee can find a
to p«*«p in. I cannot imagine: in
fact I c*un-/t «e« »ny place at all. Our
Oeacnsi* all xuern confident of our aldlity
to hold tho plac* against any nudiber ihc-
Yankoo* car, bring agaimt us It look*
U> mo iu * tuatter *>f hnpxdKHty for
them to 1* nd their lrovpj anywhere nearer
than twenty mCldaof VkVsbnrg, and then
march upon our rifle pits and broaat-
work*, would bo a oorop!4to slaughter
jK-o for them.
The Vaakec* over tkc river "C the
p^nintula, ^cum to be very ba»jr *»n the
which wc all beiicrt will pfov - a
perfect failure in the < ti l. Our troop.* a?l
14 be in flneap’rit#. and re^ly for
the frwy >t apvoxen: - ' warning, andlbvrs
are m brave a band <>( n>«n here a* over
shouldered * iausket Tbr far** hens is
rather but tb»* soldier*, the W***
dofbnd-^ri of oar rights, our fir«idcs and
efcrrc-J albir*. onduro th* ceonc e»»rp
■■•■-r her/ .without a mar mu-.
Taer to beMxfcin* f rw&rd to bciu.r
i+T' a-d happier time-, i> tv fifddcn In
tUefatuic.
new since'th* 1a*1 Attack upoo tut* plxc*.
Ger, 15rowa'» Kepi) to SfaatarUH.'.
r.XSCLTJTA Dwaktwxat, 1
Milled get ille; Jan. 21, 18R3. )
P'ltOjr of tht IUr'trrltr ; In yt-uf Javt
js»u<! I v-u publMh tue»p *c sb of n*»n-
B. H ffili. di.!h cr#d ir, fht* city before
dl'.-ial Conduct, and Jiaf rl!n:gt;l that 1
had “no authority of leer’ for th* orders
J Lsufid for rbn purpose of organizing the
twelve r*'gttnen:» of troop*, for which
rnqnisitkti mndc qw;> vnv by the
Secretary of War in February last, I
iiaitn -pace enough
•n'<ci the charge,
lie the law under wh
Mr. Hill »«ys. “Hut e v*n wiUi tlii*
b*lpno v»id the Governor proceed 'f I
have not the proclamation before me, but
l cannot mistake or forget its character,
llo allotted a portion to each county, and
de^ignatt-l a day when *11, I believe, of
thn militia rge, should be called ouL and
the offer should be made f*»r volunteers
If they volunteered, nil well: if no;, thw
were to bo drafted—conacribod—a rid this
i»* thoJirtl inntanre of practical csFiuerip-
tion during thU rovulution in tbc Con-
federate State*, known to mo. Thesystcm
proposed by the Governor in one featjr
draft. '
mr d*, a
tAandard •
«..u \i-urii. ■ jc,cl ->i t!i- - l*ii r^viLt iMmoe, with w» *pu** j TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES. I'' ur b! ' ,l -ri''',' ^ ''ir. (i.iii,.:. ,.
am**ng other definition* given l*y ' : *l t , ___ r ' . • I boat from h ort b’ju:U:r bu boardM hor
*rd ausb r*. »* defined u* r d\. •* • 1- ‘ '• ■: t t«* p a»s farthei -n • ^l^grarh to the Enquirer. Thu unusual • • : : , «•
D tad to deGcb, a* fri-vp* for a parties- w * n * ,n '
; . XE U ««• <>K aa men Ir or, any c- « Lreh.; • far ... ,« | I
paiiy or a-ciety. DetacU—to *a'i>*rai
, Bv ^.eletrrarh to the Enquirer.
ray pBt|*oe»- f ... * i. | ,. ; - r ~ ,,
. mi e. liftb.—A captain from KcJ
. , . , . Uutbmg »s yet kno
r brings infonnation of the capture of ,
• JujcJ in more verbose tho Federal steamer f^ueen of the West. (’h.\r1«:*tox, :
oing her olyV«>t, but
min from their companies or ngiimr.tf f*:. whal -thaw ha! already ffijoni to | mesuvedashot which broke her fcteam j Yanke-- ftng -.f truce ?ev : I rtV .» .
M draw from com pin i« or regiments, a. the „ub;v.. ! pipe, dlsabHng the bet. The Yankee = bring order* from L>m Lyon, Ml:!
tieudfir* MrHML thtnfore, j . JOSEPH E.' BROWN- j J>«« 1> Mo. with 2&^«den^negro^. cf- British stoatner Petrel, n r. i'.. re , t.,
gnve ;no lha power, by order, tu select ' a-jv— .c* t. ‘ “ in
xapara:*; t ; :« nuoiber of men requin
Iron, tbeir c unpoidosor regiment*, wi‘
out prescribing how it should be dene,
cl* in your column* to J i might haw ordered it done by lot,
nd lay bi«foro tuc pub- |jy c l^ T ofii.vlio- IkI wi-en certain
which I ficted. certain'neigh la. The manner of the
himiUr to the conscription acts,
•*m» acu giro every man „n oojMirtunitv
avoid cvnicriplioti by volunteering.
But iu ail other rapeeta, thee
* of our institute'i)*.
er think of order, re
n wish >ul l«gi»lalive
‘rnor had no author-
rdor. Nolim.* was
Again, hb draff
-ararily. if not worse,
order limited th® right
itakiag a refhtsi v<duu-
egal.
v;ltd*
nr.tr j.-r the right t
of the person
fiv, ;ne lh« power, t>y orfler. to select r —
dplomatir Correvp
Mr. Seward, Mr
French Minister.
Th4 Herald of ihe 1.1th contain*
rcrtfinT.eigkl*. The manner of the *e- ; i* L. rrEf/^4 Stami
lection was l«ft entirely to my discretion. ' *° ro< ommu-.-^od to the L uiUwi o.au*
just as it is left to thy dberetion of a Ger.- ; * ,-V, nt n. r ,
or,! in . ommand cf an army to dvttch i ' ' * ! : ‘ 1“
men f. r a particular service iu such inodo w r * *'V r , r
a« h® may direct. But so far from th !'* ;t 7puh.ished rn our colmnn.
classification b“ing arbitra-r. I suiirnitto \ - M * - v * “ 7*** ?°v°* I> nTv1on <1
lhej.idr.nanl of 111-public Wh-th'T i!«a-, : " “ Mr ,. - ,rJ Ji r ' 2?^.?“:
not reasonable and proper,-, wait »» ha.i" ;i 'V rn l n * X '•’^’ iWon o,.
fut The order was. tii.t there be £r . t : ' h ret» h J.mparer a»d tire com-
deiacho.1. who, baaing been potited of! reamealmna rtH* l««od be.waan our
the limoeaJ piece of lb,, parade, were , Wa^rrt llJt'ow^Mot of
mpcG ii* to defer its publication.
_ fccted her escape. The Queen of the I immediately tft YVin*hingtu;:,
,deuce Between We?lii now in our p >SrOi*ion. and will ; bflag letters for tit* :f. f jj,. c .,,,.
Dayton and the bot.wedtoa i>!aco of safety, for repairs. ' »tired guhbuat l»aa .t. Thy
, It is repoftffol that the Yankee gunboat I go^* to-morrow. A.- h.- t > .rjv.. WlL . ..
! IndiaO'da be* gone up Red river. j ba here during thy attack* many i ,.:; rVl .
1 Fort Hudson Democrat contains j the attack is poityonc-d. ir.-p,
the official report of the captain of the | t’ons confirm tl - iu pr. ion. Tl. . •,; tr _
rel of Hunter and Fi>«nr has cpuscu mu. h
eoflfuaiort in the tummy’i arirango: -..
Fort Suintur to-day tired n s a ; ui0 iTi
honor of Washington * jd^hday.
little of th* Toi**Urr
. OOmrbbde* lam
fl.f the rotiOisiimu of
rr Minister
a’o-ent from J*. except fur pruvidontial j
cauk«. Second, from lb® unmarried mm.
bad present, oxhaunting two-third*
of tb’» class be fur® ent'-riug upon the third
clac Third, from tbe married men and
vHoVw present.
1 h *vo shown that tb® .Statute gave tne
full authority, and made it my duty, if
nec****ry, to order th® draft; that it
KKqtnai:u ire to dony to the drafted n.* n
the privilege of voting f.>r tbeir officvr« :
and that it authorized tb® cl t*aifi.;ath>&
which i ordered iuMj« n draft becam*
necw-a*ry. Ur. It;ll snvs, “nothing ww
evermoreiMegn!.'
I win i.ot ch-rge Mr. Hil: with wilful
raim'pr“ , »ent«tb*n. Tii® more rlisnubh ‘
supposition is thathcwA« i*jnornntx i t.,e
law. But I do >Biht that hi* position |
made it hU duly t' - - know the law ul his
own Klat-u brf'*re I’emadoan asserUcw »o
and unfounded.
It is rule ally in*»t»d by Mr. Hill that
"■eorgia th# right r.f ronscrij-
an ! it may uc fold that \t-
A> d ah«»
Queen of the WmL
Ricnxfojtp, I'Aii. —In the Senate t
day, a resolution of tbunxs to General
Mtignidiirandibc ufficer* and men of his
command for their achievement at Gal-
\e<tcn was ur.nnimouwly confirmed.
The House passed a bill to prevent
fraud in Quarter master's and Conitnissa-
......nVing upon this correspondence fc DupartmonU.
Mr. Sew- /““‘f 3HL-The AJ-orti^r and
n r» •' - rig* ">ut ativwer toil published in | IG-gistcr ba« a dispatch from Jackson of
tl, Horikid. in list hare caused a great - tbc 20th, which stale* that as a freight
. . . ,it,u in diplomatic eiicln at Wreh- • xnil . {r „ m Meridian ni t'Miiaa eaer
ir.gt.^i In tLis city considerable e.v- | ... , „ . . .
0,0,01 br tho correa|K>». , '- ! -«oay Bridge Inst mitht, it gavo w.v,
V:o.i
tb.
n from iG tone
L future relations br.
*r of Foreign Affair#
Naooleor.'s Minister
aiifleasant. We
ccipitaring tbo engine ard four
! into the river. A large number of pas-
! •'« r.ger* on t!;^train, from GO to BO, are
: ' t d dr»j'*ed. *^*o bridge cannot
r drift, f
C® abuv __ JMHn
of I. r ri» »-** that right Nu . M r,
a» J xrow. e\vr dviiiird tbate^h ’
Sht< in In C<>nfeJr*aay p <-
tni* rigM. I; i* only denied ;h-'
stes d«?i«g#ted it tu ike C-onfcda'-
hat course M I be r®pa!nvd until the water fall*,
•sua/savetbatof demand* j K : . hmosu, 2ftth.-Th® Emancipation
tur Secretary"j ostration at Exeter Hall was or.® of
t distinct manner, contra- l the tnu-t • r.ihuriastic scenes witnessed in
Between gentle* | London f.*r a long time. The resolution*
reiterate the (ontiraent* of tbo Kraanci*
p it’ r ri >ciety, and express &unt sym*
patby for the North. The Jx>ndon Turn s
was denounced by the speaker*, amidst
ut
r !ntl<
»<t*. Aid *
aod :
till*
City of Mexico taken by the French.
Tho Galveston Nowi of tbo 30th say
Hint oh oiUriftl Jotter from tbo Fronoh
consul at Matamora* announcer the cap-
tuto oftho city of Mexico b.v tho French;
altothat Tampico wst o^qupiod by the
Kvem-h «nd ReactlohUb, and thnt Mwr.-
morns would nUc «o>n bo occupied by
tho Fruncb. who bud ftn army of 40,iW
men—mure than xulttcient for tbo cen-
lUost of the whole country
Chilit Uurued to Death.
vv, are intonned that on the fttli iu-t
little daughter ufilr. \V\nicy Anthony,
who live* about 8 miles fiasfi>f this city,
wns playing about, tho flru with n broom
vrhon tho broom ftnmo in contmt with
tho llftmes, caught fir.’, i.n-1 sjniclcly « oni-
'mitntented it to th-* - ••('Ho* * l,il«l-
TkOIttll® girl wh* ‘ badly burned, be*
fore tho tiro could bo extinguished, film*
•lie died on Tuesday morning last. Her
nge was about two year*.
Tho nocoasary substHul iojv of notion for
woolen clothing for children in the win-
tor incrohfffis tho danger of such nod*
dents a* tills, and tho «wd • asunlty hc-
f,tiling this little girl ought to h.lmouUb
\mrenU of tho uece-uity f*c lacrvftsed
watollfuliUMi
lvxftgffcratlou.
fhife th~ Jtichioond Kuviurcr
W« might io leave oxorl/iMui brag:
. to puffing and exngirerat’
rv and naval succe>n • l!
Sow. thAOmfrdenn V has
the diftM* r.f
fivo days, to n»a. vn
Yank' a bombisnd m
overhead every f-w
xffitiro-xr ,-eglment -®<I like ! I
Yotoranf •, they marched squtre up *-
ger with<iuV flinching. Lieut. Col. Belt
gVUattUy *u*tair,vd bis repuution <•
brave man. and m the Iklckfistnf the fight
was severely wounded in th« leg. from
which ii® ba* n*>t yM rocuvered..
TTj®command fdl up-nCapt itagload,
who, with bU usual coo! couiago, iod it
gallantly on, and when th® order was
sent him to ret r® ho did so in perfect
order and with prompt!,®**, giving bU
clear und distinct co'unnand* above tb®
raar of cannon and lniuknlry.
I was oil picket a few day# ago, wh- n
w® captnrtd vhirty-Miven Yanke<« and
killed three. Our company D. Captain
Kagland, was on picket, anil «®®ing the
furry b<*»t making for tho Muuitu'ippi
shore, he called in the picket and col*
locted hi* company in ft thicket, wnd th®
boat returned to bring over more men.
No semno'.* had she loft than ho ordered a
charge with his little band, leading with
sword wivvlnjlin hand. \Vu rushod on;
they flrodupon u* ; the Captain foil, but
soon rose unhurt. ‘'Forward" v/u* bis
first word, and bull, “fire,'' when thoy
caFod for quarter*.
I enlUtod under flap!. Kftglftnd last
September, arid never bnvo to this day
rogrettod Joining hi* noble company m
dor this noblaand daring “little Captain
HeUthfi ‘‘Ajax’’of this regiment, and
in truth the father of hi* company, though
tho youngest man in It.
Adjutant John S. Alien 1“ n
i, well and in hi* place, a good and tru*t
•orthy soldier, a* usual. Here 1 can sa.v
tbo right man is in tho right place. Ool
Harris it now present and in command .>
tho Regiment. The Regiment i< enjoy
ing fine health at present, but l four tho
chills will overtake most of us in a f
week*, and there will be many—y-
many unlit for duty during tho summer
season.
Tho river l« now fast rising, and v
move the Yankees out of their camp
the peninsula in ft short time, 1 gue \
and put an oud to their operations for
short time Cannonading is going o
boro at all time*, and wo scarcely notice
lira firing of a gun now. at nil
In !ny fioxt I am in hopes I will he hot
ter prepared to entertain you. Should
tho fight come off soon, you will h|
from our huttory nud old “ Whistling
Dick. Mor® anon.
FIFTH SERGEANT.
cr J fun
f i >ih, <UW> * St
Pr Oilier, for th-
forth a, nf.rc«.id,
nandfng offir
brigade or divisor
VU, Itu nit HIM-
rof.s bio pro~p*c:
uch a nmuhoroi
-»ko moftsurcs lor
with tho nuceeiary
officer*, hy regular
41 a:.d Ii. «<n nag ■ 751. arc in
log w *nl# •’ When any deinch-
menl of militia may be roqu-rvd of ibis
Citato bv tho proper authority, for tin,
'rv ice of this, or tb® United Siam*, I How
. unfoderatA dilate.-,) ft *t,a)U>® the duty
of th® Adjutant Genera! to apportion i..
umber required from the several divia-
>n» And hrlgaao*; and the Governor
sbftjl give ofiivr* to tho cuinmatidors
carrying the
of tii# Gw
A* this V«
or troop®, h
i ri lion Art,ub--aoi<
important tor Mr. Hill. k« the adrocaii
•>f conscription, tu show that it won r,
S.J^t by volunteer* before he could cat-b
lixb li: - >»cw*irr for conscription. T -
difficulty via s.*cn by him, and *•> Uat«.
pr««red w»* ho to ®*<-apa from it that h<
wo* obiige-i Ui yield that *upp.-
«lrongb»/id «,f the cwi.scriptsonis!s. or *.*
dejiy t-, tbe March Volunteer* ait ore* l
f..r volunteering. He preferred iholatle.
ftltcrn tivo. A# tho Executive of tl.
Slat.*, I protest against t!ii* injurtic® t<
upyingthe
• which Mr. Seward ar.d
i*-r retpcUvslr fill, it ho*
tv hard to decide. At this
iffnir-. it i*; to be hoped that
? cttmpUrAtionK may be
r uri* feel «>*urc*d that tbe !«t-
avc boon made public by th >
■*‘.er Mjd Mr. Sewsrd. added
peror Napoleon's misriv# to
'ey upon ib«: Mexican q-j,**-
r. ■•king *'f the intriguos of the
■iih again** Texas, will mun
people of th»«
id hi
It v
luvaaliiu uf Texu* by Mexlcana.
The Brownsville (Texftf) flag, cf , an.
uary 2d. complain* liraxtbe Mexican ban
ditti on our western frontier are coin nil
ting gro>* outrages on the ueuph of th.it
section, cr.>;sirg the Rio Grande nn.l .
preprinting whatever prup-rtv tb. v 11 - :
suite*! to their wants. On the tft.b ,.f
Decumhnr. they nntered Texas nnd •; 7
aboqt fjrty befcd of ho*;“«. Gor. L
of Tnmaulinaf. bad the i^rr* ’•
but they sutaequ ■*■* v 1 t. .
On the 14th of I>; > if, .
to tlie number uf f.- •
a train of government « ■:,% tV.d -n .
nrovision, nnd clml.in^. w
sent fr>*m Furl Brewni* H ; • 7,1 Jt ,.-
nvksfor th*->ohii#r«. A*i li.iTm
oorxjpm.yingih^. •/• • • *-.•<
of the c.
ally believed tba! tho propo
sals of medifttiun by Napuloun a> - merely
praliarinarjr to more important >-t'p«.
If n-jected, France will revcg«izc the -
Smith.
The World rays the recent town elco !
tiuna in New York show imin**n*® Con- j
.d Yu
:--n. , em®nt of th» rebel* ;
in>.*rltulo*»k upon Franc® "
- w*a nut making nn illicit
:l.r rebel*. She t
• the t
of l*#t UI.
rulunf.
ity in the
snot only filled in
♦ate, with. I think,
by volunteer*, but
eont, upon thn qu<»t«
If they voluit
botiiuie of tin
g»» u|n»n thei
by Mr. Ilih, th^v r.ro of
Lilted to no credit n* volunteera.
> were true, h* charged, why did
stop when they had filled the
rolunt*
Ifeot.
into
Ion 20 : “It «hnl! be tho duly of the
lonol if the regiment or re^imtnt*
»ru which said in it ilia nr® Liken, to
make out an alphabetical li=t of all th-
n to delnrke t. mi»! transrrittlbo;<»n»u
tho Kxeniitivo Otlicn within ti-n day*,
and the Ooremor ahull r the amne
out ot the line uf utll .nr*, out of which
h uflicore hi® required, within tho r,.-gl
ut or rogi/m-iits from which said nun
taker;. And it sliall ho the duty ot
tho Executive, when h Brigadier'* cum-
Major Ganerai’a u called out,
a Brigadier or Major General,
out of thn Brigadier* <>r Major General*
then In roiin-inrl In the 2>tato, to com
mand the aarne."
Again, or, page 745, ii th® following
nnctinont: “And in addition t«» ttie
foregoing, nil non-coimuiiii'»m-d oAccr*
an! privates, who may bo hereaffm
Uroftul, who shall lulus® or ingieci to
appear, ngrcenblo to such order m may
ho ir.*ued with such object, shall in every
respect ho considered a* deserters, and be
liable to lira rule# ana articles ut war, in
such chkc4 provided ; exoepling in the
vtuio Ql* private*, w Imre a good and huiII-
ci**nt ruhstitut® shall ho furnished.’
Tho bxpress “legislative authority '
above quo ed, gives the Govorm r full
pqwor, in ca»* ®i‘invasion or insurrec
tion, or prohablo provp'ct thereof," to
call forth tbo militia hy detail*, drafte,
or ci-'mmtvrr'iti'ishnruh ; and t-» order a
dei-tehn,- it of 1 hi- inilitu from tho s*v«rai
diyisian* md hrtguue*, wh»u r«>qvtir®d of
this fclHto hy ju ‘per authority, fur tho
I tru
3 uf t
'onfuderato t
■eadwl
;nii-
Letter from i’harleatou.
CuAiu.itvrox, H. (■ , Fob. Utb, 1H( ■
RiitW Enyuis'trr I b»\ 0 rl'tttrued from
a stroll through the city. During our
uiuttnuorlng*, wnhaTavUitudtho Loopnrd
ftnd the Ruby, two Merchant vessola
which ran thr blockade- and 1 am - into
port early thi* morning. 'Vo had the
plow»urc of seeing them »on»o into port.
Wo presume they ftro Irnightod with such
article* a* uro hocile! in tho Southern
Confedoaivy.
By tho polttenes* of Lieut. k’:u koi, wc
admiltud on hoard, nnd conducted
through every apartment of tbo gunboat
I’ttlmiitto State. He gave u* a state
umnt of the engagement with thi? block
ading licet at this port, lie raid, “If th'
aboliiioni.il*are not untl-th-d with what
l*alm«ttu Stat«j did. U® Will try
ill have no diffi
ctilty in doterminlng how much uijuytici
»ml truth i* ountuiiK-d in the eliargo above
quoted from tho speech of Mr Hiu. when,
in connection with the foregoing “legi*
lutiye uuthoriG-,'' they take Into consul
tlion tho (act, th*'. nt the time tho
mkrtlion was mailu
twelve regiment* not only the. r<mfnlo*
it tho StHto ot Georgia,
iuvadod by the enemy—that the
>n was jiiailo by the "pray
tho Secretary of \V u r, by
i .e Frcsrdont. ftud that put of
*- jAfi employed,
imp
iahio
It v
“a tul
it It
lron-v la.i -hip- nt Chari
rd .
id di«
ton had
itorwHlI the rest of tin ldr. s t ring I*-:nnd-
• ■ 1 1
atlh l-Ain. bat with 1 .. gr-.t mu
thn' no sblp wu> *uak, miJ nu ship
disabled, that no damage, in *hert,
d.me. to tho hh*t kndinc -qubdruu, whirr-,
-Uting of wooden *hi|
1 tight with irvn-clad-,
ort Judi
5«a I it a»sd
j>atcb b'<
U
s home in mind that
rays bon
to<\ Id •
f.tl ouUdu C4kicuh.U'
Th®
Ho o*t
bale*. I
Uy hum® rtucti
Atructjou to not
r Fh» crop *»f ls*4
< 1.W.0&
of their own; which tlieyim-
mojiaUily did.
Further. w« regret to*ay that the lMn
ccm» Kuyal, a largo British steCmer, lader
with Uy far the mo it precious cargo ever
soot to CliAtlrebm, had been captured thi
night before by a Federal gunboat- that
she war lying alongside thnt gunboat a* i
prixo, within a mile nnd h half ot tin *hor
catteries—that tho nsvril authorities a
©hnriosV n had been made uwnrovf he
capture, of her situation, and of her value
—nnd that our vietorious iron-clad* did
not ie»« webvf (ban that gunboat, but
allowed het 'o he carrieil out to sen along
with the re*t u( the fiwit
t>» c would much rath or praise our
fftilur* achievements; but the truth must
ho fold* We have heard that an .-filctal
inquiry i* 10 bo made ^>U> thi* misundor-
standing of an enterprise, which m-y
never have »u favorable a chauo* ngain.
dually
1 the re
upon Hr
tbo
oil of thi
till they
Jdi-d largely to U n numher required,
nd I bad to send a special request tu t» <
’re-id’ ■ t t > aci.-ept more than lraca!!.-i
>r, which h<- kind 1 v uonreiited to do, or i
be®ij obliged to order part of
ed.
Mr
thorn hack to th
ItAiv,b®c.tm® necewarv for Mr. Hill,
before Ira could c-r.iubluh the neves* ty for
. to charge that “other States. | 1 ,
did fill the requL.- P •
the L.
tl m!'Mu
GjipL ^■;n»^l)0a had a reception at tke
Cjinmercia! Hotel, Kingston, given him
by the merchant* of that cily. lie wa*
blockade, ar d » d ■ lustily cheefod.
nor d,d ,bo ■ Gun. SoilOTik k,rin**»o»od the
!' £ r fl?UMMMniS 1 ’ i . =c W* W i» «w "*11
d. wl^. (i d ,11 thi,. «nd we wcr. J 100 Ai.CLlbly Kuuni, BiUlmorn, tbe
• ••e.i towards Franco, who . "Qgicgation discontinued thi-ir roligicu*
•"• I 1 if u .e' r ' °' J .' W rviu... in innv phwe.
‘ fr«»iu all Ride* that k ranee i: , , , ,
n-calto us. We have the ax-! *«nt to th* Senate hi*
■*. thi Kmperor himself, who j "lination of freneral Phoips a-i Major
Kruncomust stay our progr»s j General, dated December 4th, 18ol, thus
* n °;l‘ er y»•“»«« M«J«r
nn pored by a gigantic rebellion. ■ ° ttn ' - including Hum ldo and Hooker,
•r -tat.ru that ho w« nt to Rich- The World of the 12th ooi.iair.e a corn*
instigation of Mr. Reward. ' tmuiicMiop from I). A. Mabony, decla*
ng thnt Van Buren'* late xpecch do< #
>»t reflit-ct the sentiment* of tbe Den»o*
recy of the Northwest, who now favor
vigorous prosecution of peace.
A rosohition vni recently introduced
writer in the In thn Illjnoi* Legislature, for a reccts
until June, the object being to give the
IVacc Convention time to take action
and ro;»ort to the Legislalure. After the
’.riled.
Captain P.oj
Col. HuoM.
n- th® ri riedni
o; b-rty ^as
M. Mr
Tu.-. i.T'-r iUtly contradict*thexuartipn.
>iriguinrt v enough, at thi* juncture of af
fair-. v. i- ii -d intlio column* of a French
perindii'nl an article which goes to pro*-':
that '!. Merr ier went to Richmond w ith
ih ; •.• uti'.es than those he acknowk-dg-
1 Clarlgny,
^rench tfuvernmcnt. state
i.* Deux M«*nd«-« thnt
nflu'-ncu that determined
Lu< to defend Richmond.
ion nt the Preside .
It thi* cliargo against "other Ftiites,"
ns unfoun<le«T a* that made by Mr. Hdl
„»ain*t the Bxechtivo and voluni-- -«• of
hi* own Slate, tho duty uf semngtlixt jus*
i dot
Htntuffrlevoiv
l ho
upon other*, *nd nut upon
!• :»rgi;i hti* novor fairnd to fid with
volunteer* every requisition mad® upon
her, from thdcomnioiicnmentof the Gov-
rmni'nt to tho present day. Nor it the
.'irl.t'M r.tu M'lKiT yot extinct iu tu®
Into.
The Legislature, at it* last session author*
* Kogimoeu ofUuotK
for Su»te *orvice, without regard to tn«*
n nets. 1 issued a call for vol*
Tho whole number culled for
ith u largo Aihlt*
laiy
their
•ratntry, if tJury citn be received ns vol-
mteor*. with tlra right to elect tholr oili
er*, which the constitution of the Con
federacy, in connection with tho consti
tution and iaw of their own State, cU»«ir-
ly confer* upon thorn. Georgian* have
wn am unwilllhgnuas to enter
the kurvicc. Tli-y have only shown an
rsion to lining dragged in «* conscript*,
. iuUtion uf tluiir i onslitutional rights.
hlaf objects of Mr. Hill
tbe L' n
has a Iren
nal m
having t<
ponded,
anti 1 i
companies of brave
Ono of the .
speech, seem* to ho
do ii"t agree with k;
th® Go.eriuiiont, upon tl
tion net*, as POLITICIANS,
fault finder*, while the infer'
intend* tiie public to draw
that ur. and tho*® who agi
ionounce all wh<
GO!
ftlitici
wh
which he
doubt
with I.
J Statkhm
in the d«gr POI.I
been the pharisaic
ecnle* of usurped power,
ail ages. In th« Bnti*b
j self styUd
KTb,
Under the'requisition. I railed for
troops by volunteer enlistment, but
den.il, in lira event enough did not
unt**er. that such number a* might be
ncco-*ury. with the volunteer*, to fil! the
i, be Jetarhrd ut drafted. Fel
.his ordr
i far hs thc-irafti
Ju U
the
1 un. vftho Opinion they are not
vsfty dwttr<Wi*<*f7oc» viiig u second virit.
Kverj-thing on tb« l’nlpotto i« in porfoct
order and in its proper jdm'a. Ifoii hnaru
the FaUu'ffto, we should feel safe «mM a
-storm of hail, of »Uot and of spell, so
ft-rmldublo are her Iron sides. Shu ii
manned by tho right sou of moil. They
are in good health and fine spirit*
"Wc next vlulled th® nboUtioo war
steamer (VspUtrad no«r Fort McAlk.ter,
She wa* badly dnoiftgrd, one ball having
passed through her boiler, < tie through
her suioko slack, and a number striking
her in different places, making a general
Muaxh-np. fc»ko is uudergoing repairs,
and will soon be rdkdy fur urvico.
I are uo indications of an niuu k on thi*
place ut present; but every preparation
i» being made ttv rQ|allh* Invader* of our
sacred soil, whenever thoy shall have the
audacity to advance*
Th® Jtith Georgia ho* returned from
Wilmington. N. C Thoy arc the finest
looking body of men we have scon in th®
Confederate service. Of their fighting
qitaUliwi deponent smith nut, as they have
>t boor, tried ; yet vre r.-o \rf'J:ng t<
Mr. Hill *.1)* l had no authority of 1,
fiis lan^uace is, “Mr. Davi* would n« w
ihii'ik of mucring’ a draft or c-.i.so:ipth>i
without I.M.ulativc authority. Thr Guv
ernor l.,i l «•> emthority of f/i*.-? for hi
order.' Whether this churgo is tru® o
not. 1 1®avo th® reader, after ho ha
examined tho stntuus to judge. S-» miK'
for the etlargo that I had no logislattv
authority to order a dreift.
Th® other charge muds in tbo folJowin
qUffKa'ion i* equally dcstiluto ui truth
n- - "Again, hi. Jrmftcla«..fi^ very
arhitrar.'ly, if nut worse, and by fhvru-
cx.n*- lot depriving tbe p®raou sc
■ t ilm . •ht t■ ,-dt - i'l, I repeat, withmj
leg\*le tire out hurl ty.”
N* w 1 affirm that the Rtatulo iUolfcx
pri *n!v denies to tho drafted <w dstaciu'
tl'-va th-' -iu At hj ref*, *vld that Ua l X-gise
them that light by my order, it wo-.il
bt\Vf W-n “«i ft without UffUlative nut tut
itv.” Mark tlra language ot the Sta-uP
Jrd®t* f»*r calling forth the
albre
ing®
vlsto
. ,utarharmnu .
f the UMirpa’iuns of tho! h>-
minktry, >io doubt denounced Waihinx* i u.rii M
ton, .kMlerrau. Adnms, Hancock, Frank- ! ii -.*
lit), ll**!»ry, mid th® other nd vocal i* 'M mm;
GonrtBuuouaniberty, ns captious fault-| ado i
Under*, svokiug tu “provoke tho leal:u»- ; Th*.- 1
1 “alarm tbo f«*urs’’ oftho p6&* i_be mi:
>f th'-Jusurpations
the
t . Iiicli have produced tho proscnt {
revolution, l.itvo r.-»r years denounced I \^,r\
Step' « i>, Toombs, lluntor, Yancey. I A :
Hrcek . r .d K -■. D.tvri, t>rr. Binjainiii and ! „„ .
other*, wio then emrended for lira Uou* \ .
stitu'.’ nal right* of tho South, ngxinsi ndJ
lira u Jfpa iui'X of the Government, as! m-
“>kw j iuhts” •coking to “prorokejoal- j a
ouhU 11 . ' «nl “ptoduce cdgmeU.^ f <.> .
Mr Hill “hutory will record the ; trm
fad. that it. ' thoC unscript law,) saved the | bu.
nod ».iv®d the country. He wa* "f *
III the S' Dale when the law was passed- I »•**■'
placed there by lira pivipjw of Georgia, pi j >“!'■
the «'.Atk hour of revolu-'iun, to ®upp->rt : wru
,-ikch \u^axure»aa might be '
i.<^- *■ xy iu **<mve tb® SUiic*. and save the ! y
tmiintry Ho arguw mat Uior® km no | j;,.,
coaatitutiuOKl ditfiuuUy in the way uf the q*
|M.u»<ryf this law, that the n«ccs*ity tor Will
, mind that at the date f •idjuurnw®nl of tb® Senate., the Kcpupii-
...re Inclined M »UaX“ *fc j '* nd . ***" d Ont-here
.iJ *.;iut they had deterjulrind Do.-uld bo ro more legislation. iml«< ».«®
ii • ' the Heat of govern mewt to j Dcm<" rut* withdraw tbo resolutions call-
r y. r l hey^utjl r M, M.-re-icr s i„g l( invention at Louuville, and make
iriv; «n«tnowwo n hnd n a promV-i a . n{ + *K*' n 10 present them,
.■■•n writer assuring u* that J Tho U< pun..6unator* have left Spring-
d i • id out a*, tho instigation ot j field and will not return until thiv plcdgo
‘.'.rij'r future..virtu...,
if in Fur:* had he not boon fully I diwolved.
.1 upon the subject. | The Port Royal correspondent of the
vurahlo fft.-tunv-nu mad® $o World, under date Wh, says Foster's
eh J ® .-nmraVt ;ra ,lJ rJIS* n lira ! ‘; s Pv'i;tioli i* worse than at a sUnd still,
.in . !m. • :-*rntion ; ilieir <le- > )'> r tb® tro *pF are disembarking from the
’• wn. o *l.".tl-l mediate, all, of. trai;>*.o.*ta ami taking quarter! on Bt.
.. h a \i.-wto thu so verm ce of j|ul®na Inland, and many day* ina-t
•hi, ar® iK.j*p.t<?d in with a bad . . ‘ ,
gnu-o. knowing, a, they do. how offensive | * ln P* 6 heTaru anything can be achioveu
t-.h'.vRj American# would be any ton ign ; by it llc ort* ure rife a« to diaagrev-
int - ri- n ( Hioddllng. We fear that i«cul* U tween General* Hunter and F. »*
z;ai xAtfo'fdi . ?■ n «" i r •- - ««»* •*
tenfe between our government} r, ’ T additional instructions, and nothing
ard that of tl-c Kmperor Napoleon. His: will l>® heard from tho expedition fur
:: Kn.-i.iM.i U on Its l-fl , *nff j ilirr., u. come.
nt th* !;. ■■ i.rmirpoww anil' pro.tico” ; *« anii.-'flio 9on»U wu 00.
lie iniel'.f .d!y sei/.c upon any occasiun cuj.ied t.>-day in tho further consideration
under oven the setnbUncc of of the Ereropthm Bill. An amendment
was adapted exempting ono perron on
anr farm on which resides a family of
it Wusiiin^tuo to exorcise tiie ! women and children nut less than ten in
greatest caution nnd delicacy in handling j n-.mber dependent on tho labor and pros-
VL'KG; U—axapi-t-a
•' oily; tur if wo must have a prop ei n, with various conditions to
nr let u» by all means ho pro- ; prevent abuse ot the ex«:nptiun.
v ,„l . -iroighlf^w.rd Mur, In i » r >- n ^ unt,! MunJj >'-
• ri with tho correspondence bo- | Jlouoq wa* in secret session on th®
i Day tun and Mr. Drouyn do currency qu- tion
wmrh w® publish t*>*day, put CnATTAVooox, 90tb.- Tbc tr«ln to
urrk&S: 1 r m ?-* "*?*r*» » i
i Mcr.-icr, lu- i.iftke* no dr via* I out <- reek, ruwtoc-n ondgos havo been
constructed for passenger* to croffs. An
officer oftho 2d Arkansas was sentenced
to be shot on tho 27th, fur cowaidic®.
M vurnitx^iioRp.—Tbe Louisville Jour
nal oftho kkh ha*, been nn-eivod. Pren
tice says the Democratic Convention at
Frankfort is an artifice, dishonorable ii
it it deadly iu purpose; it is tie
•n in^be meal tub of democ-
Jets and c quirt.r, b ;
good fuclii
nnd tbu* I
Angu. S
S5T.
-cm Tills plnre»
mtpred)
.» lead to his rbcai.'.
-• a -rd. itremainstu wm
Krnperor will look U|*on tl
xnd. \v« said above, a» long us j V<' 0
it’ ui prepare for the worst. { t ra
i or of the French, should be i fact
■ i t-’ take advantage of this inci-1 cat.
! find that hi* cnicuiat'
the Wound. h v twe®n t.n wt an . and th
heart, inerra-® U-e j < ••..re art..
bleeding censes, but du not l*V?u ib.i
prciureforoinniU..-. u?.-i. ri.ra p- •
.Slffll HTTiVIW. JmI ft*»n ell : »: p lb® VOM;,
by th® r-eigulati .n hr -fcftrd -ni: - •
"T if i ur olotbiugUku*!. , slide t
hnn-Js down t»ra fireff*. k^ -lng lh«*m -
cl«ve to the .i n v-
Kuna ritjkmg u Ul«’ V«y b» udmg T
krr*es; thn has a etuhtet r r.g affeci
, utl .••'daw.: ’
II li.-rjl • corner : aier u
vulouo yoUftidf in u carpet, i J oloib, .
any pirmciu yo’T ^ h-.ut of, i
proterring -woole*
■■de.
jpuh tb
Au Assault upon (be --N4fip
Yr-ftkee soidrers
lowing gu.-i rded
A largo norm
dierv, under an i
.raicO ^..3,
,y tMuremg at Gatfidc:
freight train that lea
Wusl:ington yi-\ aft'-
l*-M.-HB<r trau.. Wfc. •
awaiting the d*rpurt ire
of‘bum gut out of tho i
©very colored person t
their reach. Th-tv
selves with brick!
colored p
they eeuId
■ft’
k, afi'l doors
appeared unable to
IxDiAjr Diysn fLTii-<Ai;
—lien Mo TO.*, ./ft,.;, M.
City K .rKter. uf t! ® i4th :
of our piiv
ridly .
d that the
try must bayo b*?eii ruintnl w
paxMig®. Why then did bo in
thou
i.-nt, lefu*.
AiisishT so iftdLpcnsabl* a mosune?
But he says be Mid wu for a mild®,
uf Cooacriplton. ’ I am not advised
milder torm." W hatwer S
•>agrees considered it
adopt it, and in liou p.
wbat was ih
it a a*, howrvei
| unw i*e, and reft
i lliere-d, adapted the prorent form Jf Mr
‘shall fo sent to th® coraiuand- j H,a * »« bis *p«euh i» correct, that «.
r uf th® rogimonk brigade or .Vi- ! Ahotra®* reilyfor the passage of a cor script G
wlio shall imnnnllately take i *** ovens helming, and tlra ‘
t j raev'. Ilto Journal says the rebei sym-
, , pathizcr* in Louisville aro holding meet*
- ing* p.juratory to their State Conven
tion at Frankfort on the 18th. Similar
IJ then find out what J *»«dlng> were to beheld in the adjoining
of people, moved by j ooonl.vs Immense preparation--* wore
iplish. It is ‘ btiug mad® m IndianapolU for aRcpub-
lev ing on the 26th.
upon the maintenance i It was believed at New'Orleans that
i dignity and a firm de- Butler w uM return if not made Sccrcla-
' o( v***-
Kingavou, Jamaica, papere, by the
earner Salman, annnounce tlra arrival
‘the Alabama on the 2Dlh of Jauuary,
.t!i the officer* and crew, 105 in number,
prrea ofy csterda? teem (.ft!-,. Federal gunboat Ilattvra®. Tbe
«>t fpredy French intet-vcn- ... .
affair*. It i* positively Alabama vs> severely riddled in the ec-
h-.i t>.» British Puiliamuiti. counter. Two Ftoierai men-uf-war me
.1 t<-morrow, ginbraces a , reported off Jamaica.
AL'f"wk' I ,r, ‘ m Kur “P°“ J «***
w» tnat all Europeareunus »* matched fora pr.se fight with an un-
;.-nI rii .'-.parutiou of the Untied known pugilist f.-r $IU,(X»1. The steamer
Government*^ will, *»>f' As:::, from Liverpool Sift, reached New
York on the lo-.h.
Tnere are rumors of new difficulties bw-
twec.i the British *r,«l Washington Gov
ernments, "wing to the soixure of English
on the c
231“
old how greatly any
France is to Ih* deprecated
correspondent of the
pftrations for a i-m:
all tbu prtTiripul trib
an extensive icalG.
•be danger itnmiam
that spe*e1y ana v
taken for defence.
iinal.
ends in their action
car of tlra Fed are I ,
r iu tlic CunftueraP'
A C*OA» IN TH*
the '
-A Well dil
i ts>rre*poi®Umt ot’tlra AVlli
iJoun.al. writing (tom
' . gives the following dv.
nbuirames-H:
:H>udh*s. At a
detaching the same, with thu the country depended upon iu enad
necessary rtam^ar ank rank of officers bv >«« B k and tb»-re was nocon-titutiu na l ,d
regular “duUils, draft-, or volunteer wi- 1 10 l l ,„ ,n lhw foTn } by th
lislments, y* ho may boordcreA”
Arrain, ilmade tbe duty uf the Colo
nel of the regiment or reg.merits from
which said militi ar® taken, ju make out
an alphabetical li»i of “all men so detach
ed, '’ nnd transmit it to the Executive of
fice within ten days, and the ' (iccrrnor
shall officer the «.»»nr,“ that i*. the men
detached. How; by permitting them to
vote for officers, and tuu» u.akn ibrarown
oL-tico? No. The Statute say* he shall
s - • ^ - - . ufficur tlmm “out ot'ihe llneofoiliccrs out .
fate of tlra sunny Mouth on their | - f which *och officer* are required, within ! jonned*^
jircwM, if «« ««OI.«a on th. rod ; ! The ir* Conation Art ... Iron, our own
LeUof JoMh to join In tnoru. co, j. .. r d«.U, ,ho iwtwn'ks. ; ' ' : --a‘ ' T-u . o J
\V*wit from ‘Skiubi-
j ti -:. interest or caprice? Or w»« it bevaU'e
i ho preferred to s*e the States and th® 1
rcminiry ruined, rather than yield bis
' opinion ala>ut tho proper roRM -tthe act,
a t.n vote for a farm or conscription whir-
I did not originate with himself But h
1 eay» “*ith the light* now before him * «
i doubty whrth r tire* milder form uf oon-
j fferipuor lor arhich hevotrd, would bate
j bt*«m *uffictor.t for the crisis.' - When he
light*," we aro act in
itial the F reneh Government
J with Mr Slidell for the
L urder, of a large quantity
J will request the United
permit its delivery.
Tiil»ndgoafft*Bball Tl;
■. • xebange. It is
.nt an overture for & simi- .
.•ttoa to eaatern fact<>rio b ,;i
by '.me private citizen*.
btain. by pureha»eu<
«->. fifty thousand ba>e.ffof
ng from trade in contra-
ui require tbc assent m
t lor the operati m w hic-1.
h® pcrfoctly ten*ihi-. If
uemandca bj' France bo
, they will not bo witbhwid
near the Bahama coast
i phis paper* say that $1,000,000
ecu rent down to Grant's troops,
with of the troops D had.
I'ri'tuiere say that the Federal* havo
b.;cn repulsed in every demonstration
Against Hudson.
Cassius 5L Clay has determined to
abandon bis commission and return to
nu*
with tho villainous Abolitionist*. The
health uf the Regiment is much (letter
than it has been for months past.
Tbe 24th Regiment, South Carolina
i those in command in the r»-gi
menta from whic tb® men are taken, and
txvign them to ilra command of the men
to Ui-iacht-d or drafted; or if a* uiu<*h as
Ungiul® or Division isdeLat-botl, he shall
IUt-maa
Tho Governor *>f Vir- :
A letter front Murfreesbura to New
York lays that Kuaencranx cannot ad
vance boi-aii** bis army i* mud bound.
' 1* •• in good condition, but diminished
been reported in the Foder*! ^
I
ore, „W oat (hi. .flern-wn it. j » BrioJOr or. Mjj.rOo».r.l
, .... lr ii. - from in command in this State, and
beauutul uniform. Thu is u gisud lragi- j i,i, n to the command. This right,
m^nv. Give them w chance, and 1 think •: so far only as tho Generals are (.onewned,
they will showtlrair pluck and give a good j »» »»» denied to th* Statu by act of Con-
acouut of th«in*u(vc*. ^ r 'nt'. \r uni —i
But again. Mr Hill says, in my order
Bumiiuss is somewhat uuil in dairies* i f«»r the draft I “doMified very arbitrarily,
t4*n Fork U worth T5 oU. per lb. Bacon j ** nor ‘ Now, in making theela^)-
u rnihan ffkfftfltftOfrVl*
ha estimate< at nut cx-
i W>«* and thinks ibal
ui the nut wtft IffH.d U*
ihi«i: luma>uth« -dock
CffHB any»
tidarsvt Indore ®inc* u»® »l»^ »
tieu, whvii thu I II S
th® »gti '
Every otbei
.on, *f I only exercised n ducretii
Mii'u u n»v« lumny. io i:np»ri id« m-m- . .. .. t • «k*'** w « »« i'”- »"""i'
u,ry li«Lt. Bulb mmm, d,rkn<>« ->'H s,'V.nkw i'l!- . V.-t-ar. mpproptUOll* S»i«WM«M fct
nr > «» the pUm. u» »b««»h>n « •«•»»» i» M*r.vW,
1 am not much mistaken, w.ll be
in vain, fur th • name «»t Vlr. Hdl,
of the socond conscription act up*
_iasssge—I am'not advised whether he
then even voted for the “milder form, j tin*icr~a hih
Whethor tlra extreme reluctance of tho ! These priso MV ..
Senator to place himself upon tho record j State fotcee, and hence
fn favor of thu conscription set, resulted i Governor - e-wntrul.
Western Virginia, ^440,*
are. A select cununittee
nt Capt. Z
; bn* :u-»u ordered t" the Punitaotiary tw-
i Yankee officers in retaliation lor tl..
imprisonment of two citir.ons of Virginia f »Xf«vd upon a bU to establish a Board of
hargeuf robbing the mails. 1 Emigration and Colonization, in connoc-
piarsd by tbo ! i i011 „j,h ii 18 War Iapartmeal.
-- sulyoct to the
> the Statute, my c
poliliciaii who who wo* in doubt about ! A Cairo disy
was | public sentiment, i* a question that tbe , Doi
T6; Butui $1 2o; Rie
uu.i>ai)kd j •u prvporthsh. ^
I Kci|«dAtQ|. tVc., Fill. /law. The riULulouyea the terms' detail,'* i ^eeiding, a* thu .'Senator iu rccuucilii g l Very littb. wa* cuumig
the dtb, ^ays that cotton li^
CH.utLi^pOb. 21st—Another French
war rU*uiu-r appeared eff the harbor this
j morning.
j Due of thu Ynnkoo gunboats, flying a
1 flag «>f in»cc, has just steamed la clu»o to 1
....... I.J.E. 1». St.i
V ank.— Sergeant, take hi
house.
Array officers noa' ah< e
commands have ^ :e x. .rat-1
jutant Genera! that tbe;. b.-
from F*»brunry 7th, in wbi
sa tii factory account of 'Iu
on failure, their naaie*,
from the army roil*.
their
us AJ-
r «**y*
tib* u
I, mad
sa