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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1861)
t OLI MB( V riUBII. PKBftJA*)- to, IW, hi iipiii rut Amoag the waaiy f*r the flag to our ftowtfcera Cenfttovracy, wbkfa ha* bee® propos ed, ru hare en none which surpasses in hearty *d appropriateness on* which u exhibited to c* jrwicfa.y. It is a field of war* eneloeed with * white border, hearing in the centre the figure of a Ph i on in lU act of rtangfrom a bed to flame and ashes. Around the latter are two ‘one**trie eirc’.os of white, and at the top, be tween tbe two circles are ttvtn stars- Within the inner cirri* *ml beneath the Tb<>- x I* * ” Toll hearing the motto “We ri** again. The render will readily understand thet the tine w emMncnnlfe es lore, the whit* of pew*, ;be eir* ‘ter to f*erp<rtuity. The Phonix am) the flame dutiful It tyj-WJes the death of the old and the rewmwtiimof the new Union. We vfceaid re jriee U learn that the Con rent!->u at Montgom ery, to whom this design will be Immediately for ward*!, baa accepted It a* the model for oar National flag. If they shall, the country will be indebted for it to tb* invention and tart# of ar feilaw-niticeo. the Ber. Hr. Hawke K f if (mrte Person* residing in the “Confederate .•itaie* of America” who etiil eoeider themselves ntueaa to the “United State ‘ would do well not to make fiubtio tbwir professions >f allegiance. Georgia hee not only spekno, hot *led in thia maUer, and b time for toleration of all dch idioeyocraeie* haa well nigh expired. If an/of her cit teens annul fmd it to their heart! to sympathise with her conduct and portion, they had feciUr And ■‘belter ia a more congenial latitude, or, remain ing, bold their peace. The/ may find mil that be above i good advice. tot. Wise ni fca. faß.r Jttltfj foptoisn. fim. Seott baring alleged that the reaeoa for h!i railing a -lauding arm/ around the Capitol war tliat Oov.Wieewae recruiting raid cotopa 1° take Washington, has bro gbt out a letter from the Governor. Ik* does not spare the General, hot denounces but motives aa base— oven wenm—treason to the country ; that ho d*. itlrca to establish a military despotism The Governor eaye. “Scott la hut a martinet and euiuinissary, hut bU vanity, in his old age, atanda up like hip fcoaea and wither* of an old horse, from which the Muscle* hare fallen away, and the 2d Lien icuantGeneral aapirea to rival the lat Lieu ten aOt-General in Wing fftßofttrod a. the reeend mvlour of hi* country.” IWu ha# ordered the entire garrlaoa of sto diere from Weet Point, leaving the place with out a regular soldier. Thin has never Wen done before since the sntnMtshment of West Potot. Scott baa, at the prevent time, no ices than five light artillery hatterice in Washington, a qnaflll ts es artillary for a body of <o,oofl u „ He has also ordered a large supply of aioutu- H4nn ♦> ho wnt to Port Mclleory. Maryland Mar fr*p, , .forptiw. Liu. JuMtfh H. Butt, writing to the Euikute Kjprmftotn Montgomery, thu* upeak* *f th<* rtw**fti®a of €M. Clayton'# eonntn<l In Cos to abu* w W were really proud of oir rwH|lion at Colutobn* ; Mil wbn wc left we wero deeply lie MpMudtltU gratified with the chivaly and hot l*KaJUy u s her pMfriti. If we are to have war and have to fight, and ibould more ftoldier* ha railed to the field* without intending the l*mt diepar ngetaent to otbor#. we all ray, that we truet that we may be an fortunate u to hare by our aide in the c-toflief, the gallant, bravo and generoti* .!• diets of C<>lumbu.-. ‘ (etwta Ink An unknown lady baa preeenUul fijUU to the t'oluuibua Ouarde to he paid when the on mpany ii called into sorvlee. FAI L J. gKMMKB, Captain. TbU lady i# a horoine ! Shi i* encouraging u gnar<>u# eauaa, and her eontribution U to a gal lent, noble band us #vldiery, headed by a worthy leader. Thin in the rpirll that character!** the women of the Confederate State# of America. They will mould their jewelry into dollar*, l need be, to rapport the ••***. llearen Wee. tbotn’ kfiili trf ik lien. liiiian Men JM of ftotti Mhw rusty. Mr:, jonaao.e died at CitfrtoU tie., on tbe I2(l> and Wa* interred with ftU*onie honor* on tho 14th. Ho reeigneti hie *at in the State Kao ate l**t year In <*ne|uei>ce of Si! health. He wa* tumbled by the lion. J. g. Duncan who di o 1 before tho cloae of the Uat reetioQ of the la;g i'laturc The lion. E. U. lUiford wa? a few laya age elected U fill.tbe, vacancy. It la unuecoa **ry to remark as to the public life of Mr. John “ in as an obituary will doubties* appear aoon.— ft U anlßihmt to *ay that iu tho death of tb !ln. W. 8. Johnson and John B. Duaoau oi Cbattahoochoc (Aflat; !** |ot too of her beat ottfaon*. A CITIZEN. ■-•w • a# Xux a*,— The Ordinance of Secession of tht Ktate es T*a* will bo found in another column. The Aaatin Gaaotte aaya it will be ratified by a uuauimoua vote. Gov Houston baa pledged himself to abide by the roault. Thank God! Tex as arttl he united io defence of her institution*. She will he a glorious member of the Southern Confederacy. iidrbeluru the election, wanufaoturu oa he of Philadelphia, discharged all their w*rk- Ul* that rt/utvd tetota/er Lincoln, and sue they are smuaing theuiselvea by turning <nt of •>ie pi. >y went nil who din coin /nr him ‘ From the N\ V. Journal of Cuntuteri •* Ptn*ti* u. fun.i™. ’T .0, wa ntin tor- n, folluuiag -opjr es a aole; iwiwl . r.w day. ago by .Ur,. pr.HlMo dealer, through (he New York JV-lußce. -how. (be Character of (he sarrmljunes under wkieb business U liablu lube conducted in eas. of eai ..pen rupture with (he Southern Plato. : Nw Yi.nk, Fb. I. Dk.n Rin :—I uu lvi stand tb*t you have ship, ped Mine potatoes to the reliet, in ttontti Caroli na. 1 .lippone you nre nw.ru, ir, that Ibis i treason; tor thereby you are giving aid and r. ,in fer! to tb euemies of tbe lulled tjtatae. Noe . ir, 1 consider it my July, u n patriot, to Inform tbe ttr.ml JHrv of the l llituii r<tale, of (hie fuel, lint, although 1 think duly to my country is > .try strung reason, then ia uue .till inyny bruu.t which impel, uie totbia dia ugiwouble leak, uuuety. my duly to my with and ‘•bildprn. For. Just Uow, 1 am out of eiu |t i..v lueut. and die Ui.rerumem ha. bountifully o'r damed (hut the iuJurmuul iu mil mite riu,dur to that vl which yuu ha.a been guilty, ahull raceise u reward of twenty-Itre dollars, ll romaiua with you to decide whether 1 .halt firoreed eitlt tbe CUM. hauUTOH SeuMutt tap run Fnuii,ruT.—Seii uter Swumar lui.l an lutervivw with tbe I’rru ■lent lu relation to the l ifer of military aid by tbe Wutature of Maa.achuaelta for tbe dufen.e us tho F lal|iru ( wrty and the enfureumunt of (Ue lava. .Mr. buiiuuei asked, abut mure ma!J Mu.saebu.etta do for the Talon ? Tlie l're.l dent rwpliedl “Adopt tbe rueolutioe ..Itured t.y Mr. Crittenden. ’ Mr. Sumuer rejoined ..The puhlie aeniiinint of Maaraehuretls m.ikv, that luiptiswlbiu,and I agree with Ihe seutluionl Mu: Arms por Firwauu. Tbo stramarN K oglwdsi and St. Marya bought last week 2,600 ibuahcis and Jdttfi Maynard Ktfles. This cm plate* the uuinbar us arms by U >v. IVry They will, we presume, toon bo placed id Jta* bands of the trap#.-- Fernandina Floridian, dih instant. (tabmission paper* have founl out that the scarcity es fv< and in ibm p Tiioiis of Tennesseo was rßUsed. not by the terrible drought fleet wimiucr. but by the toc*ioa of South Cart. on the i’Oth of last December. nmm u mmtmuo^ ArrtrtU of tks remainder *f tk* Gtdf %dre p'few frees* UdrmMf—~~so ‘ h* feA*-- Tie Wm i>**r MJ. Okm**, **r Fort BauaK as. Wa am sc to* Fla. Ptferuary Htth, IM>. f Dram Tumk t Yesterday, lit tie after j.mm, a tail came to ightjasl ah*-e the and eoon after aaother and then eatrther. TWy proved to W the remaladcr .f the Gals Squad tot, the Powbatten, the Saidas, and the St. They were brought to*o the cling ly a pilot, who represent* that they wowhA not •ot'-r thehari-T even if itid t >dv c ,s,a cvera! of the aoro enxlnur tv rtelgn, aim! would moei aaMrredfy if allowed to land. Thr> ware joined hy the Wyandutu- and all Umr v* •el# aatbrwed outside Santa Itoea, ua show! the same dlrtance that She Pro %Iyi> dird. Atfloed tide the three rce t comer** vpread their id), and with a gentle hteoM went grand;v ut to aea. The view front the epiuiimeat A ittfancas was delightful, and war, I think, one f the rowit beautiful pictures I ever saw, although *her is many a delkiour hit of landaeape, of both the oid world wad the new, hong in the fnttDHcs of memory. The au was jaat sinlrtwgbeneath the waves, and being blood red disc could he look ed upon without tajarmg the eye. AWvc, the etowd* were crimson, traged with Wae ead fold, reetbg apoa nft txpanrire avurc field- Below the red tiuiv fell upon the wafer which was aa calm and placid aa the raters of an inland take. To the left the Barrack*, the h vapfta! cent ‘>act ed in tree#, and lb* Kasy Yard were to hie, while Mr the barW tUc toa g line of Saata 1 ton'i cert, with Ptokeuvapo • its point, vc> teed el ts parnted apon the water. StHl fhftber on four large vowel* of war with heavy rail eel and their huge side* LrUUtog with cannon, were akiwly ploughing thn waters of the Gals. To make the aet&e Otove Brtfy. *cvenl #all boats were •klatming the wave* aim -t at our feet. - Perfectly charmed with the hour, I watched Jbe shadows >A fell upoathe ea;.aw the pr?.-*t shift# grow dim with distance, and “When twilight Set her uaantle down And pinufd itwHh a star,” went again in*c. the *.• ♦ where vor ire pitched. Thi* wnGug bvoe of the <*uil .tojwmlrvn are ia sight and by that we know that the war i# over, at least for the prevent. The agreement being that if Umrt wta no at temp? at ruiutorcu* tnenl there w o*id be n attack on our side; now that the troopsaro returned, nothing remains but to carry out our part of tb oeniraef. l utd a new com wander ia appointed the policy will be tojptevent a collision as it has betas heretofore. Major Chare ia a line otiiecr and one of the beet of eagtooers, but I must eonfer? that I ihiuk bin* in error for nine in his life. Fort Pick a-ns ought to have been taken the came day that Bar&ftca** war. Thai is my uptuies merely and tuny be taken for what *t is worth. Stifti oit to say, I am not the only om of that manuor of thinking. It ia amusing to hear the different acbeiuen for the capture of every man has his owu way. Taking each at his own si*n dsrd, it fe very ntraugethat the government • I Alahainalioa overlooked their services for so long a time. The • pinion of the majority btre ir se riously Against the course that been pursued. As is weii known, the Cowman dor ut the Stoic troej* at thia point is Major Wm. 11. Chase, formerly of the corps of ihe I . f*. engineers. • He was torni*r-y a resident Os from which Mate be was appointed tt the r<lct abi|> oi the Military Aeadotny at Wo t Point, and graduated March :;d, IHI . He was brevet ed in the corpa of engineers April I . 1 1 k üb s<]UetiUy be was promoted to a Captaincy, and July Ufa, IfSK, received his comrnisloii a* Major. In Ifiii, there wu* a Special heard of engineer) appointed for the examination of the Florida Kcya and reefs, and for the survey < r harbors and channel* q the Olalf coast. Oct bor list, lAAfI, he resigned hU c loniii-iou in thn Fcalural army, >aoe which time ha ho aetod as a civil or.gihocr, and has built ; my fortifi cations or planned works which now j UskJ.— lie was in command when both ll.nnca -and Furt Fickeus were built. As an engineer ue is second to none in the service, and it Jt said that be never leaves his work half done, lie l* .< man of indomitable perseverance and great personal bravery- ue a strategist he is also eelebratod.llo has a very large private fortune and is #.• where in the neighb Thood <if .‘i.xty-fivo yenirs ui ogv. ago while in cunversotion with a geuiiouian, AJj. Chase ex pr tv red hi# surprise at the material of which the Alabama Bcgiiaant wav <:uß>posed. Said be, “if n sing!, one of tko* tjcnilcmcn were killed In executing uy cou uiand*. I could neverleel easy again as tong as. l lived. They are a Imud of high-toned, noble young fellows—it would he hard to find their equal.-. ’ He ci'u-idttc la! , ilint tie j/odtton H Fiekcus woa not worth the life of a stagle moo, andbenro, undoubtedly, the reason of the present stato of things. Had another man teen in command, the fort would probably have beett token, |>erhnpM with a *erioiislos of Hfe. m m s i:r*Aitn(>N. a\ oiiw.uxr Tv tiittvlv* th< I’m tea brtc*n the &<*;;/ anti tki other titatra ( ttitvd mnd,r the Cun pact vti/Uit 4 The Countitutim of th Unit i Smtts us Awc- sco ** He<ttoe I. Whereas, the Fefleral Govern moot ha* failed to accomplish the purpose* of the compact of l'ob*n between there State*, in giving protection either to tbe pertKun, of our people upon uu exposed frontier, or to tbe prop. rty of our t iiut iis; and whereas, the action of the Nortbem States of the Ini on is violative ot the compact Wtweeh the Staff sand the guaran tees of the Constitution ; and wheffUi# tho rc i-aut dovelopuuut* in Federal Affairs make it ev ident that tho p swer of the Federal Gy Vt rumem is sought to be made a weapon with whteh to •trike down tbe latere*t* and prosperity of ihc people of Tvs**, and Iwr finer alavchofding KUtes. instead of permitting it to he, a# wa* m tendvd. car shield against <*lr*jc and og grcshbui; therefore. ‘i a, he peoplt of tht State of Ttxa*, by dele gates in Convention assembled, do declare nnd ordain that the Ordinauce adopted by cur Con vention of delegate*, on the fourth day of .Inly, A. I>. IAI&, and atterwards ratified by as. under which tho Itopubiic of Texas was admitted into the l uton with other Kiatcs, and became a par ly io tho compact stylo l “The Constitution of ihu United Ktata* of America” W, and i# hereby repealed and annulled; that ail the powers, which by tho eatd compact were del by Texas t . the Federal Uovcrnmeutare revoked and resum ed . that Texas ts of rij;Ut absolved from all re straint* and obligation* incurred ly said compact, and is a separate auJ sovereign .State, and that her eitixen* md people are absolved from all at Ivgiiucelo tbe United Kuuvs,ortho Government thereof. Bat. ± Thb l Ordinance shall be submitted to the jieople Os Texas for their ratification or rc jooti >n by Uie tiualiticd voters, on tho -*;'d tt&yfof February, IWI, and. utilws rvyeeic.i by a ma jority of the vote cast, shell take effect and be in force oh and after the 2d day us March. A. D., lsfil. Provided that iu the repre*euialive Uis tiictol Ll Paso, a-iid alcoiion may be heid on the IMb day of February, 1841. Dune by the people of the State of Texas in Convention assembled, at Aumin, ihi- fir*t i.v of February. A. D., 1 t |, T. J. CIIAMHUKs, Chairman of i owaUten on Federal Hgtationr. Mr 0.-hiltrof*. from the i iiu nttw on Federal Ilelation.*, made tho following rvport: fe the Prvietmt of the t\nitmlion The ineiubcrt of ibe Committee on Federal Halation* ooneur fully with the msj irity in rvcommeuditig the adoption ts the ordinamo mporiod by the •aid committee; but. wa n?k leave respectfully to dissent from the resolution arvogipant iri n the ordinance, which pr ‘po#e* tn refer said ordinance back t> the people lor ratification er rgcctioo Tht minority am of the opinion that th< best in tereMa of tbo people of the State would be serv ed by giving an Immediate.j erfltton to the -rdi nanee nf eeeei>|wr> |l|tne.n Yf. it. OCHILTIUtr. A W.tl. nrt’Ks IV M, St C T. HPBKRT. Mr. Scntt tnurcil a au,]i.'u,ieß of th. rule, in •rdr lhat the rwjK.rle might he taken ag. rora.-- tion. On liu tt -n of Mr. llaiuvr, lh. tNiureaticn ml jimmed t.. meet at half ,met Jo i lotk in weret Maeniu. tiom. new.pag.r man ha# Jiecov ereil and g riat l lhal wh.n a woman withN to lx v,r* a (Tee. ttonate I, her l.rer, eh. . all. him a na.ebtr man. * ‘ N.rer flirt with a jroun,g widow, who ewil- von hji jour I hrmian name the m ound tune von mrwt her. wnleee v.n hare made ngi n ,iud to the worst. to -iWWiw IW twt S*• ( al'itnr}. Tb Lm-u-u i tk ta u mV i.UrwtiajiM.! ... :k> Auwl. tUh. Xk. ,llla \c.Wy ,] M<l tfc, ‘ tint tie *.k !. in in -m nmA. to •SI.! ~w I Jt- intn iL lk. ni j X-'. r..t. i ~qU ~: u ..u, u.! v, .m f.vnreA wiii I.W. ). zeamUtir. ; ..fill. Snolfcwn Co s * . m|.f ft. t0!|...1e nti.fl r,..m OIU JrttMu, >, lit, Jflkl. Man even? tanned be rtgtrl' d without dis may by th* most *uanrh olmiiUonist. !: w olu. in tocr. make the ftouthern tatoratun the real t ailed Matas, as for a# territory prusit and prosyweliie, m ooueerat i, ami rodu * Um .North to what our ac#tors wsuid have -a Kami The I* >plo u Itocttti e? Fh<. .defphOk imght i*. 4iAtlugui#Ot.i tor their abuitr and en torpr*#*, but uwy would belong t *a country with hardly a jfreatjr future than Canada. Kvu-y natural slave States. l-ook at Uto m*p, and you will see what a narrow slip of ‘ui.tr/ mup u tree soli <A the Austrian icdu*tivn. o*l/ the sea test !<- the British frontier to tU Delaware-—a few hundred mUir--belongs to it • ail thereat #crtch mg for away down the Affesutw and along tnw Guii es Mexico, a to too bands ut the slaveown er*. The month of the Mi***ippi to theirs; the Missouri and Arkansas, the great arteries *1 the extreme Wwrt, are tU hr*. Virginia push** a #puV otterritory to wttWn (esw tbea ahundre*i isUeasd l.aaw Ur*, and than cursdes the AUstt tK-frae iitolca Jrimi ito IVst ip a manner highly danger ut to lUlr untoh. Indeed ft u deuUful whether (fee cormeetton hes ween New York ar.d hew r.agiaiid oo ‘be ec hausl, and lUicoto and the neigh boring Stale • n tNc other, coubi tong lurvive tlm total srparniton cf the booth. The Norili wouM lure a ferrfttty rtriggtong as that of Prune**, end thn Western rtgfen wens l toon And tt advantage.. a- u* diosolvu iu union until Use Faster*. la|/aeMamaJl the rfehes oi the New Worhl weald be in (he gracp of the ftootb*tT.er'. iaatcsd of e xpiring the ia bo**mebi reg;'jv in (be neighborhood of the British frontier, wlmh woaid ue all tiu remain ed to tho North, the slave owners w<*J4 carry their “undxbibfe property” into lands blesoot with every advaatai;* of climate, soil and mi one r al wealth. Taxes has territory enough f moke three ov f>ur mit SUtes. New Mexico is about to be admired with slave I:.*;.tattoo? Ar./.ona wui foltow. Mexico must in a few years be eon qucredjafcd the bouiheraers, lonls of the most inagaiftcaai domain in the world, weubl r< i.trul the psafAge between the two ocean*. Pptttk es Cfattorller fthrortii. At to* rs-ent DeujMr aortic C-invent ion of the State of New York, the venerable < hancclh-r WaJ worthy an octogcaartm, ms-f- tl># fedtowittf appeal for j-eace i (Jenflemtn of ihs •’uttfniton . 1 am far advanced in year?, aud not in the habit of attending (Vmvcntbifts of thi# eharaetor. bnt 1 ton id not re Ist eoming here to eat r my pro lost again at civil war. 1 have the hor rors of ouch m conflict, in the war of IHIJ, my rouse la Pfttafewrg war sacked fey the Brttub. A battle was fought opposiuj my verwdoor, sod the bullets that weteflred, kiitiko BaUaumas around my dvrelliLg. la the coKwcnt A u*y do.*r r< mains to this day embedded one of those a memento of the fight. In that rtr-rggly, i my fuilow-citiaetis shot down t*y my kl* 1 kn<.w then, (Ue horror# of * foreign w#r *ad mr „ nothing as compare I with the horror* of a civtl war. A civil War Is a war a> : >rg brethren. W arc all hr s threw in ikfe Con fed i rtry f rttatoa tb people of the tjouth ar our bvelhreti - not only noruioaily, bn: aelnally our brethrso In Georgia alone, 1 have thenuwiasof one thousand citizen*, Whose ancestors ware near relatives of my own. in the nm<; feta** alone, are ortr one hundred rvlalivt: es the lan.ihr of HiUhons*’, whoso naiat kqowu s that oi’ufce of the patriot* of the ltcvciutlou, and who-c der'cndaiit bow c ---oupies a e*t In our State Sea ate. And so, #,al tered all tw*r ‘-or Southern states are tb- near relative* of tbo men of the North, and jmrtnq-* tbarois toaxeoly a me.; Ur of this Cm venUon who has Hot eomc such Iks iu ibo Stoles of ih • South. It would tent* bratal, hi my opinion, to •end men to butcher our own brother* of the Southarn .'halt*, us it wmkl be to massacre :bm in Gie Northern Staler. We are told, however, that it * our duty oni WC mast, an force the laws, fint why—and what law# are to be enJWrctd? There were law* that Were to He safer red in lb time o f the Atuvrclan iUvoiuiion, and the Bfitiah I'arlhMnent. and Lord North acid emits l.t re tu otferce them. Btlt wbftt <!!d WbsWfigfPn say In r*„-ard to v*. forceaiaitt tifthuoa tawaf That man -hotiered at huuie and abroad tuonuum mu y el hut in an m earth ever was honored—did hv go tor tnf.wring the Uwj ? No; he went to resfet law# that acre oppressive again at fees ppx.pfe, and *ta*r the injustiro f which they tabriied. D.d CbaOiaiu go tor enforcing the towaf No: be gloried iu defence of the libcrtK* of Aiaarfca.— He made that memorable dtcUratlou in the British PorlMaenl,<Tf f w&ttan Amer, >w. ,;j. sea, instead of ms i am, an Kogliahman, 1 ov-r would submit tv. *uch taws- -never, never, ucv er . Such fs the spirit that auiuiate. -ur South cm brethren, am! shall we War upon ?beui tor it No, we mast aerevt civil war A possible, and 1 ds by my hicthreo to do all inthefr p >wer tu avert eivii war. Cowtif u, ceneliki. limr—anythiug but that—and no man amongst ?, in his dying hour will regret that Lk M>n seieneo is clear, and that he can Uy bis band upon hi# heart and say, “i did aU ia my power to tern from tfae bueou* of uty o .uncry the hor rible bl*‘W bf a civil war.” Hu*. W*. L. \ anck) . fftiutc of the ratoilk isioq pres* can find no higher occupation than abuse us this noble *>u of the Kouth. The) md their confederate* mar bu?c him ami bum bai. in effigy, nt they will go down to their grave* “unwept, ui>hotti>rod and uuinug,” whilet bis rucuiory will be cherished for many patriouo vir tue* and noble exertions for const it nibjuai UUir ty; and patriotic posterity , if nor his contempo rarios, wil! universalfy, nceord him an btm rablo poi!hm among the idrem'Md of the Koath’s de liverers icorn the cucse of Abolition dominion.— l>*pito tho malignity of party toalot*. Northern fanatics offloutborn subtolssumists, hi# nam* has alrea-lv iiccomenry n injta for manly eloquence and sell snerificing devotion, displayed la the ad vocacy and defence of the dearest rights and in tcreflt*, highest boner and glory or hi* native r ; itilfi Hunter ill* Ala.) Pemvv'gt. Front the New Yerk Irish N*w- A S*tii(n (Weicrifi. The lcuiddn Times ic of opiuiun that a Ken th em Confederacy would be th great power of this continent and far beyond aay Northern Con federacy. We arc happy to me the than itrer falling to with tmr own notions, already express cd in the Nona, lie any* : “if .South Carvlina —if Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Misetsaippi, Ar kansas aud Lon Ulan a tuiion -i! a F oathem Confederacy be forme t nudtuke tM place atuong the power* of tbn OhUth, them can bn no hope us keeping the border Slave States. Such an event canuu be regarded without diway by ihe staunchest ftboluiimitl. D'wonhl, t„ fact make tho Southern federation the real United a* far as territory, present and pro?pective, i concerned, and reduce tho North to wba< cur accoitors would Lave called a Uuinp.” No doubt. That idea i- correct, aud that eu* riuns application is just the thin?. “We thank thee, Time*, for teaching us that word.” ft is a strung word, and rather hurt* itur delicacy.- But the Times lira on th* guccu’s table.’aad Victoria horse If lias calmly read the word with her tea and tea*! in the morning. “Ferry material advantage’ the Time* goes “U- “Would bo n the side of the slave State#: le'k at the map. And again : “Mexico must, In a fe% years, be conquered, and the Southern ers* lord* -t the most magnificent domain iu the world, would control the passage between the two oaeaiift.” If th icpublic L fated te be severed, ww hope this prophecy ib all it* fu!ln f > may r*t bo ful filled for the great Souihern Confedener of North Aiarricu. ■e • awn MR. LINCOLN MAKTS A SI'BKOU. WArnmi.i a. Pb. II Mr Uni'oln, in kie rf'eul egmeek .1 IVluuilniJ. Ohio i, reg.re.valeil a. bavin, mill -In tb, larjir, and repent.,i. l.v hilllr>|t een-i-. nf the preeont witbuut any I'tveclient wbicb i mild cn.iMe me to jud;.-, by tbe paal it .Killed dtting the:, bel. re .peakin; upon the dibicuttie. of th. coaatry. 1 rhoolil have Kainod a < iow vr thw whnlo behl. To tw sore, atVer all. boor at liberty to modiiy or mv cowrie of policy a. fumi. eeenn may mat., emh ohanree wM.MVy, I have not molnlaioe.l dleooe ftoui any waat ot real anxiety. Ill.a yood Ihie, that tbero if no mere than uuuety, for there i nothin, wron,. ft is a eonee-lin, cirouiuetanee, when w. look out, lhat there i. n. thine that roaLy hwrte anybody. YVo onleHain different eioo. |iitti eeveial qucitione but nobody it eul lerin* auythlnr. Tl.is i< a .ooeoling eitvum. eluueo t and from it I jwdfe that all we want it tUue, paliomm. and reliauee on t(od, whenever into forsaken this- people. ’ Mu. l*n ini—The wife of tier. Tiei.in.. el bontb Carolina, leraid to ho an exrewdinrlv ta*. cinntinr w. man and inimmcnwlv popular with the “(Leers oftbe South Onroliaa army, .-he rather fa tie!,, military affair*, and make royaler m,pe c . tloa. of tbe fortt and camp, where -he 1s alwnvt roidee-t with nuthaaium A writ.r who law h.r fe wntiy at reriow, aay. that abo w .r* “a dark eolured Freoeh imK|e. a velrat bat orna aouted with a red o.(Hb feather, a t rio .able muff, aadeaua ol lbe eanro material, bad dark hair oonffnM by a neL and earrto.l a imraeol.” riain e Sataaaeov it, a iransf.rmation j of two letters, f*uneb makes the I titled th* 1 ntiad States. lOM M* VOTIHDkt, 'BRI *I ‘• ‘**•• tnoaiirnite Tii'. wi- !i hMf iaforued u. iii 2 it. p... pl es XvnnwLK Ui.v. deei i-.i tii jr.., un ler ■ l.t , Stark T kr. Thn U.f uujurit, b, vkkk thii (Jtti.il/* bu kti prinr.n i, toadt • dark,, bor In her *rif-lin[io*®a 4(!rU1..,0 Iu the tine oot! cirrwm.tjiiirei which atteujKk iMT *cUwi, w* ecu liuwi/vcr n./tkiu, wbit-h ttmi iu ibo Je*ct filigree, iti (uiugute he: guilb Thor. nl.lU with bra. f,u:,ih*Uon f</r„i the #tn ‘irawii of/r.., furMreu Stukw h*a e•tO'-l tktir nmnrttioi. wi'ii la, Chm—Slti;, t'fo, w/fh which riiu if ujuliflcJ, ifaf.i’ iin we: inn it*. *ng cummcreuii wlMctom. and |i*ni!l, is ,rsd*ctk;n—sad tbe) Blle, had f'/rme.i • eiMnmtn gtiernn ifit, rtmbining .ru, eielu.Jtt ts p'.wer. Nur a. .he /object to Ih, if,,r*tioß cf *.i>tivw which nsy kc fu;.| i cs tn iolJucaM the ctnduc: of the border darn Stales. Her location C*rcntc.l to her a* exetnptioti from Joke Drown raid, and dare stealing dflb.tr. iirr faltering in the precnot crijl., and her declaration of a deliberate receive to e.uc cnaib to a power which wield the cnergie, of her .word and pans toe hoc eahjagatioa and ruin ir, in the laet degree, aortif,iag to her eider South ero Stater, and will efand ia hirter, a perpetu.,. aicmeet of her ehatae. The reeult i e aelurai aad logical aeqaeace of the teaching of her otb eial trwitorr, A p/ople who can retro ‘ their tight, aad libertiee to the gnardieertip es aucb ana ae Juan,on aad Ifiheridge ahoaid eapect them to be ( {Handered. The work es refoime.- Uon in pnUI- moral, ihnnid be eomawnerd b, beheading *ll >eh worker, of political ood wen crer,where wiiilileatb fiwor when the, wre deed. U*4er tteui Tl* wficcrsof ibe ‘Fawto Guards,’ Aaas4ojalad by Coptaia W. Gawsvn, were oo las? grauf-vl than aetoirisbeJ, to fini nprm their arrival in C*- laufeas, (bat each was the recipkct us a Loi*l •uiae awarJ. ‘I hey rcgraiicd very much that they wevw uruble to too the geoarms ami jm'ri otk tUmor before leaving, to express to him la pvu.cn their sincere aektjowla ‘gemaat#. limy will cherish & grateful rtsoaiabranea of the aeiv leaati, aad ikoaa u> smut* him that ttoeee . woHf will never be ** long ms their buKce and ftrteirieeara ia dflager. The gwotte in*o resides in uuj ©if/, and bis home is wuu bold by request. Mu wa * an uvyr Irt.m ifer Al abama Kegiment H the Mevtoar vrev. W BxrV-> Isfeur! Old li.iib ur e<m*tT, ia the Bute of AkabtOßa, has wnt throe com [ sates t the war. The ko have atilUicd tor OM year'* wrvtoe. What a nvfelc nld County ! Jler mum will be writ ton high *P *a the nfeh es 4b# tempi# of ?> U f } t Wr - to-f and aader it G*e toll‘.wing iatoripCf* : “Bxrroor? The hooto <*f freemter ’ F,rt In the assert mo tf,wr right sand the t a drfej# J ♦hem G!d Itorhourfewi’ r’ A Stffdiai b. x LtJ) fyAtfiSPleAG ov tiik afttTß or <*#,;ts A whire ground, *ith Mu# borJer, arms and ■totto of the State in the centra ia rMitsoa a eonateHatlon of tav, oa e* c -b fit *tr. RtY. SR. \ILt HUBTII UR W* <te ; *ic’ and te leant that Ucv. Noble IH-Va- Ue, son of Rev. J. 11. DaVotia, ofthu city vac drowned at Fort Morgan ou the aveawg of tba 12Ui io*t. He was the Fuat or of the Selma Com pany stationed at that point, mod died servieg his God and hi* Ceontry. if any tiling could eunsoie tbe bleeding hearts of the parents wftbie beloved you or man, it hi this fact. His many warm and devoted frieads ia this city wUlibed a fear of sorrow at the startling anneniieemri.t of his sudden dm- c- To Iliui who doeth all things well wo ntxui Im.k fbr romtort. We tcn lcr <*ttr sympathy t-'. the Wreawd reUliver. SlUm fw tit Irai f Cwk-a. W. public!- In anothar talß-nn tjc app ,—- -aauu-r Arm, OBwra by Uor. llroan. Tksma. 1-ctUiMit Cos loMkra Ik. u*t ttnn, ia or-lm Tb# Cat-cat-.- at MillcdjiMilkc aAlboftard lb. *f two rvgho*>nts, and the two rr cfiuiiis* -fficers ore buw at work tor that \ ur p.>*e. l.icut*. Forts and Howard haw chosen tsis city >u> the reotvc of their operations, and areplgparftd to carol! reerliltr. Their heai qnatters are at Kellet** eufflwt, on Uglethurfw stmt, where eoinfwrtubiu uiCommodati.cn have j been provided. To our young men, who are- anx ious to evince their pairiotiam by aolivoM-rriaa i ia the cauee to their Stete, an exrollwjt cfportn tiity is thus afforded. Let them remember thn t j tbo highest pi.t of honor is within the reach <f i the humblest soUii, and that in the army ohm* ! are promotiua and hunor the iusmri/thh reward j lor the dischergc of duty. Xu Con mom•.—Thu TSvm Turk Contrai Kcipublfeua Club held u meeting on Tuesday ov oeiug, which adopted the Mt-wring reaelutions. Resolved, Thet the MetnWs of the ( couul Hcpuhlican Club voted fbr Ahrahan, Uww4 and Htutubal Hamlin from a profound eoovkc- i tten of the tmtb and justite of th c Mhtolu i they repreeeuted. Received* That we are smwil tv auy rosu promlsc which shall involve u *urrcnder of the principles of the Republican party, as expressed to the Chicago platform. Resolved, That it is the duty es onr govern ment to put down treason, htod fast to the Ua rtitutiou os It Is, and protect the Federal prop erty at all har.ards aad at every sacrifice, acd that w. ere tor the In ion end the enforcement of the lews now and forever. Resolved, That the umbers ->f tho Republi can Central Clah approve* and applaud the in struction/ of John A. Dix *li any one attempts to haul down the American flog, shoot him on the spot ” nsswoii fmisnnoa. Netmrit if Wmlmi U fteytaew Armed- - ntir tWWeea— *n<t Trial* es it &A flier—E ‘pen*. boar Bm*us, Fob. 11. A 11old yon in ay lest later. >ll utpeatetioat ttl > light arc over, jiot tbo veluntcets art ro mrnißil home. Tble atoredag ib Independent Hlßt< of Montgomery, U J ib> Auburn tUartt Will 1.-aw, nu.l ibu remainder of ibr it Regiment of Alabama Volunteers will go as uooa a* facili- U tor transportation ran ba obtaiuod. lam us opinion that tbo Bluer will atari about Tuesday or Wednesday, and go by tbo way of Mobil*. a Liont. V.B. Murphy of tb UatfbpoUtMl (iuards wot font to that oily to obtain a rcssel. If ha doaa not taaoaod la jolting ou, too rout* by rad road will ba taken. In that tboiw la uear lotly ttiiloa of foot-woik to ba ,!■ LC. At a general thing, tbo “boy.” art vary much gralilcd at go in* homo, but art aadly disappointed at tbo re tail of thalr campaign. When the borne order’ won’ brat welted it waa a itfc difficulty they wore real rained Irons an attach iipuu I‘ici.cna, tin again**, positive order* The ltd Regiment es Alabama, twefee moatb volunteora, CoL flay ton command,*,;, arrired her* oa Salunlay, aad immediately warn Into camp near headquarter*. They looked wernaad jaded, and ooneiderably disgusted with military life. Ilefore their twtlre months u nut thry will be tired *ttou*b, anddbpoted to curs* eve rything in the abape f aoldlary. Tba Barbour troops present a good appearance and are un doubtedly itey good aoldiara, but l uniat bo par doned an expression of pity for them if they an to tetaain long in the ft late of Florida. They apeak ol the toliunh** Military Couipan.*# in high torn*, and aay they never *aw non soldier ly looking men. On eeery tide I hear good n p.irl of our beautiful little city and its inhabi tants, and I toe) eery proud of being aeitiaen of M. ttnr eoldler* hare an enriable teputation 1 leant that the l.niiula Rifles ant upe tbetr way kara, but oanaut aayal what point they now ar*. Tretard** nearly all of onr men paid a na il to the new corners, .vtd gare Ihrtn an Inkling of the duties that would fait upon thorn. The conealation that wat given wai of negative character, and tala* of bad bacon, hard bread, I poor lupplte* and abort eupplfea, were patted | around not'd I could aluoat fbnry teare gathering in >he pm f Itows’ eyes. The fact of th*s oo I*, a soldier has a very hard urns mud vary poor pay; he doss noli have the inoat edmmen uersWki. of lito igk?s he bays thetn hiflwsei ( Tlre-TOlu'ir” have U'.a herd one tßjnthand have spent about KO taeh, f-.r an idles to iitewmfor'aDle. gash aa>xpic.;.ti*e upon a of HI iJCT mciitii is a ruiaouc hotiiuM in! can only W Ataintaincd liy few, the’reauns per thfcu xuust be deprived of the aeeesiurisi and comfort*, to say nothing of the iuxaria* lacy harthaea'a#rnHottieil to ut home As yet an oM>n*y hs.- htt-n paid to U*o fr ps, :*->r his CoL Loias ?. been abte to procure ay, alfoough he ba* eoh-tasu order* which wfcemltate expense.— AUL*u*, reiying upon lac palrioiaui yf htr ciu i/.cn-<'*liiery Los kindly aMavred them tbs privi lege of jGgbliog out other people# battle* t tl'jir owa c x they have aeteil nobly throwsru it all, and #Mloul • vord of eons plain t- These is many a man in Ihi* regiaesat who has been nearly nrfned fey this irlp; luercnanu w boss butinctl baa keen otglccfed; doctors, deer arts and lawyeNbwwvfp prtstim koak'-Wl toww#d into the heads of rive!#; artisan* n4 elerto who bars lost sitttations, and plantof- wbv.--- terms havs been ntglc - us ekalate Use amount of irowUc on! distrao>.perlepSw (hoi ho# arusu from it. Bal *’ import*, Ifec h'r>or N© State must fee maJutammlat evtjry cost I f onriftfEiatti* Wtee Ut Mu uU lj*r Mm. Thep-rit.w/i.dtuce between Ike r.aaa feere ii outiiorities t n Ma.„ A*fer#oe end the Fe*#> emf feovernmeat, relative to For Mamies, *s published. The FiHowhig toilers srs ofiAtwrto iA 6'*imr to Mmj. Anders.>m fc'rsl* or tter-iN CatceMVA. % ftattWrvt Orvtrrr. C te.i.vv ? x, > January M. IA4I. J To Msjey Rofewr A Menu w*, C .©Uijardlng F .-rt Sutruer. Sir : I hai". fhougot propar, under ait the rir comrineci cf the p r atiar state of puldic affair* in the country at present, to appoint rhe iu<n. A. u. Magrarh and Geo. D. P. 3 stavnm, both rnemher* of the BxaettMfe Coneil, <ui of the higher* ptuiGcm in the Stale, to trtcai to vr/u coetblertelons of the gravc*t public ibserax-wr. and of ihe deepest Interest to aB, wfe.. d<*r<reats: the improper waste of life, to IhdtK-e the teuverr of Fort Sumter to (fee eonsGtttfed safhuiitto* >* ihe btste of South Carolina, w ith a ptedee <'* it* ! port. *o mvouut ffer •yfe pafei.c h* b> j under j Yont otewthtet nerThn!, (ligoesl'i F. W. FrtEEN^. M*j- AnAerto., it, ths Gs. SltAWAuvu*. FortSi iiTfcu. S. € t \ January 11, iNfil. , Io Hi* I loeUtwcy, V. W. Ftokca-s ‘lovcrner of Soul a Caroiiaa; Srv I Hv- tbe hoaer te wk novleip -tbe vc • I riptof your derennd for the >rtrrm4*r of um fort te theMfflMttics idf(Uh Car-dins, sn I to to vay, in reply, that tbo demand t* one wiih wfei.'h I rsriii.i e->ui]Aj. Ytmr know? that J kev® recently *ent n meereoger f Wari: ington.wtid that it will fee fer to: ! rwrelvr aa fo mv rtfepateto- f-,rws* text by him, at an earlier date l'.* n'Rt Monddy. VVb** the ohmxMter oCswy ii.#‘ruefen may to. T rsf) * net t breve*. Swurid v “Wr F reel to ‘tom prior feat* 1 | tort to arm*, te refer this tPf i .W. b|agton, it would alferd m*> tfe- rtweero pienfUrv to UfcfiUfc j owe of u>y clfieem t ocr ompany tny mnli m|w *a nay and. cm pr i,.r tn t*tV l.ewnr wf ue ilemsmd. ** If oping t<* (i#d that in this, amlnfi sfkw u**t torstn whieU thuitwaer, welfer- i.l Hit-* >f ox.t ‘i fellow r.oontreturn are ennfcettiHttl, wo afe-?{! mo art la* to meet iiii oj.proT*}, und droply that v!i ato suede a ftowea * es ?oe vnh wb*r!. , 1 MM{ rtp!y. f have the honor to he, Wtt¥ the Hijrfe'*f regard, Tout otodtent serv ant, HODKRT ANDKftfUN. Major l. S. Army, C mw A te*. Frtm th Southern Federal I %wa, Ka rs. /■! B, the kwt.rwsi. The rnU a|>peir.tiaani f-t t&c tw . iUg.aeM, ! for Kgata, •mice, whirh are be rgaar-it 1 under (fee late OrdasaMt: of tkv oa*cation :f 1 this Stt. ( have W*a tu*d k> the \- j there bt esttfife auziely about ito. apf wiia|*er.(i<, tor the purpuMi of stopping the hc*y |Wva* t - ppl;*irti, afid stffordiag lafonauu. u ij *li who are app rintol, we giveiu i.ar Kxij;* ihu fo)W ----g ft*U list. AU officer# iste of tbe VaUed > l*kc, Arsuy are rackad ucoidtug t Ibe'tr rofuiiyu rank when they kft fU Army . \\ | ;obo tiocs ham hcva uaik, and La# ‘ee-a <Une j ing to tfcOu reUtivo saivk*. Tbro are • tocr# ( who deserve prcsKUtiotb Fut ti-.r* wens^ l higby ■ pti ivr lUw and! *rrt.t. ‘A t ? pa'disfej C W. ■ ? • tan/p then; in tbo order in which titty st wdfe; ] thetr respective Tl.-guuu.fe r4.aua#. ww. j. iiarwek, w. u t. w?',i;k.u. i L)Kt rK**si ‘. CiXaskt le*. CIIAA J W Heir AM*. K. W AlSo j tti.* 1 I* JJ Mtlurt, u Aifrod loHittiiu, - Wiluaai M tlardr#cr. 4 KJwar! K Hat Ive ; narrma. J 1 Jw.es Mein loth, 11 1! A YTj i ß < ; * WiHiam It ffmllh. VJ Jha Pa Rob ff Thomas MeCorincii, 13 John ti Vain, t t VtUliam J Met.til. It Harvey 7r. mj.eoL;, s Alftv t leer Kn. .Ts., IS Midne flrtevo, Jr - j Will mm Itartir., 16 Uwi* H K-aw.. ■ John D w.jktr. IT Tnr.ri* T Cotl nr, [ o William ur U Aba. >1 WaUa. . 9 Jo;h Read. 19 Abner Siueo-I, I 1* /.rn r RTnffiat'. *UP tUmitna. rimer M£ **js*xr- Ii John X Merer. la It, M A Crawf.trd, * Albers bhaaff. 11 John Mi11ed,,... 0 Joaeph P J OK 13 1| |i I> Twqnts. 0 St. Clair Uenrinr, Iff T i Melntoeb, J Ali Montr® ‘■ II John M Uranei,. 8A K Cone, IS Henry CtOreitod, ! 1 KoKt. 11 Anik-raoa. IV A p Ihrown. * Thoma. J Srrre, pfl Towir t i>*s,n F * ■J K*’ Tb. nuu. Si lU.I ff Mnljoiotid. j lb J wwph Wbielvr, affps.i:ttf 1 W th, Ooi. i 11 A AF Ml, (>aanr his. Titßer l- ft AV Kirkland, 33 Whit, Ardw ,o. | ski-ojii ktaOTax.iait. 1 ThixA Maddoa. Id J Harr,w. 1 Jno. Howard. Jr., id J A Wt,i, J #. Andrw>.fr. It J t, lllouut. 1 H M ade. Id J Alaaander. a l.dw. p itew.lro, lb Unis Ikntmialo. * Jhn T hing, IV Jno McP Harn.-n, . i It H Auinsoa. la tl 11 Uiuer. Jr.. ’ li P Harri.ua. dr., 19 Iduhaol t as*. vPMMyuiK dd Uohth’ Ham, lu r DM Young, dl .lose|di A lllanoe. 11 1 -i! d-l . lurry Tli;*pc. msuMnuix The fuilawinr.mataitda|iprec!atiro ahairli ul ; tho Hfb of the distinguished IV’leu: w f iheCon. foderate btataa, tvhiuh appow- l in fit BsrY tit. \ .see of J uly, lsfftl: Jeff.reoo llavie, of Mis*,-dp[,i, ia our warm l personal friend, and theretere we am path ipa nut lh. teeat ,|Uali!il to ipaak of h ut. lduriog his meent 6nereUryihi|, of'Vat, otu ii: ivrceur o v.. (r—tueut and pi sue at. Jde was saoet lal.twlea, ud ueumhntHpUladeur, an t signaltahl hi . uuaiauotioo iac.ory way. It, WiU the vo-e suui of Presidmt i'mret , eaduiot. and found on ly in Mercy a rival, uho bad the advaaiag. oi ! him, howevnr, in pullUKel t tpa icon, an l knowi- | adtteuf party oamaiieangaa, Caabiuy >ad then l hi.- bauds lull amid the law-books, and Cat, p. hall waa Os! ia tbe esnfii.suui of poet office routes and boutnacMi antiablo and indLitlgab!c bob- ’ b n waa immolating hioutelfamong hia <-..mow. dome and p. :-rapt ens ; llttthrie, like an tber I ilarberwa, was watcUin* iha mupoy hags, while i Met initand, one of tbo beat and truu.t in tbe world, untiring and eunseientiuun was at i wixk nitbt and day bringing into shape the bn mnsgcuous and dtsKiniaut material, isftbn Hume ‘ offee. , ‘Vi sed him. to his retired shades of i Michigan, this trtbuta of onr affmtiooeW ru- i uietuLrauce. and the narmrat tkaure. ufonrlmart for hia prosperity nnd i romoiiom) l oieu. da- i nn* all this time, waa felt enry where, and weil l deserves! the eminent him reposed in biu by the Kteeutive, lie waa born in ISO', in Kanin, ’ v bat remora! In childhood ; tl;o territory us Missies.t pL In I.'TI he graduated m the Mili tary Aca.leioy at West 1. int, and did sorvice fur several > oars in the Indian wars of the Wa. Resigning from the irtuy. hee< nittouced ! is no. Rtion! earner in ISfl, as elector on the Polk and Hallastiekot, andwasjovn nftur rent to C wig tea, When tbe Meaiean wnrbroke onl,;thMissias ppi rygiment unanimously eleele.l him eelonal, and on “any a weR-cimuxted fiald be won laurels which witl never perish wbilobistury sli.ll r. - eerd the glorious “rents of that period. Hu re puhe 1 1 th- M. sioau cavalry was effected under circumstance which are said to be with at a g tr ailed in hiatury. ercept in one oftbe desperate conffiet. of the Crimea, fie was elected to the United Hiatus Senate in 1611, and again in ltij where his earner baa hewn as distinguished as In tho told or the rabiaet, aad wberr. hr his hold, able, ami nnfaaltenag advocacy oftbe rigbt- . f the. South, he has made himself’ eminently enti lUd toher pbuOß. and bar honors ah they can be bestowed. tLrhl*. MGMIAI. FKMUifil to, Ml. I*t This Is an iapnrtaut day in tbe hittery of the Owfeiejruto Sttev* cf Amwriesu The inaugurv tiun of tbe t.rst liein the city of Mon tgemt ry, Ala. Hour the hearts df freemen b und with enthuausm at the daws of its bright light! They will celebrate it with bonfire?’ and illotuinati--**, aad children ut bora will honor it. FmhleTit DavL* is now look ed to with eagerues* by the eyes of ontxAd inti- Hub.i. He artumes the reiaf es anew Gewarn ment at a critical fieriod. Tbe political heaven? are dork, tbe lightening* flash and the thunder p-jrtuad* the coming sivnu. Wisdom, pin deft t*. ißoderaluu aad courage should guide him. In ard Wy ike hustiie attitude of tbe North* eua sc'jlbs of the reel twie of his purports, and gio- IU Jove of liberty, the psil ufdftty w*d La the f alb of honor We have oo liars of ha tuabduy to settleaxistiiiguUfieuitiai inn manner worth i the people who elected him, and the jattke of yLeix cmuc. Mr. stepheaj* tao, is a tried slatoman, and hi# coucscl* will be of weight with the ‘meaning aJialnistratlox. Around Mr. Davis an 1 la'hi* Cabinet •bould be sttperiormea, whose tsknt*. c:.-uunandtng poestion and t**v t -id rfearocter, will camonintl the respect of the wotJ. So unmfe politirisns trusted ‘oytr. Above elf lot there U good feeing and apar iou'ty among oumlvcs. V taaivf*.—We are c d#o tuach eTefed. tbe fey the result f the Vir ginia died!os * oene of oar cofttemperoftce ap pear to fee. looking at the fr*m toade mi the ei b< ar # tk rtsat Stale, and the deinaa is us* Jv by VtTgfrtia ■# ihe price of her alicgienec, ere *• litfle gr-.ertd for hope of {'ttflWtibi in the to victory. * It iseeSastherturn ■r.g pduf, prl.pf, of the fide of rtecrtkm, lb# iypoirr,* o uiiato w-eor of the ebfe, tba c bare any lope fsem the or (to of Virg'ci*. ia Wsrria. The foL’ wing have Wen appointed by Adju- , tunt ‘ioaeral Wayne, hut toe for the rnlietwer.’ of jfeblkf/ fe*f th ern.y us <to/rgte : Buvaniuh, Angaeio, Maeon, Atlaofe, C4ac | i-ti Atb efts, jjbumtui, Dablocega, Dafeon, Fort iicmes, -r in F-aentt county end one in jfaania At ttv- annua! dectf • fur Frc*?derrt and D!rcc tor sos the S. utb - Wesfern ti xutvad Com - pony, -ays the of Ujc I .>tbir>.*, | held yt-tevdey, the following gentteften were WB.inttn ruvly re-cteeted for fhneosningyoar: H. TW Cftylef, Freeidrr.t, J >bn W. Anderson, W*c A. BU k. V/, g. IM:, T- M. Furrow, . K -bt. A. SiMtfe, Directors. A AUxi.x*r..—An iiui,)*?n* mortal, say* the ! Fetmuourg t Vu.> iirprtu*, f the 12th, weighing peards, arrived here yerterfcy fnw the ! XrvMrgsi ts oik#, at Jlicfettx. l-J. lofemte-i for! Cmrollti*. The vaUbr* i.> udepH-il u, ten t icb r- rtar shtlli, sixty . f which arcompaaeed l ife .vcvorui uu*lr®d haring ready pcsofoed it. if rema.nvdsit the Itlcbmond tfiftpri doting the •oy* and slil Ibtoftwwiftg pa UMwagb-tbe eity on a heavy rretepr wagon, to the Aoutfecru **?&-, < mi UVeeavi lima S^necu.—We call the a stow tien of to the advmisemrnt id thi# r*a- j per us the above fateiitnueft. Asa sebok-i M has 1 t * Wgb ran 4, ami Otfer* sftparioy in*4iceij’cr.tv to j vowagßien winking to study ffeo , cata* ‘•, Ac. Tfec U hCbcr- ur* c* mpettut and 1 *'-^oiUjpWi#ed t and deaarve from *il frto*fe .f ed ioatieu. :'<*e ni>.us G- Tl* reader Is rrterstd to, : toe odvrtt&eabeig ,4 F. C. ThUnvae. .Iwitev in 1 - -'* pic tuiwy, ivteign and dotMrtb- dry-! : gmtds, ut* ,in this city. Mr. 1 itfiasn fe#. toa-de • I imvrfto.#rtr, ilMret portihte. in Ckaricetom, j t anJ is irfper%4 t,i libera) mdn -e- , ! ‘ L. tUi-U/ir.ers. B !-■• ha. the beat j :oiic Gv.irgLi g -..dr, ud iednrale priee.*. <.lr® • L*ui e skit. Mm ewsffsxwßtt. AiuMkrr Homrtr of i.*mpmUh** .'ieye.i at /,< 1 i | Star*- . Tie rimr / Sms/-- A U ,/A j uum<j the vord us &*cn*, <**. f >*t BattAx- ui mi. j ’ * ‘ : ’ VRI !4 TfMt>; | tom*t Saturtiay ostoher hearer of dtepatebe* nr j and JcinacJed a peas- I FWt .tnu aonv.-yanee to Fort Pitkkm. He wa ’ at ibw N;t over fey * J. Leaafi hot tbeehar | ***** df bin diepatclles is art ret known, c .iuc i II wo boua;- utter has arrival, u Mgnel flag w ms I | r *L ‘■* up*i the tor! and a heavy gou^fired. At ! : ’■terva.te thr ‘ ogh the day the gun was fired, feat j i— whs ftupom we eon! 1 not learn. The next j ; iu .. dog the masts of the M-'yjudo.te cam- ia j i etght, and im mediately aUer another gnn wa* IS red frv m the fort, tbe “star.* and stripes’* put at ■ haR-msst. rnd, althanffli daylight, n rocket -,nt f up-. The WyandoUe c.uae -cereUy into tho har- ‘ f bor, aad under a flag *f truce, ran up to tho Ka- j ry Yard, and a little later to the fort, whtre hu h now fylng. Xtofeing tiuw appear* this ntorn- I mg, estept the smoke of aavtral tires apun Fort I Pickens aad twoeatra terncklaad sun- carts fir the parpos- of raomitin- heavy rs. They serai ’ ■ k- ; Lasy over there, and uumut two or tiiruo guui * day. No a they hare more than double the number than ultra we came, and ia addition, two Heavy Coehotft mortars. Y.’c are now in the midst of a hoary stura, and ! tho wind bl.-wa fiercely. Late Saturday even i tag it began aad cuatinaedto increase anttlm. r ! l iny, when the warns ran very high, an.l dashed j open the bench la a frarfitl manner. The air Is tuil of spray, and the roar of the surf drowned all ! other .-sands as it bts steadily upon tho shore. ! reminding one of the dead tramp of tbe cotn • mandat nee iu Dm (liovani. Ity Fort McKee | them ia a long line of -he-!*, over which the sea i t r mated and seethed, like some hug. ta*.mater | ‘vCfined In a ahrrow cage. The warns were , ! “iu onppe 1, and ahU going act-, - them listen ■ tag to tbw old oeemt a roar, aad tho screams of I Hi. white gwiis, that beautiful paasagu t uf rcrlp | :are, found ia .tub. came fherfldy to meraor; j “®* ctak-sh the deep t. Loll like a pot; lie ma j the sea Irk- a pot of ointment. He rnaketh j a path to shine aßer him. one would think the deep to be hoary.’ A flee long storms a great j many shells are washed ashore, which are picked , -ip by hoys, who offer them for rale. Long siring, ic* k M ' ; ttoad.oheß fteh, boxes, barrels, spare spars, ) eto., are washed np, and occasionally the oak !r ’ ■’ ■ me wrt t ; ship. Thin mern j t;..- a brtr fft. wtajtr. 1 dweg tho beach t„ look ’ foerheUw aad SCO the hruakert. Ta* rloria is now | over, and a pleasant spring-like morning, gare |O. Happy hearts, and.a spirit to appreciate the I beauties (hat Hod has ao pluntifelly tcaU red I through the world fur the bonefit of man I of. , ten wonder if every one has as great love for aa - lure I do.and if scenes oi beauty, like guardian j Angels, Host constantly through their minds ! It has always beca a part f my hatief that a tree | l.ivarcf Nature Is a good man, aad that ha never I was, or ever can be, at tha b ottuia, an evil a,lad. I “ r Mtd man Fire-I with walking, wc ant down I upon a broken -par and watched tbe tine of j egaaken aud the foetu-cappcJ wave. The tide waa rising, sad aiuieat before we knew it, had arirca to our very fort, and one great wave came and 1 jrb-i me to Uto knees in anbir. Tha tide her. riser vary quickly, and mu strongly sea ward at Ha retreat. Petbai f an apology it neoaetary for tha tow. ness with which ray lotlerr are written, and utter diregar l to beauty or klatorleal corraetioar ■ bat l mutt plead i'.rcu rattan can aa jaetikeatton. I am row writing apoa an old oarap oboat, arlting. or rather cron,-king, upon the ground, in a eery crampe* position. The facUitiea for writing in a fiddler'* tent an nut al’ a tempting ohnraetcr. Youra truly. ~ - g • Wir nt Waantttoro.* - Vanity I'uir hat ih follWtUg . y beneter a W ashingtun paper publishes au original joko. gnue are rauuediatciy tlrel in the i>uUk.rtt u fU. # ckv, TUro k*sot tarn . m ‘• xh * ***• *l’ WMbi 4 'b lor many trporuu An the Macon Ttegma^, Skpreit’ Own ImW* li'M Ifn. fBl- Jataai UpaJ. UaiatU * err-r. v.-. M. WhlttaU. a']:ulni#traU’-. A c.—Complaint treat Baker Thejudgmani of tbo court Wlenr wal 0 tb- ground that the touri errud in MWItX it. evidwnecßs aa eitafeliLed copy us tbe lw pap-. i*-d on, that which the tfXMmPaatUt> it ‘hew# to bean rstaWwWd c ,: T? therueft. brtijaiaiu Freer, piaiutlff ia error, v. AWKJ keiuy, et, at. Complaint from Lee cuenty. Tbe Judg.nut of thi ..v.urtfecTow w>s nffirmed. J.>hu Kilefien#, j iff, tfcerrovrs. Jam.# Lanbn almirMitraf-r.Ao.. of Wui. Chastain. 1 bis core came bet ore Ibc ewart frum Leo county. Tke jadgiuynt of the i-oort below w# reverso'i, upon tue ground that tbe court erred, lrt. In refuninjrt’ continue the ease te<J>t o the Uelteaony es Mvv. Htbwfti Gilmore. Id. tnre upeaiaigthecanee pAarit Ludfeetn cuatiaaed, aad eeaaeef fi r the uefccdaot had huft tho court in tfi*>C'|ene thereof. John ! ►. ex dem, John B. Vardtaw, and wife ai*d others, betrs at law of Kexiuh Luca*, d ceased, pJaiutiL** in error vs. hicfcard Hoc, casu al executor ami Henry A. Tarver, tenant. Tbi# case rtune op from the Bppcri.*r Gear) of baker eoenty. The judgment of the coart bo low was reversed, ujwm toe grouud that the coart erred in chargiag the continuance es tbit cause tn (be PtniotiHfe owderthe facts admitted by (be defendant. iivnry 6. Wimhenjv trn. re, pin in ad in tifjf, m. NwxiiaiD W. Cwltscr. Case from Doagterty county. The judgment tvf tbe court below was mlftsed upon the ground that tbe court erred tn refesiog u, grant anew trial. WilUmu G. Latic, plaintiff in error* v*. AKrerMJ. Owen. This case cause apfr-'in fche .Supcrinr C r of DreigtMMrty county, and ntur oigiuncui. u con#-dervd ana adjudged by the court ttat tbe jadgftMfd of tb* rouftbcl-a ov affirmed. Tetedary H. Duriatu. fUhßftW in ctr f, vs. Dac tei Bartlett. <‘n*e frens D ugberty e**u: ty. fbe ladgmest oi the court bciow woe ;dhr:ucd. Lawiscy 1L iterhnm, plakjtj# ir: error, vs, David A. Mays. This case can*, up ft ;* ike Superior C rert of Dfregfeerty county, and after argitmect had, it wo* considered and adjudged fey the mart, that tbe judgmtniof tbe court bulnw be revere*--:, upon the ground that the cuurt erred iu routing to give the cfevgc, a* rt*|fe.-ted fey ponovel for rltksoA, | William A. Block, plamtHfin error, vs Newaau t Meßlnin. 1 Henry Ju. Itettle, pteiwtilf in emT. vs. Ui4ti luphena et- ai. K-juiiy fre*m Nuiftler. Judgment af Ute court below, iffruni. Bvfftl) iaaid Hawkin* fer pl**!iir ih error.-- McCoy and Hawkinv fer Meditt John Man?livid and anoiter |4tni!fl, iu err- r. ■*. Turpin and Ctetuert#. Cnuptaiilt from Sumter. Judgment alarmed. > Hmwkiwy for pluhstAf in ftrvofl. MfVsy fkr df fenflaai. Jt/kn Joiner, el.ai . feamii.. m etrur, vs, John 11. Border-. Kjcctahnt fr> ui Tayloy. Judgment affirmed. Jas. T. May for p!nmiff in **rr>r, Grice ami j Wall for defend.tui. j feraa-'i* T. Wcuthei*. tdaiu-itt in error, vs. Tor , Kllffartritia C'*urpi*inl frost Talbot. ’ Jadgtucbt afirmed. Jamt - M. Smith for plaintiff in and Foe fur tlefendoul. Jacob Farr, j-loiutiff in error, vs. Howard F. Ma -1 bone. Attachment .root Taylor. Ju Jgmeo! affirmed. May for plaintiff in error. Grice oud tor defendant, l'hrlip Hampton, piaiulifl in vv. J reph K. Brews* Gevcrnur, Ac., ei. al. From tetMy. Rule to forfeit Uecognixam*. J a igioent ass rmed. May for plaintiff m error, Hnnter. W bitile, | Ifeabody. fc’-d.. tor deieodaiu. Mat tba T. Lowe, PUiotifi in error, v# John W. Bryant, in Equity from Taylor. KevctM -L Tfie Court below erred iu holding ! that tbe argument entered into fey Mr*, i.tore. witi. the ex-cuter vs her feushui.d, feindsug May and LdwttnD fur Plain t iff iu error. Grfi e t**> *1 Wallace, L IJ !*inith for defendant Fimsss Hurt el. Tr;! j fee, Flalntff In Error vs. Wm. ftearcy. Nonsuit awarded iu TaJLot tSii|.:rior C.ert, September term* le/>9. CUI es ex captions fifed ; j and rcTtitlud in this court, j -ending thue prneeo-! J din-—the ease war renewed in the rironit of tbe j f P. SS -fertile same property, and if tret deter-’ j io,n*d t etiU peu-iiug ut that Court. Orders-!, that ike writ of error to this cup/t be dut jaissod. i John Stockdale, pteiotlff h; error, v*. the State : of Georgia'— loKcunent for c -.frying conceal- 1 id weof <•:<, frun Marion oowntv. Hevcr*ed. Ih. For terror m the (tort Hei,w ; in charging tbe jury that ifc t meaoiog ••ftht; I Btetnte is, that **tfee defend ah r had to caffry die 1 pittel entirely xp-w 1 ;u view.” 2d. in refusing to charge us ic ,u**t*d, “that | f J defcj7 loot carried the pistol in an ojren wanner • piaiaiy and teßp t xpoeed $0 view, tiws any to r *o* *mM eee and know that it wa- a pistol. \ that then the defendant wot not gify of a \j. ‘ iduiMiu of the statute.” Tbe retprert i , toe truvoouaUuotiviM of tun statute. | Hobert Bnrtou etpl, plaintiff in error, ys. Win. ! T. IMack and other*, from Srhlev. Caere consolidated and argued loffwther.—l 1 Judgment affirmed. L. l i. Shmh for piamtifft j a errer. B. Alii! for defendatt. ; T. Roberts, plaintiff In rr r. v? .!*?# Xntfiekl, fraftXitchsfl. I Judgment of the'tort below reveroed. Tbe \ Ctort assuming in kb ebarg* that a tuwteke wa* ; prwvviu, iatfteaaof subtuatiag it to the jury, to i find ahethor was so or net. Irvin J But ler. tor plaintiff . Y**vo, Darts A C., iwl tHro 7.ier, fur del'eadant. V ranch l*. Mclfengald, p!tdnttfT in err- r. rtffn. ; A. T. Maddox, and wife.—Equity r ., m Mu ! . eugea. Judmnent affirmed. Johnson A fetoun, for? plaintiff. Holt, for dc&ndant Tbo#. P. Smith, plaintiff in error, r$ Hardy Gf- I fin. Equity from Dougherty County. Judgment reversed. Court erred io excluding testimony of Timothy Hmra, Wm. ®. liuily, Hen , ry and Frar- is Thomas, and f vr ether errors m charging the jury. Morgan, tor Fi’ff ! in error. Strotk rsnd tffawgfeter tor ItteidanL ! J awes Bali vu. Osfgilc T. \V ai are, and wife, from 8 me ter. Jttfigmettt rwerre and. ilawkio*, for win!nt*fl m ■ j error. McCoy ter detehdan*. ( J nines Dean. va. Nath jo Manrew. free, T*Thb j Fupvrivr C jr? JnigntTWTW<l. c..k, lw |.l*uiusr in ... ! re-r. Whittle for leftß-htd, !•“" Sot.fii V... Martb. A. Tbt.iaa.bv iwi kii friend from Rifefe. Judgment affirmed. It. UUf fer iffatetiff in Foe A Grier,ter .itoendeut So Moan Tftxfer* ro nr. Oauxasu ro tux 1 Capital. -Gee. Scott has written a letter to too tf&etr* us the Stott Life Guard of Xe Tork, who tendered their service# lr Ue defence ot the Cup**al. It is as Jollows ; WAhtusore s, Fob. fi, DMH. T - Cape. Word, Lieutenant* Marti regcw, Jamc *;■ n Wl ‘ l “id my friends of the .-ec.tt Life Guard: Gasruiinira: Fkarc aeewpt my fur the pcrk rm! kmdtcss to myrelf that filctetes the ex pwMt-m of year da*iro to be at ny tdo in this cruti* of oaroouutry. Tbo iJovcrruuent doc* not c* ntemplate culling any ttoops hero ether than tbe District militia *&•( .mno ileteebracnt* to regular troops, and R m dewretl by the ;riends of peace that no orrn ired avciattee or clnl.i-, even without arms, shall make their appearance here until the tnn auUtty of tbe puhlfe mind be restored. I cannot c.-jurel an exception in ytmr fnv.r, ! “A? * *•**• your faithful mrtim. i M tth the nffccGonate regard of ao olj brother ‘o. iter, I re main, truly yours, WISffIKLH Hf OTT. twm im ilk V* Tirl A writer in the Fctcisbur*;, V* , Kj-pre>* tii-j* writes; r Immedi.tdy after tht ia'o i* tt ru *C ‘Mic.rtia arm* by New York or New Yorker.* ones fbe culler - calmly reiaarke.l t„ n M iheritj of GutOMB, “Xcttir mind— lum at U*t a,ll thing. fF**/’ IIU prodiciion it verified in a rery short timt: i*inre the *elxort yf the live tioorjU claims n .. Lmdmmc* ol New York fs acroant by tbo *®nli<®” tw*, Utter aty Georgia hnoa. how to bring the .\ mborfi Stale* to toms of *buuiuA, c, e giro* them tbo Lt Tali on it with a vefif*ac • Thirty -.ta ymremt?. when the Mora! Executive threaioed to mere. her tntu obediimeto a mraa. ur* which *hc regarded a* unjust, the eailod out, through Ih* mtreptd Tr-rap, her outire rnii tary roree.to drtr* 0. tfainaa and bit ted Mate* array from the toll of (he ,>tu._ ! It waa r ,nt, *i, Utat Mr. Jodars, “fl.™ letters, maJo retorenoe to the , Oeorgtm.., who, in the langu.,gc of ■ their (lovem./r. had delarntiued “to •* i ! their arm*, the argument being eabauited < L CU- ‘la'ae* eoldier* wrote from tljo WW1 M S*’‘ lI V‘ toladret. how dorrey totbc effoet that the tltaeru! tioveru meur -bid hotter let Oeorgia alone.” Thi. it bow aenionable a 1 vice to the Oenoral tiovam raent. and to alli Northern oo*re,onita. Hotter J*l lieorgm ami hwr aiii* ai^re. t r ’ i Cap?. Tngrnhntn I>Ul fare ”l 1 “ beereury of th. Huey and . tker „t!i eere of tha deptrUneat ou Woduwday, and hat left for Charlmcon. Two of his sous are in the marina eorp* „„ Imard the I,’, s ,hi p ht. l.ouis at Pcneacoli, tha other a midshipman at the Anttapulta natal achooi. SOUTHERN tOKGRESi. AtwueWcloek Mou-toy Uk; llth Congn-.- u and tbe President snnouuooi 1.., iuo hour had arrived for receiving the rt.-j of the Vice-President. Mr. btep'awftfl rn*e ro hi* place Hnd said : Mr. President—l have been ovtined l.y uurtmi of thio bodr us my election to the off : Vwe Prt-iderr, under the provisional g.vsn, uw?ni fsjtui>iivli'-d tor the confederate rist ~j Amonrica. rt n* r > *t^W“*i' 1 * & * Wskl fev Wsvo ■ MosthorfliUV, AtsA., Fel- Fl6—Tito Congress of the Provisional i, en iuent tor tke Uonfederatc States of Airier, have thi? day uanmmously elected you r office>.-f Vice President l the <. >iUedcraic M , and to Lave boeu Aj puinted to cotoiaunu ti urthnd ur ♦jrtrtfnliy invite yourncccptai in portormiug this pieosing arty, all .w u empress The hftjre that you wilf'lßCWpt, aud 1 iu suggest sfert it w><idtl be tUo*t agreeable body we represent, as you aru a tuemfeer o‘ CutkgtWss, that you should signify to it iu jar your cotrecut to son e toe 1- -uutry iu the high ■.. *itieu to which you have been elected. VVe have the houur, tote.*, very re*j t.-uu yonrs, JoHN PARK f.NS, Jr. VV. V. HARRIS, JOHN GILL MiOl’Cl: so H-R. A. 11. Strphkßr. |rym (hi* it appocts to be the general to. that I should in per--... make known 1 1 ton in a Verba! rc|wßs, my aceeptuu- : :L -ptoUionto wh h 1 have been calto-i. This I now dor-in thi.s august presence you, Mr. i rewotent—before ue( aad I*. |v*re thi* large eonc .urec f people 1 brisUt run cad hriltiunt skiec which not. so auspiciously uj*n us. In >w take the . ston to return ray >-L profound &ckn< *l. Ta. au fer ttow aayrereion of cont. I nee on part of Coßgrosi. There are apecial reasi u*L I plane uu anavttaiiy high st mate o* ii To censidorat os* that indut**: me to uocnpl it I n< • . net state, fteftice it to eay that it may be deem ine-iHouaMn whether any good • ititen can retu to discharge any Jaty that may !> assigned i . by his country >n an hour of uotto It might Uj ex|>t-ted at this time that 1 -L indulge in sumt remark-upon the rtate of ou; pabllc nffairr. th<* duegers that threaten i;.-*, an the most odvleufelr meusonu to be adwpte l ■teak pTCrtdug exigenek--. Allow uie to say :h in tLeab-nce of the do-tiungtehed’ gentteiua who has been eallvd to the Executive Chair, I think it feert t ft ftwfeear anything on such m*; tr s. tfc expect bita k&ie iu a lew daw ).\ of ibis week, at the fart hast, uufe**- ProviJcntudlr detained longer, tt hen he-- -u* we w.M hear teom him ■* alt f!**• diMeuii t|ue.- tlonv: *nd IdeuL; not wc shall cordially ac kartuoninariy rt *lcr in the line of jwdiey hi> .-o part or vieisn and rUuesmaftakip shall indo uu In the m **M>uc, there arematt-.ru we may ver\ profitshly b* d-reeting our attention to. Such a pn-Tyßng r.ece *:iry postal rrangemein->.iuekir Wttmvfl for the transfer us iha custom b a-* from jarisdirtioti ol (ha -eparate State the Confederacy, and the iun*< .uoi of such -J tic* os H! be t meet present and- \ {Mttflcd cilrscfwi; Tn the cxeroise of the jw v or to duto - wc are limited to the übfet of lev|na, A vraoll duty a -t teepaaed ten j-. oant. {sppUam 4p*>o iaiportattoca. it is be to * el, no I be sufficient: and above all, in the u rim, hr tween thfe aadthe arrival and inau,., tfe n >a the- President, wo jo !*e devoting attentfem to the constitution of a uynamatm r vortiinert, stable and durable which Uotc of Icjwliagobyocte of onr asseuibiing. I am now ready to take the ontb f oflioc The Freeident Chen ndminif>erei ?■ Mr. w - phenstbe Jbllowing oaths “Yeti to> solemnly JtWcav that yea will fuith ; ly execute tbe office us V r ie President of the ( tederata >tafeaef Amertea, -and will, to the i f your ability, preserve, protect and defend CteMitalkn thereot —so help you God.” M-stcobehy, Ala., Ft-fe. 12. JS6! The CvßgroM met at 12m., and was epro*-1 with prayer by tbo Uev. Mr. Mitchell. Tfaa journal of ihe preceding day w as read ;u. . confirmed. Tho Prt.-;4cia unnouiu ed tLc frttowing . wU ice/: ! Coiuia 1 ttoe Organisation of tbe L\ i tivr ItopartSßunt es the Government Mi , Mephen-, of (ia., Conrad of La., Boyce of ; Isl *rter of AH., Brook 0 of MU*. Gn F-reign Affairs.—Me-sr*. Khmt of S • Nisbet of tin., PCrkhis *-f Walker of Aia.. ! and Keitt .f S. C. | On Fissure.— Mcssr*. Toombs **t da.. Bam !wHof 8. Kenner of Ids, Barry o f Mi : 1 ’ Meßno >f Ala. ; (ha r-.ial Affair.’ Messrs. Wfiinger I S. C., Crawford ol Go., Mi-rtusei |lg* Curt , j Ato.. *.;d Deefemet wf I*. Oo tha Judi- iarv.—MeOsra. Ciavton, c.f Mi-- and iihvts, ut b. C., llaie, c*t Ato.. i. R. It. Cobb, tia., uni Harris, ol Mias. Oh Naval Adairs.—Messrs. i\ nrad. of l.j i Lhesurt, of 8. Smith. AU.. W rig he fife 1 and Owens, f Fla. On Miliury Affair*. - Messrs. Bart w, ,t >l.< i Miles, ul 8. C., Spurre-w, of La., Kenan, . t t.. 1 s and Andersen, of Fla. , Ob Postal Affair*.—Messrs. Chilton of AU. j Jte“r Vs Lon Boyce, fs. L.. Ilarns.w, to Mi -, i and Curry, of Aia.. On i’atenis,— Messrs, Hrc.-ke, to*M*w.. IV; *.fN? , Lewis and Ala.. UiH, ot Go., and Ker.m-r. | of La. j Ou Territories.—Messrs. Chesiint, ->f >. t . Oaoii ball, of JJto?., Marshall, !of La , Nitons ! Ob, and Fcarn, o^Jkla. On Public Land*.—Messrs. Marshall. >f La.. j Harris of Miss.. Faarn. nf Ase.. Anderson, - j I-. ‘ and Wright, of G. , On Indian A flairs. Messrs. Morton 1 ii., i Hale, of AU.. Latvia, of AU.. Keitt, es H. c . h> 1 - Sparrow, of La. I Ou Printing. Me -rs. T. U. U. t'ofeb. • <fe j UfttpsK.sfMiu., Mile?, of 8. Cbil- .n. t j Ala., and Perkm*. of tui. On Ac wmr*.—M.vwrs. (fere**, „f F.a . Craw i f -™ S'H*.. CawrWll, • ( Smith, of a; , ( ‘ r ta if >si ue:, ui l^L. I im Ka*ro.vHß*a!K- ten. bh..rter. us A . I n i!>un,ul M 1..,, KetiuiUl.uf lia., M n*>. Ih and iiartow, of (iu~ Tfte (ultowifig rewulGow wa* pa-.-ed in rtcr*-; I * fc *" H * te-Jay, and the tejn—tim sTtetei re 1 ut-ared before CongrcM uo^.nirncd. ! lUaoieeJ. That this govercu*criT take*. uh4m i tSw and diffi cult tea n-w . - • tom; between tbo sovereign Ktatre of thG <N.n lunsracy and ;he Govern meat of tbe l ailed Srait rciau rs to the offers, aren.al- nv v Jl’UlTf ‘^ hcT raM -'* ‘teb!i,bmcn;s. and that the Prosuivm of this Can graft W direct- and to c-n, mu 11 tenf© this resolution tn the CkHrcni'Ww < t rbe State#. Th f4!owlßg ia aa eatriet l/ >*ii a private 1.-t ----t'*T, received yerter-day Mo.rsouaai', K,-f. 12 ‘<!**!• j'u.KrJav dna. anflriu,. that T cau learn, ont, nipuinif.l a C, u,ia, 11M us tw . fn>i o.ii Kwtc Vi Jran a CaMHhrttan. Tl. (-uiuuiitlro raajbt „f, rruin Alal-aiaa, K. V.. \v kur am) K. H. Smiih : Kioriaa, .lankton W.r. i, and J. Tim*” Georgia, II tuun-li. ami T H :R. Ootl.i lawiaWna, A. I>l„ncl and Urn f .-(•arrow : JliH-ippi, A . M. Clajion ami W l iiaaria; Sonih Carodiaa, u. ||. rib,:i. f. „ - J. Cheenut, Jr. Cottgrom aoamnrt p.uia, at 15 oVliu k, I-. tlicro wiche iitfio j.m. t . n! ;( 1) AV co m*g. alii.-h wiV be un Wc lnf.la,. N011,!,* leak, onr frum O* a#*t NMliißt. They an iiurl, aad I pi.ae fcirt little litunc ff nnjltinif ocoaf. I will 1.1 yo. t.n w. The Inangar.iiua i. looked Wirt later—.’ Mil after ihai ml „ be done of inter jt. Mom., a tuv, Ala., Keh. 1.-, The Con ore laefal. Ih. maal hour Hu. mo , i n^ A -ommittwiof ait wa ani, ,intel | 0 make ‘“‘‘“f’ ih, wLptien ”; k „ gurrtif n • . rretnteait I>avt*. whi. fa ~ , , cd t* take place ou Moioioy k The chair .tated that bo bad r ..,-ei.*,t... i ■”?£? hwlathd. to the I‘Urclrascuf vcaael } for the i’rortrlviuai (Jorcmmuti. The <■. t.-tlw > approprtatoly reicrrod. anew * ta *-rnb ut anew projeetuo, which baa burn tunrored Ii military and reientthc men. The letter w . propnntely refereed. ‘ *’ An offiet-n! copy ~f the Tecs* ortinano. . cearion w.ts rtcreulcl. with the credent,.i, rad ire/.ii r 0“ “““ ** ®f Win I tad arrived . home objection waa i 1 jceraintt bi.n, on lira ground Hint the iVv , 1 f eeanaaiun hml ot jtt Ireiu ratined The delegate prerent, Mr. Orcgg, was | luv , i *•. tnvttud t a..at lo lb* cSiuutu... , . I ‘he popare appropriately referred. | Two model* of Bag. were i l propriately relereod. I'ce-cWed and a,. Tbo Cut,great then went |,„ uunug a uioit an act *n,l resolution went , , from wb.ch ateresy a , reni , tM . w 1 ‘ wJwSrsfcr I *- S; “,‘ i h ! r sT U ‘ a ~f at the t.mc boa ' l * WMk aflor colloelora. I 'Hirers are required fottaka aa .ratbt.. a.- “hargc Ibeir duties faithfully, ,nd t„ , u m,..rl th t- oustitutina of the Provisional tloearnment. The resolution adopted continue* ra otS.e U n-
