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ATEsT NEWS.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04
The Baltimore American.

The baltimore American.
The decent press Of Baltimore. the he
roic E1change in the lead. are kicking
and cutting their neighbor the American
in gallant style. But is this altogether
sensibles Have they powder to throw
away! Does the Eschanse feel any ami
mostly against the locomotive which drew
the Northern troops through Baltimore
when on their way to Washington? Does
it not know that the same machine will
take them back again when the time
comes, as come it will! Husband Tour
resources. gentlemen. nor waste yoaG|Hp-
muni,ian leager on the Ameza
Chloe, in Prior's Song. the 7fI1pF71(lksll
constant while possessed" IF I have
Jacko by the collar, I can make him
bite you. but if you have Jacko by the
collar, you can make him bite me"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04

FfOeOnSul Ip1tikS Ou- AnosSu@y "'6"'
last. acting under orders from th. War
Department. threw body of fifteen hun
dred men into Bal,ins,re city. and arrested
Marshal Kane and had him taken to Fort
McHenry. where he is now prisoner.
On the day following by the same aulh"ri-
ty. the Beard Of Police was suspended.
and s,,pcrcrl,sl. aud John Il. kenly
created Provost Marshal. Baltimore is
now under marshal law, or what is ten
fold worse than marshal law, un'ler the
control, in measure, of the rowdies and
ruffians Of the old Swami dynasty. The
Proconsul has issued we believe, two pro-
CARNATIONS touching these matters. neither
Of which We have read. Between 3 and
5 o'clock on Monday morning. J'hn W.
Davis. Charles ID. Hinks. Charles Howard
aud William HI. Gatchcll, the Police
Commissioners. were arrested and confined
in ths new B,stils. Another Psoclalna-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04

tioa was issued By Banks. We k,arn. ex-
plsining this achievement. Large Militia
~ guards have been stationed in Different
parts of the city aud the streets +src being
patrolled by the soldiers and h"uscs
searched No honest man in Maryland.
who has read the Bill Ut Rights need be
told, We hope. that resistance to such cry
ing injustice as this. is no longcr qaes-
ton Of duty but Of prudence.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04

would hc hre"re they arrir"' n Charel
Point. 10 which n received the tscesi"us
reply, that II would lie ~me time before
the ooai w.,lld reach that wharf. So
smoothly was every thing dcne. 81 easily
the important object accomplished. that IL
appeared like a dream. from which We GU
ly swukr to the reality wh.n struggling
successfully against tho obstacles which
imp.ded the journey to nur homes
SPECTATOR.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04

The PRISONERS or THE SAVANNAH IS TINE
NEw YOKK TOoMBs. following &C.
count of IA visit to the officers and crew OF
the privateer Savannah, now confined in
the New York tou,bs, is taken from the
Tribune:
Whether philosophers or not. the Off
GERS view their appalling situation with APP
parent unconccrn and smoke their cigars
and read their standard novels in their
"pent-ap Utica" as ii they were merely
willing away the summer hours under the
scansy shade Of the palmetto. Our repor-
ter visited them on Wednesday. the morn
ing after thoir incarceration, and was
struck with the apparent blindness which
they evinccd a. to their real situation.-
The pirate captain, in reply to the ques-
tion whether they did not know that BY
the Presidents proclamation and By tho
law Of the land. priyatssriug had bees de-
clared piracy, said that if he had heard
Of II he had paid no attention to IL; that
if Abraham Lincoln, as . military despot,
choose to issue edicts it was his own look
out, but the laws If the land were about
him. aud if he and his companions got =
fair trial they would be acquitted Of the
charge Of piracy. lie seemed anxious to
known the latest news from the seat Of war,
but. on bcsng told that there was nothing
ct importance, resumed his reading aud
lis cigar.
fassail.igue, the swarthy young purser.
who occupies cell with Howard. the sail
ing-master, Was in exuberant splits, aud
even inclined to be argumentative. How
ard said. with laugh, well, have they
made mp their n,inds to hang NJ I" which
Passailaigue seemed 70 think such devil
'ish good joke, that he laughed immodsr-
ately.
"Why. Pas.aiIaigae. sail our report
er, '.don't you know that the Law declares
every persan sailing in Of fssiag out arm
ed vessels to prey npoa oar commeree. and
kill. or wound. Or i,nprisoa our sailors. to
DO pirate. and that the punishmsnt IL
death r
''We!l." said he. that's funny sort
# law to BE- passed At this late dag. when
the United States government would not
accept the treaty Of Paris. and has always
allowed its own citizens &c sske letters ef
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04

No MoRE TRoops TILL. CoS0REss MEErs.
The N. 7. Tribune says:
The War Department has determined
not to accept any more regiments until
the meeting Of Congress. Among the last
accepted we're tie Anderson Zouayes.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04

THREATENED REsIsrAxcE--ThcL egisIa-
ture Of Maryland at is last session at FREEZER
ick. passed resolution requesting the Gov
ernor to return to the arn,ories Of the State
the arms which have been placed in the
hands of un-uniformed companies. -
at Frederick has adopted the following
resolution
Resolred by the Home Guard cj FREEZER
ick. That We will resist the enforce
ment of said order or requisition. if made
on US, at all hazords aud To IKE death.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04

Talking with the editor Of an evening
journal Quilp inquired Whats the use Of
your second edition. coming. as it does.
So som after the regular issuc p '.lIset''
replied the candid editor. why. to contra
diet the Geographic dispatches in the first
edition. Otherwise. the public would
have to wait for the morning papers," Quilp
caved inconiinentlv. and confessed that he
saw it-Pha. Ledger.
, 1861-02-21
84Aering. In Kensas--Notef from J udge
GookIuB.


GEs11xAEs:-since The conflicting state. !.
ments rela1i7e to the htate Of things Ii Kan-.
sex, deem it the duty Of thoze having reliable
informasion on the subject, to si!e tito the
While travelling recently upon the CARS lmet
With Rev. Mr.. Stt61, long a resident OF Edgar
connty. in tAfs State, and clergyman Of tne
Presbytcrian Church, O:S. 1haye known NJ.
steel veil for many yeals; aId can say wlth
= fhe utmost confidence, that no one who ever
tnsw him yyouli thiuk Of doubling his word
* INV subject. He las been two or three
venrs In Ksn.as, and speaks from personal
knowledge. He SAL that along the Missouri
Rye and for few miles TestHard q Taruas
eron was made during the past year, pnt tha:
beyoad that ncthirg was raisca. *oHE5 g!
mention. lie gayenrnerous instances which
: / need not dstail) ofe.e1t1e@e, destitnton
which nothing but i fr1l supply from aofose
could prevent resulting in starra1aon,, an'
teose were net exceptions, but tns' constitute
Having given this evidence, with the e1uIe;; 1
!, whence It is derived, permit mo 10 say tnet
It were case Of dou0t, the dernznosa n11 :
charity, but Of humanity simply, shoulu !!
cline MS to permit the scale to preponderate
behalf Of the SURFING man; but to my MN
= fhc testimony is conclusive -
, 1861-02-21

- 3, IL,
ts,l In which a11 Union people can participate
TIC affair IL thus. described: :--. --:'''':;
ntsc, ,;tFr1ox or TIRE o. BALL
:. &l2,000,. ETC. ':''si .
! Tie building will be situated III the rear q @
The Clty Hall, and is tobe $50 feet long aqa S ~
fset Vide: wIth supper fooM' attached o tne
ss;ne eiensth of the main building, 2? feet waoe.
Ths hsigRt Vim be q feet: Il vii be ,fame
hniitling. tha dancing door Will be eonsszaGtsa
OF N1rfh .Carolina pine" The building VI 70
w1th' White muslin, or red, white Snd hiae, 70 70
be.hsrcaiter determined By the Commat3ss 3asa "
ARRANGEMENTS, "tThe orchestra Wnl oe is!Se
:enougR to aceomtodate sixty 1n1s1c1ane, tne
min han will be capable of holding gt3 9lgh! 2!
thou5and- persons. The entrance WI oe
through the n1aIn entrance of the Clty dalL
ria dfegsing rooms for ladies and gentlemen
viii be in tie two 1arge court roorns ad)acenl
:The T building will cost, when finished, IS 'oo
wi1=s.; music supposed TO be .Ooa~onmna rona
|: ii .ooo = gas fitting. chandeliers, Sc, fo0V
doof1eepefs, attendants upon dressing @ rooms 19s
bali, Incidental expenses, &c.' sooo-Aoe'
fSl1, 800. ..,r.z.,,,aa .r.nne.
eA-' CHICAGO.
, 1861-02-21

military bin sad one: Of two of:the appropzia~
ion bIi1s arc all tthat remain ot public imPoE:
tanca to be pasecd, excepting Of course many,
bills amending the statutes in many partacu-
laI1ifs Or the bills amending ths statutes, ]
sead ono re,ating t. the fess of justices! I'D
constab1es, introduced hy Nj: Patch Of Carroll,
r4a interesting to large class Of your read
- =: =. II @:s..''-. "..':.t,%-. "
~ oet 70 amend sestiion ssreatssn Of cAaptr Eer,
y ess # tAs Rt0:ssa Statutes: e:*tase - q.
a.r1os .9 t. Bo 1t snaetea by the people Of To
ct-f, II illinois, represented In the Hene1A As-
ssr,;,y that section Seventeen: o. CnhpteT Eoliy'
,ra II the Reyised Statutes Of the Ssate Of
onnrnred Mgrch Sd, 18l5, entitled - Fess no go.
~. ; he 20 amended that Justices % !ne feaJe
thIIl ,crcatter cciye for Issuing every ~aIiani
snn.sons or enbpena twenty-five cents .of ts ~
continuance fifteen cents; for admansseng st,it
~ c.ch nersop i've cents; for dockeunE cacn snat
tsnt9 sn pcents; for each transcript q Justice
;na1Ment to obtain Hen - -rsal estate nl1 ., w.
}ar. for each certificate required 70 bo ~ ~
Ina ii of the Justice. tWeHtghv cents M ~ 81;
1er;:; satisfaction o. Judgment ten esi ~ ,,,ai
toth narfiase ceremony performed, aGu -! IL =
I'M ,ad retuFnin, certificate thereoI, ~
f1TfsEiue de,ositions when Icquttedt HOE eaSa T..
hu;.- words, ten cents; for cntettna tne =" -
me actio take effect from and after It's paeeaee
, 1861-02-21

An enterprising quidnunc at Washington
has discovered that 8 nth Carolina Intends
70 take Fort Sumter: On the 4th day OF
March, precisely. The hour is not stated
but it will probably be donc4ahout twelve
o'clock in the forenoon cf The uillennl' M.
II the Charleston Quattle5ums had ever
really intended TO stack Majer Anderson
they would have been about 1t long ago
Captain Pope, an old aud experienced OIL
rer Of the United States army, said, IN re
cent lecture before q p:iyate literary assoc;
alton at Cincinnati, that neither sauth Gar
o1ina nor all the Gulf States together cal
take Fort Sumter from the three scor'
men who now hold it but, on the:!contEa
r., Major Anderson can blow all the an'
hiu batteries which surround him to fin
ders at his own leisure.
, 1861-02-21
-~~.r~rd On Coerefou.ss


The Peoria Blade publishes the 1oato"lns
straightforward aud sensible letter from the
Hon. John A. McClernand on the misuse Of tue
nhrsse "cocrcion
s,n.MI hsye ihe honor to acknowledge the re-
,ein, of the Blade, containing an eIn1nent!1 1use
criticism upon what has heea uinch1ca ''coes"
The word coercion ID fts prctent application n
70 seeding States. il tcrn colHed og UtHnso.tsH
for he p1rrose OF mlsleadlnG The pueiac Mi.n-
Kohody. csrtalu1y ro Democrat: propoeea 70 sue9a,
rs:e .;r invale seeding State. The lota OF
reir.. T. srte to perform duties which must d..
rsnd upou vol.tiol IL simply absurd, ant inc coeT.
cioM a!arsut.ts know it. Tie true question T.
70 thc coercion Of tic seeding ssates-whether II
VIII encourage the spc'fstion Of public properly
t,F its forts arEcnAls, cutttNn iuuFet, &C, W ap
atainfnc from any propositions to prevent fuch
resultf This fs the question, aud you have very
ciraYiy and forcibly stated it; and this under
stand ia be the effect Of our Democratic State Con
venfiyu' ! resolutions. Certainly, this dehnes IN
r,lxition ocsupIed by neatly all the NoE1hwes1e'1
f1emocrxts IN Congress. Whilst we maintain %
Independence Of Black Isepnb bsic3nitm ne 1nuSt D
ennaily careful to keep clear Of disun1"n1fn ldei
ttralfou With either would be fatal TO n ~ Jca1
ocrats Upon reading your q. lie edlso11a1 eonl
moi forbtar this hasty approval OF Its eehtlmenL
Tour obedcut terya1t.
:1,,ur A. Mc{LERNxSU,
, 1861-02-21
1,HE FAMINE IN. KAN:As.-
anne.l for the Destltuta from inc aets
York City COMMITTEE.

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, 1861-02-21
HONEST OLD ABE

The cslm and impressive reply Of Presl-
dent Lincoln to Mayor Wood, at the city
Hall iin:New York, will be received with
one unanimous shout BY all true lovers OF
the Union. The ship is not better than tie
passengers and the cargo-the Union is not
better Than the great, ,undying principles OF
which it was founded-but tse intend K
sapo both the Union and the principles
These are words which will thrill th'
e1eat heart Of the country. The dema
Eogue cunning Of the Mozart Hall ch'ei
tain has found its match, aud more than II
match, IN the simple dignity and stEa'sh'
forward Instincts If IN HONEST NAN.
, 1861-02-21
mxru .TW R3N0ING LAW.

In our printed copy of the new Banking
Law there was IN important omission of
the word "not" in Article . Section !, Dy
i111i;f, it was made to read: ut shall be
"1awful for any master in chancery IN this
"stte 10 grant ipjunctions to restrain the
"Auditor from putting any bank into iiqu'.
adat,on.r Mr. Hurlhut, the Chairman OF
Of the House Committee on Banks and In
corporations, informs US that he has exam
incd the enrolled bill, and that it reads, L
ashau not be lawfu],'' etc. This, our bust
nessmen will agree, is yeEy Tital corFec
, 1861-02-21

Another ono OF tho Same Sort.
Tha incoheren. and maudiin tumble pre-
sented by yesterdays Democrat, in tta report
Of the Metropolitan Hall meeting, is only
eouslled by Foote'S medley Of words running
thus: ii. ...
Once there was an old woman went into the
cnr{ien to get rome cabbage to NUKE an apple
Die, just then great she bear comes W, ant
T,opa his head into the Shop "What, nj
eoap." So he died, md she married 1hc Tar
her: aud there were present at the wedding
he Jiccantuies aud tho P1ccauipies and tn
Grand papjandrum mmsef, with the lit
1nnnd button at the tcp; and they fell to Play
idg the ga,ne Of catch as catch can, tn "
c1npowder ran out OF tic heels Of thei
hant6.
, 1861-02-21
GLORIOUS NEW YORK

The New York appropriation>o Of $780,
GOO for the relief of the KANSAS famine
was yesterday sisncd by the Governor, md
his therefore become q fixed fact. This
act is beyond the ordinary terms Of praise.
It is equal to the renown and greatness of
the Empire State. It noble and humane
and sacred: 1tis The laying up Of treas
tires in Heaven.
, 1861-02-21

E *oxs or 4 Busr.- Literally On = bust, was one.
Of ths Iaemibaersof Mr.. L,neoan's sssts It But
,.f,lo; when 60 sqase4sd ::by, The clova: y to
hT;nr On hernia d rupture, Thss1hject IL .
Of ii,o satslcr ;tb ~ Illustrates % fo,-
!: e<ttbly ~ anything acknowledgements 70 when
M nj oilly Presidents but their are now:
s1daya subjected - s-ssts..*~ :,+
, 1861-02-21

i Friday In procession, '1xe u "ea1 %Ae Snt"o
ockade; purchased Of Koehe. news dealer,
ear tho new Post oftfce. -: l.. t>..i If
LARGE SALE Of new aaa seeond:hand Fur i
Iture, on Cloths, Carpeas, &c, at .auction'
,ls, Thursday, morning, i 10 o'clock, BY = I
GILBERT ts'sA3PsoS, 81 Lake street.
~: Nj. Dyo viii cooEjmence the second
en- m Of Ills Adult Singing School for begin
,ers. tomorrow (Frid;y) evening, at It
'slock, at his music hall, 115 Lake street.
,he first lesson free.
DEATH or BROTHER; or JAS. ". :snEI- t
1.s.-An only brother ofaass.W- sheahan, an |
,ditor Of the Chicago Phi, Hed at BrimGeld,
Peoria County, Ill, lsst week. Nj. sheahan
gas from Baltimore. and aged fo1ty-two years
AvEn1oAN PROTESTANT Assoo1AT1ox.-Ths
fonr city lodges of the American Protestant /
Association; two being English and two Ger
man, are making preparations to parade On the
ed inst -- = ,-'
F1sznAn or THE 1ArEREv ". h SPENCER.
The fuueralvof the late Rev. ". h. Spencer
will take place this Afternoon at half past TWO
o'clock, at Westminster Church, corner ot
North Dearborn md Ontario str cts.
,,,x r,ox -Th;s afternoon at 2 o'clock,
.-@1.a. crohs nb,rged With opening and de-
aa5' .o."s a ,a.tsr hc1onc;,, to another person,
tarcn t f5ou the chicago Post Office, is to have
w.. s.Aen ars,n..;a, no M hefora n 3. Commissioner,
- - - me-sn
--,7-- r,ss VOW
ns.. 1n1 . ~ Mazsr. Sands and Watkins. 1t
eas bsnenl oy Assstu, nas.a Sa ~ Mona,v NV hronpbt
the columbian Alo a'4e noussou .aa.;ana ] s-r,n9e
In S.o' WHICH, accolans ~ - 49,. f,1
ment, was doubled os af'' ''AI''7' A''4'1'. = ~
$3.50 for the sufferers. sntete--
To DE no scRoo1s.-our young reader
/ wil. be pleased to knoE that there arc 10 y
no schools on the s2o, according 10 tne 1o'
lowing order Of the Beard OF Edueaslon :,
,nona Tae puHais BirIhepay. hiD Friday, FEB. I'd.
JoaS c, boRE, Plest. Board Education.
| ..s-rv., r.o.,r 70 JunGuExr.-Th
..1;soa.ada dseosnt Yesterday afternoon u
po4Aso 1.~h,Sna s IN ~ Lake street, Sew
VI, se .s.-s a,.,z+aa ,,,a takfn,o II
VI Ns na1 80 "t t,.r ere rai, for their anne,
Afmols' "ne1e sus, s''
ance Monday morning
RI p,on pprsrvr ro Mrs. D. ". Boss.-Mr.
Kellogg, on the part ct the Milwaukee Cha
+ ber Of Commerce, has sent 3 richly wrong
). act of twelve silver tea knives 10 Mrs. D.
!. Ross ,s a direct compliment to Mr.. Dan.
S n,aa FIR his rood management Of the l
T. 9o,,.-;on orar tho P;tisbur,
Phl aelpha escnstion nh,ss1o oRa5 Raroaa M The y,