Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-25
Telegraphio News from alls Quarters.

that much atisfactiou exists In both
Sbranches fof, ,sthey service In the navy, bo-
S,cause tho mon arc converted into thieyssl in
the tankssof tho volunteers, on account of
! miserable con,missary aTrongeme melits, md tho
added fact that when they enlisted it was ex-
ousively for tho defence OF. the Federal Cnp-
itol and not for purposes Of INVASION.
!, ALEXANDRIA. .Alayl8 l8.-rThe schooner Tn
dian was" seized here today by the Pawnce-
and sent down. the Potomac. without being
permitted TO land. @
rB4 yriSidRE,s May, 4 s.S-- Ross ynans. wus
not liberated cdunconditionully he was compel.
cd to give his,yord of honor not to act openly
or cofertly aadinst.the Administration, :
--Tmyelsis oponsnow to all points Northwest
of Washington.B
WASHINGTON May 1s. Tx. .Gov. Rcedcr,
of Kansas notorety, has been appointed Bri-
gadier-G of. the Irish Brigade tendered,
by Maj Mulligan and accepted, n <
ANNApoLIs, May l7-One hundred men
Of thel3th New York Regiment, with two
pieces of artillery and three days rations, have
gone, down the Bay to rctake theSmith Point
Light'ships,. s-5. E5.
Sr. LOUIS May 17.-A detachment of
volunteers surrounded the tuw,,,of I,btosi, on
'.ho Iron Mountain Railroad, Oh Tuesday last,
IN consequences of a'diHculty between the SC.
cessionists and Unionists. Thirteen Union
families had arrived ut St. Louis, who had
been driycn frou,@thcir homes on tho PuciGc
Railroad. Gcneral Price orders. the militia
to organize Immediately to march under the
Hay Of Missouri
WAslnNdroN, May 1s.-zThc dfplou,ato
corps arc anSio,isly. waiting the course of
events. 1t; is ru,nored that France has an
| agent travelling tlroughout the South,
Provisions and stores from the West bound
toBaltimorc are stopped ut Uarpcrs Ferry.
The expenses OF the War Department are
| enormous, and fears have nrrsen Of raising
sufficient nouns.
Gcn, Harr, Of Massachusetts, prominent
actor ut Annapolis and Baltimore, is dissatis.
fled. He had been promised higher rank
and vas disappointed, The troops arc be-
coming mutihous; bid fare is assigned as
the reason.
The New York Seventh Regiment. on Fri
day night, had Il mock funcral9over their
Ejunk. Highly important
Daniel e. Siuklcs has been made Major.
Gcncral;- -
The New York Tribune is becoming alarm
cd, and says that Virginia. is full Of troops,
arm cd and equipped
New YonK, NIay 17.-Thc British steam
ship lIarnak, from Havana via Key Wcst ar
rived horc today. She reports the Yacht
Wandcrer rs. having been taken by the Uni
tea States Steamer st, Louis for the Federal
Government. "F
The steamer w. III. Webb had arrived at
| Havana from New Orleans under.thc Unitcd
States flag.
MONTGOMERY, Nay 1S,-Arkansas wns
admitted opcsof the Confederate States to-
day. The following delegates arc present:
II, w. johnson, \. Rust, A. III. Garland
and w. w. Watkins. II. F.1hon,usson,
another delegate, will be here to-iporroy.,
CntcAdo, May 18.-Stcphen A. Douglas
is seriously i'll WITH typhoid fever, and,it is
feared will not recover,
RICHMOND, May 10.-Gch Stott has ar ar
rested in Washington a citizen nume, Wood.
us y spy fronl the South
Many other arrests havo been made but It
is difficult to obtainreports The IcyaiTx
Washington correspondents report that tho
European udvices indicate a marked and in
creasing .proclivity in England and France
towards the interests and cause Of the South.
II compelled to take sides, these powers will
declare for tho South, on account of tho
great interest involved in FREQ trade and com,
'nercial resources, and will if possible, avoid
any division otherwise asto the moral or no
!itlcal issues of tile American question -
1t is again asserted TINT France has conf
dcntial ,agents and observers in tho South,
giving full information, poltirnl and con-
mcrcial. It is believed abroad also, that i'm.
portant privileges will be extended by treaty,
to the commerce, sllipping&add ,,nmoufacturcs
OF tho powers first raccgazingtho Confeder-
ate St,tes.S
1t isnow pininly evident that Lincoln will
endcavor to- deal with Missouri as lie. has
done with unfortunate and, prostrate Mary
land. establishing n military government IN
all respects. -,
Tic rclcase of Ross Winans by Gen. Cad
wa'lader has created great ind ignptioH in
Washington. ~ = s!f =.
Bloody FIdHT IN NSANaAUdUs1INEGTEx-
Asa genteu.an Of this city, says tile Now
Orleans Crescent, has handed us the following
account, sent to him, ofra tragedy which oo,
Cured in San Augustine, ,on the 9th ,,lt
John ID. Love ard Alexander Chuuily had
q difficulty, and on Saturday they met it tho
ball alley and renewed ig. Chunly fired at
Love, aud they then called their friends
Love received three shots Chumly. several,
and theySboth were killed.
Dick Bullock Hort Woods and Sandy
Horton were all badly wounded on loves
| side, and Dpd Ghundy on the other side
Jim fWotorman received a mortal wound?uc.
cidentaly. was not dead yesterday ,ihut
it was supposed he wouldSdic. s, a man who
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