Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-21

We make 10 Tho subjoInsd summary n
,outsern % nows irom cuf latest fles: Is

we make Up .ne pspo'nos 1u,p. al. 2u =
Southern ncws ir2m WV ia'r7s NV .nls' \ b' y ~
An ALARh AT PENsAvoLA.--We learn rom
ahe Pensacola Obsausr OF the ist, that tne
previous morning aoout . e.eieos, ss1slno, =, ~
fred MS gun, when was responueu, - r,nr 30 ~
aerfnels on GUY mere was .A,sv nu sIm ,ho "
the eject mat q greap army WIS ctvssns VIZ
bay In Doats. 10 less tnan naii en nvu. I'm
the firsf nr1ng Inc entire lytce
IN ana around Iensacois was unue. III y
STOOD 10 front OF C9i, ysckson yuN.e.e'
citizens OF fensacoia ALSO tutneu ov' eH .'u.s.,
armed Win any knu o' gun VT v'her
they ,could Jay hanus on. ,g, -, f,-,,.,-,..,
+ RAISING VoLuETEERs IN SoUTH CARoLINA'--
Governor Pickena having called Tor three
thousand volunteers, in response TO the Cali OF
President Davis Mr, james y, lIadeweIi, u
Soiumpiap proposes " IeppVnu W sns sS'iio - "
raising q rue company OF que nunureu men'
ne says that "a al cases w9en y y y, nscessaty ],
ne VIII iurniep uniforms, anu Pay .ne .APsnse se
OF Transporting eash memper iom ny noms %.a,s
g. tnv sAn ciis,as;s ~ - ~ Shs,IDtts srS
Spp,.s o a;I.,aS ~ ,o,,n.sass ~ "a,
";a ethn,n na,,s s,,, on.d ~ sSa M mn
~ -. 80 d., l., 3d. ~. !. ss,;Is nacsas
s;,;aa rn, ia.o. ,ha nstr;o,;c c,,;ysn fsor,
enss s;nr n sbe se,Sjcss ps Ms 'coontrv. IN ali
eases of nroper consideration, one month. pay
Il tbe yoInnise. viii he advanced 5towa,d rhs
snn"oV, a. ,% S nf h;s fsmiiv in snsicinat;oS of hin
claim ,,non the Confederate States,, u ,srofl5 q
A eIrn,.n,, pa,v .Lrrv, I,,,,,,,,,, {. a so,,,o,,;
an wh;ch Ma hssn csntnred bv itba Jsff Davis
et,erntad to m into Fernandina m Monday
iast ana was t,in aahoye On N q heach abont \
milo from The town She was chased some
distance NV The Govsrbinent fleet. Who fired IN.
10 ber ! nymber NJ tines hefora shs cronndsa
on tha bssch. As aoon as noss;bla Amer sbs
toucbsd. sha was abandoned nv her n,;vs crew
with their nrisoneys n Snbseouently- the tlaet
sent men In small boats. who at ber on Are and
burned her up. The schooner was from South
America, and was loaded with hides and cop
per. p '!'a l..F f1J. q 9L 4eaE f.n9tt .t'!'
! SRlzuRr or THE PAmIIco.. The New Oriaana
Delta ga Va that. In uursuance of orders received
there from Mr.. Secretary Mallory. the eoast
steamer Pamljco was taken possession of Of,
Tuesday for the Confederate service by A dei
tachrnent of the Continental Guards. s51J5 Z
Nyw corrons. ns.-..llTbe a stea !, or Mar, n ,b;ob
a,rived AZ Nav Orleans IN snSdavr waeL
brought down the frat bale of cotton of tbis
n's growth. 1t was from the plantation Of
Aylett Buckner, Tensas Parish, and delivered
at Natchez to await with many other thous-
ands of bales) the opening Of the seaports of
the South, 80 1-heH7 @tf' 6.
New cotton, the first of the season, from
Shelby county, Tennessee, was received at
Memphis on Tuesday q t
Augusta ARSENAL "A large number of Cd
eratives are now employed at the Augusta (Ga
arsenal, manufacturing cartridges, balls and 9th
er munitions of war, which are sent to the differ
ent points of the Confederacy-.to Richmond,