, 1861-08-16

News from 8e2thera Eap>ss.
ANOTHER STEAMER ToR TH9 CONFEDERATE
EERvI0A
From the New Orleans Ptcayune of tho Tth,1
Yesterday, = Nc learn from one Of the Con
f3 fs!s Lake steamer PamIice which
eesUaeg hence to Vaudeville, Cor.
hgeI d. TaA sei1e0 BY part Of thai CON.
/ pe1X,4nde deFlIieat- Wate1ma1. Tor the use OF
@eA4eeInuN She IL now tn the chsx2e, ,of
Cap$eh Pratt tbf the Confederate service -
! 0ehnn the NaW Orleans Delta ok the ah 1:':
| :AA1r Brownsn Pickens, 10 becoming sptfa-
! enl'SNnr pspPM at PeHsacolA put themselves
: e much tloahloto place him In o1
:1sasxd landing on SANTA Ro1e Iaiand, asd.
| attaching the paper coata9niiaees b intaIiz
gsnce 10 tie body Of dog, .aGeMq& the; ar.
patcA OF the unique courier to1szd~ the 540x$
ny appending to the tatla ratt1inz caa.: All
| this attention the old curmudgeon shows b{s
| appreciation Of BY aending back q proclsma-
tlqa, Qf1kxiuG 3 1sGn1d Of 1hEae= =thoasaaa-dt11.
t~AFs*aeF-th he bodies uf Capt Clanrun's m0a1fad
men, dead CT alive, who, q Gaw weeks sIdt6
I happe ned boats crew frotut liz aeek Mh3tS
! e=llne Migrate! ~
!: -. -. = - :BEAnREaAzniHsBsa = =: !:
From the New Orleans Crezcent, Aug, sth.] =
: It is stated that the horse killed under Gen
beautegard was struck IN the flank by q g.
pound cannon shot, which hit not quite q foot
11om the Gsaeral's right leg. Tbs horse was
splendid animal, furnished Gen. Beaurepar3
the morning Of the battle by his aid. GI.
Manning, and was Hooded animal OF admira-
BILE points.
~" An EEE FOR AN EYE.
As l. Lincoln has Threatened to hang or shoot
90. G Ihemas, who is dungeonsd at Fort Nc.
= nsEry 1oI =. The BE- participation in. taking the
steamer ~. Nicholas and several schooaeEa
Elln valuable cargoes, 1t has been definitely
decided at Richmond that the Hon. III. FiV.
one OF the Abolition CoDgressmen tsken pris.
oner at Manassas, ehall share simiIar fats.
tha. the klnowleoge n that whec Col I. is hung or
snot, he Is to perform 81 prial suspensio1 or
become target causes him to shed tears pro
lusejy and blubber In sty1e Ill becoming any
mao, much less one who has been foremost Ii
ofasado IN the halls oflegislaHon-
-. ABoLI1Ios1sM.
tttom the New Orleans True Delta Of the sth i
me charge Of being an abc1tionist and Of
-u.le!1ng mcendlary language is Of late he.
coming quite common, and, in not few IN
stances suca charges when investigated, have
been found to originate in malice Or miscnn
ceptfon, and the parties arrested have heen
1ollhRllh discharged. -Laat evening two men
we're arrested at the instance OF NJ. Frant
eeymous, ct the firm Of Bostwick & Seymour,
and Of having uttered incendiary Language "a
the prs1udfce OF Southern institut1ons a1i in
dependence The partfes-1aborlng men. one
o. o. Bhom Is faid 70 have been ii The employ
9esTeaTn % nostwiek segmnar for the last lime
Jenalrg, and we're this morning arraisaed be-
I Te Recorder Emerson for examination On the
IN inst, their bail being fixed a: 81 900 each.
bnlns Only could furnish bail, ind, singular
en- teGIopgh, g, We fud the name Of his accuser On |
In one CT two of the mor5inp iourna1s V.
notlee the errest Of Wm. j. Dewey, On the |
si[eIgth OF letter in which he ventilated his |
private op1n1oGB Concerning the existing var !
70 1f1end at the North. This arrest, We
!ea1D, was made early last evening, and vet.
s1raDge 10 say, 10 record of the arrest has |
present writing.
The following Items are from dispatch dar
ted Richmond, August 7th:
SUICIDE OF SOUTH cARo11sA LIEUTENANT.
Ient. Farley, Of South Carolina, threw
aamaein tIa @ mead foremost from the fifth story OF
me Ballard House, this afternoon, and was
instantly killed ""'
TEE COTTON SUPPLY LOAN.
Prot. DeBew has been appointed snner;n.
terdent in chief Of the cotton, proyieion. and
general supply loan.
SPORADIC D1sAFFEcr1oN,
tFfom the New Orleans Delta Of the 8tb.7
VI course in every community there will al.
rays De lew msn who are incapable of chrer. |
ou7 cooperating in the defense of a common
:stEe, or Or patiently bearing their share Of
ne pffVaf1ens attending the successful defanee
u common cause. It may be narrow n,;nS.
d seiashness, 1t may be petyersion Of symna.
ny, which uproots patriotism or plants Tres
on IN the hearts OF such men, In either case
ncngh not necessarily dangerous, they arr ohs
8 fcts OF reasonable suspicion In time like
=. ne present. Mr. Dewey, the merchant Of thig
,i:y who Was arrested the other day by Tayor
honroe, and subsequently consigned to {he
,aIasn prison By Governor Moore, is one Of
ecse exceptional instances which serv. to
'1.fg lnso more satisfactory proof and p-omi
'e6cs rue 1eIvor, steadtastneEs, unanimfty and
leeotlon Win Wslch the people Of New Or
eah6 support the cause OF Southern indenend. |
= &C. Ibis person casts 60 discraiit an rhr |
ne Q! cur c1ty tor patriotic fortitude, We
ray pity him for lis utter iacapacity to nart;.
'paIe II the hepe5 and aspirations Of the
c9tn. 5 We may exscrate him for the vile ex-
sanea s.lens 2! slander OF the South to which ne
esofsto { II order to ccnclliate the fritndship
I ~onr enemies. But since bis Correspondence
ao neen intercepted and published, We have
g need lo fear him. He stands exposed and
aih,l5ss: lie must remain melancholy ex-
!! mMe q tEe oeepfcahle Position to which !
ae ae nesn pots OF an Egyptian bondage to q
works its own pun;shment, 7
We trust that the Governor. with 4he cor. {
"a spp1o5Si1n E9 fa2 Of our citizens win taxa
= y friends in the North. It viii be happy /
oaance. though New Eoglauder by
!lnr as We learn, he had resided twepty-si5
:ale :sl u New orlesna, AID enjoyed REASON
US PfosFtr trity In buainess- After tnat lsoae
t1me, and IN such an emergency to The
auth ss the present, II The worst qualities r
kankeelsm, as between the North and The {
1nlh IN their pending controversy, would Q
9nriantly crop ont, New Orleans is no citv G
Z nm to live in, the South is not the counfrv 9
aHord him dwelling place. 1t is perhans E
1slr compromise between Justice and marcv E
lie. o. A-4S0 poipesoal !,
It Is true that Mr. Deweya ayocations con- a
'cted him with Class in whom It il the bah, t
Ct come pe1sonR to deny tho existencesnf n
~ patriotism. But Mr. Dewey need not Inv n
e datterlrg unction to his soul that there i I
9 ieast fellowship between himself anil onr /
efcantle community. BY none is his cnn. s
set more deeply 1eprobated, thau t7 thst c
~ community. In their view, he ia at onco | l
enemy TO the South, an enemy to the inter. $
II Of New Orlesna, and An enemy fo the Q
zoo nome and honorable Btsn(fpg of The | \
efchsnts OF that city, But they have no =
use to dread the effects of this s;noul ar eY-
nple upon their own name and standino- + c
,sy mold poslsion entirely above 1eproae5 d