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SPECIAL nPTIeE TT a y9 RI 1T x.E.s;s
street. OF osite ths Pest ohlcs, e large lgt q
sPRINS and sHSshNHER GL sGl isNSiRT USf
LARS, Tiks. HATS and CAPS. n, B-Al Of
the s s goods It A.: n h&As be-
a EF gHUtdn AsY9 HS OF R as hND D
sdoks and SHARES. Brass and 6ppPsr BagIs.. fifss.
Flutes. Banos, Guitars, and Violins, - low prtceS-
Just arrived ct the Music Store Of w. @. MET
ZEROTT, corner Of Eleventh street and Penns-
avenue N
IT NEW BOOKS.
HISTORY of the United NethereDds, By John
Lothrop Motlsy /; 8 vols free BY mad, 81
q, Tie Ri.s Of tie Dutch Republic, . history. b
John Lothrop Motley; volsS cloth; free By mail.
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author Of Adam Bede !" cloth 76eosnts paper 80
Life and Career Of Major Andre, By winsrOp
After icsSsrgs with Painter, q summer voyage
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apps ais PennA- avenue.
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TOR BOSTON.-The packet schooner Caroline
Hall is now about due from the above AS
port. and she will have quick dispatch fT[ESr
Boston on arrival. Persons wishing to shi sEssez
will please let US know st once, so as we can re-
serve the room.
HARTLEY L BROTHER.
m 30 At 90 and 101 Wafer at. Georgetown
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LuxuRIEs FOR THE New JERSEY BoYs-The
First Regiment Of New Jersey was treated day
or two since to dinner, composed Of all the lux
uries OF the season, prepared at Newark, and fer
warded to their quarters under the charge Of q
special agent. - =
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By ]. G. MCGUIRE & co. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il ON X st NORTH, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STs,
NEsT.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON,M May 9TH.
a. O'Clock, the premises, By virtue of deed of
trust dated October 18th, 1858, and duly recorded
IN i;iber A. g. No. 49, folios go. ct seq, 3Re Of
and by the desire of ali the parties interested,
shall sell the western part Of Lot numbered thir;
ninety nine, issj fronting i2 feet on north K, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets west and running back
with that width 80 feet inches to a wide alley to-
gether with the improvements thereon.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12
months, with interest, secured by q decd of trust
on the premises. All conveyanoIng at the cost OF
the purchaser.
By order of ths Trustee.
ap 26 eod&ds J. G.. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts.
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~ CARD.
=, M. HARVEY, 2sl g street, opposite the
ess 3; . dsSs,v'ps Of fA.y RBsffs
FISH OF ali kinds. together with LOBSFEHS,
HAkp And SOET CRABS, CLANS, FRESH
and delicaoles of the season.
The public generally, and qlartermasters of va
nous regiments here particularly will 6nd il 10
their advantage TO give him q o.ll.
Articles In his line delivered free to oil parts of
the CITY and enoampments near the city. mll- lot
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COMPANY DRILL AND SPORT Yesterday after
noon, a large number Of citizens and soldiers of
various reg iments were collected on street from
Tenth to Seventh, to witness the drill Of one of
the corps of the Michigan Regiment The mac
tice was altogether in the deploying movements
the commands indicated by the bugle The
movements in double quick time were novel and
gratifying to tins host Of observers
The men Of the Fourth Pennsylvania ReoIment
amused themselves and large number of look
ers-on with game of bali in the wide space In
'front.' OF tGelr quarters at the Assembly Rooms
The activity OF the players after day Of hard
exercise In the school of the company was aston
ishing They kept up the sport until 1: was too
dark TO see the ball in Its flight
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- SOIICE III TRAVELLERS.
L HE Postmaster General having ordered the
mai service between Washington, ~N-
hssis,mor e. and n old PSin. Fortress A
Monday, the 20 instant the Bay Line of st samers
ylll lea baltimore EVERY DAY lexcept Sun
O'Clock p. m. or immediately after the arrival OF
the Washington Train, which leaves Washington
at ~ O'Clock p. m.
IN 2-n NJ. N FALLS, Pres't
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FOR RENT.

EASTERN FISH,
ALEWIVES,
CKEREL,
HERRING AND
SALMON.
200 barrels No. MeremchI Alewives,
100 do do 81. John do Cspection
$50 do No. 5 medium Mackerel, Gloucester m
50 do No.Sbrge do. do do.
50 hlf bbls No. s medium do, do do.
500 barrels Boston and Bay Island Herring,
loo do do Clipped DO
50 do No Shore do
son do Extra No. | Labrador do
100 hlf bbls do do do do
IS do No. Exua Roe do
Is kits Mol Salmon,
Is hlf kits do do
In store and for sale On terms thst will give sat-
isiactI0n. HARTLEY Il BROTHER,
MASSEY, COLhINsA CO.'S -
W PHILADELPHIA RAeGHT.
So barrels Ky QRAUGRT ALE,
40 do. xxx do. do.
500 hH.-bbls. do. do. do.
Which on arrival will be for sale. Terms ecsh
on delivery. Army q SH1NN,
nj Union Depot Georsetowu.
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CARusr's MAY FKsrIvAL MArIHHE-Bv the
announcement elsewhere IL will be seen that the
veteran Carusi, who has taught so many here the
graceful and polite art of which he 10 20 thorouQh
MISTER, Is yet In the field, and holds his annual
May festival at his saloon this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for June, contains
among many other valuable and interesting az
t.cles the March of the New York Seventh to
WASH ngton, by member of the regiment The
magazine Is for sale at Shillington's stationery
and periodical establishment, Odeon Building.
corner Four-and-a- half street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

The Alexandra Sentinel Of yesterday says
"The Pawnee soldiery have been under active
drill and practice with their guns to-day, having
fred a great many rounds this morning. Theii
reason for this sudden chsnge in their duties
may be best unknown to themselves-perhaps
they intend 30 aid the Union men tomorrow to
vote for sscessioa,,
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FIFTH WARD MEETING Agreeable to public
notice, the unconditional Union voters Of the
Fifth Ward met at the old Mount Pleasant Hotel
llate John Foy's) last evening, at S O'Clock, #
b. Rooey was called to the chair, aud g. F. Gulick
appointed secretary. The following were elected
delegates to the City Convention 10 be held for
the purpose Of nominating candidates for Col
lector-r. B Robey, Isaac Bartlett, ID. ConnelIv
w. l.. Downing, g. w. Barclay. The meeting
then adjourned to Monday evening next, for the
purpose Of nominating ward ticket
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FTtHE EUROPEAN HOTEL KEPT NV p
Il ENRICH: at the corner Of Penn.
avenue and Eleventh street, has been vfAv
greater inducements for the patronage OF oitizens
snd strangers than any other public house In the
hotel on Penn. avesUe, and his accemmoda tions
loS PERMANENT or transient boarders unexception-
sbie. The par ana restaurant srranrements az me
European Hotel have slready become very Sonu
At being Al that can be desired by the nosf a.
ton snd oontHued liberal expenditures 10 "a ye ~
1staotlon 70 al! and thus renevs his invitstion 70
al to give tho European Hotsl call 49,,
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

THREE SMALL WELL LOCATEDFARMS
! IN Iowa in exchange for City Property or stock
OF Clothing or Boots and Shoes. Land well To-
aud Desirable part of the State. For particulars
inquire Of JAMES G McSUIRE d CO., corner
OF enth and ID streets, where pats may be seen
m 2I-St -" - ~O-'
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ATTEMPT TO ROB ScHooL.-Last night some
villain or villains entered the public school room
in the basement OF the Assembly's Church, Miss
Acton teacher and broke into the teac ber's desk
ransacked the papers and committed other depre-
dations. Doubtless the thef expected to get
little fund that the children bad been raising to
purchase q banner for their next examination
bat were disappointed, a. Mis Acton had taken
IL away. $50 -z-,l'-t -.
THk AT. HsrIos Of the Qusrtermaslefs Of the
different reki ents 10 invited to an advertisement
In another column Of fne lot Of Potatoes for sale
NJ the Washington Depot. We understand that
the volunteers are In the habit Of trading Of the
pork issued 10 them 10 the for potatoes
In such 10 the case, why not supply them % once.
Many Of them say they hsvs l0s 'tasted . potato
for thrss weeks. : p s-@'o
, 1861-04-19

xNTEEE10Ns OF TIE CHITALRX.
Alter the news Of the bloudless battle in
Charleston narbor, in which nobody was
hurE, had been te.egraphed to Montgomery,
large crowd, the telegraph says, serenad-
ed Jefferson Davis and his Secretary
OF War, Walker: The same authority In
forms us, that the former being unwel1,
his Secretary addressed the assemblage
- ia words Of electoral eloquence." After
congratnlatsng his auditors On the victory
achieved over the hated Stars and Stripes,
he proeeeded little deeper into the auh-
feet:~ - - .--:.
mo max. he said, could tell where the war this
4ky began w'qald end, but he would prophecy that
<ha asg which NOW 1snnfs thu hteese hgra ,rou1d
aoa4 oTes the dune ot thee Cepito. at Wa4rdne.
<o1 before the 1as o6 May. Let them try southern
eAfsaa1r aud test aha extent Of Southern
and It might foat eventually oree .Faneurl Hall
IT. efkD. r." =, .ss:
This boast was not intended IS idle Gas.
eonsae, bus has g.. lodgment In the crazy
brains Of: .tha:: secessionists. They mean
zsaots,niy - wage war upon the United
!, 8taaea Hevernment, but to. invade the
loyal 6tatea. 4 hey: expect to drive the
) IL oas Of Washington:and 70
sabdna tie Suites Of The North. Ano.her:
:S4aaiiaaps,ch tells ns thst left pavis Il going
40 -usk. his headquarters at Richmond
sThere he vii be- with1n q few hours dis.
tanreof :Washington. He expects that
s The assistance of WISE Pryor and
, 1861-04-19

Washington Cor. Of Philadelphia Press.1
Western Wild cat banks have found new
held for their diEcredited paper Interested
parties have been In Washington soma days
past, and hare revealed to capitalists fwhom
they desire to enlist in their oueration.1 that
plans are in Progress to give the paper Of
these discredited Western banks an extensive
circulation in tho Valley of the Mississippi
and throughout the seeded States. The bills
oI thlTts.two banks have been thrown ont,
Many of these banks ara based on Southern
state bonds these bonds are now Of little
Vaine IN the New York market, and the fail in
their Va'us has affected the credit Of those
ranks which were based On these securities.
10 secure themselves from loss, many Of those
thus interested in the discredited banks are
sending their hank bills South TO p1rchase
n'ogeaole property,
Good horses can be obtained In the valley of
the Mississippi, in Georgia, and otherparts Of
the South at forty dollars, and cattle NOT in q
condition for the slaughter hGusb 6re equally
loT: 4heoe are boIght up and taken West,
where their value is much Increased. They
are paid for In Western bank paper at par, tl1st
e worth only 90 to Is cents on the dollar in
New York Tha Operators consider it le-
gltlmate business, and as the circulation is
eagerly received South in the dearth of the
money market, it is being freely sent of A
banker trnm the West stated in confidence 10
capitalist here on Saturday, that he would
get OFT one and half millions Of Western ra-
per in the South, where it would be wo1th to
liln not less than three millions Of dollars.
converted into moyeable property, which be-
you'd have brought into the West
, 1861-04-19


the chfvaty to march upon the National
Capital and capture 1t, proclaim himsen
President Of the United States, and rue
the country on the principles O. tne mon''
gomery African Constitution. Ihe pre-.
vailing belief souen OF tae fotomae H. t.las ~
Northern men gre towards, who VIII qaaa
and flee before: ne face OF me nre:ea.ets:s
And i It has also been then cohnoeas
opinion that half the people o' the
Free States sympathized Win the seces-
sionists and would openly JON them as
soon as the nig ser~driyets touched North
ern soil. They had actually persuaded
themselves that the Northern Democracy
would set on foot q bloody civil war, at
given signal from JEFF. Davis, and with the
, 1861-04-19

The Patriotic Sentiments OF Marengo.
IN enthusiastic meeting Of the tizsns o1
Marengo, GcHenry county, Illinois, vas
held On the evening af the 16sh instant, fl
the purpose Of expressing their sentiments,
irrespective Of party, and declaring themselves
ready to susta:a the Administration, and reu-
der whatever aid necessary to assist in uphold
ing the Constitution, enforce the laws, and
uzintaiu ouf glorious Union. ;,
The following resolutions we're unusni-
mously adopted: ! =.
Resolved, That from this time We, the people #
Marengo. are not psrtisann, but fellow-eittzene.
knowing no distinction. rare that of 1Qtriot and
tTdttort and in view Of the contest now peudtu,
1n this country, involving cur existence is u,
We as one man side with And give our support to
Us Adnlnistratt OF Abraham Lincoln ii its en-
aesyo.e !. defend The nat.on's honor and maintain
The Perpetusty ct the ubiou-
Resosred. Ihat TIE policy Of the Admit istration
In eadea' ofing to nla1nTaia the integrity Of the
GoyernmeEt u the rspossessi4n Of forts and prop
Eessioa Of al public prGrty OF the Union. for the
Unton, msets our hearty approsSsttpn and to effect
this. our lives aud fortunes are at the call Of the
Administration.
Resolued That we are Oiled With indignation
when We think that the glorious cid flag Of our
country. turu down by trituro1e hands, ceases to,
wave over Fort Sumter.
6xsolped, That we have full confidence in and ''by
the Rternsi' that the glorious old starspangled
aud over every foot Of soil OF the United States.
R:sotred 1naf We heartily approve the seuti-
ment uttered by John A;nur Bults, Of Virginia.
"Grape for the RANKS. hemp for the leaders y OF
tha secession movement.
The meeting was then patriotlcally address,
cd by Dr.. ]. ". Green, Ansou sperry, Esq,
Frank Gurtiss, o. s. Jenks, DR., sniter, Mr..
Adams, Wm- &. & CLARK, Rev. D. E. Halte-
man, and Rev. J. B. Fair4ant.
The stars and stripes were floating from
every available point, and 60 much real patri-
onsna has Reyer been manifested in Marengo
on any other occasion.
A Company Of gallant boys Is forming in
Msrango for the fight.
, 1861-04-19
Another Note from DeKaIb.


Editors Chicago Tribune;
An impromptu meeting was held here on
Tuesday evening the 18th inst, to consult
upon events now transpiring in our govern
ment, and to devise means for maintaining lis
integrity, knowing and feeling a. we do, that
every town, hamlet and city OF the country
form component part of that Uaiou which
traitora and rebels now seek to snbjugate to
the demon Of slavery.
It was the most enthusiastic gathering ever
Convened ia the yi:iage; but one sentiment
pervaded the crowded assemSlaxe, and that
Was to STAND By the stars and stripes.-the
Union and Constitution st all hazards. Many
enthusiastic speeches were made, breathing
united patriotic feeling for our common copn-
Try, for Its endurance and perpetuity. That
old flag vas unfutlsd, and, as 1t always has, it
again moyed 81 hears in feEyid responaes for
Its maintenance at the cost Of blood aud treas.
are a company fs being rapidly otganlzsd
under the auspices Of o wool dyed Democrat,
MF. L. Il. Carr, which will be ready to receive
orders when filled. Put down Sandwich for.
oae company, to aid our Chief, whom Provi.
denee has selected In this great National
emergency, to guide and defend the old Ship
Of State" in its imperial voyage through tie
shoals, quicksands, and concealed rocks Of
dlsuuion and rebellion, whose patriotic at
tempt 10 save the Republic meets with na
tlons gratitude-and The response Of millions
Of strong hearts snd stalwart arms, ready to
Join In the conflict.
Truly Eoprs, n. E. BA1Lou.
, 1861-04-19

we c,;t. .t;e fc1Iopping from .,,a Nav 0r.
wy ~ VIC .s A4'A1 w. -,
leans Ficayuze OF Saturday last. Ihey
occur IN connection with the opening OF
the pro-siaVery war oy the traitors at
Charleston:
nay aso, Fema1R here, and ko acsos on H.
subject, direct from our correspondent at
Gharsston taf !, 10 , fhsb c 11 s9e s
, 1861-04-19

must not Invade the Norder States.
The North will not be permitted to invade
the Border States for the purpose of coerciug
the seeding 9tates''
This Is . familiar cry just ROW In the Border
States. Who talks Of doing such thine ,
When has the Government proposed to 60
such thingP The Border ssata.: .,ave NTH.
Ing to DO now IN inis business but < iay low
and keep dark" Their territory will rot be-
invaded one inch; their rights and institutions
will be held sacred aud intact. II they vii
not respond patrlocally, as Maryland has re-
let 1t alone. There is one thing, however.
they must look to- and that is, that the rebelI
Iorces be not permitted to cross their borders
for the purpose OF, coercing the North. If
virginia, Kentucky and Missouri will not
come to the scratch, they must keep entirely
, 1861-04-19
Mexican Political rev,s

tSPse-1 correspondence OF the p1cayune1
| VERA cnrz, April .. 1set
~. ne l leading Items Of Mexican news taken
lii goInin@ s4S nsamsaR ara tennessee, which aala
ef Msreh, It It a5 %ea5as fssas: fs4Es
Iha deceased was ionas6f the f11oet rrnnst
ncnt candidates for the Preaidencf' <nt,,
snown throug ont ths RaoublIc for Ii. IL. 4.
sEtM gna z Historical aeqnrsments aud great
q Reported death Of Gen, ;partearrovo
!2lmer ahisat Minister of War in the ConstltuoaaI
- ). Miremon's ex.Premier, D. Is1dore D;az
u aa3a 70 have been ~conaamne1 to. .ba. shnt ~
e1edifsS @edi Friday last But this Is not generally
4. NJ. Weller, the United States M,n,ster
Is reported to have sent in his resignation.
=. D.. Arrival Of specie cpnducta ff ff1rea ro,,.
mons, the greater portion Of which Els taken
ana shipped BY the British packet.
o sepor Mata, late 19inI7terto Wuhine.
iem.; ioni nas. been appointed Minister to Eng
:: Gen Uraga goes Minister to Washing.
: y. Senior Mora goes Minister to Prussia
y. sanoE Gomez FariEa has been annoln+aa
Minister to Belgium. @'f's'''u'e1
10 Gen: Ro6tes's title Of "Citizen Of ve.
r. Cruz" has been withdrawn by the Gee;s.
atnre Of the. State. The reason asaiensd y
city. 1 o''''nt VI sne
L. All titles Of Excellentisaimo, senor,,
<s1, MG, nave been o. olished and the address n
"Aonorablen adopted intkeir placa. :: -
= Helmlasion has been given by :Janrez
70 tne frotestants Of the city Of Mexico and
aaatamoros, to open churches 10 these e;ties
LOT religious services according to their fsifh'
Is. Streets confined to be cut thronph
converts atthe capital
T. Two Thousand troops have left hexico
tia and Aarquex. @O ~ &s'NsA '''e'
Since the d=ath Of Iii, Lerdo, whose family
nas been inudable manner, taken care of hT
Lne aoVefnment, Jaurez's chances for the elec-
tlon OF President have naturally greatly IN
erased, and there is little or no donht now
that he will be OF Ia elected. I am -assnref3
from very excellent quarter that the Govern
ment gets along very well-the only dEu8back
ls Want OF money In coneeapence 1t Ia m
mofed that the appointed Ministers abroad
nave decided acceptance, % the treasury Ia
empty anu the Government cannot afford to
pay aix months In ADVANCE ~
learn also that no Minister Will On onk IN
Ihe United State for the present,
Mr, Weller Is said to be very popular at the
Gsty, ano mas more influence and sympathy
lnan 1e az the other foreign Ministers toeetheF.
none more sincersly regretted than by ~,
President and his Cabinet at The canitai- 80 80
curity q the roads hetween this clty and Mey.
lco aas been re.esta tablished, and measures for
peace, &c, are vigorously Prosecuted hy the
Goyer1ment. Yours, DC. A0
sErhe GoVernmsnt Is said to be hnav
establishing new and much reduced tari,;
Hhlch WILL soon 60 IN to eject.
, 1861-04-19
TWO Notable Eyents-.I,fncoIn,ax x,,.-
Ing Courage.
[From the Was ~ington Eeti.~.;

49, sAl heptblCau.1
oh.oe ."e 1.y Of the surrender Of Sumter. we
had the Presidents answer to the Committee
Of the Virginia Convention, and, short as it il,
# would compensate for the fall of many for.
tEesaFs. These measured words Of the Chief
Magistrate Of thirty millions Of people, unfurl
the stars and stripes to the breeza, full tieh
advanced, at the very moment Of the crisis.
and when the wavering opinions Of men de.
msand le4der. Whiio the storm Is raging. il
Il with the reassnfing sound Of the tTnmSp1et
that the helnsman Of the ship OF State an
nonnces his unshaken purposes. Ha will
everywhere repel force By force; aud since
this last unproVoked assault upon the Nation.
al f1ag, be will retake such positions. essential
to the National safety, as have been lost, -''@'%
The President meets augmentirg dIr1cn1t;es
with augmentlng courage NGveF va nn,an
placed IN circumstances Of more trenien1nns
responsibility; and never has man confront
ed circumstances with 8 fortitude mere heroic
The destinies Of nations often hang mon thr
qualities ofa single man end in tLs frY:ng tnnc.
t47e, 1t is MI. 4indoln VINO has saved :hisp sonn,
tfy by the ptothptness and vigor Of bis deter,
limitations: m + Is only by 8 sure anticipation
Of events that the nation mar be said to he a.
ready saved, when the ;:nziax words nf the
F:saldent aFe now ec6oing 6acS from the hil1s
aud Va@lefs Of country, lnvlncible + It only
Wills to be 30. '7
, 1861-04-19

WeAaFe netofe us the new Orleans Pc
nynse Of the 18Th, containing the announce
ment Of the beginning Of the bombardment
Of Sumter In view Of the opening Of the
pro-slavery war. the editor, in two careful
articles, expresses his hope that the peo lie
ofthe North will rise against the Govern.
msnt, to prevent the logical consequences
of Beauregard's mad act In the first arti-
Gle he says:
We do not think altogether no evlf Of the North,
not to heaiava that euch dagraut outrages on the
most essential principles will not fnd indignant
reuooustraaces from hundreds Of thousands who
do not believe that despstsun eau make Itself It
tsactiFe By covering 1tsef frandplently with the
ahused forms Of = degenerate republic.
But, as it not satisfied with his assurances
that be and his confederate traitors arc to
escape the fate that they have been coax
ing, he returns to the subject again, in an.
other part of his paper, and there closes o
longer article with the following words:
= Henceforth there is noting left for the South
but the most stern and thorough preparation for
selEpsutection, at all points, and no prospect of
avoid1ng-a long and wasteful war but In the rising
ofthp popular masses at the North to reezafn and
disarrn the fsuRticisun OF their Government, In
their 3nettncts OF sefinterest and their sense Of
tha tnezcntaa,e folly and tnaeusate weakness of
their rnlere lie tie oaly hope Of return to peace.
on the tmmopeble bs=;z of the recognition Of
Southern Independence.
The fatal error of the South here shows
Itself at the very moment when the need
Of the ttath Is most imperative. ".Ris;ng
"ef the qopul.r naossss ef the North" in this
crisis, to embarrass and impede the Gov
eminent in putting down the most sense
less aud canseless rebellion Of all history!
What responsibility have not the New
York Herald, Journal Of Commerce, Chicago
Tins, and other kindred sheets to carry
of, for their crime in inducing this mon
strous belief That this error is prevalent
ill over the South, there can be no doubt.
The Picay2ne is one Of the ablest, best in
formed and most conservative papers in
all Congo. As long as it could, it resisted
the madness OF its State, and even noW its
easnestness in the bad cause is more than
suspected by its compeers. When such q
journal falls into an error SO gross, what
shaiI we say Of the Delta and other fero-
cious aud ignorant sheets? The news from
the North will undeceive them all. Alas,
for the pence Of the country, their knowl-
edge comes too late!