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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
Special Despatch to the Richmond Enquirer.
Important from, Washington civ.

ISpcc;a! Despatch to the Richmond ENQUIRER,
Important from Washington City.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-If the administration
has intilnated its intention to accept tho peace
offering Of Virginia, it cannot anticipate a s;...
t"s quo in the Cult ports, else why dispatch
the steamer Brooklyn with men to Fort Pick
Ell: and order the mounting OF heavy guns
commanding the land approach 20 Fort Mon
roe: The uniTc:sa! belief here is that Fort
Picliens will be carried by assault before toe
arrival Of the brooklyn there, and ell eyes arc
now turned to that quarter.
RE"iolS have been current all dar, but doubt
less are unauthorized, that Fort pickcns was
assaulted last Friday night
Ey.Prcsdcnt Tyler will rctu.n lo.ne to.ror-
row evening He refers, Significantly. TO the
fact. that the steamship Erookiya was ordered
TO Fort pickcrlS, with rc.inforcen!cn;s, su5se.
quent TO his interview with the President which
is construed 10 Tt,ic!;e that his mission has
been Intellectual, SC .a- IS 10 change cuy prc.
rions programme la! down by the Admins.
tyatlou.
y private dispatch from Governor MscoiIin
to Senators CriltcrIcn and Powell, SAYS that
General Butler, J. T. Clay. Ex-Governor Wick
life, .Ir. Guthrie, Hon. John 7. Bel, and cx.
Governor Morchcad haze been selected hy the
Legislature Of Kentucky 10 represent that State
at Washington, February ith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

PHOSpH0R-PERUEIAN GUANO.

A"1d= ready supply orders for my fertilizers as
''; s''hsy come IN All may rely upon gettins with
90 " Aa article no inferior any have made; oiner-
~ - pho.paa,ic ingredients, from anything else IN
-: hhG batter, because |: contains more pure BoSs
':tFs1E ~ LINZ Than any other Manipulated 0uano
n'i'r.' 0: applying my preparations TO wheat me
rt>'a have been ss favorable as could De eSpectea
49,: r cara5n"a disasters Of joint worm, Gy rust, ano
- u AL !h- drought which prevented the present IA
action Of the lhoslhatcs to very great extent az
"f hs Hhsa. Tas graninE But the mass Of the te'I-
:ai Tas equal OF superior TO Peruvian Gusno on
@ '!.: !or lands that need phosphates-as nearly al
aa proved lis superiority under fair
good s,aad Of Clover. II true that occasion
.a'c been reported; but they were such rs every
ra.:o' LseEs Of: sometimes due to the fact that the
=. af heed phosphaies, but most generally to tue
''.'2i aT both wheat and clover have ever known
.,: -!'f.ic, % the value OF ny manures l. 10 De
't- i.c; "a. ] have orders for more than iour
- rs taSca IS had At the same period last year
-, -' al" 4!- Induced 10 try my guano, from their
s. --nc" or the representations of Others are par.
:-i2rs.d to order Rui1ns gusno, and 70 see tnat
-, q IS ac;r many manipulated articles IN Ihe
,.@e D. Ia! o! myself nr the commission mercnant
ELM e Rcn:ioaj, of my agents, Mes:rs ItioMAo
-. snNs, Petersburg 81. HOLL1ES ", LSnSn
60 :Ht! SCOTT. Fredericksburg; MASON, MAKiiN
S.s.''s',!'-; S.... JOHNSTON, CLARKE CO, Danvine;
-s..y.'-rd PRANK. G.. RUFFlS-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

NI-iMUNU, FIhUINIA
;g yS:UL for the liberal encouragement extended to
gy cur Southern friends we have spared no expense
.:3-- TaTi"us manufactures. In our
CAR WHEEL DEPARTMEN
a4y- made extensive improvements, by the ADDITION 10
8. GfigL FOUNDRY OF a building 65 by 20 feet, and
T. 'a;-5acon OF the most modern and improved ma
s:,.-:y
~. wi-cs bored by selfcentertng horiLontal Ma
; ,ga r. Drawn on the Axle by powerful Hy ydraulic
f.: ansed With an Indicator, by which the force APP
-: II. Wheel is accurately measured.
Ee cnn;:.u- 70 manufacture, from best CHARCOAL
II;L:
=: !ran; Railroad Chairs Railroad and Ship Spikes
s..o,i wh-.ls: Truck Rolts and fth Bars Car and
..ct Axes Bridge, ard o,her long Bolts; Iron Trucks;
f,1o1 p.oe.s nil kinds; Iron and Brass Castings
L;carn.-c stationary and Portable Engines; Saw and
o.: :-.;r J. T.. ANDERSON CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
From, South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2G-Thc steamer Column
bia, Capt Berry. for New York, went ashore on
Su;van's Island beach yesterday, in going out
Of the harbor Tic weather has been tempest
ous for week.
The Legislature has agreed Oh 4 flag for the
State It is Of blue, with white oval in tEs
centre, and golden palmetto tree therein. in
the upper flagstaff corner is white crescent.
The Senate to-day adopted resolution au-
thorizing the Governor TO send volunteers TO
Florida. If needed in case of the threatened III.
yasion by any vessel or vcsses Of the Govern
ment of The United States. The number Of
volunteers is not restricted.
Judge Robertson, the commissioner from
Virginia 70 South Carolina, arrived to-day and
was received with usual hospitality. He was
invited 10 scat Gil the foo. OF the Legislature.
His mission Is supposed to be 10 prcrcnt war.
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SciXurc Of .lrIllN. etc.

New YoEK, Jan. 25.-The police yesterday
attempted to retain 4 lot Of arms, &c, on board
the steamer Montgomery, BIZ! the captain or
dcrcG the lawsers to Inc cut and left the wharf,
thus frustrating their design. The arms seized
on the schooner Caspian wcro destined for Sa-
"annalI, and have been returned b. the police.
Those taken from the steamer Monticello are
still in the arsenal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
Aati Slavery Meeting I'm fSoston-a ssrn1
liamr liSnIrScd by alrIlHr 1,I.l llle II u

biA%r DlSPcrscd by Order OF The Mayor.
BoSroH, Jan. a5.--A meeting of the Anti
Slavery Society was held last night The
meeting was dispersed, by order Of the Mayor,
diercc. Afterwards crowd Of 5000 gathered
in front OF the fremont Temple, bu: gradually
dispersed. large crowd appeared in front Of
Wendell Phillips house, threatening violence,
but none was committed The coIored people
are much alarmed, and fear an attack on their
houses. This morning a crowd gathered in
front Of fremont Temple, but the Mayor has
forbidden the &c assembling Of the Convention.
There was some rio,ous proceeding, but nothing
Of q serious nature, large police force beng
nrc:cNt
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Commissioners from the state Of Nary
land.

BALTlHnEE. JAN 2j.--Gcv Hicks has ap.
pointed Eon. Rcvcriy johnson, Augustus ".
bradford, Wr. T. Goldsbo:ough, John ".
Cri>ia.d and j. Dixon Roman, all devoted
Union nic:,, is Commissioners 10 meet the Com
rsisslone.S appointed by Tie Legislature Of Vir-
gria in Washington on the 4th February
These gentlemen represent all sections Of the
State--Ea!tinore city. the Eastern and West
cra Shore, and Western Maryland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
i1ississippt Convention.

St. LOUIS Jan. ga special dispatch from
Jackson, dated Wednesday, Jan. %, says that
the Mississippi Convention had elected seven
delegates to the Southern Convention At Mont,
somcrv; and had also passed an ordnance bill!
10 raise 5 regiments OF troops. Hon. jeff Da-
vis has been elected Maj1r General.
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lsCs
A''e;H Q: 70 lines or less Tor the first nser-
:' 70 cs.:s per sq:arefc each continuance; or II
tSax 'ai 81 ,ss;:.
NssI ;i.sac:s 10 be considered by the month or
~ N;,'",,r.r;sra on the Manuscript or previously
!-S' -, -. hs;uesn the parties.
,.-'t& r-u: uot marx ed on the copy for asrccGed
Al ,:, lions. viii be continued until ordered out,
:aS'u ,yaeted accordingly.
S'd X ,pr prEsiIsExESrS-To avoid any mlsunder-
81 ~, ,ar. ot the Annual Advertisers, II is pro
,.2i. -, r;!y that their privileges onlS extends to
q; y =. business Real Estate Legal and all other
ise1.a,, ..gt by them, 20 be an additional charge,
SOD - :,;s all! General Agents Advertisements not
- ry n. YEAR, but 10 be charged al the nsuai
- Is Sc. 10 such discounts shall be aerced upon.
and yearly advertisers generally en-
or more Squares with the privilege Of change,
.: - .e., yearly average, In any oEr week, insert
-. amount agreed upon rs the standing sue
=.. contract; ard sll exceeding such amount to be
81 L>ual rates. ,
'.a'~t;sS? ENouiREa ADVERTISING SHEET Is publish
- y,.,a; the monthly crculationts Is twenty thon-
Advertisements Inserted a. cents per line.
- =, ill.,. /" this Office may be remted per man. III
.y...h:e :;aaS notes, ifrs0isere3, at the risk oi
- Il, :,eu.r;es aSd Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
- are charged for as advertisements:
r rom distance must Se accompanied Win the au'
% rar or satisfactory references TO insure execution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

4 NAVAL CoURr OF lSouIgY.-At the re
Quest of Com. Armstrong, it is understood that
tae Secretary Of the Navy will order Court
of 1nquiry on the circumstances attending ihat
officers recent surrender Of the navy yard at
Pensacola
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
SHOCKOE MILL

RICHMOND GROUND PLASIER.
IAM Eo= prepared 10 supply any demand for
I PLASTER FRESH GROUND, for the Fall crops.
.Ts:oc: of Luap Is large; selected from the purest
E,. .Ho,s Scoiial Quarries with special reference 10
:. .els",s i. SrLPH,TE OF L:NR. .
.-; 'G. inc heavily increased patronage, the repu
:,s u y brad shall be fully sustained for PURITY aud
,,,r.. F":7HS:s,1gS JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
-. .-c,s Office No. II Pearl street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

To The Editors Of the Enquirer. ,a,o
Gsnts: Il observe ia your list Of counties which nave
contributed money TO arm county forces you set down
the county Of Charlotte O0bens less 'han the two
counties next her IN the list She contributes ouu0 Us
much ns either Of them DO the favor TO correct IT,
Very respectfully, W. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
The Election In Texas.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-The returns from
Texas thus far indicate On overwhelming ma-
jority fcr immediate secession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

BLOCKADE WlruDHAws-Ihe oioekaac a o.
the Mississippi at Vicksburg, was ~i'noIa~., sosn
bv order of the Governor of MISSISSIPPI rs soon
is he heard that the Forts in FioFlu" were III
nossession OF the FloridianS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

adiourument OF the Ain bama Convention,
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 26.-Ihe convention ad-
iourns on Tuesday next to the 4th of March.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

IloRIEiE AFFAIR." Son NarItcrS hi, No
hcr.--A Young man named Orondough was
fcommittcu TO the Jail Of Amherst county, Va.
en- Monday last, charged with the murder of
lis mother, on the 7th inst The parties lived
on the Blue Ridge mountain, and the mother
having been missed since tie 7th inst, susPi-
cions were aroused. The Lynchbu"s Rcpub-
lean eays:
j large number Of persons assem- bicd tooseth-
er, and proceeding to the house, demanded to
know OF the yoi, man where she was: His
:ep.y was tia, I.c did rot know; she might be
in hell They then told him to 80 with them
in search whc!! hey proposed to make. This
he at first declined but after rn:ch threatening
consented 20 60, and after long search the
mother was found behind leg, some half mile
distant from the house, dead. Her neck was
broken, ard her body, in different places, ex-
hibited evidence that she had been beaten to
death with some blunt instrument. The party
Immediately arrested yonng Drendough AMI
took hin before a magistrate, who fully conf
mlltrd him for trial
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

E,o,and Will Acknowledge the sontne'h
Coniederacy- ,.os
TORONTO, Jan. 24.-rhe Leader all'sou";s' ;a
positively that the English Government ,ho III,
tends to acknow ledge the independence VI '"e .
Southern Confedcracy as soon as tormeo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH, Jan. oG.--Tnc House to day adopt
cd a resolution for sending Commissioners to
Washington and also to Montgomery and :he
same resolution will pass the Senate This
being private bill day, nothing else Of mpor-
tGuc. t-arSD;rul,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

;, g. rn;;ECsSrSEIDGE z, ATTORNEY At LAW :,
ta-,:cr. 10 the Courts y: Bote;our. and adjoining
,..<>>-ra:'orsetrg. Bo.e:ourt County.Fa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
why we arc opposed ito Ir. RfVes.

y C are opposed 70 The eleclloh Of aiF. WE.
C. Rivcs 10 the State Convention,
Because, within the las. twelve months in
his published letters. he has denounced the
cotton States Of the South, and has cndeaTorcd
to ALLEVIATE the sympa,hcs and attachments Of
the people OF Virginia from their more South
ern brethren.
Because in case Of dissolution he is in favor
of middle Confcderacy, and thus prefers to
attach Virginia to her Northern enemies ratacr
than her Southern friends.
Because, he was opposed to the call Of Con-
rention.
Because, in this important crisis we do not
think he ought to be trusted with the interests
Of the Southern States.- Charlottesville JeTer-
SOnida.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
PHILIP RAHM>

RICHNOSD "a.
;SA<CrACTCRES Steam Engines Of every description
VI a.t s,- Circular Saw Mills, Mil Gearing. Mining
every description. Castings In Iron and Brass
- =. ~. .-..ica Feb S--slY
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81tbmond Enquirer.

BY TYLER, WISE L ALLEGRE.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

:,-.y KEITH JOHN A. Chiffon.
Keith & CHILT
w.r:ginh. gAUQCIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA
.;iNE'eSCIsi!S EEsS OF HEAVY Wool
!; f>..&unS. %kGE0 BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN,
- IT ~ :iE.EYa to- negro women. March S-cly
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J. 1lAGiLL,

ATT ORHET AT LAW,
.,yi,. With Eca-r; Tyler, ESQ.,, No. H. South Sixth
y V.-s~ 7
rH.c.d "a :a- collection OF claims and all other bus!-
-.,,-z.,;:,,-i - his care. Jan Sl-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
?REDEGAR IRON WORKS,

~, D. t:s%FsNS
-rF.F- 4ETrES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

The Secrctary's most obedient servant,
Ocroh.r eo 1SGn ". s
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~. ~! RtsISrALr, c. NJ. BiRSsoALk,
Late OF Charlotte. of Richmond.
. H. g..xsoALR late Of Farmville.
.A.ASDiLE g. BROTHERS.,
Commission MEKCHAETS, RICHMOND, "a.
UrrrcgSflR SHocKox WAREHOUSE
!Ss.AL ADVANCES made on Consignments In hand
4 Jan. -cts
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The Richmond Enquirer,
rcUtIsnEu pNsl;' ~ WISE X ALLEGRE.
TI LEN
TERMS:

tta,... per anuur, and at the
-o,uY P.rsS, ,rfs. ;,r $ shorter period than one
.;,, Gc!,s:> nve dollars per snnuna and
i'e ss- she Sss!"s rayablc in advance. For the
yva' olsr, 70: :S x copies FOR s0 TO be paid In.
iss srs eos,1nns ,ssx s on
sen ~ - .r:srs. .nr nirN HNCriEER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-28

How 10 GET EARLY ToMArors.-Mrs.
E. d. Kendell, Of Maryland, thus writes to
the Southern Field and Fireside:
"a good large turnipis far better than
cay hot bed for propagating early tomatoes.
Cut off the top, and scoop out to a shell
three-qualters Of an inch thick Fill the
cavity with rich mould, plant 4 half dozen
seeds, and place theturnip in a box ofloam.
Keep in warm room, BY an east window,
if possible, and sprinkle with tepid water
every day until there Is no longer any dan
ger from frost, when remove the turpip to
the outdoor bed, and thin out all but one
plant. Should the turnip shell put out
roots, pinch them Of, and the shell viii soon
rot, affording fertilizer to the tomato
plant will send il ahead wonderfully. Al
dozen turnips thus tonsatoi1ed will afford
IN abundant supply Of early tomatoes for
an ordinary family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-28
Refor1r1 IN Naples.

One ofthe most sweeping act Of reform
ever introduced into any State has been pro-
muloated in Southern Italy and Sicily. 1t
aboijshes theconcordats Of 1917 and 1874,
between thecourts of Rome and Naples and
establishes at once entire freedom Of wor-
ship. The right Of ecclesiastics to inflict
secular punishment, or TO be exempted from
the operation of State laws, is also taken
away. All causes regarding the right Of
nomination to ecclesiastical Eenifices are pla-
ccd under civil jurisdiction. The council
of State has authority to decide as TO the re.
spective functions Of the civil and ecclesias-
teal powers. Diocesan Commissions are
abolished. To these were entrusted tie adj
minstration Of vacant churches and benefc-
es; also the revenues Of bishops, abbacies,
&c. Part Of the proceeds Of such seques-
trated propertywil be applied to the endow-
ment Of the poor clergy and other acts Of
charity.
Another decree lays the axe TO the roots
Of those monstrous outgrowths Of ignorant
superstition, themonastc institutions. All
sudi are to be recognized no longer; like
wise the chapters Of collegiate churches in
places having 4 population less than twenty
thousand The property hitherto held BY
these bodies is to be taken possession by the
StaCc, and administered 10y special com
mission to be appointed The members o.
religious houses may continue toresidein any
Of these edifices, receiving an ualpension
from sixty TO one hundred and eighty du-
cats, according to membership, age, &c
After discharging such obligations, the an
nual sum of forty thousand ducats is to he
set apart from the revenues of such place
for educational purposes, the remaining pro
ceeds to be applied to similar objects Of use
fulness and charity. Separate clauses pro
vide for taxing the revenues Of bishops and
archbishops,when exceeding given amount
| The work Of brushing away the monastic
cobwebs which had spread over the best por
tons Of Italy are to be done boldly and
thoroughly by these DEGREES. Nothing
now remains but to apply the broom witt
equal res ....,... al the Territory of which
his Holiness has heretofore held the keys
~ r. Com. 1deerttser
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-28


The bill to adopt the old COMMISSIONS,
System Of County Government has passed
the Senate and Assembly aud viii proba-
bly, be approved by the Governor. We
are not advised whether il is to take effect
this spring,ortL the election ofSupersisors
i to be dispensed with in the several towns.
1t is probable that Commissioners, one
from each Assembly District. arc to be
chosen ii tie fall, and that when they quail
,fy the Supervisors are 70 so out, 50 that
the Supervisors elected this spring may hold
their offices till LIST Of January next
This change has been wholly brought
about by such counties a have had Their
county business badly conducted through
Indifferent men; the well governed counties
opposed the change; the people Of Grant,
by reason Of having their county business
far better ard cheaper managed under the
Supervisor system than BY the territorial
Commissioner system, almost unanimously
opposed the change as We have reason to
know from conyersing with people from
time to time. Dane county, one Of the
worst abused counties in the State by the
Supervisors, favored the change. But the
same men who controlled Dane as Super
yisoYs viii now be Dane county Commits
sioners, ard will perform worse work than
ever as there will be fewer eyes to watch
them; consequently, Dane county will be
one Of the first 10 change beck 10 the sa-
peryisor system. Grant County will be
well governed by Commissioners or any
other system Of county government. for the
people of Grant are able and have the will
TO vote down her rogues-whereas, Dane
has not the ability nor the will to do so.--
These changes in the laws should be avoid
ed, because people have not the time nor
means Of keeping posted in so many new
laws. The Supervisor system was good
enough, was well understood, was well tried
and generally approved in all well behaved
counties; bad behaved communities can
not be saved from injury by adapting laws
to them. The people must be reformed
or rather, bad men must be voted down;
and where the inability to do so does not
exist, no laws can save them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-28

THE CoNsPIRAToRs. WILL BE ForLED.--
1t appears that one Of the very first acts
Of the Lincoln administration was to send
secret agents TO ill the great powers Of
Europe to foil the effort making by the
seeding States to be recogpized-espcci-
ally by France and England. Col. FIRE.
mont left New York for Paris Immediately
after his interview with President Lincoln
and our impression hes been that he left
before the inaugural to meet the conspira-
tors before the Court Of Louis Napoleon
South Carolina had an agent in Paris ear
" in February, but the French Govern
ment have given our ambassador assurances
that the Emperor has not and viii not
receive the Representatives Of South Caro-
lima. Any recognation OF the Southern
Confederacy by either France or England
would seriously embarrass our National
Government. So long as they are not
recognized BY any power, they must have
very feeble and precarious existence
They are thus the Outlaws Of the civilized
world.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-28
Carl C,hurz, Esq.

The President has ten Tered TO Mr.. Carl
Churz of Wisconsin his choice of the mis-
sion to Portugal OF either Of the missions
70 South America, and it is stated that he
has accepted the former. There are three
first class missions to South America
Brazil, Chill and Peru -with salaries at
$1,000 each. The mission to Portugal is
one Of the second in rank. with a salary
Of $500 per annum. 1t appears, there
fore, that It was from no inclination to pro-
scribe citizens of foreign birth that the Sar-
dinian mission was not given TO Mr.. Churz.
The delicate and peculiar relations subsist-
ing between Sardinia and Prussia, and
Mr.. Churz's unsettled account with the
Court Of Berlin, have been the sole reasons
for giving 70 an other person the place
which we, in common with nine-tenths Of
the Republican party in the West, would
have rejoiced to see assigned to BIN.
Chicago Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-28
Latest from yvashington.


MARCH Acknowledgements are making
to abandon Fort Sumpter; also Fort Pick
ems. No opposition is to be made at
Charleston to Maj. Anderson's leaving
The rebels have cut OF everything but Of
fetal letters to Pensacola, which are also de-
Inanded, and may be given up.
A. A. Shultz is appointed Marshall for
N. Y. City in place Of Rynders.
Sam Houston comes out dead set against
secession.
Mason and Hunter have gone to Virgin
ii to urge immediate secession.
Arson Bnrlingame is confirmed for min,
ister 10 Austria. e. G. David Of the Du-
buque Times is the new Postmaster o.
Dubuque.
Senator Pugh is to remove South to
practice his profession.
Tho design now is to starve on all the
Forts held Ly the Y. s. Gen. Bragg q
the Southern Confederacy, has orders to cut
off supplies from Pensacola. This is actu-
al war on one side.
The Arago brought from Europe s4lc,-
600 in specie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-28

WAR CONSTITUTES An ABoLITIoEIsT
xow.-The Louisville Journal says an
1856 we said the time would come when
any rnnn who should oppose thu reopening
ofthe African slave trade would Oe denounc-
ca as IN Aholitionist. Such d time came
year ago.. In the last Presidential can
sass We said tho time weuId soon come
whan every man who opposed the dissolu-
ton of the Union would be denounced as
an Abositicuizt. Such a time has come
now.