The sun., 1861-12-17

snrmountcd by urur, within winding W Tx. Ci
shell, traversiug garden plA s. specs or s~ard,
snd inters iug porChcs yavoi With colotc I
matblea FOUNTAINS hkawiBo srrrNundrd With
shells, and sbTinod amid tho di-ker lit,c
dfysds and nymphs, s.ained srmewha' ~ tune
and ~eathcr, like the town Itself bIi pi'tur.
esque w,ttal and giving token uf rcfnsment
ana cul,i, alton. Hcra and ,hsts an u icl via.
dow, thrUwu out from tho wall, ovrtlhuk. tho
-"i, aiIt there Sra balconies Wifh slender white
pillafe tIail round with vines &C evergrrans
II you walked along Meeting street wi.h
r,sit.rt, he woult be- sure to point ont the ilu.
yli ClHch desiguod 10y Sir Chti,tcphor Wrn.
l wrr iho structure, wearing 20, century Of
years iauutilv, a,d good, appttcutly, for pro.
trac'td 'usslr wi h tmc, tina destroyer. Tho
hNseh ot ~ uil sis vera ca'cn away sonowhat,
sni nv rot bet bogun 20 i,nlw at ita found A.
~ ~ but it hid a brave vensabla port IN,
Ud church, wherein generation, OF n,li 'dus h.,d
wurshipI ed God sttrr ,huir fashion, aud an
sull tltr iiie dit not spac II. There IA 10.
IN i.y know la '-c another chufrh On N, con
ir,h in tho d,,isnirs Of which Sr Chris.
tophUr ud "A taut, other c.utrIa. .,l,r.
the taiue thuruushAtc hivo g9., down
rcmc ancient snl venerable, .rm' n..l.r.. life
ng Their wli.c spirc, q sai Ist O c by. blt ony
a NtIy con m u.laCN lmrltl4uu vii be- mn
up lot th,ln Ouly tUf tia. vhiyi the q, 80
architect Of -. P.rl'- jesi ,nuj-io. ih.t, fu-
ge.ung he Cr,,n'S of the ip1mol city, loI all
lament ~ tCt a historic monum ut &. nc.
Broad street, az tho eastern en- nj mich tn,
postoihc' stood, was the miin bud e,,th,rou IN
imc; the banks wore lcfc. tho b-ohcrs; the in
suriucn AMI newspaper Olhcs-; aud here
prcuuious Chsilrs'on assembled in thr
afternoon amt talkcd about c4,h. Il wa
AN txchaugo and u promonafc. WoSwAh
duGcn blocks from tha pos o.liye ii was
irtors'ct,d ~ King strcot--'hc Broilwy Ot
CHARLESTON tho street ct shops OF rn rackcry,
WheiO dry goods sud articles Of "bisotry anJ
virtue we're sJl'; a narrow crooked street,
badly paved iuw fine huilliuga, atd many thIt
were dccnying aud sluild. Hero on a bti cht
aitcrn On you might meet all Chrlestod that
had any money in It's p-ykets; the SAD eyed
beauty and the pond ,ruu' swell, school ,ih
maiden mation--li tirci in III, loud, az
grus i've manner peculiar - the SOUTH plant
cts, with bfoh. bIimm,d ha's AMI sllllw faces
wcnchcs, vi h bright htudkTchiptS woven
about their heads like tutban-; huge doCorential
Ethiupian-, uG the othnr gCudir, s1gm1unicd
10y tilr, Of crushed anil humilia'cd prosoucr,
which they were pcrp' tually doline; ,warms
Of picarnnicS, Of c,c v possible size an { rolnr,
huddliug about tho sdowalks lying in litl'
heaps wherever that proCasi wH eligible, and
staiilg with blag k, bead ks eyas, a. the pts'.
CTS hN; curious littlo round hcid., like balls Of
wood, AMI legs and arms like Bologna stusiSes
iu mourning.
Meeting street, tho next pt-allrl with Kin.
was a s'rcet of hotels, hall, anil churches. Hero
stood Institute Hall. a dno m dcru structure,
wherein the great treason was initiated by the
nomination o' Brcckiusilgc. Nearly opposite
stood the Mills llou'o AMI Ilib,rnim Hall.
Further down, the Chirlcston Hotel, very
large structure Of gray stono with pilllrcd
porIico Of an overwhelming ch ractcr Tncy
ell gone, together with thor I'll 'guu1 iinr,
pt dwlluP warehouse, shop aud factory. So
hat, according to the report, the groI' ie Las
euuslmcd tn very ,iials Of thn ciyy--lnttuyoJ
it a. I Il stIuy cd Jerusalem. II viii never
To Iottilt.
o. Charleston 1t may bo said that it has BEEN
org since p ospei y has beon known In its
market p'Ace-it has been silently ro,ting from
lie earth for generation. | hal set up hero
ard ,h. o lying images of pro.petiy, but they
w,ro .crd only the gildcd iudioos OF far roach
ing IT in structures reared on reluctant and
SSnrn"'T SmoTo viii IamsBt ie hStPiEsv tRs- ruling
cent who have been turned houscless upon the
desert whore tho robellious city stool, th"re Ne
fcw who will regret that the vengeance nIeu i
.ho has invoked has fallen upon her aud lett her
site waste'
Tbo Jo,uyAr. or COMMERCE makes no com
ments on the English nows. Asto homo mat
tar. il AYERS that a deliberate and violent eror'
/, hoint made by tue abolitiOnlsis to dtiVe NC
C,.ll,n from the army, and put Fremont, o'
somo other General Of the sam" s.amp, III h
,lace. md calls for u Union meeting III I'M
ci,y 70 sustain the policy of the President an
oycr,h ~ the radicals. In It's columns W
find the following letter in reference to u'I
Scott, dated Have, Nov. 26th, when VIII
read with interest
81 rc,ciycd your te,Craphc dispatch, AMI
,houch no. as familiar G woulh wlsn W !, /,
with the English Language, nlh my p'i. ~
o.,r,, ont your instructions relative 10 L''u
80 Sco,i lila arrival in the Arago, ptoceie
~ i, ,ras Ly that Of tho Born lddi when 81
| ,o,oJ our harbor at the same time, prouuc'
l oonsiIcrable sensation. The General Dor" u
C,,i,,,e of the VOYAGE remarkably well. Wn'
= Inc left the steamer, preceded by ms usuHu.' 's
and leaning on his oanc, every moan ws' Nu~o
| cred and he was universally greeteH Ny ono
-, r,.rLsd and whole. .souled cheers Such
8 Amc,ic,ns alone know how To ininiso in
y Tb"rc was something truly grand and nobie
IS ro .ccre the hero Of which -ho'c conspGl
S h,' ,bo Jignity and unaffected simplicity ~
"a | drportment. - ,.o,, ,,,oulI I do,
10 ,,, have q experienced real delight at h,s rec
o. ,ion No, only was his baggage pissed az o,
ia hy the Custom House without eSin'' LII
70 II, Frsnch pcopls in general testinsI 'ns''
sr spoet ior the oil hcIO ~ 49, - ,,,-
not TO be mis,aSCn. GohoGH o@oI' Ii :.
nance alone would command success ~,
a. En,one- and while a young General wonll u
ho nassed unno.icsd, no will carry along win u u
=. wherever he goes, degree ol auyhor'y a. a,
it, '''-,i,,whi.h will induce our people To- luos
ith , Kim as the Wy reliable authority touc,
,u lc ct.,turc of his native country Al,'t
~ .,. ,,a-cd a right in our city, he l-''
lorniug for Paiis.
The Tor HERALD, in the Trent affair, means
ary ..,,.r ON the two nations to conlllc'' Il
lilo ,.c,, ity can ever be found in the long
mo- ,p,ips trades which extends from coiun
Nho hmm of its editorial page, presenting
,,, n mournful monotony ol Ilusterr urhoi'
ori- ga olitary calm or sensible remark a
de- =, ,sks trouble, rehoarses tho stale "gu
into that England is at the bottom oil tno ,eo"
gov ann.als to the prejudlces of our people
lore, catss immediate and extended preparation
ad- uar and concludes with the assertion III
o in course, slidel and Mason will not 10 give
Q to and thAt upon England will tall tho fs'poh
oPlo. ~ Of commencing the conflict
lt Of "
Por- War Intelligence,
,cent >,fSctTy, OF REBELs ASp FEDhhNL