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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-18
Important from Western Virginia,

outs-OtcoS IlatOc among the UcDci'
by Shot and Shell-Trihing Loss Of ths
Ohio and Indiana Troops-Their Gal.
lant Dehavior-The Rebels Short o.
Proyisions-Their Retreat Cut Of
Position OF Gen. McCieiian-where-
ab outs Of o. Jennings Wise-kc., kc.
Especial dispatch to the Cincinnati cazettel,
BEAILSGroS. IN FRONT LAUREL, HILL
July o. via Webster. Va.
Brisk shirmishing was Kept up with th'
enemy all yesterday afternoon.
/ About two o'clock, from high hill, il
the neighborhood. two large bodies were
seen marching out of the enemy's camp.
Instant preparations were made to resist {
formidable attack. BY four o'clock The
skirmishing in front of the Fourteenth
Ohio and Ninth Indiana Regiments be-
came quite warm 1sl ssfi 1ei lnl1 Hi
The enemy advanced under cover of the
woods 90 close IS to rain bullets IN upon
the men at tire artillery. RI ~ hHs
A large force of skirmishers wss seal
forward to engage the. enemy. and ouE
skirmishers instantly rushed forward.
pouring 10 sharp volleys. and killing sew.
efal of the enemy. - 'uN. ''lf-i |. .s7s
The enemy's cavalry then advanced
around 10 the farther skirt Of the woods to
take our skirmishers in the Asnlr.Is saoii
Our boys rapidly retreated, snd the ar
tillery dropped in . couple more shells,
one Of which exploded among their caval.
fy. They instantly fell back and our boys
rushed forward and poured in another vol
ley. Their officers were seen attempting
70 rally them. iyss .tca ~ .fas 4, ssesl-
AT FIRST the mer coald not b brough
upih . body again, and meantime oul
skirmishers picked of the officers. Sever
al more shells were thrown in. ana oul
men made final rush, driving the remain
der of the enemy clear through thar OWL
rife pits. and bringing back several o
fhsir blsnketss coats and gnns.s.f E arcss
1t was . Georgid regiment that was en-
gagged. Twenty dead vsrs connfsd IN ths
'weods.s The Georgia regiment numbert
sbouts1 800. and i their crack regiment
When dusk caue our skirmishers re-
tired from the woods in capital order.
An attack was expected through the
night, but none was made. though oc'
casional shots were Cred among ous pick
Astounding pluck was displayed BY
our skirmishers, and the only trouble was
tc keep them back from rushing into the
enemy's midst. The whole skirmish Wa:
q spirited affair. and our Ohio and Indians
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-18

The following letter from one of our
boys came to hand just as our last paper
had gone to press, and consequently had
to be laid over until this week. Though
little old it will nevertheless be read
with interest:l - n -L-l-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-18
:; BUSINESS CARDS.
IrP. SHIvELY.y Justice of the Peace.
IL Lssd AaA ~ l,ligrF7c Ief'tsl
General Collection Agent,
f-is pourpoS. MARSHALL. COUNTY. IND.

ssiss 10 an business entrusted to him. lnas sstf
G1HlLLIPS e. DEV0R. s $50
= - -. xrTORSTYs AND corySEL0Rs.
Wu srfic. An the Courts Marshall. Kosciuske. Elk
A., a. I~-oh LaPorte Porter Lake, Pulaski. starke.
Trso and .I;spiux counties and In all cf which per-
anal Ate viii given cf cclieetion
q C.fsx south B-nd. Ind. - D. Defrees. .shingion
m n - ,ii.uxA F-t Wayne, J. p. Jones' indianapolis;
y n D.6psss Goshen, Ind; A. L. Osborne. Laf"rte
ii W - .rburn, Sc Louis: :. r. Rounds, chcag" III
Jo0y n DEvoR. SoTfRf PUBLIC ~iii attend ..
- Of Hal Es~tr take ef
d., an. rortcssrs and drawing II contracts HAS
- a = - - - y - tm.yls:su
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-18
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On. Of ems ss three weeks. or less.
Insertion Is Larger advertisements
,rs,.rtiou Ies than h1lfa square - half
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-18

~ SURGE0y DENTIST
=. WhsIe or partial seEs Of Teeth inserted on the
szsoss opprss~d P,.n Special Afsention paiA 20
1he pruDzvnfisa Of the n.xural terth and rrrg Q4y
-alsriey - CAndfsn's tes<h CORRECTED.
li0cf tsreh szsrctr1 with without Chic
psfrI Ca be consulted his ofce At any time except
ysu1aysa and Tuesdays 0Gce In Pershing block. mp
sssirs, corner Michisaa aad Gane ssrscts. tassyi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

THE CRY FusDs.-Under advice Of ex-Judge Ed
motds their counsel, the Park Bank have refused to
ray over the city and county deposits 900
now in their vaults TO Mr. Devn, the new City
Chamberlain. They contend that the only way In
which they authorized to do thir is upon warrants
regularly drawn, signed and countersgned by the Con-
troler, Mayor and Clerk Of the Common Council, or
Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors. We suljOin the
reply Of the President Of the Park Bank;
TINS PAnx BAsx, NEw-YoRK, jan Is, 1851.
DANIEL DKyLlN esqDedy Sir have to acknowledge your
communication Of Saturday incosins from r. T. Hsw
Controller stating that you had been sppohed Chamberlain Of
this City and In which require the Ps Bank 10 depcst ell
The noncy. y IL custody belengnst the City and Ceanty OF
Newly the Broedwa Bank to the credit OF the Cha nbe
lain la have to say that this bank Is now and mas
ell times been prepared to pey the balance ad
rem dining ia Il, custody hut advised by counsel
will De neceay In order to this bsnk harmless from oon
bictns claims relieve Il from liability that VIC ssid
moneys shoud BE- shdawn Ia the manner provided speciho
-" y r w H0wEs, President
is understood that legal proceedings viii DO taken
q, once 10 compel the transfer Of She money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
MARINE AFFAIRS.
SHIPS ASHORE.

SHIPS A3HOHk.
We deprecated few days since the practice Of wee
rele being anchored in the North River while the ice is
running where they were in greater danger than if
brought to the pien. Yesterday morning, the ships
Fearless, Of Boston, from Manila and Calhoun from
Liverpool, grounded on the fate between Ellis and
Bellce's islands having been carried there by the
North River ice Of Tuesday night There was very
full tide on "Wednesday morning with the wind from
n. h., and they Gene of ut high water. The warm
rain Of TueSday night and Wednesday morning come
what reduced tie quantity Of drift leo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

AcoIprSr os THE Hrpsos RTyxR R,iLhoAD-
TRAIN orr TIM TRAcx.-0n Monday morning last
about Al O'Clock M accident occurred to the Montreal
freight and paseenger train up, When between Tiyoi
and Barytown an axle-ree Of one Of the freight cars
broke and fell upon the track throwing four freight
and the baggage of The baggage car
was only slightly injured, but the freight cars were
badly broken No person was injured. The train was
detained some time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

rom every valley ard hilltop Of the tr,le states o. ,ne
Tnion S.mapdng that Anderson sbould be reinforced
TO be answered by the farce Jsa psdged OF ,e osd,
of the Wcst1 Wa 1t ue af 70 Auuerson
ysntIro rexoforcements that after rendering II, VS.
are tod by die, al Les from washington Una, no nes
i rct9 fave the people been fooled or has the natl On
cawed In the name OF God, when VIII the ou1anra
IN this shameful drama Are the words OF an Enesn
man in regard to bs Republic, to Dc propnets
@ he Ioges of History, that compact OF States ana
Cors,ution Is " but rope OF sand p God forbid
ARE the brave deeds of gsndsires, who butt TINS
na,;on uon their bopes and cemented II Win tneir
Ljood 10 be abandoned and pulled down by their chill
dren Are mr. children to read upon the future pagee
az history the names of towards and traitors atachei
~ fLeir fathers God forbid War to the knife
FIRST neither cira or foreign foreign foe
Ia b,ro while traitor Is despicotte ana
let me hint to these gentlemen at Washington, that II
they do not very eoon do something to show us re
Lors Government, and vindicate the hcnors OF our
Aac Which has been epit and tramped upon by trait
or n ey will hear Of one Of thoe things done BY Na'
poleor fII coup etdt on the part Of the American
people who will sweep them from their places, ana
make every inch Of every State and Territory IN the
Uni n, VII ndsman'ine compact Of Free States, and a
Republican form If Government that all the worid
cannot bulge from its propetyl Stand BY yo1r guns,
freeman and keep your powder dry. You VIII ma
leader Bunker Hill Is n0 played out yet, nor shall
the ste "a and stripes trail in the DUST
Mr. Editor, only place my humble name 70 this ar
tice because think that every true con OF ms he
public should now speak out and show his hand:
Yours GABRIEL HARRISON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

EIEvEsTB WARD RsprBLIcAss.-At q meeting e
the Eleventh Ward Republican Association. held %
Tuesday night, resolutions were adopted deaoonct,a
nc traitors all persons who array themselves sgat
the Federal Government. The action Of Major Andsr
son and Gov Hicks Of Maryland was heartily indsssd
and high compliments paid to sbeir ability and coxeA
The Association also rendered vote Of thanks 10 T.
late President, Lewis II. Watts for the eaiceut nas
ner in which he had performed his duties- A lsry
audience was assembled, and much eathusissm pa
vailed .4 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17


,.,,.s,e-s world Da supYiy the reading Of men sL
Et would take them away %sS 81, were some
2eps Including al Gds Of PeE q III sR be
.beyn men who repre- ented re'i'ehce "a al nS &c
Noriptein Tbsrs was never seen a happier set OF
Sn thar a hs state Of GeSgHb "a a had S stssi IN
s C = ,rrlainling 40 loudly any for secession,
and dnO M.ss"Gho1e!'' and nC there n wss
uP ~ passenger but nov avowed faith, the bare
sus on Of which would have won hlI halter rs ~.
an bour before. One man was Ncva-Scotian, resi-
a. Sor years Ia Savannah, wbo only few even
hugs beiois waited upon BY the Owls one o. LIVED ,s H.
lie by showing pluck aud loaded WeaPSns, %. :"
eeiz4Athe earliest nomeut 70 escape AnoInes I'D i
Hor4berp MIN officer in the Savannah bles spT pr'
would have been his turn next day TO 20 h;s oaars
lsski be fed without waiting 70 ses.s o thus we'll
80 ike the first named glad to get on Inus W zen,
he ssyf% late on s' had sG sssn three
nHu 80 IN; ~ Sothern men shot down like dogsi ana
I agreed that ball had not been told M Of ", MeKD G
s l hs xsonId not 90 through another such week
s 60 and espionage for five thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

FnAsxLH.-The I55th anniversary of the birthday
Of BENJAMIN Franklin the good old printer phissephsr
and patriot Of the Revolutios Will be celebrated de
evening in social way BY the followers Of the orsA %
the rooms Of the NewYork Typographical Society, Me-
8 ChamtSrs street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

"SBouID TuTRs SE Asr MORE Cos'Kohn~ II
Favor OF SlAsRRr."-Ths question viii b disouasrd
this evening by the Debating Society Of the New.fort
City Library, at No. Abingdon square. The Pshhf
are invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

The Cunard Mail steamer Aussrslssian. Cept Hoctly.
lsfs yeseuisy f9s Liverpool. with " pssseosess,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
CITY LZ,EMS

Puts HEAD.-it appears from the report II tLs Cd.
tie market, that the trsie wa, very unfavorsbss upsa
the cloeing day TO the interest Of owners Of beef sss
AID sheep and rather bett than the week previonlv
owners Of hogs; tie number having been several tAa-
sands less. Several railroad trains having besa Il.
tanned by snow brought In bulbcks and sheep yssssr
day which sold at considerable reduction from ron
Of Tuesday, and the brokers found crest dtacsly IN
obtaining purchasers willing to take the buOcls - .
Is head lees than they asked 1T the opening Il she
market.
MADAME Anna BISHOP. celebrated cantstfins&
announced 10 give monster concert" ct Irving
Hal tomorrow evening. On this oocasiou che win
be assisted by such artists Frezzolini Madams voa
Berkel, Miss Kate COustock, Mascot with hA ekAee
Of the "Light Brigade" and s. B. Mills, the p;sais.
GERNAs BALL.-A grand German ball Ia 10 TAXA
place this evening Ut Irving Hall ia aid Of the Gsrnaa
Hospital which is to be erected under charge ef Ne
German Society. The ball will be under the direcksa
of the German Ladies Aid Society.
SorREE DAs.AsTE.-Prof Ferrero win dvo In
third annual soree dansante ct the Academy Of Auss
this evening for the entertainment Of his pupils ~
their friends From to 2 p. m. the young folk WI
have the floor. Ater that, the ball room viii be exesa-
siyely devoted to adults.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
Union MEETING.


ineto Co., N Y, leld without distinction of party,
ct Clark Hall the evening Of January IL, 1851,
purrra ant 10 notice 4. ID. Baker Dem. was appointed
q Altman, and L. w. Crorkh Rep Secretary.
TIE Chairman appointed II. b. Northgp iRep.l,
JAM II. Sheriff. Demj, Charles Stone. jr, (liepA
and Il. DaNis DEM Committee on Resolutions.
The COMMITTEES unanimously reported tho following,
VIII wee unanimou ly adopted
R.roJ bal most cordially approve Of the position tAsen
force the laws aud to down Gil attempts secession and re-
bsiot. -, ~
Rered That every nan, North South. who Get. his Gov
and either aids as In secession or d
uucp e. guilty OF treason and should be promptly punished
r. .orrd That Major Andersen by thu high noble and arm
property Of bis nation entitled 20 waro- thanks snd
eauee and that be and shall be sustained ~hsteves may
be the consequence
al solve this Government and thai and
every attempt therea must be terminated without dehy
cry hazard -, ,,,--
sy OF shedding blood TO terminate the reasonable ac OF the
South yet All Government promptly 10 reenioree OFT
Sumter with dsupps and 10 take from tbs posse
Southern traitors fort arsenal custom house OF oth
public property seized by then, Gnd 10 proecs such property
without reference 10 consequence n,
Re,lreS opinion Government should tmmed
sy hs Of seoedins stat ard top al
sonnuncaiion VIII them until such States shall be willing 10
submit 70 the laws Of the land 49,. -, go,
rendering through EHecrvo the he money
foeu ep the lava and tho punishment Of Treason mees our
whrue approval and feel proud that the proposition WA
promptly sustained by the Assembly and Sousto unanimously
on motion Rs.osd That the srcresGr, ih. meeting be-
and he hereby directed forward copy o. the proceedings
and resolutions adopted at this meeting to the Member Of A.
bly, c this District and to our ana sen
sou In ConsresL T. d. BAKER President
l. W. CKosEhITh Sscrctey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

EAEsPI FIREsEs.-The annual meeting Of the In
empt Fueuen Of the City of New-YOrk was held On
Tuesday night at Frsmen Hall, Philip w. Engs, Prss
dent in the chair After e reading sndspproys Of u
minutes of the last meeting election was entersa
into for officers for the ensuing year which resulted b
the old officers being reelected Mr. Price, the Iress
urer, presented his report, which showed thas *'c'
had been received for dues and 50 forth during the year.
Expenditures, $I5l 20. Balance on hand ct Lac ~
ro 81 ,2s5 81, and at present, g. 3s 81 Ahsr sos
OTHER business Of minor importance, the meeting I'd
jo,rIed-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
CHANGED THEIR TUNE.

% 80 EGa.r Of The n L. Tr'dsHs
Sir; When South Carolina ratified the United Stses
Constitution in 1885, Der principal reason for thus COM
ing INTO the present Union the fact OF her own
saaS mes and her dependence upon New-Eogand even
for Der independence. While the subject WAS under
discussion at that time in the State Convention called
for thai purpose, objections as now) having been raised
aqans tie Constitution as sufficiently ProSavery
snd zee being pushed by the FeEaters OF that day
flor such there were the scae was turned by Charles
Cotesworth Pinckney, who rose and said;
An honorable gentleman preceding me THE Hon T. hut
ssee With weak that ~ we cod mol
form un9n stro ,s1ggh for ss p9sPS.' o 81 @ Pre-
Carolina fall Il there any one among Va 90 ueh
QuixOe suppose thst ths state could Ions asnss1 r
Southsrn Sstss scarcely eeiys there IA Lot an nysd9s
SEND nsvs force into The Keep N
force Sir Henry Clinton brought heIe Ia IO ana though they
gh not oon conquer they would certainly 90 a. an hhoe
de- OF schief considerably increased tasr uum-
ers should robsy fail As from the nature Of our climate
and The Inhabitants undouosdy weak
sses vho are strong For who been the greatest suffer
err Union, by obtaining independence answer
The fbste States they have lost everything bat hen country
GOD their fret doul Z"
Tbis simple recital Of facts carried the day and South
Carolina became thence u member Of our Union. Her
electoral vote was then onetbeenth Of the whole it
a. now reduced to one-thirtietb Of the whole. Yet,
Notwithstanding this relative dminution Of importance,
from position itself originally weak, South Carolina
SoaO boasts Of her strength aid her ability to cope with
the whole United States The South have evidently
changed their tune since then. With waning power
Il beie IN increase Of bravery Or, Ia the change
illustration of the proverb-
Whom the gods nran "a destroy. they srs mako NOD"
b. b. 0oODENOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
FROM OTsEGo CO., N. Y.
|. A., Es,.O, Of 7M n. T. 7rsosn~

10 Ne Edsaof 81 7k< n. I. 7'f6aos
SIR: have no doubt that you are concerned ss TO
the views We in the rural districts Of the State have,
concerning the present state of our national Affairs
Let ne state few facts. In THE county we gave
majority of nearly fifteen hundred votes for Lincoln
and IamIin. have TO hear of the fTst man who re-
grets having done his part toward this result Many Of
the farmers here have not sold their diaries Of butter
and cheeee by reason Of the state Of msrkets. But
their meal nous vei,~ IL, We are GA well able TO
me The Issue OF Il is struggle now rs shal
be" No ore is cOufused or disnayed; not IL out
Of employment have plenty Of the good things of
Ire clear consoenoes and resolved 70 stand by the
c, use of freedom 10 tie en-. Ne more compromise
/, tie expressive comment Of every Republican, and
q u who are not. politically, Of that ik. Let our
preseps,i, es in Congress, or in the State Lsgsls-
turs chow any Neknets Of tie dorsal muscles If they
r., at this Girls and then we will show them what
il G sts to m,S-repie,ent us. OTsks0'
IL l4l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
THE VOYAGE OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
IT.. A. "


7, As Editor If The ~ Y 7yiSpns.
SIR: Has my country been sold and given over by
toe Freemen of the North to the traitors and dsunon-
lists Of the South Has the whole transaction OF
public affairs Of the last ak weeks, including the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Lincoln, been bat farce to smuse the
nations Of Europe and disgrace the American people
il in other Light. Look at the incidents Of
the las four days. Our Government pricks up s ears
Tor perds to do so and sends troope at an expense
OF at east ten thousand dollars in an unarmed vessel
for the especial purpose Of reinforcing Major
Anderson with the distinct understanding that the
tfon.sajd troops were 10 be landed at oil hazards;
a. Least the public was led 70 believe 40, and we
bad right 70 expect that II the South Carolina
mob Tired into the Star of the West, that sumter
yToold open her batteries the traitors and the
tDsuit offered TO the nation at large Has such been
tbe case No. The Star Of the West u received the
nre Of the with all the graz ious acquiescence In
The world and Sumter is ouinous IN silence. A flag
OF truce u rent byAndersOn TO the arch traitor PIckens
stating that the act is Unprecedented Ia the history OF
na n 900 knows tits 60 y, and If rs repeated he
All, &c lSrIeo 70 LEI bis guns talk the language Of
ots'1' f'esens answers that 10 feay endorses tie
osfToge and edds that he has g,reA orders
60 tior erery ressd out Of The Charl.ston ,caters,
Shdf attempts 10 gre sKecor 10 the natioas soers
the Star u the West retires, and Anderson hers ne
prrHege thdt On American SOLDIER may be ao,ced 10
Sass through district Of traitors 10 the cauitak of
Is eosafy TO stale facts and swat further orders;
the dispatch reaches Washington and every just man
expected that the next blast Of wind from the capita
81 ls country would cary upon It's swirl wings the
GAO tidings that we had q Government and, at all
hazards, the Star Of the West would land her roops
oui, moi Zoe Government ~ sbsmslessly backs dowa
nno nov talks OF statH quo Americans atu quo Gov.
S.nne1 rotten 70 is very core, has detailed upon US
CUR country present disastrous condition statu quo
sorsoo'ai For what TO give the traitors more time
so treason and 10 take The capitol of the country
" We ~aa snoua Of the American people tha, arose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
FEDERAL TROOPS NOT NECESSARY.

To the Es,tor qf the ~ y. Trthsse
SIR: As wac residing in Rhode Islatd during the
nsurrection in thai State In 1872 will hope, ex-
cuse my mentioning ersr in regard to contained
in THE TRIBusr Of this morning.
Though application was made ] believe, 10 the
United States Government for troops they were not
employed there being necessity for it, as me c"'
-tns of he State az med sufficient numbers foeor"
lar and order. hbOpB isLhpk"
Eeto. York, Jan. II, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

DrAysyss. CATARRH. and al dsease., "a q ~
w.. "a ran .uscessluly treated By Dss Lsssra,
MA. place Eumsrous vy(ssrvcs' 10 cafs$ rss~
spps&s19p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
, tA ADVERT Men lo- proaawsv

GuRsEY's GALLERY, No. 7O7 Broadway.
I'll, large on Portrait just completed Of
" IL X. r. THs PRIScs of WALES.
for
Hxz MAJs-rr Qrsxs VrcToaiAt
~ii BE- on exhibition for few days only st ounx!rs GA
txsr No ,eT Broadway previous 70 the departure 70 bace
ham Palace. The public are respectfully Invited
the S.oenSs' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

WHAT PROFESSION SHALL FOLLOW i-Go ~
ones 70 FoxLss wsLLs No DOS Broadway and Ssh i'm
ssazne yoar heed They VII give you careful
Of yourself and isesons Of latent power s VA " 20 cssss
sS ,Ins auf the step to take be succsss snG 2us
vsssrtpa for pssou witch you hsd doubted your sunny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
YANkEFs LOSING THEIR VESSELS.

Letters received at MyetC on W Wednesday, 9h insi
state that the fishing schooner X. Fowler Capt IL
dredeo, and the Osceola, Cart. Burrows, have been
s<i.ed and confronted by the State authorities Of
Florida, III der HI old law long dead letter sganst
citizens Of other States fishing their coasts. The
news created Excitement in Mystic. Acts Of thk kind
canrot but infame the Northern mind, while they
strike an effective blow ~ the Of the South,
because no ehpmaster will trust himself and bis vessel
10 the uercies Of set Of who regardless Of
any rulee OF honor or principles 81 Law.