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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-12

Der BON Or. GretEtn; eem 9rdFstnttn Davis ausecrSs
nets Sus> uSo 9tttas, am lSttn SUM (DcnntritosJ, fur
tie insIiGsn eonf0btrirtn Stautsu, pirb in Der
ct. Sohounis &irhe
Este Strase) ~setttrt, pou bic 0litsIitbtr, ri, oas btutItt
9nblitur, i'm @Uetmciuen, hermit e~inssIaben perbeu.
Intan9: II ubr. Der Sprnaub b.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-12

Sn @bieasc tot F& Elm Osutf6.s 5sd,r~
SdserSssimsnt %astilOst, sus Der Rtsttrans ftius
Dtsnfs auf 8 3u6rs autt,ttt. 8ttsDri@ 5sder.
Der in ct. 9cntc NIT f.insm Scbne ais Bemst-
Hsr, 1T gum SSsrath Sss gesimsnts sspabIt
rUre.n.
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Giue @rutla
brs Wpnperneurs.

ia bic miludriiheu Sreittrdie Der Resirrrua III gRoIb.
trltof blS @ehirt brS Stdatce Sirdtnien tctrctcu unh baS
SlrIt leiner Sciprbner %rcrSrflcn uuo ouocre 9onbIunecn ccr
@cralt uno NStlfir ftb bobCn ~ SttuIcen frmmcn laIitn,
rpprdue oeutItd b%crpcr9ebt, oaB icne Hcgicrund baS gclt
oCics Staates unteroriltcn uuo cS gegeu leinen g4iQcn in
cine tpranntlhe Reaerunseiprm iurldtrtnGen mill 9Bcas
hnlb SD, Spbn Stthcr, Upuoerreur bee rbtn amaze
fubren StaateS, araft Der mir burh bic gelett uno COURT
nttiCu Suitebcuoeu @spalt, fcrbere hermit ale 8clurtSr.
epmposnten auf, Die ib III ben perihieocHtn Guuuiiee uno
GcrporGtiouen oiCics St1otsS 9e6ilbet baden, abcr nod riht
in aGtpen StCnit ectrttn fino, I'D fcaIeid, uro cbne md,
eine peitere Srosr absHrdrtcu, nah ben Renoe,Spuept6kcn
~ b%eseben, bic III Der Proclamation pom >. @Iat 1861 nSbrr
beitinmt linp, Un oaItlbit in ben Dienlt beS Staates Sir
atuien sin9enr;itert III mcrben.
limb i'd fcroere feyner has quite %oIf bttfes Staatss ouf.
ith III SoIun 7 -GpmpaQnien ~ rrsaniiirtn, uub iMb nit
gDdfta III ~pcritScn, ete Il. enlroeSer a%elirftrt rboIten, rSer
auf lonlttsC Neiie httOnrter m6sen, uRb iib bann Ipfcrt
mad ienen Samme!pI6beu III 6eseben.
limb ih etr arte ferner opn Der SlniCn .IPtli;, ftb fir &C.
iiscn 0isut in geyeitihaftI III baIteu. unb bag ife fb nit
2Dafen nieru.te, bic is elIipeoer 9elitfcrt Ober auf fpnlitse
QSciIe erh6lt; une bic Sf1litre Der Gumpaanier itnb Scr-
pHidiet, ibre Gcmpdenien i~renisitens :in MaI Die 9Bpb. auf
threm 9spobnithen SadnelpIass juiantmen III berufen, unS
ipar Sur Snlpectinn uno SrercIerubuneeH baB ic I'M Stauoc
lem toeretn, ben unler Gano uberjtbenoen SeiRb nit Grtcla
urndiuIhlastn.
limb i6 redue fcrrcr ami bic sutsu Burger btets Stastss,
BON oenen ib errparte, oaB lie Die Rube uNo Sds Sdbfptr,
trausa ~bspabrtn merNsn. bic zines fretsr NcIfes wirSio Gnb.
oaB lie I'M Nert!Gucr auf ibr sutes GtHt eaiielbe an pcrtbei,
ot9en entld,lclien lino, Dap ne nibi oaran iiueifcIn, baF mir
eurA paIriottl3e. 9eltnnln9, strttnistes e~ner9iibss Dau>
etIn uno burd ben enti1LOifsntn Di1Cn oes gSclfes. int
feiten Ssrtrauen af bic SuIfe Der ~s6tlidsn s}urlcsuno' bic
Sreipeit, AHabbaHal9tttt mo Jorteauer unieres ebrwiirSiaen
Staaits 9ne Die St6erbett, ebrs unb %g8Utfabrt Ter Gpni6>
oertTien Staaten b~epabrel iperoen.
Cc@ Beaebtn son neiner eieenen Sanb ais GIpu.
3.S. Serneur unb nit beise6rIdteut 5taa.SIieaeI. in
49, RthmoIe, am 3ten SUM 1861, uno I'M s5fen
SseIe otIee SIaatts. Spbn &et6er.
9eprge ID. RunfDro,
Staats-Secretdr.
@ae 9situHssn biefeS 5taatcs ba6en bieIs 9rpelamatiUn
ersi Ndl u ptr5fentIi&rn unb &ebnun5 Darl6er an SaS
EreCftipS QCplTttmSut kinluisnSPn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-12
Z ubts E,

@sifrrn Mor9sn, am 11ten Stunt, Rdrb nod
turSsm Sttotn ntCin 9 Nunate alter Sutn Carl.
Srsunbt ftno stnseIaben, benz btute gcrmittda
8 ubr ffdttfneenreu 9stdentegduaui6 b.i,ut
tpObnsn. Dtt trdusrnbe Mutter fur fd unO tt
Nnu1en tsrcs abwttuben Rannte
8. " drrbautn 4.
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8tfanntmaAuna.

Stfnnntmahung.
Dem es'brisn YusIitum bic ~tr9ebenite %nSeise, bag Die
llntsieihnettn al Srrabitrabe, Sptfb.n ben stem un6 7ten.
Tin R!srPnrsatdft uHb SftnIasT .rsFnet babsn, unS 6oS
mr. N etn Stane Stiest mi. ale @rbsiten in Rupfer, 9Ie&
rstht @uftrdss bitten Steder u. 8rp.
SrOaoir. SniIhen Der stem uro 7t.H,
neben :. Steinleiu'S 6ptel.
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Observation-Disclosures
ron,
Carl 8. MILLER

lSte StraBc, iwiihcn Nfain uno Carr.
Sn bieier nu errtbtsteu Sddrtei ipirb uiht oueir gpsisI
uno SHpar5broo, l%onoertt audt SUDDEN ie6er Dirt. Wfefftr-
nlils rno ~2Surm>eebtuden sebafen. Fur @eieiIbofttr
Ino Bale prrren 6alsIblt 9~gramioen ino fsircre Gl6sn
biaieit ausssfubrt. ' ""7'"
Die aasaeSstfneten Durni. 0ebtufsn bieftr 9dfsrei ais
2etITittel fur RtnoCr bsfannt. Tno aud ~ ba6en Bel SrH
perm Sui. =. Sil6e Chs. @ptnann uno QpuiS 9et an
nnter3eidnetsn in, @lten uno Nenen Marft, lDwie Sei ar,
OeIarue an Sreaeltr. Srub unb Safpu j,Vcr Nrt 6rins
gen pr MT unlersm Dosen unlerer o. II Runben ins
pNue. @stt5. MuIIrY
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6. 9. @.,
., y. Wt.,
Nitalito Der nSnoepenoent
Blues" BON Selma, Ella.

9. g.. Suebru bGre i6, bo6 MFR NiariGprbrt
erbalten taten, iibsrmUrse, mad @Ipier's point
$50 Meilen BON Sort @Unroe) gu maridirsn.
SD weie absr ntdt, Of Die gta4ri&t fa bsR6ti.
gen pirp.
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Scfauntmabum9c
Rir6ltbe &nsciac.

Str&Itbe AnSctge.
@0ttteottut Der tyGus.Iifben ,SaIcm'S gtneinb," am
ndGitsn 9pnutril0s, BEN Is. b. 9Pts.. sIs an BEN son s,m
QraNbsnten austpre7ttsr Sue> II. Stttas, in Or. 9oUrs'S
Str4t, UNI ] mad 8 ltbr SornIititss.
9rsbist oun 9atsr S6brinGtr.
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@jeIanaperetn sS;rninin.

Welanloeretn Virdinid.
Son eeu WitslieSern beS 9cianavereiue 9Siraiuia ,purSc
in Iester SerfammIun9 nadbfoIlenoer ScIbluR oefaEt:
9eihlp1er. oas fir bic Dducr bts 0c6cnp6rtincn
8re9te fur Die Sunilien Der int Dicnife ltcbenScn
Witalebcr bee StreinS mad Rrdftcn eclpret pcrocu icn.
9tuaurte 6amjIieu inb freunbljhii eriu6t, in Vctrcff
biecS ScifIuEts lt& CUR Set an ben 9rrianb bte SeretnS
81 nreneen. Der SGritaRb:
q. Siam.
3b. @outcr.
q. SrauCr.
gSm. Qfcjicr.
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Camp Dnsis, II. SUM- '61.

#a en- 1aiieI,
a.a. .aH lculi6 ~staebsurn Grrfprc6en
5nen icBt einiBe Nptt3eu aber
aal Ireibru bier i'm Sippuac uies
Soraus muB Id ieoph .um
YeuH meiu @eihreibfet etpas
JrNo Icin icGte, od Die 9erGui4.
otcS ri6t anprr5 SulGBt.
riht i'm Stauor, S9nen gcnaue.
f lie gnSabl Der bier iebt fatto.
9ebeu, Nenn faf ftinoli6 trefr
tt -gasa5ris son olen Itrilcn oes SI-
a perOen pcGl, idIe6t 8rre6net,
que auE. IsI ietn. Garunter liuo nret Neei-
aU ag sGnrUitnou no 3wei aus @latama.
4ag a., taenannten 0~te9imeuter fam am
s#usg e s ~IIaceIa Bier an; pas anoere 1T
.lHt furmirt. Cine Gomeaanie
1855 Sc. 8 /, ptro cub in ods Hcaiment
'aa - n; ne nennt fh German 5us
tststs ~.it9lteOer itnS fat lauter Geutr
aEas or &apttdu (6r. @mmerth).
s 0t.a' au 1 Srraeanten bat loren Olann
al,3s lie 1T S~cfleioet in pas Coffin
sI.. -a.# 4 Ytartstenoertn man iagt, lie
# AMEN chen 10 gut um9sben, ris
.s,,at, uno lOa auBeroem mop msr
s e beiiben, bic i9r pertrsffli6
M -..r. zen werpeH.
..Ett 'T-fait allen Der bier anpelenoen
4oskag ia, ut.r Upsr peniser DeRtIae an, bic
m caj.a san Nmerttauern grGetentGttIs
l.u.ea.a IItl 9teGfiht lie9t Der 0runo Dartn,
1.g. erer Siupbsit fbOn mtIttarii6en
obut 6a6ru.
'ino nae bel 9utenr 6umOr, poq
gH anseouloi8 Den @ussnblid e.
eltns f. it Den yantess Buianmentrtfsn
lit i'm NQ9emetusn gut, unb
,la .a tdt ais aud Die 9ualitdt Der
.tsg theuD, un unS bel euten Rr6f.
HF 5r, One 8a6er, psI6es ans benz
@5t z1gyr 9sieitet tuirp, laBt tRoeIsn ptel
~. rItgIusa Iprig. 9Sit (aue @!a.) tSnnen
hh3 g.. Ait paran sep6bntu. = 9rant.
.ass ~ lFsa8 o%erbOteu.
@tt @a anDsn @bsnOs weroen 9em66nlt6 |
Aa0e.IgrG- LAB Dem appoa sspei6t, uRO ih
aNsN .ttga 5 maht tets stnen merfWilrpiaen
gfaIrgt aug lid, prnu i'd ben perltiebenen
&sas.l GER aspect, @rmposnisu Iaul6e. Die
8seapt ID 4.nlser weiien BET ZEN Gie5en in Der
E,imafa .s ,1sn 5simatbstl6uae srt6nen
2srseg sen BEN tris8eriihen umge6unafn bsaei.
rs t~:9esitsoer - pitbeviGSt,Scre bull.
1913 mv SaI0 Sort man @elanoe in
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-12
3nr Nudri6t fur Sar. 3ublsr.

Sri ss beI6IOGtu bur6 zen Stobratb Der Stabt Rid,
mono, hap Der ftdbtiibe I or. Collector dui6brliG in peniar
HsnS psr tdeIi6en 3siiunsen, unp jpar Is Gage nor Dem
l5ter Stunt, betannt ntafen fell, bab er tdsIi6 in friner
Sff0 prn YlerecnS 9 lbr Bis 6 ntr @benbs. unb ,par
pom I5ttn bic Sunt SOiteR Suni, auSi6IieFli6 ,u bcm 8iptf
onpe'suc isiu pirb, pon allen tar pfibtietu 9erirren ben
sauIet coer ben lalbtn 9etro9 iprtr Sreurrn Ia trbsben,
unb pUu benz eeiablt p%ersenetn Ssttaae 10 PCT. DieCpntp
III erIau6tr. Or Gpasftor frl in elei6er gBeiGc Is Gaoe
ppr BEN 15ten DEFENDER in sIciber 98eiie Ra6ri6t eebsn,
oae tr in ben pben cngeflbrien Stunoeu in Ieincr Sftct iur
Gmpfarenobme ron Steuern bcrett lei uub ,par opnl 15ten
Sis iuni 5lItet Seembsr ~incluGtpe, ron bsnen bic SdIfte
bersits bcSablt pprbtu IN, unp lrl aud bitran rim Ib;ua
rph 10 PCT. cTlaubt rperbct.
Iuf pbtgeS 8efeB rom Item 9lnuar 1855 mid bc;tehcnb.
MA tt ih hermit bcfonni. oae ts in Der GpIccturs. 8 fiec
in Der Gitp SaIl anwefeno ftin perb;. unb Sipar pom I5t,n
Bic ,ur Soften b. Mts., I'M in Der ptfn anes1sbcncu gDeiIc
Die fdlisen StsueTn IN Gnpfans Su ncbmen.
SuItuS y. 9pbfon, g. 6. y.
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9Lbnn1 NnkeI.
Cgta@iol9sr BON Disraprear),
9 6Ioffer.

5e StraBe, swiiten 8rpap unO @rate.
empfe5lt ltb sur @nfertisuns aIer IN bieIem Sc.
i6aft O%DrtUmmeuben Nr6eiten uuS 8eparotrrrn
uno Serlprtht prUmpte unO btaiee 9sDtenuuo.
HA- DaS anmaben BON @lofen,iioen Tiro
bei:ens beIoret.
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y parDfrS

SpaTDGr
tonnen bel uHter3sidnetem 1sts frsunSlite 3in,.
mer uno CUTE &cf frbalttu. Au6 lfe6sn eipiae
simmer an IeDi9r 6erren gu yermietben bel
Spbn % Grr&aulen, @at.,
am NeusR @iarft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-12

Ne6rers freuuOlt6e .3immer,
Ilr leoi9e 6erren Uber feline Jamilien poRenb.
itsben billy gu oerrsuten BET
s. Marrbnufen am 0euen Narft.
u.s. 8OarOers Fnoen ndisIbf btauem einae.
rt6tete 3tmmsr nab etnsn auten 3ilb.
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8irtbiHafte. 8 rSHnuna!

2Slrtbibattes& rCfnun0
Sh 'etGe htermit metneu 5rcunpeu lpwic bem
%aeebrten pubitfum an, RAP it beutr metnr ants
GIeSantflte neu rtnaerithtrts Nirtbiboft,
Mtatnltrabe. ipiihcu Ger 7trn uno Stem,
er0fne. @s ptrD metn e~ifrialtes Sritrebcr ieir.
!0@oNl pnr@ teitanoiBcS 6alten non suteu Sc.
trentsn als aud ourh ireunrIiGrS groiener
pfr @altf mir Die @unlt peS Yubtifumo III err
@er0eh nnt laCe Sa9er gu rr&t 3a9trri6sm 8r.
iuhe elm.
pOAa4tun9sVCl unb cr9ebeuf
NN "a I 1 ; 81 Cd
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Bi6tise Na6ri6t!

Den perren Ntrtben, WrUeery-9 n6atern unS
Betntrinfern tm a~aaemsintn bic an,siae. ooe
i'd iOeben cine neue StuOuns fran,Sfi6er nuO
Stsein. Wsine sr6aIten babe, Die lih Our6 @ite
unO SiatStcit ausjethnen. 6. QtppS.
1874 9rSaoltra6p
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Ntnt Wirtbihaft n 9aserbier,Sal
pom S. s. uno QbiIipp @tttnmts,
sd, los n.-.Sa -
JlD. l92 BrpabllraEe.

nsben 8. &SisnfsI6's @isarrenifcre.
Diefe aufs bette einssriftst, 98irtbi6aft lit nit auten
@etrdnfsH uno @%rfrifbInseu jsbT @rt mpbl perieFtr, unp
bSftn ourdD 6ubrsn ron uur suten Betrdnftn unD aufmerf.
lame 9ebi.nuHS fb cine redt ~BabIrsise 8uneftafi M or,
perben 8. s.. uno 9bif. S~tetnmek.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-12

gn @de Der 19trn unp Mainfra6e babe ids
oae riitmIihf bstaunte ,unitso Statrs Sutcl"
dn9strcten. Ntcin Sefrcben bel 5G6ruua pteIrs
eomfcrtablen @tablihcments III bouptfGGli6 ba.
bin 9srthtet, MIDI ausin meine Iiebcu beut1d.n
Ednoelsutr, Ipnrrrn audi aIe Nnpern, pelbsr
Nation fie ebsn anasb6ren m6sen, NIT alriber
6reunelt6tett nno Reeuitdt III bspirtten, INN
osrn 9fdnen OeS 5auirs ~,llnttep States 5ptcl"
@bre gu maiden. Grgsbrnf
Schn 6 mment6uGer
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@@@f@lmaeem @ortem-

NReinen Srsunben fspic Dem QubIihpm iuso,ron,r, ~.
%erssbene @nSeiSe, oaB metne SOmmer,lDirtbIb9 mir csr'
ihiebenen nsiten Anla9en sur llnterbaltuno oes QubTfyma
%psrisetr, Som beutt9tn Sage al Uisber se6Tnet it. Seiua~
no III ieoer 9sit porn;: uHb fdlte Speifen in orSster g MT%,,
ipsbI gu Fnesn lno, lOmir aud @erSnfe ieber Dirt Yon Seii,r
QuaIitdt. Srsanol@aftIiGit gum ;ablrei6en 9efud6 lab;
etn Eriebrib Ref oot
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Gin RGp6tu

BON IL bic 90 Sobrsn wiro ais 8srtIuferiu In
elmer Bdderei ssfu&t. Oas NGtere IN in Der
Office 2. 81. an ~rrfroaen.
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- Nil. Ml

9bil. Meiieps
Neuer ga rtirr 9 aIon,
No. oh Matnltr.. imiihsn Der IA. II. Is. StroEc,
Qribrr 6r. 0ppcIimol,
prlrlblt ltetS poS bette SagersiCr ionic ~fpuItae
S~rtrllhnn9en 1eoer Nrf uno Urn better 9ualtt2t
III Oahrn lIno, miro Dem rentlhcn puSIifum be-
ltenc rmpfcblen unp label gum Scfuh fre,,np.
lihlt etu DhiF NJ cif,I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-12

ray 9iaiu unO 5dnoy etnnen unO pique Sets
gu % @snte. &btles u. @~6ruerp.
ITS YrpdGfr.
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Tranf @inae's

SOnBem Dcraus!
aDen S&is6Isbbntcru Die Nubrtht, oaG i'd
i'm nSeuepi1e. @arten" Der 6errcu @ttoo unp
Senoct cinen S6te6itarO fir pifclrn. II. Bid.
crridtet babe, unp raB Shieslieb.
batter init Bid tn, Nifctcn unn Shirstroo,f
aut Dem 9Insc scriebsu werrcn tGnnru.
u. . iacun (.
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gqe 9ettuHssn 6ieeS Staatcs bnben bieit 9rpclamatipn
orsi Ndl u StrofentIi6en unb &etnuns earu6er an baS
Greeutp. pCpartemtnt tiniui,nben.
, 1861-02-01

Louisiana has seeded IRON the Union. The
wisdom Of her course few will aarltt She
owes her present prosperity to her member
ship in tho confederacy. Sue has been made
what she ID by la1Be sacrifices on the part Of
the people OF the Eon.suSar growing states Of
tue Cnioc. We have Ill been paving heavy
TAX on imported sugars in order TO give her
profitable market for her staple product. Now
that she has become comparatively wealthy at
the expense of the other states, she proposes
to leave the Union. Now 1t would be the caA~
lest thing in the worI,i to punish her severely
for her folly aud disloyany. To repeal the
sugar duties would be rapidly to fmnover1sh
hef-ylrtually to stop her exports and to bring
poverty aud want upon her population, both
white and colored. In many qn4rters there IL
strong disposition to have this course adopt,
ed, and 1t would doubtless lind favor with the
massea OF the people in al the manufacturing
and commercial states. We would not have
such step hastily taken however. Its effect.
upon the state Of Louisiana would be disas-
trous In the extreme, and the benefit to the
free and border states would be proportions
bly, great. But once abolished, the sugar dn-'
tics could probably never reimpostd Before
they are repealed, therefore, 1t would be. we'll
to whit until this whole secession movement
takes some definite and permanent shape.
Though Louisiana has done wrong, and shown
herself ungratelul for the benefits she has re-
ceiycd, let us not too soon retallate upon her.
The states that remain loyot to the unlnn can
better afford to continue the impost for awhile
than Loulsiana can to foEego 1t. At any rate
let us see II sue persists In hcT present folly,
when she begins to eee the fruit ofh- Il sha
does, then there will ku longer hs any obllSa-
ton upon Us 10 pay heavy dute. for neees:
sary Of life merely to enrich her, nor do We
think the people Of the loyal states Will then
consent any longer to ho taxed for her benefit.
n +, Com. idrt7sissr.
, 1861-02-01

=
The steamer Joseph Whitney, from Fort
Wluthrop Boston, arrived at Fort Jefferson,
Tortugus; Florida, On the 18th, md landed Ms
ior Aruold's company Of artillery there. This
fortifcatipn extends over the whole surface OF
Garden Key, and has an arca Of over thirteen
acree. It Is completely closed against surprisc
by escalade, though It's armament is incom-
plete, The first and second tiers, however,
are finished, and the twelve outworks Of: bas
tIons and curtains can mount three hundred
and flty guns, The fort is further fortified by
. wide ditch, reaching to the Hater, and pro.
tected By strong couuterscarp, The guns OF
the tort command tho inner naIoof. ont II INC
whole armament Of the fort, when complete,
is $50 guns, and the garrison necessary for itx
defence 1000 men. Capt. Meigs, q the engf'
neer CORPS, Is now In command OF INC fortress,
and Is in position now, with Arnold's rein
forcement, to defend 1t agalnst anything less
Fort TAYLOR Is . hrEe, flrst-class fortiacation,
commanding the harbor Of hey West and at
its entrance. It is complete except the bar
racks and few platforms foT the mounting OF
bartette ordnance The officer In command OF
this fort is Capt. John Brannan, ot the titst
Artillery. United States Army, audhe, With the
force nnder his command, noT constitute tho
garrison. Tho fortress forms an Irregular
Guadranele, having three channel curtains. It
il 800 Yards off the beach, and on tho south
west point Of the island, and stands 81 N depth
Of aeYsn OF twelve feet Of water. The found:
atlon IS granite, and the upper works afe Of
brick: The scarp walls hare asoliaity of siR4t
feet, rising forty feet above the water level It
Is provided with three tiers-two Of easement @
and ono for ba5bette,and monnIs * =" elsas u
front and IS heasy pieces toWafda ine ofaca;
Thoas1nament Is mostly mounteo aa4 PeePa1.1;o
to stand siege The gar1ison a1e aoundaatly
provided with ammunition, p,oYlsion3, Mater,
fuel, md all other important stores. WIZ tho
assistance Of the navy this foEt can % aeien9-
to assail it. It u regarded as ztha key Of tha
Gp1t-M 7, HauM
, 1861-02-01
IMr0gTAHT LIFE INSURANCE CASE. =
.. =
Intempsrnnce no Tar to Recovery OF
Property.

From the Rochester Union, Jan. 11.1
For three days past the Circuit Court has
been engaged in tho trial OF cause entitled
Henry Rawles ogt American Life insurance
surance for 5000 upon the life OF the late
John L. Fish, taken IN 1858 to secure debt,
The Company declined to pay the amount Of
the policy on the ground that Fish was iptem-
perate WHEN it WAS issued. The CAUSE was
tried in our Circuit and decided for the plain
tiff for the full amount claimed. An appeal
WIS taken aud the General Term set asida the
verdict On account Of m error in ruling.
The cause vas again tried, and concluded
this morning, Mes5zs. Birdseye Of Ne. York,
and Mathews Of this city, conducted the cause
for the plaintiff; Messrs. selden, Cogawel1 and
went to the jury this morning, and the fellow
& Nus John 1. Fish, on the 18th Day Of july,
1858, to tho knowledge Of James c. Marsh, in
the habit Of intemperate drinking to such IN
extent as had or would, in the opinion Of Mr.
hs.;3s Ma59h impaired his constitution or general
The Jury answered that they thought the
statement made By Mr.. Marsh w1s made
thoughtlully and according to the best OF his
knowledge.
debate stood elcEen for plaintiff to ono tor de-
fendants, and shortly agreed upon verdict
for $6, 6,0sl57, the full amount claimed and In
In the progress Of the suit, tho question
arose al to how much man might drink and
not bo drunkard. Witnesses varied their
answers according to their peculiar notions.
some thought two Or three glasses = day was
sufficient, Thile othezs contended for more.
Dr.. Moore admitted that liquor drinking
might be indnlged to rome extent without In
}urV to the constitution, II It WAS naturally
strong and vigo1ous-the constitution and not
, 1861-02-01
A Commercial Fright at mobile.

Tho prospect Of . blockade Of Southern
ports e1cltes the people Of Mobile to frenzy.
The Mobile advertiser draws mou1nful pic
ture Of the devastating, effects which would
follow the adoption Of such a~coursc Il
8syB: .-:
at would be but short time after the eI-.
pertinent Of blockading the port Of Mobile
flor II Mobile were blockaded New Orleans
Hould be also), were initiated before re should
have Great Britain In such an altitude that the
hlockadlng ships would somehow see fit TO-:
the bold banner Of St. Georges Gross as its
passport, and there Is every reason to believe
that the tzi-eolor Of France would recelyc like
respect.
"The State consumes $40 600 600 worth Of
foreign produce and manufactures, per annum,
most Of which will enter at this port when
the North no longer docs importing for the
s'uth- (Thc word 'foreign nc haye ugcd,
above Is meant In Its old scnsc.) Aud besides
this amount for tho consumption Of the State,
a considerable proportion Of the imports for
OF Mobile, swelling her direct Imports i5pm
! across the ocean to, ,sny s25,b00 900 or
$50 COX, ,0o0, Instead OF the beggar1y amount Of
| 81, ,05l $40 which TIES the sum total Of value
| entered for the fiscal .ycar ending On the 3oth
| Of June, 1901 Mobile, exporting oTer forty
million, and being allowed By the operation Of
! the late one-sided and oppressive governmental
| regime to do importing Of only, one million !
| Thus We would have vast import hold added
| to our export bold on. the sympathy of-the
| foreign powers with whom We trade. : Would
they suftcr these vast interests to be destroyed
pr (mpssllled Il: Who believes III" T''$
, 1861-02-01
The Ordinance Of Secession OF Loufs1-
ana In Full.

An Ordinance to dissolse the Union betrstn the
Skofe Of Louisidnd aud othsr tHtttcs united srilh
her, under The compact entitled =" The Cons!itu-
tion Of the United States Of Americah
WE, the people Of the State Of Lonlsiana, In
Convention assembled, do declare aud ordaln,
and It Is hereby declared mud ordained, That
the ordinance 1assced By Us In Convention, on
the I'D Of November, A. D. ISL, whereby the
Constitution Of the United stat1s Of America,
and the amendments Of said Constitution,
rerc adopted; aud all laws and ordinances by
which the State Of Louisiana became q mem
ber Of the Federal Union be, and the same are
hereby repealed and abEogated; and that the
Union now subsisting between Louisiana and
other States, under the name Of the United
States Of America y is hereby dissolved.
He do further declare aud ordain, That the
State Of Louiaians hereby resumes all rights
and powers heretofore delegated to the Gov
ernment OF the United States Of America !;
allegiance to said government; aud that abe Is
in f4Q possession and exercise Of all those
rights Of Sovereignty which appertain to fire
and independent State.
~ do further declare and ondain, That all
rights acquired and vested under the Constitu-
ton Of the United States, or any act Of Con-
cress, OF treaty, or under any law Of this State,
AID not incompatible with this ordinance,
shall remain in force, and have the came effect
as II this ordinance had not been passed.
In connection With the ordinance, the fol-
lowing resolution was also read:
Reso1sed, That We, tho people Of the State Of
Lonisiana, recognize the right Of the free navl-
gatlon Of the Mississippi river and its tzibuta-
Ties by all friendly States bordering thereon ;
aud We also recognize the right Of egress and
ing1ess to the mouths Of the Mississippi By ull
friendly States and powers; and We do hereby
declare cur willingness to enter into any stip.
;utations t. guarantees the exercise of those
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