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TERRIBLE FIoMr AT PENSACOLA
Having closed oss NY entire stock Of
goods for the purpose Il viading Up.
ny business. I ak IN NJ - II.
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STEAMBOAT At PASoLA.-A. NJ.
Rayburn, Esq., has received q dis
patch from New Orleans, saying that
the sscamer "Judson'' would ssrtsis.
" leave that city on the evening If
the Goth Of this month, add be 1t Ps.
nola in sis Or seven days. rlsaters
having cotton to ship sre requested
to have il = the landing. and The
boat viii cersaisly suks IL
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
2, 900 Republicans of Maryland win be no less

1900 Republicans Of Maryland viii be no less
Republicans, but they wiz 10 vote as to main
tain their distinctive character even though they
should by so doing, consigu the State again 70
the Democracy.
But the Belleveretts viii find they cant take
the Republican Sumter of Maryland. The Ad-
ministration is not going to make such an odious
discrimination between the two classes OF its OPP
ponents as viii drive the Democracy entirely
into the arms of the leaders disafected to the
Union. These Belleveretts admit, in their mani
festo, that they are in an impOtent minority, +"
and they want the Offices to help them to get
into the majority again. This matter of Office in
our State is almost as endless and frutless as
the Sumter affair.
Mr.. Thomas Winans has walked up from his
hybernation, and has chalked out for himself
large Summers work, in the way of improving
his ship-yard on the Patapsco, thus giving EN-.
ployment to several hundred persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
FROM MARYLAND.
A GLOOMY DAY.

TIE FEELING IN FAVOR OF THE GOVERNMENT
ExAsPrRATIoN or TIE REBELs-JOKEs ABOUT
THEIR BoBADILl TELEGRAMs-Goy. mCKs's
CHANGE OF vIEws-THE TRUE BLUES OR
GANIZING-THE PRESIDENTS PROMPTITUDE-
RECOGNIZED FACT.
From Our Own Correspondent
BALTIMORE, April -, 1861.
The heavens have been weeping small tears for
the last twenty-four hours, and though CLEAN
of sunshine now and then struggled through tho
clouds, the day has closed in gloom, with the
vapor curtain shutting us in
A memorable day, this 18th of April, in
Baltimore. The newspapers of the morning came
freighted TO US with the bulletins of raging
battle in Charleston harbor, and "nobody hurt"
Such strange jumblng of messages was never
perhaps strung together in the columns of the
press. If the subject had not been so serious,
the town could not have contained its risible
faculties.
Baltimore street was black with people, and
the bulletin boards we're besieged by anxious
inqurers and readers The general feeling was
that of the deepest sympathy with the United
States and irrepressible anger and evaporation
against the Rebels. Now and then some unlueky
neutrality-suspicious. would display his feelings;
but il was only to receive a yoley of hisses from
tho bystanders. The sons Of Erin were especial
" loud, in all groups, against the Rebels. Rough,
stalwart men, were seen to gnash their teeth, Us
kilograms of adversely to Sumter reached the
light One man appeared on the street, dressed
in brown, and wearing a secession cockade.
Instantly tho boys saluted him with jeers and
pbes. and he soon took to his heels, with q crowd
after him.
But ridicule was au eomble, when the news
came that Fort Sumter was on fire. One gen.
tleman, in expostulatng with some Of his friends
because of their want Of faith in the news, qui-
city assured them that it must DO 70, Tor the
Charleston people would not DO true to their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
FROM LOUISIANA.
WHAT THE REBELS THINK OF WAR.
u. Croc; Co-roan Liant

WHAT THE REBELS THINK OF WAX.
From Our Special Correspondent.
New. ORLEANS April Q. 1861.
The Secession newspapers express qualification
that Mr.. William II. Russell, the graphic corre-
spondent Of The London Times, is to visit the
South They profess to court investigation, when
ever it is made in a spirit Of truth and candor.
If Mr.. Russell is able to see the truth, through
all the Interpretations which will be made to
him, and honest enough to tell it, in spite OF all
the courtesies and Inequalities Of which he will
be the recipient it will prove him a man of re-
markable penetration and firmness Let him
remember that the slaves, like the lions in the
fable, have no painter. Let him remember that
the masters have every motive of interest and
reputation, to whitewash the facts. Let him
visit the Slave Auctions-nOt merely once or
twice, where he is known, and with companions
but alone and frequently. They will afford
him the best of all attainable opportunities for
studying the nature and effects of Slavery.
The recent vigorous movements of the Admin.
tration in connection with the navy continue to
cause great excitement. The leading Secession
sts in spite Of the defiant tone of their journals,
wear an anxious look, and begin to dwell upon
the vast injury war will do to the commerce
and the other material interests Of the country.
Why didn't they think of all this before
You have of course observed the indignant
denials of the Southern Press that there was any
intention to assassinate Mr.. Lincoln. was in q
crowded railway car, on the very day of his in.
auguraton, when young man said, loud enough
to be heard through the carriage, he hoped that
Lincoln might be killed before he took the oath,
and no one uttered ono word Of dissent. And no
longer ago than yesterday morning, l breakfasted
beside wealthy resident of this city, who lost
new hat on bet that both Lincoln and Ham,
lin would be killed before the fourth Of March.
Our Secessionists are less sangaine than they
were about tho five million loan which comes
into market on the 18th inst They are report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
EXPECTATIONS.
From Our Own Correspondent.

CHARLESTON, April 10, 1861.
A circumstance occurred yesterday which struck
terror into the hearts of the soldiers on the ISL
ands. Az you know, the batteries have all been
constructed for the purpose Of resisting shot only,
It being accepted as certainty that Anderson
had no shells. Much to the chagrin Of Gen.
Beauregard, the garrison at Fort Sumter were
yesterday engaged in shell practice, and threw
penderous shells with marvellous rapidity and
wonderful precision to given spot seward.
Tho Morris Idand, Fort johnson, and Fort
Aoaitris batteries, are entirely unprotected from
The elects Of sheD, and these, sent from the wen.
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SSeitcrcs BON SSaItbim0tOm.
Sine &eco9npecirune bel Der Settenz
Bride.
Iapfcres sctraaen unfercr uruppen

gBa1& 1&tnetU Stptrmt. t2-@elsrn
NOvssn um ubr II elm lartss Detachment pom
Der Na6tdrIGoft orr Ssit,ntriids untrr bsm 8t-
febl 6sS SUlcnsl Strprns, pUn ben Nsu gcrFfr
9c6ldnrcr, at9rsnngen So bslanO aus msb.
rrrsn bstaI6irtrn @Umpasnien Snflntsrls, elmer
SCmpa9nie Sarallsre une Capt. @rifFtts Bat.
terit. ..-......
als unfsrr 9ruppen purridttn, 70 ,caen llh bic
pidsts bes 6einpeS bic 9spinspile, WsIlen ZEN.
isits ptr Ssttsntridr Suid.
Da unIere 9ruppen ben 3red i6res NarIheS
ttnr Htep9nCeeruna pcS Sdnpiri6s. rrrr1t bat.
te, 70 bsaanusn iis ben NiimarlA an,utretsn, aIe
rtnc farfe Strrtma6t Der 9itbeLlsn. bsitsbrno aus
2 pbrr B 8sgImtntsrn Snflntsrie sinsm 8raimsnt
Gauallcrie. ncbi elmer Batsrir pon @tI6iern,
aus Der 8i6tuns prn Sails @bur6 beranriidte,
cffenbar tn Der atiitt, unltrn Srupprn ben Rld'
3uS ab5uItneIrrn uno lie Ju vsrbtnerru, mad IT,.
rem Eager ;uriid,ufrbrcn.
Die fsinblihm lrupptn icrmirten eins lanor
S6lddtiinie unp lire Sntterir erGffnete elm Stu-
CT. pas rr6 @riffttbs 8attsre ,rpiprrt puror
9tdGrGm sni9s Ghu6e nit chamber oenr6lrlt
pcrotn, ltellten unIere 9ruppen etra 20 Wtnutsn
pue Gtusr sn nm Dem 5stnbe @rIssenbet 1u ee'
ben, ii6 i'm rffsnrn 6rlOe gu ,sissn sr bcnubtc
ot'isltr isrc6 ut6t unb Sos Cs por, f6 In ben
IpdIbsrn pCrlsdt gu baltrn.
llnlsre Irupprn nabmrn birraul bic Sp9atiCnsn
rerer auf uno trahtrn sinsn 80 pfdnrer in els
8eIedt. psfsn 8ussIn rs balo gsloug, Die fetnos
Iite Slticrie gum S6psgsn gu brinstn. 9ds
@sl6ie purpe lcpann duf pie @apatlcrie acrihnt,
WrIGr en rsm mad Gals Gburt fiitrfhbtu gBege
erltisn unp ia9ts pirIe balo in bic 6lu6t sins
anjabl Rritr fiir,ts sstrcfFen aus benz Sattsl,
dls Die Bonnie in bTer Mits pIobts.
&c puree tiernuf rsr ScIrtl gum Rtd,ulr ass
sstsn unp un1sre @o!unnr langte in gutter Orb.
nuns ee9rn atrnb rieper in brrm Eager bfi Der
Rsttnbriide an.
0nroI Smiib, ter te IipilfCn ccmmdnttrt,
gu psl6sr psie Srupprn gstb:en, tam baIo uat
Gem BE Iinns psS Qtftd.rs auf psm Stlattfslcs
an unr Ubrrndbm e1s COMMANDO Der Sunpes'
6ruppsn.
Bon eGn Bumrestruspen fnc getlte6sn Ser
acant @cGeptn uno tis SUlDatcn 5ubbel rnc
0Cce; man sIlutt. ba6 aud lieutenant 6an.
cod, pCldrr psrmt6t ipito, lHTptst Ist. Drsi
SCIpotn purprn rtrpunpst unO prsi linb gsfan.
gen gsnpnmsH purbsn.
Nmps Warr1p1 mp 0n. GCrbrun pom 3.
8srmOnt Nssiments lirb stCnIaus aetDptet une
pier Nann pOR pemisIbsn gsaimrnts parpcn Uu'
punest.
Disis llnsIiidsiiae FnO mfiRsntbsilc raS 8t.
luItat Ter un8sicnnensn grrwsssnbsit rr Qcuts
w'ltr bic su ibrsr Sttsrtst essstsnsn Stpsrs
mba6tst tabsn.
Gen. NcSlslan srtlart I'D tShlit1 3ufrteNH
nit Der tdplrn Saltuns Ter Solpnteu bel Dem
cbtssn 3uIammsnlo6 bel 2spinspilr. unb bae
gertrauen Der SoIpatsn II rnpurH bebeutsnb unb
li&ttar ssnisbn- uno &Ir Uulitsern tae man ME
rtspsr ron strsr Gsl6itts abnid rsr ron 9ull
HRn bGren lcu.
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SpGtere @cridfe.
Bon lSefcbtnotpn.

ia 8tn9tOn, If. S,pt. BON Der
pirsiniiGsn Ssite Iinp feline trirsriI6sn Na6rit.
ten sinesIaufsn. IS iif alIss rubis.
Ssuts frdb lat man bsOsutrnosn 8au& bintsr
ZEN arlington S6tn auflsissn. Sn Der N6bs
ron MuniCn 9ia Wurpsn pie Sul6s niepsrss.
6rannt.
Dan fab bsuts frab Gin Rstrlen Rsaimtni
auf Nunlcn Siu rrsrrirrn. @sifuss fctt man
nitt, at'r Fs Rnp SrmuttIi& bintrr ben Orb
6anSEn psrtcr5rn.
Die Srmmittss aus philadelphia Bat pcn ttr
8rSiTuns biz 3ullGruns srbaIisn, bag rin com.
ps'sntr VrnisUlfjsr rad philadelphia ee1sneel
wcrbsn lst, I'm bic umssbunssn ibrsr Stnpt III
ttlittiBsn unD 8orItISss ibu bic 9efeIsuna
rrrIrltrn ~ maiden.
Gin e.flnsnsr Rrtsa bsaGtiat bic Ra6rt6t
pab fit Der Stnnabms ron Sort odtterds t3 8,.
Jimsntsr bic pOtOmas Armss prrIa1en baten unp
@aG Noro Carolina 1uriidSssanssn Tnp.
Gtm Ser. ct. Sudrtirmsihrr Grceman In
pbldrslpbia linb / / DhlOn 3bdln aur Dispu.
ilt'Cn ssitsut, um in pbilapsIpbta 3ablunsm ,u
MAIDEN.
Nat Den nsuslfm Scrihtrn babm bic Rttrl.
len itrs Sdtsrirn bd 2auia GrtCf nrurr rinas lsbr
vnidTtt. GHIrlben rritrtdrn iit euf & U}rIsn
unp prrtrn bur6 $4,000 Naun unp ,rri 6slp
tatrritn 9rotdt. giue ibrr Sdnunsn pd,f uUr
rtntsrn 3aarn cine Bonnie ltsr BEN bier pier Nrl.
len brritfn pOtomaefus.
Sn Der Ndbr bu Sritrntriidt Frlsn ;rpiIt,n
unisrn 1rupptn unp zen Rsbslsn msbrrrs Shar.
missl Dor.
9tns iartt gatrruitl,, untrr Gummanto b,s
8nrais Smttb. riidts pdtrsnp Der 9la6t bic
espisriqt, NriItn pon Der Srudr rntfsrnt pUr
no ft pCn ben fsineIi6sn Yidrts anerariTen
rurrs. Sobn Trinr1r Som 70. 9ru gorEsr
8ssmGnt wurrr sstSpTd. 3mti Sff,isrs Son
Stparts Sirsnia Rssimsnts purern oIr6 I'M,
itrr 3ruppsn ssfansn. 3Wsi 8OlUutdrs pom
Nsu Ycrfrr Tt Ralb RreimsEtt fnb In bic Dan.
De Der 8sbsQsn. ptdrts In Der 9its scn 5untsrs
9baPptI ssfalltn. Cine Htbtut, Der pn gpea
usrICrsn bate, rpurbt our6 nIsrr GapeIIsrs as.
fans'n unO bsuts ms Eager Sstr06t.
Gs il cine ntus 8dlsn.GrpsbitOn bsI&IUiTtn.
Bon . aIttm orc.
aItimprE, II. Sspt. IS Inb Srbrs
ttn9r9an9sn, ben 9UIiJri RarI6aa Sant na6
8ort safapstts gu brinssn.
gu ertSburS TStlp bic 8sbsGIsn (,br pnAS, Il
pOrpsn fsin.
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DCroirntC 3udtiaun9.

grBten Samltd9 Nbeno fam in gteus
2)orf Elm intereilanter Nuftritt Dor. Sin
iun9er psrbeiratbeter @ann Der I3. @aro
pflcetp ndmlih felt einiocr Bait elmer iuns
9en Game feline NufmcltiamfCit 3u i6en=
fen periprad) ibr, lle ju bCirotben. 8o6
bCuor ce &erebcIid)Hn9 ltattfano, ents
ocfte Die @raut oen Wlbrsn Gbarafter
ibrcS @rirtj0am6 uno iCste oeilen @eib
uon Dem Sohrcrbaite in 6enntnib. Die
beiotn 8raufnjimmcr tCidIcffen ooratf,
Dem SrculoGen cine otrtt 3Gbti9una 3uz
fonmen ju Iafen. GcrIdbe fano fb
pinftiid) an Gem Inn pou leiner ,,0iebz
itcn" ttjcitnetcn Srtc Gin uno mar nidt
wenia slltaunt, ltatt ctns5 meiblibsn
Weien6, ieire jurud9eftGte Satin uno
iein auecrtcrenC6 Spftr Su flnocn. Die
bepen &chtcr Sra lrartn nit SorrCn=
lbrdnjen rerlcbCu uno Itblu9en auf cen
8cpf uno Ru6cn oc6 rCrtlufFtsn DON
Suan, lobalp berleIbc in ibr Sercid 9ez
lan9t mar, in 9c,pllti9em 3Usi: 8ierteIz
6otts 9dni unbarmbsrSi9 lrs. Der anne
Sdslm ibre aus UclIsm loalie uno iudte
3uIeBt in Den Grmcn ciheo berbei9etiten
poIijiitcn feline 3ufludt, ocrmit ibm, um
melteren 9ewalttbdtiafciten pOrjubcu9en,
in oen ,,Safen Der Gubs," oa6 Statlcnes
baus, dble9elte. Der Wenf6 Ueriude
Die Softer nidt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-09-18
Pntfubruma cines t1T4ed,cne.

Sin Wonn, Namen5 SEQ. 98. Srome,
in Rcro Coventry &amfbip, Gbefter
@auntp, Der cine Srou unb orCi 8inoer
bat, oien8 am Sonnta9 Den 25. y. Wts.
nit tinenr iun9Cn MGotben aus Der 9tad)z
barItlaft ourb, uno bat iIs permutbli6
3ur 8rou 9encmmen. 2os MGo6tn 1T
2lC &cfttr oc6 (0errn Scbn MCife, zines
lrbr 0eahtctcn &uroer5 pcn gforo So
pentyn Sounldir. Cara, oas entfiibrte
Mactcn, III eff l3 Sabre alt uno mar
an ienem Wcr8en in Die Sonnta9sibule
DER Metbceitrnfirde, Iu rrCl1er Die Sa=
mile 9ebort, 9efbidt poroen. Sor oem
Nnfon9 Ger S6ule Fam Srame in elmer
6utld)e nab Der 8irdc 9cfabren, nobm
Cara in cieielbe uno fubr oopon-mobin,
oae Dar man nid1t DrIuusgcbrobt. Gbe
er ncd peit 0efommen, bsGe0nete tim
zine ShmCitcr Der Cara ; cr fubr i6nel,
'brC tja gSort ;u rCpen. Ole Sutlhe
wor in eiNem Mietbfou in pottetoun
gelrletDCt noroCn, uno muroe ain Monz
tag jurlldNeibidt; aber Die Gltern oe6
Maohen6 bottcu ibn bic sum po,libten
Samftd9 uid)t Del baftcnfonnsn. Srome
III Elm SCbmieo ieine6 6anopcrts, uno
mar me9en 8dlftbun9 i'm @sfdn9niB eez
mefen. Set CT rpiCcCr ouf freiem SuBe
mar, rat CT nid)t nit feiner Srau 0clebt.
Gr mar cini9e 3cit bel 6Grrn 8eiIc in
Ole Solt 0e9angen, mas ibm obne 3rreifel
Die @elC9enbeit bot, oa6 in ibn 8Cieete
SertrouCn 3u tluiCben uno ba6 9lGG Ell
ner SamllC ~ runrcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-09-18
Odrtbei Hrueuuunaeu

SIeib nab Dem Qu6brubs Der lIplis
den Rebellion eiltcn ale SIraer, obne
unttrlhleo Der plrtbei, fir Die Grbal=
tun8 Der Union su rpirfen. ,,&eine Qars
tbei mebr !" riefen bic HepubIifoner uno
nid)t olIen Die 0ou9Ia6s ionoern audi Die
Sretiurioae 0emofraten itimmten nit
elm in oieien Ruf. uQ8ir iino l(Ge In.
ION Manner, beret su fGmpfen fur Die
Sterne unO Streifsn," bieB es uno man
puroe peranlobt 3u 9lauben, baB lue be-
reit 'pdren, ibre Qartbei Soluble III
opfern fir oas 8obl Der Union. Man
bate urlo6e 3u errparten, oab bic bis
oabin beitancenen partb'ien ,uIammen
uerlbmeljen unp nab otr @ieoerberiteI
lung oes 6rieoens erlt pieeer neue entltez
ben mtiroen. Dies ibsint ober nur cine
SduIbun9 9epeien Su fein. Oie Re=
publIfuner babcn ben beiten @ilIen 9e=
Jclot, Der Grfldrun9: n&sins partbei
mebr," treu Su bleiben, aber bel ben TO-:
9endnnten Semofraten bauerte bic Qn=
bdn9libseit an oiefelbe nibt ldnaer, ale
bis ee lemter ju pertbeilen CAB i'm Ell
ni9en Gaunties bon pennIplpanicn bas
ben ile ibre Garoioatrn fur Die ndbfte
@abl bereit6 ernannt uno in onoern tie,
ben llc i'm 8e9riff Elm @IcibrS ju tbun.
Se 1T oemnab unuerfennbor ibre QbIibt,
oa6 alte Yattbei Spitem rpieoer berju.
lteuen, 10 lple e6 mar, ols man noib nibts
BON Seceiitcn uno Rpbellcn puBtc.
Die republitanifben Staat6s @ommit.
teen bon gteu=2)ort uno Sbio batten oen
entlprebenoen pemoeratiiben Commit.
teen lener Steaten SoritIG9e 9ema6t,
itb NIT lbnen ju pereini9en, Inn Union.
manner als Ganoioaten auf Die betrefenz
oen Stoots GifetS ju ernennen, obcr
0lele Sorlbld9e puroen 3ul iid9epie1en.
Ss fbcInt oemnab, Dap bel Den Demo.
troten Der 6un9er nab Qcmtsrn ffdrfer
1T, ale lbre eiebe fir Die Union. .-(Sccb.
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pidtisS Nrrctirunasn in ealtimsre.

Baltimore Sept. l3.-0er pro-
poit @arfbau arretirte beute Mrrsen
DOR Saacsanbrub fol9enoe berUorraoens
oe Biiroer, ndmli6: Manor SroUn, s.
.. Sitter, Qaprence San9iton, 9. 8
8auc6, g. g. Scctt uno RcB @inanS,
Wit9lieoer Der 8sIeeaebun9. : s. &.
joowsro, Der Goitor Der Baltimore Gr=
han9e rpuroc aud orretirt. - Die 9onsc
portie wuroe na6 Sort SIC c9cnrp 9e=
bradt.
SpGter am Sage puroen nod reiter
arretirt Die 6erreu Oenniion, Sunin=
lamb uno epnd, Mitolieoer Der 9efesae.
bun9 non Baltimore Gauntp, uno .. gS.
Barfieto, g. 6anIon, Sbcmas u. Sobu
6. Srune, Staotmit9lieoer. Qub Sbos.
SO. 9au, Goitor oeS ,,Soutb."
Die @efeb9ebun9 foute am ndbfer
Oonneritoa Ju1ammen treten uno olett
Qrrcffe perbinoern tbatfdblib Die beab:
iibti9te fsinoIibe @eies9ebun9 9e9en oit
Re9ierun9, einIbIiebli6, lpie man 0laubi
Die paBiruna elmer SeceIiicns Sroinonj
G5 beiBt au6, oaB nob rpeitcre Nrretlr:
un0en fol9en Icqen.
Nlle muroen por9enommen ,utnl92 Or:
oere pom 8rieasocpartement. Qub s.
Wap, GouarcBmitolieo, Senrp M. WIcr
fit uno SO. 8. 6arrifon, Wit9lieoer oel
8efcb9ebun9 ocn Der Staot, fclen per.
boftet fcin. Scmit f,no ale 10 Oele9o.
ten Der Staot perbaftet.
G6 9Sbt fcrner oas Seritt, DAP 8en'
tamin 6. 6oWaro, Der Srieornscanoioot
fir 8Oupern0r, i'm 8cf0nAniB frt.
Sn oen StroBpn mar cine broeutenb,
aber nid>t laute Uufreoun0. ..r.