The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

much lower prices than they Gull buy at the North
with the duties added.
send the following extract from the Charleston at
Of March 2s-
DREcr TRApE-vhe effect Of the tariff OF the gonfede-
rate States operat ng IL does mportsons from the
seeding States will make II necessary for
chants 10 obtain portion IL not al their supplies direct
We graed in being able state that several OF the
leading houses in city moving as they should in
this direction. Prominent among the number is the old
and well established house OF George VI. Williams Co,
Wholesale grocers on Hayne street THIS nrm we under
stand have very recently made arrangements for the
importation OF several carg1es Of coee from Rio ia
peiro, for the ensuing summer and fall trade The brig
West Indian and the schooner r. Russell loading
for south America with lumber and rice, and
pected 10 return 20 port with from eight 20 ten thou
sand bags Of coffee for this firm. Messrs Williams 4
Co also arranging establish line OF schooners to
be employed IN the West India trade one OF the mem
bes OF this house viii leave for the Island OF Cuba for the
chase Of supply OF sugar and molasses for their arge
trade These gentlemen bring 10 this work long expert
objects They are faithfully doing their part 10 render
Charleston commercially independent Of the North and
we sincerely wish them every success.
You viii see that the nero hants are making urge ar
fragments for early heavy inpcrtatons rhess goods
viii come in under the tariff OF the confederacy
which will he greatly reduced from present rates The
late Congress made great mistake in passing the Korr
arn The seceeers are aeghted at IT. and say they VIII
not have TO import from New York any longer
The stock FOR The steamship company line OF Liverpool
steamers folly taken Three steamers are be built
at cost osf0 co., and hs OF the stock Is said TO be
taken IN England They Seem TO be verS saDgune here
that good commercial arrangements can De maze with
England and Franco We shall see.
thiDk there is good deal Of dissatisfaction here
amorg the ire eaters with the Montgomery constitution
and several private hare been held They will
doubtless adopt the constitution.
CHARLESTON, April l, 1851.
Glorious Day III Charleston Rarbor Tist. of the Mem
brs Of the CorentoE 70 e Publications Firing from
Nt.s Hilss Of 6atsric,--BriuaV Warlits Display
Sacrifices Il South c1r3,tHa Sldiay- Hore Ab2ut tn.
Richard Guart-Tae IstrsaI 7artG R.guia.io1s-Ia.
patience b3u. he Non Ecacu1,ion Of Fort Sans!sr-
C0psrnor Pieisns All Ready Sjx'h Cusolaa Mdnufac-
taYes Her GUN Cloting Marital : .sctice FlJris-Ds.
1,Qnd tsr ne Heroti-Arrirl, If Serator Wfefau 6;
This has been glorious day for the military and the
soded Of the Independent State Of South Caro-
lima for the members OF the Converts IN through whose
labors the state has been brought Into new political
life have been passing the lay viewing the forthca-
tons in the harbor and receiving sa,uss rom tee nine
miles If batteries which surround the harbor AMI com
rnsnd nearly every inch .: The channel.
BY invitation Of General Rsaurecard tho members Of
The Convention an! number Of distinguished guests
gathered st ten O'Clock or board tho CLEANERS
Carolina, Captain Lockaood, and the General Clinch
Captain Rely ca, and under the lag Of thu Confederate
states and envened by the us: Of the Palmetto Bard
steamed away sor the first pont viz; Fort Johnson on
James Island. The patty were obliged content the
selves with outside view OF the batteries point
owing TO the difficulty IN securing landing in conse-
quence Of the rapcity OF the current The next point
was Fort Monltrie sullvans Island Here the patty
were successful, and succeeded In reaching the
shore, which found 70 he guarded by detachment
OF The First Rife regiment Colonel Pettgfew under com
msna Of Lieutenant Hayward In short time the visiters
within the walls Of the staun h old fort and the
NJ 0f he or tba
mandant, Colonel Ripley, amid spirited salvo OF
artillery. The energy AMI sk,n Colonel Ripley
has display cd in strengthening the works
are quite apparent, aud be il entitled t. credit
On the island. The Colonel Is strictly temperance
man. but AZ the same time does not object TO
in modcraon and s rarely that yus viii find soldier
who does LOT: Lieutenant john Cjrdero OF Columbia
ry absence Of Captain Mcr, Is a strictly temperance
man he has son with him in the company who is a
head taller than himself ana full o. light ,or g,ry This
company represents aggregate wealth amounting 20
than haif million ~ doss some Of It's members, pro
gentlemen, have sftilcativc businesses yei
ng s. 000 u 600 per arSun 10 contribute their aid
the n1t ndence OF the state In the company
several veterans o. the Mexican war, including or
derry Henry Beard, who s.rved In tho capacity
fgbs the line IRON Vera cruz % the Mexican capital
lie Of much service in his present capacity IS is also
Mr. Lip levin who has left large business in Columbia
accept tie humble but bonorab position OF captains
clerk in The Richand RITES Il is not, however only in
Hundreds ian ne mentioned "a hasinr left their pan.a
80 40 ,rhi,c seni az ,horr ara m No., r. 80
g., NJ anace For NE re,s1n 1, NAV ha rcssr,s5
saa cocra.ion III, mo nroinnt ~ rn,on ip So,tb
r,rons ha caming va,r ~ M shox consderahIe EALING
An ,ror, nrevions vss,s 'A.e
tar passing 81 time t-,Iv ooreeabIv on the island
,,d ,ba hooinc ~ canno, Tho r,g ~ belIs and that
eyoosion an Tho snean casng Tho water m anon, nm m
n an inmenra school III ubale b.d van,nred ~ On
ro,sb n shoTa ana wore giving tho nsnaI slgra, IF
heSr nraeonca he ar, ,oo ~ the ard ~
Wv ,c,o we've sefav handed a, the wharf in cbar,es,or
.nv ono c,at,ead MIN Tho yrnye,op and Win ranaad
confidence The rox,r ~ souh rrona IA defend hor
49, oa.,os, &c. All ~ u. ~, hos,,a $500
1A'' rSTrpx ~ y,prr p,a,r .roxs
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