, 1861-03-25
From south hCaro3Ina-.Hoyv the Rebels
Feel.


We have collapsed! The fact that Anderson
and his seventy men are going to leave Fort
Sumter and that there is going to be no fight
here has taken the meat ont Of the nut, and
leit nothing but shueks. Tie 1oa1ing battery
Is done and ready to blaze away; but nobody
now cures whether it is q success or failure:
coDfsss to disappointment, for I have been
|; confidently counting on witnessing fight.
If al, we hear is true, Pensacola will be the
ecene Of the tfst conflict. Convinced of thie,
not O few CaIolfnians have made up thelr
minds to take hand in it. Gen. Bragg win,
therefore, be strenE Ethened By volunteers from
hereabonss within the next few days.
Thegcue1al joy that war has been aEerted at
this point is unmistakAb1e. a Amountaiu seems
to have been lifted, and everybody Is hopeful.
AU that the Revolution had lived on has been
excitement with hostile prospect. The sup
The prospect Of collision with the Federal
| Government thoroughly united the people.
This being over. dis0nion and contention al
ready nppear. THE JetE: Davis Coust tuition Is
the element Of diseora: The dtsappointments
| " less i1uittnl, while tue certainty of debt,
l.taxation, and the penalty Of sundered rela-
tions, come in to increase the dissatisfaction.
In commercial circles, the Possibility, not to
ssy probability, that the Feleral Government
! viii undertake to collect the revenue On the
deck Of yessele-of:War at the mouth Of the
harbor, creates acme uneasfntss. am sssured
by gentleman well able to speak, that very
i generally commercial men hera are heartily
SICK OF the whole secession business, and wish
themselves through with It. They have suf-
exists willingness to return to the Union,
I which would manifest itseN should opportu-
! pity Offer. Let that opportunity present Itself
and even in Charleston o counter rebellion
would rice superior to ANYTHING else.
l.. Gov, Pioaens ASSERTS positively that JeH
/ r. ~. ~ - raurnrceA that ant hnfiS tha belief
that the new Confederacy will be recognized
at an early day by. the principal Powers Of
Europe; 1t is; progressed that it is Already AZ
ranred that .: number Of the largest CONNER
clai honses in Nav 1o5k a5a aheok 70 transfer q,
goods It the south under the. JET Davis tariff
i Tha TepletiDn Of the Federal treasury BY the
oneratit,ns OF Flpyd, Cobb d CO.; followed By
frSpnthern free trade, Was probably part OF. .
eeheme to break the Government down.
The State Of South Carollna mas oeen 10 70 .
large expense; probably not less than three
-yntliipps, Witch, and much more, has YET to
i come ont Of ths pnckete af tbs people 6y tax
ation: This TACT sours ali their broth. It !na'
terial}y dlminishes the joy that otherwise
4 would be felt at the wlthdrawal Of Anderson
|l+How i, ,pu1iapiaE1sa11 >pu1izaipiaEa1sia11N NsoRo MADE FOE.
TuyE.-Tha Philadelphia North Ansriean saJB
'"s..aAmong the sterling portion Of the eoiored
;. psopls Of Philadelphia the late James Pfoeeel
J. will, long ba Remembered !, Ptosser vas t1
Il Philadelphia what Downing la to New York
! except that Prnsserlea about ~, 900 % :hs
result Of his thrift end integrity. while Down
! inr ia worth al least five Iiunca that 1mopnt
4 Tor nearly haif q century .Mr. Prosser kept s
+ RESTAURANT In Market street. and was faVorablJ
!: Known 10 he greater portion Of the bnslnet!
community. he reached N advanced old age
:. t!and vas buried on Saturday last " his owz
e Es hgh4{ ra s,'es1h Was hs Rd esr g
# 7conpetence. eo1 @ 6egTadged lie you'd Ct anii
| tlme sooner: have gone to the poor honsl
thaa tell }ie eF take penny .het was not ny