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Pail Of en- AevOlite.

The LndoN Times has an account by On sVs.
witness Il mo fall of an Rsroli Of on II nou
szs. A rpshibg scupO gradually inc oa-irg
in intensity Da'o itsslf h.ard, until at last
with n tHnfl roar u flaming mass plunged
into the road. Li1'Vtis rsrs called and sue
cssteo VI disin'erln that proved a mo st
msRu G"H acruit- she w.'sht b. nS SllE 10.
and va, r'dbNt she's reached Wade cool
'pg The uysrl' "a uned, Wbils constantly
charging the mos bsauu'ul prsna.ic haze.
Ire ,p~c,6c gravity ~as greater THAI that o.
n6n A sr"ny s neil OF sulphur ~ss tiffu ~
imuss lately After the decent srd ssysrSl
,rysNs d that element ~sre fund II thu
cavities On the upper saIfscs.
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CITY NEWS.

MARRIAGE OF THE REV. On. SrREa -
TIE venerable ard Reverend Dr.. SPRIsa -
AOtwi .hstandins the earnest protssta Ions OF
daugbtsr Who has preserved her Made n hood
that she might uinttsr to his earl bly, wants,
and In opposition also to q considerable p Sriy
in the Oh Blk CouICh which Is . new brick
church has been married TO Miss ABoAM.
WILLIAMS, Of Hudson, N J. The newly
married couple are staying for tine at Long
Branch
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Another Startling Seizure of
Northern Confederates.

PHILADELPHIA, Avg 10 -PsRoS BUrLER vif
arntt,d this Aftsn ooa by the United a'.s
Ms-,bal, ty cider o, Secretary clNsnoE. He
-ss' k.n 70 New York this evening en- ro1ts
fer + ~ Hsnil,tn.
The srr'st - PIERcE BurLER vas foiow,d
" the arrests Of Wa. Is RI u. lats Minister
IN Cbin,; GEo. N. wHAEroS, la.s u. 3.
Dis'rie' Attorney; CBAs. BH9wN, sx-collsc-
tor Of the port, snd DAVID SoLonos. 1t 10
rated that BurlER's arrest was caused BY In
t,ic pied let tsrs, givirg itfermition to the
ersmy,
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Sandy Hcok, Aug rs -buvssn and 4
o,luek { day, 80 ''bs, cavalry cana dywa 20
he IeLcipg Il tn f.Iy Two COMP a l,sI o.
GcEDop's S,acno massachusetts, rsS,nsnt
n,o, b, tbs rebels To IVA &c. Il l. ku,wn
that 2 were killed and Noonasd Oar troops
we're % hurt,
Tbs rebels are still on tho outsk'rts Of Hr-
ps,t kuIy wEchirg us mVVsn'nB of our
NCI.
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nissh Z Of tho Aos-y. .hApl~ias AT waas-
loalOa

A vary foil and interesting meeting
army obsp'ABs pa recently bsli 81 rrn'ty
Cnpich. cut t~euty- ave ehapiails and
ten oJhsr pare Ms wore present /. WAS au sx
sdlngiy ~.rn hearted snd 20 smn nee log.
1h're y are brethren y h0 bad b,sn IL tho N ck
OF the col Il CT Iso OF heir number were 40.
snt-ons dc 81 ufoa be IA tie do d, aud one
prso er tull consultation, Whlch lasted
fcur hours on tie bot modes # p,omotir q
religion IN The ardy srsusc. A p 'ofound regret,
end n fSsin. o. having put ourselves in ths
~roDg psicrs G AND mAu, by ash iug 1000
tuuc.y scenes 20 BE- sxp-rtnc.d by al. The
ckopidinS toh rent into Ms fight tesnfea Ia
nGny Q, hcr men cAO rere not rehg'OuI err.
pressed mis1irHg and regret al M,s needless
iIOidts,n Of t5e SdJO0h Ths oours tpus
cont r'is vsy ocser'Dg aud confjuiJg
Brotb.rly ~ abountot A spird ~ lotts
Cn'ist,sN pItrioti m prevailed. PrOtssto"t
CbUycbmI1
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B,po Is rs.u,he any Hospital.


Tbss iorIi als fa'nish v'ry many de,ply
intsf' sting f.c's AM txp'risneas sell zor,h
tollee ing sno pr''erv'Hg. S.ys msnb,r OF
lho eoPu alton OF tho Young Mems Chr ,stiAn
Assoe ior:
A tunb'r of The ~outde1 men we're seated
out on n > yer ana III OF ons If tho wards, An !
h.sirR me Ifrougl tho windo distributing
tbs tracts and bpnEs among tho B'ck inside o
ia" cots cane boli'R In, ono AfIsr auoth =
10 g'tfom.. Vice. | zoe gu the bundle hey
eagerly Iec'ed $ me Of the soldisrs' aym 4
Hobs VIM | LEFT them they vel ~
tsdly Ri giDg tho hymn,
"Tassi hus ala hllet viii blood,
ASn i'om ma 1ur.s yelns
A go der Of III, Meme r. gimsn mt, Mr.. JuD.
BINS, lay dAnP 'rously uI hom = s.v.rs wuu I'd
In the ih kh. IL was TOO weak 10 converse
l oher.d him ZONE books. He selected ole
wnh The utle &C. me 10 Jesus " and d.si %
mo 70 place It bsfoTe hin', where he could keep
his eyes upon II. cid 50, putdug It n tbs
window-sil opposite 70 him. lie dis1 tibet
night.
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Boston Au1. 19.-The order from the War
Dspsr, en- TO h.t,'n troops TO the ssat OF
war ~ bel - arIg'l' Q pondsf 10, ald It Is
pfobsh iht. hv- nsW r-gi n,nts Nil leave
NJ ssBc' II st', "a irg tho pte,sut wax.
New ii nPhirt silt shortly fsud fo.sad
three rvh imsu ard battery of arti.le.y.
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poUs uusDppp nKpE.s pourEo.
0Itnt Farov nSd n.n,y I.o.s Ad ted by
tho Rn.~y.

tho Rn-~y.
RoNd No Aug. Is Cap FNMIrT Mo
BOrAiB " - / two tcray. lie rspar's that
Is mCCutICou' = forcs b.ioI. tn. b,,tls was
" go errrP, -nt th-ir biilsd ard woun cd
a1't TN ed q 800 10 . 0C0.
Ges. SAuIL receive his com nis,ioa a. a
briIa iorker,IAl on s.. ard.y, and assImed
couUstc y tbs F-de'.l forces yes Gay
Co... NJ ID lrAtD was .scH ted Boy nd the
lr's JtbtsrCay, d s,Lt on his ray ~ Spnng-
tIn. Be- dOnbt ga, Il m IGh p iAblo Ia.
fuus atirD' n tts 1Dsi ird and ftr@rgth n or
iurce. & a. g n 50 d hs had the r., Q inu OF
u camp un'or tiS Il x u ruor.
Our ~mLdsd ~ 81 ippto.d Ee reported 10
bs O,nI w.li.
C,p. Ne "NALp reprrt, that q n. PktcE
IN, CLArK W. ,licnily. a d Is z. BE- dec
era Suck seriously wuund.d At,,CT BAY
70 n stlJ 20. cop au of JsoKsoSls Boy guard
Capt NCDurAtD ~ vtrt bnX Ods ~ -, %
IT LLht bat a, t'p'lca''nn wa r-fus Be
k,o u arN qHse iOns 10 vis~ ~ oscar.
tsiu'nP noe uau' 'ropps cannon, g. tn-rs
are A. tina. oity--lnf that preparations are
toibE msce 10 ros,st an attack.
D,OIE-. rscCI ANA ION OF oKr PRIog.
1b. cr.,e, op,,nt ~ ~. n. Louis RepuJ.
hc"B fuir sac ths foll wing;
Gen STsrI' q PFC, has 'siusd a pro ia
:. . 90, s,u,.i,g,e'u l., n. rff'c, ma: asic,t
v'c''ry !, hs'n " 4; ths' northern pro tori
o Nj tsCuu have esu q ivan ba h tnAt nvery
IN. salons 4, K 10 the Home Guard Orgtnizt n
will b. re-, Ec.o ard ltatc> 90 en- ,nrOny to
til. utNsn o. fel.rscy. hut bis prrt,c ton
wuu d extend 20 'uch who qlia'Iy rTurn TO
their n ues 40 AlOS trs snutn.rn ienl,nK "a
prevail; srd that, phoe;er roc lgnil-s the
Pfovis oral tovern out " Missouri wit ba
cons deco ~ an enemy ~ the state and calf
vi nc orinIly.
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"LS thvr b but on Ddr better 'Toui! oost
,,;lsons Of ivcs than hdi oe should hNis hourly
dread Of rdrs, contiguous 70 a people ~ho cjHd
wake FOREIGN alidno,S dad land arpaS ups" our
SAores 10 destroy our hb,rt,es.r
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELBoRAP TO THE " y. sun.
For eign Intelligence.
n, Tho rte an ship Bremen.
coMNEsTs oF TIA rRrfs OF IIiE
EArRAT AT null kur.

coNNEsTs oF TIA rRrfs os Tux
EErRAT AT null kur.
Tbs Daly Nurs rA,s: Tee defeat Of the
Ncrh thus the dor TO CIupronIo CT to
scqp 'rc'ncs In any terus tbs Foam eau Off.
re ih IN 70 bond TO rql"f nov. Ih"
~ No. nnsl,nd a d ,0s NoHh Ws,t
aIi pts 10 iho &C s-i"n, a O 80 u th' Oid
20 So, " al ana bt'b. then ~ macy r'vsrs's,
tha!l OF b, butpiiu%d II oar hi.stoe, n.vor
It,t ~ til they have turned osieaJ N . VIC
n, Da,,s Telegraph rays +. Fhe bati. AZ
bu hue ga, Lgtti UhIch. N - n1d 20 Ma
.,t's o. Solf.ripo in ao'u.l siau Ih.,r, vas
raIEtI - mmstLv Lu-'1 hos lily.
.Gtr 81 ~ roeBiiu's cNp.risuctu he-vy dc
cite - Mot0ay. sf,r III sol ig-tcl con.
c,,G,nI tha u.f,a' sas pubh.ht'. Uu'tsc
dta -. Evs pr cents Vi'pih'ariN Bra or
ubs'y s.uI pIt' renee sna1s aud lin 3
Cep,fa' burg CHIEFLY aG'eta3.
InTHRsAIrNAL rAvAL RIVALRY.
The Army ard Navy Gazette s,ys;-E rory
III RI ~ lie ~ Il Ads t. bnnH forward 'hs w ~.
nof AID Dsfoi CO Tor tIlsl a, sea at as tAtliar
a date IS po,Ssl- Inmeiiste Oroers rave
h, o. CispatchcJ to the Vic' aam,rsl a. PJitt
mouth f il1U usifto gunner 10 bs a. once
f,rwAtd d 1.-THE Warrior A tinlT eOpplr.
n,nt for tho ef.Lc, WI b. at q, GO p s1ed
80 - 'N
Ts. s.n. t,un.I..xs.w. M. .,r,ru,d
NV cpT nayJ CORN M ssIs 1b,, a., =.
.dm;r.I T,,,,1'. xitt 20 tho dork 800
49,. III 's,,ic, "a, io,u,c ia,
e., 80 ,.nt ,o,.;a,.,s ~, -. Iii.
a., ,ri,,uo ,b' oay.rn,, ant .ash az |,
n,o,, ~ mat c urt,y.
| III MI A." i"H "osi 'iSs
| In c"fsqu'nee OF ,up urs q beSoiAticni
| between OMAN PsSDA and the Prince 1 Mon
| t'ntTro, ito fUruer has rCcsiy.d orders frou
| his goyU'i msht 10 Assums ths otienliv agar as
| Oh, iDsurgens
| " sad that tp ra ions will be pushed a.
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Eosia Pa, Aug. 10 10 r. M-Ihs .fli 90
Of the Sentini, paper ad ,ocaiiDR p.scs and
com. rou's- II noS being Quilted by mob.
Gl. PHuIP JoHssoS the member Of NJ
gr'A. elect fron this Dist let has bs.n burr ed
In 'fisy. and made ~ shos hts coors. The
riot snll prevails, and there is great excite
mSut.
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New Jc"sy 1ssos. for che seat Of war

Trenton, dug 10 Tho Nav Jersey troops
have dsrs 10 leAvs t.mo ro~ morni 8
O'Clock, wcsth the cnp anies sfo full or DOT,
or 'qu Tp'o tr not. Ii ? o iucos no lit.ls ex
citn.tn'. The s,ats autnu. itts sio way a.
Wv, 7 n mptuie' ara partial ti'lsi. AID
sre ht'e snd 'tS'rs srs cnmuS
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Txshrsss 81 Fsisesers-Shsi Catch Your

rxshHnas 81 Psisesers-Sisi Catch Your
Fpissners.
The urg'ney'in some quarters for an OK.
ONsnes - prisoners with the rebels, seem, to
b. sinGularly premAturs. So few are the pris-
on,rs nos IN hs hard, OF the Government, that
n eartsls wsIe 70 be I'm m,diss.ly exchanged,
but bsndful OF these now complaining a,
Richmond would be fsli, we'd, and the dad
vsntsges Cf the operation would hivs besn
incurred 10 very littls pSrpoes. Tt. GovG.-
mint would huch better emp y itself in ea'ch
ing rebels jos, sos tlan In making arrange
yeats TO obposs VI them wh,n caught.
Car ure Of IN, Ba,k Jossrh maxwell By
,hs sust.s.
Mr. J. r. KooKBr, Ex u. 3. Consul a.
CIR fu' poe, who c .ns passenger 10 the steam.
chip Santiago De Coba srrived last sv.iisg
informs Us hat th. bark J~pi M,xw.ll. 4
sod from n ilsc,lpSis, Or Lsv.yra vas c,p
tursd by The stsp p iyatser Sumt.r on e..
27h Jolly tf Per o Cab,llo. Lieut.. LA. no
and pszs crew Of g 20 msn were Pot ,a,d,
tsking the captain u the bark and part # he.
crew n board the steamer. Tns M. ~.s
tsh.r into Ci.ntu,g,s. but va, ord,rsn to leave
within twea' y-Nout hours. 10 the me,bti n,
Arrangements had bo,n made 20 run her asucr,
10 n'lss eastward q Cienfaesos, which -,
don. Abd the cargo, ecnsis ing Of n,ur, Ms
tobscc and la ter was t,keu 10 CisLfasgo.
sud .old, and part Of It bad been pa,f for.
sint to Ba' sbs by the Governor OF C,snfu,gl u
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au arms ave been r.plrtd ~ Goverr'r
Vans, and accepted by the War DEPARTMENT.
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PRINCx NAPoLFos,
PRINCE 4 CIIOTII4DH.
D"CnESS DB ABHANTHA
Tbees dtti gpish a sis,tors baVs favored a "
thtT ffrst sitting IN USibd States, for thar u
' ' !. B. fRHoRIcKs 90,
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The Campaign in Missouri.

JcGrson CITY. Aug Is while Col. fra
Tsls b'h MS ou,i hsss'vs corps, ad Oh.
WOB rJIs ofoHs 9Th Iowa were c1ming d va
the river on Tire uovsI Amsnt steamer. they
ws'e frequently fred upon with caon q snd
sms | arms by tscas siorisis from the bank.,
h'Ilins ono spa sounding or 8.os the FRO p-.
lh 70 Is sTsst sx emsnt suo the oeop g
alOrR the river ia oons,q1 ncs ~ greatly ,x-
sRR,ra'ed accoubt- o. tbs battle near Spring
fad vhicb IA rsprs. ony,d o. great vietvIy
for the ,ece'sl0Hitts.
FoUs HUSDESD REBELS BoUrED.
HoniOn, Mso. Aug. H. Messengers Bring
INF rn ann thu c.. HSCkpR, tho left b, !
Tbuftday tv.bi 9TH hsfeg,mo II 'pri..d
. bca, ~ 3 M 40 rsbss psa, F.slsneks
burg early yesterday n'c mig ard capture
al their cam ,qu peg NJ d ate tn, bf. stfas'
~hien ibsN hsd just prepared. IL bIisonaI
rsco arc taken.
G.u Pa S.ns has srsivsd ard taken com.
msRd Of ell tins 'orc ia this acc n
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BY ude, a. &c Pfovot Marshal bet-ssu
forty anc hft, barren. OF porter. ale. ana lager
t'er sore, today enp'ied into the street, tn,
proprietor psrsi,tibg la selling TO the tolunri
aftsr rpea oil warnings
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remarkably good-st'ribut,d 10 the abuod-
enos NJ p ache. and toms'o's, Witch are freely
bsed with the most bsnsasid ispi AIRY effect.
Two Swedish sbips OF war M. On The way 10
protect the considerable p,dish shipping In
cur -a'srs from prlvstsss The fiiSats Nor.
kopirg Is exp,c ed hero In few days.
Another ma kod battery Of s,csssi m. c,m-
premise pip'r At Eaten. Pa, vss elsan,d out
yesterday without form ~ law.
By IN. St. Louis Republican OF the 15,h
Instant, We learn tbsts dbpstcb from wait
ton 10 Gensral FsEMosr states tsst q CshtOr.
mia force tf five regiments, und.r Gen. SuM.zH
issxpsc;ed TO t'he the enemy In the rear, en-
teiirg hs western border Of Texas, within
forty days. II this bs true, on, OF the most
important obligations o. scresJ In regard 70
uilitary mov,msnts has ban vsn'only and
very ipjuiiously VIOLATED ~ SINE one Ia high
ofiCs
Ase,hsr lsrg. hsul o. secession 6sh was
ma ,,st.rjsy, ir PhilsdIphia.
No Lis than 763 letters for seeded STATES
hsve been detained at the Pos office in this
city within the last three days.
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The s.iie. os,, Ne del AdJou, ned.

AIerr1riI Aug 19.-rn. eorrt martial In
ss 'oIi.r VS. g4ticR toe char. .s preferred
aRsip.t COloltl Mans, a jouro,d { ds' unat
the l5tn ~ S-p''tnter. TIE nrosecd 100 hal
closed and five WITH s"s fr Col. Nugs had
b,-n h.a q. lien an order wa' rscsisei from
Washin, ton a'Jou niny ,hs court, and gr-n;-
ing iul .pph o the cnloi oil 10 20 tp.t time.
Toe o j'ct a. tbo order is not pub iely known.
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MEAGHER = NArRATIyE
PRAY 0.DAY CT EsDAYJ
THE LAST DAYS OF IHE 69TH L
VIRGINIA.
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHRK,
WITH A PORT AIT ~ THs AUTHOR
PAIGE FIVE CENTS
FOR SALE BY ALI NENb DkALBR6
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

TUESDAY MORNING, LUG. 20, 1851.
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BAsBYB TRICnPsEnOUy
the best and che pst artiols fF aresslnE ans bees
KS . ''e T1ai sS,iR" s r III AID TsOns
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fRkDRIUK1
uW PHOTOGRAPHIC aAILARK.
tn LABansI IN mn wou.n
no, bs7 BROADWAY, Nl~ YokK-
Vac rHI0Es Fea PIo1UEl
In KboooEr apbA naIl an. b nna FranaA
DA $3.50 PES
BAAHDRKrH's Pu.IA

BAAsDRKrHs PuLA
TBIsn AND or uIun,
SEVEN BOXES ROB OLE DOIG.AA
AT ~ soUTE sHooHB sTuEEI. WuIGAnE..nuup
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lNrAmAIIcNAL sAvAL RIVALRY.
tn KrY AND TAX moSr.rKG,Iss.

In c"tsqu'nee Of "a iup urs q Negotiations
between OMAR PsSDA and the Prince 1 Mon
tr'Fro ito furuer has roesiy.d order, from
his Royori m,ht TO Assams the oiiensivo sgaias.
'b' iIsUrgeHs
is sad that tp ra'iOns will DO pushed as
far At Cst"Kre.
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Further News, sec Third FAw,
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nrsrryts AVID c,orsr Ia rrAscs.

TIE Huns sr' an fDsuc,>l Ruthoritis h.v.
EN- I.qu.tt-o by hs Impui,l NJ use ot
liuIos L,tto all " th,mtsiyts to De missd
= sD, Itws I.s eGn nv That tht coll.e Iol VI
chs i'ats tau bees eusI -Ld'o, but 10 act in
rfr Do ity wi n sr-ssat II s;ruc' ons and TO
Greet tier subordinAtes accordingly.
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HE REC uiTpG sxHvicK.

A attachment u U. l. tr.op roerui cd Ia
Boston. arrived here YESTERDAY. ard we're I'm
M disrly use Sfsrrsd to FRI Cslunbu..
The trst Of tho War Lrp,rt osnt p1'ting
the standard OF rscIuiu al 3 FEET lne1os will
bs acted upon ir' m This day for sard at ali the
I,no'E Us for tho re ular army.
A Ps,rott gun, sAd large Dumbsr o. boxes
of,b,ll wsr. received by the ordas c, sulhsr-
iths a. tie Is e,Slyu Navy Yui. last even
ipF. They wer, ssn' here from Yves. PJiot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11


By telegraph We haEe further reports Of
Southern acts Of aggression The Governor
Of Georgia has ssizsd Eve New York yelsels
which were in that harbor for trading puF-
poses, and win appropriate them to ths SER
vice Of the State. This is in retaliation, it
viii be claimed, Of the seizure Of muskets in
New York which were being shipped for Sa-
vannah, to be used in fighting against the
Government But The seizuTo Of arms was
in strict accordance With the provisions Of
the law against treason, and viii be sustain
ed in any Court in the United states where
Judge Lynch does not preside. On the con-
traEy, the seiEurs Of those vessels has no war
rant in law or in Justice, and IS fragrant
outrage which has no possible ezcnse-
Then we have smother Of these Southern
ploasantries. The arsenal st Little Rock
has been seized by the State authorities and
company OF State troops put in charge. In
view Of these facts, we shall be asked to make
further compromises aad concessions, lest Ws
provoke ciTil Weri And the more outTHgo-
Gus the demands Of the rebels, the lOEer are
we asked q bow our heads in compliance,
until, like the a6jeCt subjects Of a Chinese
funetionary, We bury our faces in the dust,
while the Southern mandarins ride over US,
rough shod. Prayers and deiberation are
good, but God helps those who helF them
selves, and muscular christianity win best
meet the sxigeneies q the hour, u
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HSrrid IusaIi.

South Carolina is highly insulted by
the presence Of United States troops in Fort
Sumter, so Colonel HEyne says, andbe coOlly
asks the President il As is aware Of the fact.
That hanctionary tells him the insult viii
remain where it is, and ifSouth Carolina
chooses to take it up, she can do 50 at her
earliest convenieuee. OF course the ehivalry
cannot give an insult as we'll as take One.--
They have not insultsd the whole country
by taking The othsr forts and arsenalsI Nor
BY firing upon the Star Of the West ard
driving her backi Nor by driving out gov
eminent ofisialsI Nor BY seizing revenue
cutters, and appr0prlating merchant vessels
to their own use a By authority Of the Gov
ernorI" Nor By shE other Of the thousand
little Wsys they have Of expressing their love
for the North and for the Unionl Of course
not. N ~ II ..--
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legislative summary.


tRIDAH, keb. 8 81.
In the Senate, there was only forenoon
session. The business embodied presenta-
ton of some memorials, the second reading
Of FIVE bills; Reports Of COMMITTEES, third
reading, committee Of the whole, etc. A bill
was introduced, to amend the act relating to
crimes. Bills were passed: To make the By
ron and Clifton Turnpike a free road; To
amend the General Incorporation act ), To
amend the election laws and TO amend the
act relating to the Clerks Of Courts.
In the House, a few memorials were pre-
sented, and several motions given of new
bills. Bills were introduced To repeal the
act fixing the terms of Court in Noble and
ces; To amend the laws regulating the sale
of School Lands; and for the relief of Kan
SIS. The rest Of the day was taken up with
general and some informal business-State
Journal
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The price of DahlgreeD's great nine-inch
ron guns is q cts. per pound As they
weigh 5000 pounds each. the cost Of a gun
Is $s45. The eight inch Columbiads weigh
about $500 pounds; the tsn-ineh 5000
pounds saeh-both are sold at 6} cents
pound, FOrty-twO Founders weigh 5000
pounds; thirty-tvo pOunders from $500 to
5000 pounds spisos; twelve Founders, 6, ,5OOl
eighteen pOpuders 1850, and tWeniy-fopf
Founders $500 pounds each, The twelvs
poundsrs are sold at cents, the others st 6
csntsa pound. seaeoast hOWitssrs Of eight
and ten inch bore weigh from 8, 75O to 5000
pounds each, and are sold at 81 cents pound,
Siege hovilzsts Of eight inch bore are much
lighter, weighing fromI2, 500 pounds to 5000
pounds, and are sold at the same rate as those
before mentioned. Brass guns are much
Lighter; the army pattern twelve Founders
weighing only 1900 pounds They are,
however, sold at 46 cents POUND. The Dahl
green brass guns are still prOportiOnateIy
higher priced, the patent mountain twelve
pound howi.Eefs, weighing 22o pounds, are
sold at Is cents a pound. Shells sell accord
ing to weight dtifr6m 8 toe cents a pound.
Shot from 81 to A cents
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on sa a.


The seeding States have a very convenient
idss Of the validity sf their witbdlawal from
the American ,fsg. When it suits them to
consider tbemsAlges entirely clear Of al na-
tiOnal debt and national honor. they. are out;
when they have 4 hsnkering after the bless
ings which the Union confers upon al iisI
members, they are IA. The South Carolina
Convention found It desirable 10 continue the
postal service abieh had dasn inalitatsa by,
the General Government because it would
save them from paying the trihing ds6cien-
cy Of s24o, 900 per annum. The Louisiana
Convention has made the same discovery, as
regards the '7Iiaiueof the Union in dollars and
cents, in the postal system, and 50 they have
concluded that it's impossible and uhdesir-
able for their Stsls to endeaEor to inauaurate
any nsw s5ssms They WIl let the United
States pay the blig and incur tie RESPONSE
bility Of theperiosmsnes Of the duties Of the
agents. lo lasalia
Until the mails are violated in BouiBiana5
The Governments oannot recognize the right
Of secession - 0isting them Of, butth Gen
oral Government is not bound to pay bonus
TO Stats that declares itself in rebellion, and
therefore the sugar duties should be at once
repealed. Elsewhere We publish few figures
relative to tae 'ah6dntof these duties, which
Is PAID By ths people Of the North directly
Tor the benefit Of LOuisia1a. Let these duties
De repealed and let that State make the best
Of It They may hnd, in that case, tBat he
seizure Of ar'snal1, forts and rsEsaus euttars,
was not so pEoftabls an iuEustnaut, shsr all
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large lot Of very choice, at - 3.
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TIE NAME OF THE SOUTHERN CoNFEDERACY.
The Charleston Courier has an article on
the name to be given % the Southern League
or Oonfederacy. Among those suggested
our cotemporsry mentions the following: =
" Appalachian League" q HApalacbis," " Ala.
ghania," "COlumbia," q 'Chicora," "Fredo-
MA " Washington League" Washington
States, /" Atlanta" T" Augusta, +" q Carolina,
" Florida" Georgia" " q tAlabama," /" Lou
isiana," "Oarolina League" "Georgia
League, Georgia Confederaey,a SC. That
is certainly pretty good list to choose from !
but then a rose by any name viii smell as
sweet. Therefore, any short name will be
IS satisfactory. r-..-.i-..7 q
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Col. Hayue says that a i the tsspOnsibili-
ty (ofais 81 d us5a Fo sun srl ss4ta''
upon South .caisIina, 81. aysrp pnt :. an-
conscious of The fact We haveno doubt Of
it, She Is unconscious Of any moral respOn-
sibility, n We may judge from her past and
present course. She is unconscious Of any
responsibility to the General Government, 70
ward her own best interest," toward her trade
and commerce, toward her slaves, and finally
toward her citizens. She ias suffered from
an attack Of moral insanity ever since she
has been a member OF the 9onfederacy, and
will continue to be unconscious Of any duty
to be performed, save making herself ridicu-
lous and rebellious, until big and deep ditch
is dug around her and she is forced to secede
from all the rest Of the world. Then the
other side will be unconscious Of her.