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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

USIoy THEOLOGICAL sgsISARY.-The next aca-
dcme year in this institution will commence or
Wednesday, tie lth of September. Furnished Foorns
in the Seminary building sie provided free Of ehGrge
for about eighty nrdsBts and vbere the necessity Of
the Case requires, moderate allowance Of room-rent
will be made 10 ihose who canpot obtain rooms IN the
SEMINARY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

No TIxx TO DANCE ATTEsphsoE OF bERsnAp'
rss,--A seronsde was given Friday night 10 Gen.
Mcclellan. Some Of tho gentlemen who were with
Lin irnportuncd him TO respond BY ct lsas chow hS
himself II The window. Herepied, II have my d1'y
20 DO and cannot lose tbs time to seknowlecge tns
eoupliment, II al the bands and oil the people IN
Washingicn are u The street" .nssl si.s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

Couyirrz OF rHr CHARTER CoXxIssIos.-Tbe
Committee on Organization and By-LGvs Of the Char
ter Commission met yesterday. There were present
Messrs Purdy. Sweeney, Stout, Dlun', and william
con. Aner nearly an hours conference, /! was agreed
to draw lots fo- candidate for Precedent Of tic Con-
vsn'ion, I, Icing understood that whichever party
rhould draw the other side were to be entitled 70 tho
Clerk. Tho nerne Of Wm. III. ETarts was taken from
the het, sDd the Hon. John Hardy wss named for
Clerk. Messrs. Pardy Stout, and Sweeney weTo ap-
pointed Committee % Gil vacancies. which are:
August Belmont, ahseut in Europe; Wm. +. Have
meyer, tencd; and Wm. u. Kennedy, deceased.
Adjourned to O'Clock on Monday Sept. 9. The Con.
venoa meets in the olaber Of the Board Of Council
men on the sane day g, O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

known till Tomorrow, when tNe Banks nave ,ilsn ne
turns. The deposits atihs Snb-TTeasury reacn s"oVy
10 which must be added the auOunts ~heh me n"n" o
have no. yet sent in. This makes sbou' sl,"'Dgu IN
from The ou,.ide pubEc IN two days The amour, "'
no doubt be increased day by day as the circular M
Coase reaches more distant Parts OF the country "'
Chaqe vas at Phadelph4 yesterday ana ha' % in,e'
view h fone Of be prominent oapitahS oi 'na'cry
in relation 10 the 1880 p cent Government Losn' !u
e courss Of bs address lie stated fully and iaoky te
purpo,es and prospects, of the Adunh'r"lon ono
pointed with much confidence 10 the ie5'nrees Of tue
country in connection with the will az d ability 0i TIE
Government to speedily aud successfully end the pres
ent rebellion lie presented tabnisF statement sho"ng
tbe amount Of the Public Debt Of the Uned States on
the 81 day of September 1871, and the amount OF lre4
,nry Eoies onissnding on ibe 1h day OF September
1861, together with the date OF Acts'sutborzing Tic
. -, ,F ito
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

THE BAPTIsTs oS FAsT-DAY.-Tbe Baptist pastors
Of this city propose that their churches hold uned
service on the National Fast.Day-ihe laft Ilursiay
in september-at tho First Baptist Church in brooue
street. where the Rev. DIR. Weston Of tho Ohver-sieet
Church is preach sermon al q O'Clock IN the atier-
noon. This arrangement is not 70 interfere with
those meetings for prryer with which every church
will doubtless celebrate that day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
CITY ITEMS
Mr.. j. g. Clarke has bis farewell benefit at the Win
ter Garden this evening. His lat appearance for the
present iakes place tomorrow night.

ScoTcH GAMEs.-Every year the spirit Of Scotland
revives in NewYork 10 the energetic games of in
noeen character carried from the land of heather and
carly piety. II must be owned thai the games have
much Of that austerity and weight which mark the
lsws and persuasions Of that excellent land. TIE
Confession Of Faith ia diversion 10 the Scottish mind
tho hnrling Of heavy stone from staggering body Il
physical amusement.
Yesterday and Jones's Wood were the time and
place Of this years games and a genial temperature
and the consciousness Of doing good deed led out
500 or 1900 persons to zee hem The pNceeds were
devoted to the gallant 18th, of wbose achievements
before Manassas one heard from luSty yeade of zze
Of various Aators in and about the Wood The sceDe
Of The sport pretty picture, with its circle Of
female spectators, tents and colo ., brawny clrn-msn,
with muscular bare legs, paids, and forth in the
lire. One heard tbe tender melody of the pipes.
Robeltsons brass baad also discoursed. There were
all kinds Of refreshments on the ground from simple
coc 20 extreme morbus. The games we're celebrated
in this order;
!. Thowirg the Heavy Hsmrer; 2, ThT9wirs te Lilhs
Hammers fasslas the Csber The Brosiswerd Dsace s.
sEr, Race g. IN! ssndins JUMP @ The Rabpins jump, TO-
n The sas Rec u IbG iiads T. The The IijhI1s Fps
The Long Races l6. The Whcei5suow kscs.
"Puitng the Heavy Stone" was perhaps the most
serious Of the games, but all Of them were played
with uneOmproGsing spirit, and the dancers, Jumpers,
and runners were earnestly appauded. Tne sack race
was funny -Four men impeded the motion Of their
limbs and tried their speed, two falling helpiessly by
the way, and the gorous victor getting in by long ard
easy Jumps across the circle. Prizes Of first sDd 'ec-
opd cla.e quality were awarded 10 the bes, men in al
departments Of industry.
Tue brass baud seduced tho younger and gidder
portion Of tie crowd to the patora by nc side Of the
river which they shook with much dancing, the jig
being held in great favor aud predicting the lveleat
displays. Wien the day had nearly worn out the
hewgsg sounded, and the Club. its guests, and The
Judges gathered themselves together and marched to
the Third-aycnue car. Leaving the cars at Eighth
street. they marched through Broadway 20 the Mercer
House and thence probably proceeded quietly TO their
homes, highly pleased with it ali.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
Fire M Great Harrington.

srocxsxIDeE. Mess, Th1rsdsJ, Sept =, IssL
Tbe cotton f,rtory in Great Darlington, belonging
TO Olney Gaf, was consumed by Gre this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
Hncefnfs OF Navigation.

ArsAHY Sent S--The amount Of tols received tom -.
oueniDG Of nsygrti 70 including the forth Wees q
ep,s lss0 we, SO se6 smogu, Of tolls rec
sos opsuing of nsvgaoa aud ncluds me z's oi
1851 wa oil y 81. en- increase Ia 1881 os *e'N"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

FoR GREEsPoRr,-Tbe steamer Massachusetts, here
after will leave james slip at O'Clock p m, instead
Of clock, for Orient, Grsonport, and sag Hsrbor.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

ALLEGED CHmD hUaDsR.-At late hour on
Wednesday afternoon, Patrick Hanlon, one OF the
laborers 10 the employ Of the New-iiaven Railroad
Company while examining the freight cars Vt the de-
POI. corner Of Centre and Franklin Streets found
carpetbag, and supposing that it hsd been leit by
come Of the produce dealers who bad come down TO
the city in the morning he took It 70 the Office TO await
a claiusut The suspicious of the parties at the oice
wers aroused by ths unpleasant smell which Issued
from tho bag, and the fact that no person had called
10 csim t. whercupon il opened and the eonten's
proved 10 be the body Of full grown male child. The
body was at once conveyed 10 the Sixth Ward Station
House, whers Coroner Schtmer held an inquest on
yes,erlsy. Or. George b. Bouton made pos'-uior-
ten examination and reported as the resu that The
child must have come to ia death by sofocation. Ihe
Jury rendered verdict in accordance with the isc"
presented in the case No clue to the parents oi the
Child has been obtained. It could net be aseert1ned
at what point OF the road the bag was deposited IN the
car.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

Couroy Corscu.-Ths Aldermen id 10. meet
lss, night, and the Courrilaen had no quorum.
Canss, the Syracuse Convention. The Aldermen II s
understood will NEE, today and the Connei!nen on
Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
Ararar. l10i.
AUGrgT 1850.

BOARD OF EDUcATIoS.--The Beard Of Education
met in their hall in Grand street on "Wednesday aiter-
noon; VIM f. Curts, President, in the chair.
Nominations were received for evening school
tspchers from the various WaTds, which after some
cseusson, were referred to the Committee on Even
ing Schools.
An application was made for the payment OF ibree
months salary % Mr. Thomas Gibbons, te4che- o. i'
Fourth Ward, which OecaeioDed some angry o.. ..-
lin. IL was finally referred to Special CoumS q
Of hve with power % order payment.
Tho Commissioners OF the First Ward also gave rise
10 a liue skirnis', which showed that The Local
Board Of school Officers about equally divided
un all atiers Of bneiGess Necessary to the educational
interests Of the Ward. A Sredil Committee OF i've
was resorted for the purpose Of investigating tho
blaird Of the Local Board.
A motion to pay tho teachers Of the Normal School
for the month Of August, after lorg and acrmoooua
disculs II, was adopted by vote of Is Yeas 70 10
Nays.
1he Board transacted some further business Of 3
routine mature, aud adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
Hree,pts Of PrOdaee.

ss2T s-i37so bbls Flour $40 do. Corn Hesl. fIe de-
Wisky 81 $50 brsh Wheat "a 40 do Corn, 20 ESQ do Os,
C pg Provisions. 2do. ABho8 2.S do. Lard 30 kess do
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

MILLgarrgs.--This strange sect Is recognizing an
holding meetings in various parts. The expected time
Of the end of toe world is only Ave weeks from tai
timo--.he l2,h October, 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
MARRIED..
DIE d.

TYsON-OpELI-on Weda o.dsy. Sept g. ~ iLs Rev. DI.
Knapp Cha, ". Tyson 70 Mia Ht7rea ods al o. shi'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

Loss OF TIE BRlrisH SHIP CoLLEES BAws.-CaPt.
Hall Of the bark Mend from Liverpool, arrived on
Ts1sasy nosnipg, regO.ia, 1T sst. st y W. lan'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06


individual aQpinst whom an indictment is now pend
ING for bribery and perjury, is said to have taken
refuge in The pleasant village Of Coburg, Canada
West where no hls been visited by New-YOrk de-
teetive officer Mr. Dusenbery, the detective sent in
search Of him, ia said to have eventually discovered
him sitting In he pabc room of q hotel at Coburg,
Quietly smoking "a cigar. The meeting is thus de-
scriboj:
The Major (MouniiOy was Major 10 kerrig3n's
Regiment but dared rot remain a. his rostl looked no
IN asot ishmeut but recognizing The officer, pleasantly
asked If that DGsenborry. Being assuFrd thst It
was the individual named, the officer was asked 10
take seat. He did so. Then 10 take drink, which
lie refused. ,,...
DnsenborTy minated that he 20 desired, most de-
VERY WE'LL" was the reply, "jast walk over the
way with me- while make n few necessaFy arrange
ments."
Proceeding scross the street, the couple halted be-
fore the Office Of legal genileuen. TIE legal gentle
man in question, who sa magistrate Of the town, was
aahed by the Msior what country he was in.
Ca6ads. Sir" was the RELY.
"Weli," said The Major, " am eccnsed N New
York Of perjury base charge. by the way, but 10
ratler. Can you deliver me up under the extrsdt-on
treatyl'
No, Sir" was the lacoaic response.
"Now, Dusy," said the Major, with oil the bland
address Is al this place. and that am likely to spend
the Winter here. Tue sloiging will soon be excel
lent the skating superb Ike the place at present
somewhat better than Newiork; business Is very dui
there So Moa1GOy did not come home with tho de-
toCtive.
ASornIR FLUID DisAsTER.-YofeTdsy Coroner
Jloknan held On inquest on the body q C-;laIi1s
Ryan, an Irish girl l6 years Of oge, a. Bsieyuo Hos
pal where she died on "Wednesday night from the
efectS OF burns received in oarelessly filing fUid
lamp while one Of the vicks was lighted. Deceased
wss a domes,ie In the employ OF sirs. Taylor,
residing In the upper part Of tie city. appears that
the lamp exploded the hands # the girl and ee' tire
to heT Dire &C. scoGeng heE in tie most drea ful man
ner. The Jury returned verdict Of " "A'eicenisl
death"
Mas KILLED on THE HUDSON RIvTR RAILEoAD.-
From letters found m the pockets Of the "unknown
man killed on the Hudson River Railroad, o. Wednes-
day evening, it appears that his name was Gilman
Goodman of SommerSet, Niagara County, NeT-Hoik'
CTR Hen THRoAr.-Yesierday woman named
Agnes Methere, resid;Dg at No. - Bedford street,
while aboiirg under fit Of temporary insanity, CT
her throat viii razer. She wac reported dead az the
Coronere Office but il appeared hat she was still alive,
and at the hospital. She is, however, IN hopeless
condition.
D.popr ov ,uv nfsp ef tho City Of New.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

The Rock lala0d Road shows iaIling on n Ar3lst
|f$l1,C63.
The Gcrmanis Fire Insurance Company has dectlei
ssemi- nutal dividend Of v cent, payable on the ih
in2. TIE business Of tbe Clearing House to-day was
slS4 oo0 larger than it has been for some time Gu
single day, excepting Monday when two days seeio-
nsnts were made en- one day.
The drah On cur Banks fer az v cent ins.slimsnt
90 the loan hss not Yet made s appearance at tbeSub-
Treasury, but the Bank Managers have irfcrnat9l
oft Il viii be OF has been made.
The appeal Of Mr. Chase 70 the pasrioasm Of the
people in behalf Of ths National oen Ia meeting with
shsaty Response. the number Of depostoEs hss bssn
sger to-day Than On any previous day, noswi.haasd-
.n large number applied q; tbs Banks instead OF tie
easlssasat. Tho aggregate mguat taken cannot 5e
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

SUSPECTED BURsLAR ARREsTRD.--0lieer SVitzer
Of the Fourth Preciuct arrested Thomas Mccain yea
terdy morning on susI con of being engaged in tho
10 beiy of tr. MallAd house, on the corner af
Grand and Myrtle avenue on saturday night la1:. lie
was locked up for bearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
Report OF rnr DIsrEssAHrrs Of ths City Of New

During tbs month Of Ausut sbove shown meass AZ
medicine afforded grstu
tousy 20 10 6ss persons The principal causes Of dsia were
eholors nfsntusl phhisis and msssHu ias p.oyhns d
chiedy sccied digestive sad eircnstotZ syste,
Amors Lo most important cholera i,iantrn ED phss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

SgIzURIs YTsrEsDAT.-The bark Laura Russ Of
Belfest, fJom Yars with sugar, seized under tho
Surveyors orders eTday morning on account Of her
being partly owned 10 Florida. The schooner CeTits
wa. also seized. Perhaps the most notable capture
however, WA made by Morris aid Graft two inspec-
tors Of customs IN charge Of the steamship Marion
namely: large P,mstto fAg. II was found secreted
10 the berth in the mates Ii seems little singu-
hr that aaer ito Government bss become largely
interested in this vessol by charter and purchase that
fsg Of this description should still 10 retained.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

CH.FLnscIEs.-There were forty or fftyarplieauts
for the chspainey Of the Rev. Col. Peuy's Brooklyn
Regiment the Rev. Dr. Strickland, one Of the editors
Of The Ncr- York ChriStiaa Advocate aE1 Journal,
being the successful candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
Abs.ract of ReneInl ba!anee aheet.
Tosl,..,sg8,257 80, B3 c8li iss s3ec7ep7 s?s19I 81
Toiss...s2sgs7,7ss ssse3l ss6 saso5sOs7 sssfl sco

'Trcusfsri 10 Cs1s-acon iDo5actel from Funded Deb:
STATEMENT ~ Co., E1TaasI and DVi&ead Jry~ 60 opening
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
s.c.x, EaARr.

sgC1Nn BOARD. %
eROTniled Stalesys 65. 87l 80 FnehA , i.,s "a
sOoo u 4 ~ pl, Reg: Ut ~ a. ~. ~ gs
$50 irtssrIy q c,ht 70 pS@Srf S@aA = 2 = ~ IN
Year NatsE,........s. sd ~ - o. nv 81
900 TTasa. y Yci. No'es y. q w w Z, 49,. n al
roo KeBucAy ia os..' t1t = " ~. - N IN ~
Tenn Go '9O.s's ~ ~ nieI' 80 IA
SlCJ0 Missouri STATE ts. ~ ~ A4'eh, o " iD "'' ~
1900 DO ...........bJO " &C 's's. 49, -
40 California Stale 7... iI4 ~ Mich > MTG 'a = ~
f2CO Nifisia S,ste ts.... as4I 2 " Fc 70 q IN
9tOp ~ Cen. Bds 10. .lOl 500 CgTe Snd toL hh b'
400 J. Cen 10. Mtso .iC3 iJ0l do,........ f.'
b(H0 Nich. CoI. p cent o1 df,.,-,..'...s co.. ~
lst Mtee. ST Couv.Gs - iil5 Che hoek J. ff~ ~
9e0V Harlem Isl M,ge. Is 30 50 do.'...'''' .b'v "a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

Tie architect Of TIE Psyoni. Ferry Building. was
Mr.. John M Derrick. surveyo; Of CaToll Place
Blcecker street, Eew.York, and not III. Wood, ns
stated by us.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

ion gas adopted directing the sue of bonds amount.
ing 70 sy0OJ. in anticipation Of the taxes Of nsKt
year. or ihis sum, 500 s requi'ed by the suoer
INGREDIENTS Of the Poor, and $4,000 for currspt sx
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

TIE CoURTs-Ths Special Term Of the Scprsms
Cont adjourned on Wednesday nnlil The lGth inst,
when the Csleadar, wmah was not re ,ched, viii be
taken up. The next Clreuit Court viii be held 10 De-
tober. The General Term meets az Poughkeepsie on
Monday next. The City Court will hold Special
Term on Saturday next. Jury trials viii commence
on the l6ih lust, and wi continue t~o weeks The
Cours OF Oyer and Terniner, and Sessions viii meet
in October
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
We annex our usual summary Of the Export. Of Do
sED.,so5


Tie exports Of Cotton GOods from Boston, iron
Aug. % 10 AUG. 40, were as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

CoRosER's IsoUEsrs.-Coroner Bennett-h held an 10.
quest at Fort Hamilton, ON Wednesday, upon ire bols
Of man found drowned In the Narrows The de-
ceased was abolt so years Of age, dre sell in Lick
hat black pants block satin vest, white shirt, White
drawers, and calf-skio boots. Upon bis person was
found prescri ton, No. 1884 from DIR. Allen, pre-
pared and sold By Clement g. Blosd d, Fllbing, J..
/ and dated 1860. verdict Of " Found drowned
was rendered. Further information Can be obtalned
Of the Coroner az Bay Ridge l.. |.
Coroner Hegeman held an inqnest npon the body Of
John O. Cob1rn, at the corner Of Was ington and
Tllary streets The deceased died suddenly, and it
wee al first supposed from the effects Of poison but it
appeared that he bsd beeo sahect to disease OF The
heart, which was pronounced the Cause OF death.
verdict in accordance was rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

A.. rihE AND ACCIDENT About Ieo'clpck on wednes.
Robert Ferren in Spencer s.rse. near W;iio,,. ~
zee, causing damage TO the amount Of 81 OuO bsfors
;ns names could Be exingaihsd which ssre s a
1870. ~ as re r 'S mans Irust Company Of 5000
while working the machine One Of bis iinysrs yn~
been caught under the fake. il was eomnIe,i, "a
OIL he was conducted % .ho Brooklyn City Hos1ai.
The FIRE Is supposed 10 lave beel the yo,f "a ar
incendaIy, from the fact hat 1t originated In anaTt
ments vacated but few days previously.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

Mas KILLED on TuE HUDsoH RIvEE RAILROAD
From letters found N the pockets Of the "unknown
man killed on the Hudson River Railroad, o. Wednes-
day evening, it spyears that bis name was Gilman
Goodman Of Sommerset, Niagara County, New-foik
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25

RENEpy rc:s Iy-GRoxINa NAILS. 1T is
stated b. n correspondent Of the .iedicnl
and Surgical journal tha. a cauterisation
with hot tsllow is an immediate cure for
in-g-o~ing nails. II. says:
The patient On whom tried this was
a young lady who had been unable to pu,
nn shoe for several months. and decided.
ly the worst case had ever seen. The
disease had been Of long standing. The
edge Of the nail was deeply undermined;
the granuIations formed high ridge.
partly covered the skin. aud rus constantly
oozing from the roo, of the nails; ,he
whole the was swollen. aud extremely ten
der aud painful. Ny mode Of proceeding
was this: put very small piece Of tai
low in spoon and heated it over . lxmr,
until it became very hot. dropping two or
three drops between the nail aud grsuu!a-
tons The efec: was alu,ost magical
Pain and tenderncsg we're at once relsivei.
and 10 u few days ,hs grsariaiions were
all gone. the diseased paris dry ani desti-
:ute of feeling. aud tl,- edge Of the Hal!
exposed 50 as to adaai, OF being pared With.
ont any inconvenience. The cure MAS
complete. and the trouble Dever returned
have tested this plan repeatedly since,
With the same satisfactory results. The
operation causes little or uo pain. it the
tallow Is propvrly bssssd."
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25

AK ArrEcrisG 1ScipgSr. No. many
years tince, SAYS Frazer's Msgasine, Ger
tain miners. working far under ground.
came upon the body Of poor fellow who
had persisted in the sufocating pit forty
years before. Some chemical agent TO
wtirh the oody had been subjected-an
agent prepared ia the laboratory Of natur.
bad efi,ctuslly arrested the progrsss Of
decay. They brought il up to the surface,
aud fr awhile. till s!it cnsmbled sxay
through exposure 10 the atmospbere. il
Lay the image of "A fine, sturdy young man.
No convul>i"n had passed over the face in
death-the features we're tranquil; the hair
was black as JET. No one recognised tho
tace-a generation had grown up since
the day on which the miner went down
his shaft for the last time. But a tot
tering old woman. who had hurried from
her cottage at hearing the news. came up.
and she knew again the face which
through all these years sh, had never
quite f"rgatten. The poor miner was to
have been her husband the day after that
on which he died. They were rough
people, Of course. wh6 were looking on;
a liberal education and refued feelings
are not deemed essential to man whose
work is to get up Goals. Or even tin; but
there. were 10 irv eycs there when the
gray-headed old Pilgrim cast herself upon
the y"a,hfu! corpse. and poured out to its
deaf ear many words of endcarment uursed
for forty years. II was a touching con-
trast--.he one $" old. the other so young.
They had both been young these long
wears ago; but time bad gone ON with the
living. and stood still With the dead.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25

TO rHE AMERICAN pEopLE The
Boston journal of yesterday has dane q
she honor to vhino about our appesl q
the people Of America.
The summer sun Of the departed
year did not shine upon . country % hap
py, so prosperous. SO free a. .Mamachn-
sctts. Nosone nov. .invsdss our BORDER,
our property is protected, our persons are
free; but the diress calamity which Prcyii.
dencc permits to af1ict The hamsn race has
fallen npon as. and ve srss 70 saEsv fro,a
the horrors Of civil var. This is the b.. :
ter bread Of Republicanism. The Journal
and its party have led on a mad furious
crusade against the South because they
hold slaves. II took various forms: some
times as the freesoil par.y-sametimes the
form of the Chicago PLATFORM; but it was
always the same nureasoning. unreasonaA
bile abstraction n-opposi,ion to the South
because they held slaves.
1t began in the cant and hypocrisy that
the people of the North were holier than
the planters Of the South, ana bad tho
right in their immaculate purity 70 lecture
them from the pulpit. the lyceun. the po-
liticsl stump and the party press upon
their sins against humanity.
1t is ending 10 the madness which is
now plunging us into civil war. But
enough. Bossos Courier.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
I Correspo"de~s cfthe Bait Republican,.
LKoSARDTowN, April ltS.

Notwithstanding the inelemency of this
morning. u goodly number Of our people
collected here to hear the news from the
sea. Of var. and from the coantry ssner-
ally. The result Of the contest in Charles
ton caused lively emotions of joy. Th.
symPathi"s Of every man were for the sue
cess Of our Southern brethren, and thew
were gra'iicd. We regret war. and civil
war especially. but We justify the South
srn Confedesaey. in doing. what | hope
our people will be ready to do. defending
themselves sgai"s, outrsges. threats and
encroschIaents upen their dearest rights
The Proclamation If Lincoln was read With
perfect contempt. and every man utterer,
counter Proclamation that no requisition
fron Lincoln or Hicks should. even be the
Consequences what the might, free thcin
TO 6ght against their Southern brethren.
| send herewith declaration of our
people in regard to the course of Govern.r
Hicks in refusing to call together the
representatives Of the people. to which Is
appended . most significant pledge. which.
! assure you. n,esns something. consider
ing ti'e men who .igued 1t
The declaration was endorsed By every
man present. and Vas ther calmly and
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