, 1861-02-13

MAJOR ANDERSON RESISTING TIE EETREArtFs
OF ua RELATIVES,

will rernlatn fhn act;ona nf +1,oaa T. s,tane;t
lam sir. resnectfn1iV vonr T ssrvnnt ~ autao1'@'
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MAJOR ANDERSON RESISTING TIE ESTREATtEs
OF Els RELATIVES.
The Charleston correspondent Of the New
yorlr 9y,,~. ,1r;+;,,< ~, 4t,aA.1;uo.
"' W o.1 ELL tnse's sass'
Fort Mon1frfa ha5 ~. saS tnvn "esI d.
1igent Of the soldiers md their wives, stro1.
ling through King {the shopping street Of
GnaslestonG ,I,a ts met several of these women,
narnt mn3 %1e opnnt npnno On VIAL ~ women haFe
R;n,nad PIueath pna aetha to-a aaoPpang excursion.
h!t h!uthea oae 81 1nem, quo compliment to her
" tghslgntyea, 41te h "kobert Andetson" opened
mnnicatira cnncn@ anu sae became anlte com
dafan5a.s eoneeinlns eatnter ana 11s herolc
"S5Enu o. oai5 A.
sonthar1, ,so,, sn0 ,.ath I oegn oesoaght as
Maor to 9eaen ul1e qers nee
bloody confiIct commencs a1n 1nce aetG & ere 1 tae
oo.n tnele on plle1 Vlsit, Inc entreatles
49,. .st1 ~ !nat ANDERSON forbade
ts,,9a JUL % sset ~ ss!t uih agaln uness they
';e -oaahoad III, heseE 70 ntiempt TO nnict on
n4G a1laa manaoou ~ seGn ~ an maen9le stain."
,,aa asheo hs ner & 4 nef husband md hls compa1~
sha 4a;+h 19 aaah;a. @ 49, ~ KEY knoW, sir said
euT, 1AlA nasnl4S Eyes, Inat our commander
caueo every o1fcer and Soldier, a few days
nt1ee, nt.s ~ anu oeggGa ~ petsonA 1aEor th9t II
@ hny oo9 among taem y, lelt that heheld atorlorn
AoPe, that ne was At LIBERTY ut that moment to
resign, and lie should be sent to Charleston in
sa.ety! Esery man stepped forward and signed
pape., pIoMlslng, need pc, to Rhed the last
crop OF nlood N defense Of their beloved COM
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The Charleston corresnordo,,. ,f N. ,,o,.
o-,- f""oen' ~ sn0 Ne"
OFleans Datd Writes: g
We expect the bonn baztlmcntto begin before
the close Of the present week. It will be an
expensse business for both sides, beyond
4atore,,sd ~, ~ a1; tna. ~ our Nusss nave
demnn,s ryarc;ao., a .a hp -. ~ottys wv an
ceassnt ~ serv;y5.. ~ ILL., u.us4 anu ~
close easements IS a i,hor ~ r,1r,s4 ,a, ~
ta9n1, 4 ,.aa r1,,, - -, aapor Inst musI GER
1onr' ,rhav Iii, I h,ra 'snss I'LL LIZ pe,gie
our hat+ar;ea 1aT aas;i,, 10 no ~ asuel. wnie
hu frash +rsons 1 r. - ths y. aaunso esety nouI
Tia homhnraTnent MI ha H., t4t
mill FoTt snmter u si1enced NC s'es eeem kep5 ur
exhaustion Of the garrison: It Tsp is possible I thss
ionrer. Tha eI9ense NJ r. III conra ,e, IVY noe
sai5 W;11 he anoPanna " ErsrH t.s ., 49, s 4ase
Fort Snmtcr cnsts nn ~ ayaE Enn IL tht!a,,
dollars Ererv nm firei1 hv ~ St,+e tats, -
an ayerage expendtnre ~ nine @ t1ie lo11orH W. "a
nromincTf ofIIcer ofEnrt Mo'i+ria ~ -
That hy c,nse ca1cn1at;on II hos haon saa ine
taied That when is batteries one,, +he coat -
diem to The State at that fort ALIVE T;i1 pes
cecd sl5OOO Pretty heavy lint Rnt th,s IA
the snrest Tav of n.ater;Ic 'uus th ~. ut .n1s ~
had better sned money tha6 Ives IN IT, n neam W.
gition. ~'''''A - - - 40 <'eaat'
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eSo1a eAlsoAiSAs cAosES WEAPON
The Louisville Journal says:
South Carolina has been hesitating rs to the
a% 9lna MO Of missile she should chiefly depend On
stand ~ 1ood antha.;t y nu,1 S4 9u4 a Ws un1er
down upon the bomb,
ropr sn,,r
saVs the Co,er n verv creas1ons " c;1c9as
a report that Fort Sumter had been reinforced.
we 90 not believe 1t, but our readers can de.