The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

county, Va; Kelley, Ford q Co.'S Mills, Ffeder,
va: Thomas Aimes' Mills, Marion smith y
Rock island Nils. Charlotte, N. O., which
pared 10 make to Measure AZ the sh0rtest not
the latest and most approved stylea-eoods thai
pare in every respect with the bess Northern
quality 10 French. There can be no longer an eso
buying goods manufactured out OF the state. In
we keep always on hand stock OF French and
cloths and cassimeres, not to be surpassed by en-
In the city. We have the best Of cutters, and {
workmen not 70 be surpassed by any house In tho Fl
with determination 70 furnish our patrons With
ern ciothing-material raised South, goods vose
cut and made South, and we trust 70 be sold az \
South, as we are determined TO do all in oar pow
push forward Southern institutions. Spence
ciothers and merchant tailors, corner OF MAN and
teenth streets, Richmond, Va.
MACHINERY, ETC.
HOME ESTRrRiM.-C. b. Churchill, p. ii. McGra
Iathrop Natchez iron and brass foundry. We o.
pared 70 make steam engines, saw mills, ciste VI
sash weights, lamp posts, cotton carriers, cotton p
CRATE bars ventilators, gas retors, hiching posts
carriers, bolts, and wrought iron work OF all kinds
will also furnish TO order Aker's boiler alarm Il n
rything required on plantation in the shape Of ma
ny. Churchlls improved cotton press, which
ceived the unqualified appreciation Of all the planter
have used II, 10 manufactured and sold by ls.
make siphons, Of any diameter, for draining pur
which is the cheapest method Of draining where CT
are not allowed. Having the patterns Of the "P
Press" we are prepared 10 execute orders for
having the patent right. We will furnish ca
wrought iron ratings and verandahs ct short
plates Of which can be seen at the foundry. Jobt
Ill descriptions In our line done with despatch.
Churchill L. Co. I
MISSISSIPPI FOUNDRY AGEHCY-At the American Nj
Depot, 40 81. Charles street, corner Of Graver. Ne
leans. During the present year beautiful patterns
8, 9, 10, IL, IL and 10 inch cylinders, stationary,
8, 8, Q and 10 inch portable engines have been
pleted and are now offered for sale, together viii
mills, grist mills, shingle machines, brick machines
ton screens, and other machinery, comprising the
stock ever offered for sale; while, at the same time
Of southern invention and manufacture, and Of
and quality unequalled by any Northern importa'
muel II. Gilman.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY, ETC.
HOME MANUFACTURH.-E A. Tyler, lis CAnA
New Orleans, dealer in fine watches, clocks jeweFl
yer and plated ware. Manufactures TO order silver
and jewery; diamonds reset. watches, clocks and j
ry repaired. Fine French and English fancy goods,
ware, &c.
PAINTS. 1f
SOUTHERN INDEPKNDKSCE-TR RESULT OF Non
AGGRESSION The undersigned having been appointe
agents for the South Carolina White Lead, Zinc and
Works, are now prepared to furnish the Southern I
with variety Of brands of the above purely home
facture, warranted equal TO similar grades d Nor
factory of the kind south Of Philadelphia, it has Do
claims for encouragement upon the Southern p
Orders solicited. liberal discount TO the trade.
Purse Co., sole agents, West side Of Monument sc
opposite the Pulaski House, Savannah. -.
FIREARMS, ETC.
A. E. LOPEZ Co., ITS Congress- street, have 10
ceived an invoice Of fine laminated steel guns, mar
tured expressly to their order, by s. A, Goddard
and Hollis & Sheath, Birmingham. They invite ate
of sportsmen others TO these beautiful guns, ~
TO their assortment Of rifles, double and single
pistols Of various patents, powder, shot, gun wads
choan and rfinua atl,a 0f all
done with neatness, at l75 Congress street, N
square, Savannah, Geo. -
MILITARY NouE-ARMs FOR VoLuNrMR9 -voln
companies, and counties desiring arms, are hereb
the best English and American guns, including the
ME musket, English Enfield rifle, rifed muskets,
either angular or sword bayonets. Fine navy ps
Also French cavalry sabres, superior article, Is
Orders respectfully solicited Also, on hama our
large variety Of officers swords, belts sashes, epAo4
PEASANTS, gloves, spurs, &C., together with buttsns
bindings, ana all necessary trimmings for uni
Mitchell Tyler, 108 Main street, Richmond, Va.
MUsKEs, MUsKKrs, NUsKErs.-The undersigned
thorized by j. Scholedeld Sons and Goodman, of 81
ham, England, to take orders for the direct mpc
Of the Enfield pattern rifle muskets, viz Emile.
musket, as used BY the English army; Enfield
contract will find it TO their advantage by calling
McIaurin, "a Bank place, New Orleans
SOUTHERN MADE PLANTATION HATs.-One hundred
genuine wool hats, from the Warriors ManufAct
Company, Tuscaloosa, Ala. just received and Tor "a
B. Valentine 4 Co., 81 Common street, New 0nes
THE IMPREGNABILITY OF CHARLES
HARBOR.
charleston correspondent March 13) Of Hartford n
! had an opportunity Of visiting the fnrts On
Island, touching at Fort Johnson, on the way dow
harbor. The part ef James Island, near Fort Johns
n n alanH
measure of precaution. and il wise In fact and benz
in result / landed 1t Cummings Point, near Ste
iron battery. The contrver and builder Of this b
10 Clement Stevens, Esq, the intelligent and este
cashier Of the Planters and Mechanice' Bank Of this
though active and faithful In the discharge Of his
uties, he finds time 70 give his State the benefit
engineering ability. Lower down upon Morris L.
sand battery, erected by Major Stevens, who is Q
ed with the military academy of this city. This b.
bears the name of It's builder. examined the nci
terry, as il 10 called, with the arrangement for op
and closing them after the dscharge-also the 4
zine and the covered passage-to protect the men
not In action, and which gees by the Lame Of the
hole" On Line with this strong work Ia q morta'
s-inch coumbiads; to the right Of the iron hat.
another sand 6inch columbiad battery and fro
point down TO the end Of Morris Island there are ba
behind almost every sand hill. A vessel with reI
ments approaching by the south channel win
pass within half mile Of line of batteries four
In length, and in face of Fort Moultrie and the sam
teries on Sullivan Island II may well be said that
take 20 ,000 men and the navy 81 the United e:at
place reinforcements in Fort Sumter. IL must the
given up but will IL be evacuated as was Fort
rie, after burning the gun carriages and destroying
public property II IL is, and IL has been limited
this course will be pursued, there will be storm
all parties such az was mot raised by Major Ander
frat exploit. II
THE WAY cHARLEsTONIANs TREAT THEIR IA
BROTHERS.
From the Boston Traveller. March NJ
tAmw -.
Charleston s. c., 10th instant arrived here this 10
with 033 bales cotton, forty six terces rice and
packages merchandise, and seven passengers Al
the passengers were three gentlemen Of leieur6.
went from here In her for the express purpose of
with their own eyes and hearing with their own
the great commotion Of the fire eaters. They state
Boston, and upon every occasion when they wei
troduced TO distinguished citizens they invariably
OF themselves as Boetonians vet their reception VI
that they could have desired. They were not dogge
they had reason to apprehend from the tenor of tho
received here, nor did any one ask them import
questions There was plenty Of soldering, marching
counter marching, but they saw no rowdyisu. r
Clans spoke freely TO them about the ahrs or the
try, but expressed regret about secession on the
1ary, the people seemed determined 70 have no,
more TO do with the United States.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
GOLD TO BE COINED FOR THE SOUTHERN CONF
RACY.
We understand that considerable amount or roj
foreign coinage has recently been forwarded BY 3
~ New orleans 70 q Philadelphia bank for the pnrpoe
having IL converted into American coin a lie n,
states Mint In this cityhe reason assigned for trans
ting u mere, instead Of having il coined NJ the New
leans hint being want Of confidence In tho htter
luton since has fallen into the hands Of the seces