The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-10

organizatioa of a Zouave Regiment ~
the army 81 the Confederate States
Also a resolution extending the provision
in relation \ patents to all slavsholding
States.
The soH ing is a special despAteht u
the Mobile Tr5unS:
IA o UT
Arkansas went out to-day. The vots
stood 90 tQl.
ur1ASDnrA.
A~LExANnkiA. Nay 5.-The citizens are
leaving in all directions. Lincoln viii
occupy tai place te-morrow.
The editor Of the Mobile Register tele.
graphs to his paper from Montgomery
Letters Of Marque.
Applications Tor three hundred Letters
of Marque nave been received. F.
MoNreotERY, May 6-The Episcopal
Convention of the Alabama Diocese to-
day separated from the jurisdiction Of the
Church of the United States.
BALTIMORE. May This city is quiet.
The Virginia Legislature has adjourned
70 the 12thof June.
BosTox. Nav 4-Orders have been issued
1 lQE the IAleLlE 0A l0uE new IfLAlAEMAe-
NEW YoRK, Nav lit Is contemplated
to suspend al the Southern mails next
week. Ii is. reported there has been a
collision between two vessels at the mouth
of Che Potomac. Hampton Roads and
the james river are strictly blOckaded.
Gov. Hicks Secretary thinks the appoint
meat of a Board of safety viii precipi-
tate Maryland into civil war a majority
Of the Board being se~cessionists.
Bosrosa May 5.-A special session Of
thef Ma 4ohusetts Legislature is called
for the 1fth.
NEE Yokk. May Major Anderson
has arrived at Washington. The frigate
Niagara ard Minnesota are ordered to
sail Immediately. 1t is said Lincoln will
demand the restoration of GospOrt Navy
Yard andeHarper's Ferry. The city of
Washington and Bavaria sailed to-day for
Europe, they took no specie.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 4-The Legislature
viii make an additional appropriation OF
$685. 600 4or war purposes.
CAIRo. MAY 1.-The Cincinnatians in
formed Prentiss that Pillow with troops
was coming to attack Cairo.
CONGRESSIONAL.
MONTGOMERY, May 6.-Mr. Curry, of Ala.
presented q bill fixing the time for the
| election of Re Representatives to Congress,
also providing for the election of Presi-
deut and Vice-president under the Per-
manenU Constitution, which was referred
to the Judiciary Committee. An act was
passed And the secrecy removed, recog-
nizing the existence of war between the
United States. and concerning Letters Of
Marque, prizes and prize goods. The
Preamble. ~recites the acts of Lincoln,
also his proclamations and the necessity
for the Confederate States to accept the
war thus commenced by him. The Act
authorizes granting Letters of Marque and
reprisal pn certain conditions. A proviso
announces the doctrine that free ships
make free goods, and thirty days are
allowed federal vessels now in the ports
of the Confederate States for purposes of
lawful commerce, to return 70 their
homes. Five per cent. of the prize
money is reserved as a fund for the
widows and orphans of those killed on
the private armed vessels and to support
the wounded.
FIRsTs OF THE SEAsON.-Mr. john HUs-
BANDS, near Shubuta has presented US with
a full grown roasting ear, the product of
his garden. The crop of grain will be
soon ready for use all over the South and
we shall have abundance. Whether will
we or Tie West be injured by their stop
ping shipments of provisions to the South
If they can afford to do without the
mone5 we pay them annually, we can
afford todo without their produce.
List OF members of the Jasper Greys,
Paulding' Jasper County, Miss.
Officers.
JANE j. SHANNON, Captain.
Thomas j. BANKsros, lsT. Lieut..
DR.. JOHN j.. WALTON, I'd.
CHARLES A. JENNINGS, Sd.
PriUates.
l. Charles R. Adams,
?. Joseph Alexander,
3. Norvell Anderson,
4. Isaac D. L. Arledge,
5. John c. c.. Bridges,
6. William Bridges,
Z. John Breihaupt,
g. samuel r. Brannan,
9. John Baker,
10. Hugh F. Cane,
II. William Corners,
II. Tobias L. Chandler,
IL. James B. Clarke,
IA. James r. Craven,
Is. James VI. Downs,
l6. John Donison,
IL. Timothy Daily,
Is. Watson Donald,
10. Benjamin Everitt,
20. John Fatheree,
81. Jefferson Fatheree.
D. Alfred p. Cough,
%. Thomas H. Green,
"a. William Gibson,
25. Allison Gibson,
&c. William F. Harper,
p. John Harper,
%. John F. Huie,
%. John c. Harris,
30. John Hopkins,
81. Eli Hudson,
30. Pleasant o. Hankins,
SO. William James Jr.,
81. Robert II. James,
30. Clement James,
SO. Daniel NJ. Jones,
81. Ransom j. Lightsey,
50. William W. Lee,
80. James Lawless,
40. Arnold Langham,
Al. John L. Under,
AZ. John r. Lopez,
43. James Lindsey,
A. Isaac McFail,
As. Elijah c. Mounger.
As. Uriah NJ. Mounger,
A.. Robert c.. Morris,
AZ. James Morris,
40. Cyrus " McCurdy,
50. Abraham B. Mver.
81. James U. Mccormick,
81. John F. Mccormick.
50. Daniel L.. Mcdonald.
81. BENJAMIN f. Mcdonald.
So. Hugh A. Mcdonald.
50. William Nc Donald,
81. John D.. Moody.
So. William y. Morgan.
50. Malcolm McRaney,
co. James II. Nealy,
81. James Overstreet,
90. Thomas J.. Overstreet,
CD. Judson W. Oliphant,
Ga. Alison Odom.
65. William n. Pardue.
Go. Jacob F. Perry,
g.. George W. Pierce,
6s. James r. Rambo.
GO. Gibson 7. Register,
20. John W. Sinclair.
Il Augustus B. Smith.
y. John Smith.
q. William Skehan,
"a. George Selby,
IS. William c. Thompson,
IS. Jacob A. Taylor,
=. Allen Turner.
-. John W. Ulmer.
70 Claude !. WilIingham.
so. Charles II. Wilson.
81. Jesse Written.
50. Robert II. Watkins.
So. o. J. Orr.
81. Joel Anderson.
-. William u. Arledge.
Sc. Greenbenry ". Anderson,
s.. George W. Keeton,
S. Jasper y. Lee.
So. F. n Mccormick.
90. John Maers.
81. Daniel l. Duke,
%. Martin G.. Turner.
%. Julius Z. Wilmington.
q. james F.. Parker.