St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-09-05

this time Is far frum being calculated I'D |
allay apprehcnsions. 1t can but magnify
them.
From the NcW T1rE Herald.
TIE LONELINESS OF HARMONY. !
the outbreak Of this Southern febcllion VIC /
have no: neglected the duty of marking |
and exposing the disorganixing schrmes
and movements Of the radical abolition |
wing of the Republican party. We have
shown that the bloody instructions of the
New York Trib"ne, the sneaSing incen-
diarism Of the Tm~s. and the un1iluted
abolitionism Of tn Mlrpendem, the AMi-
!Slarc..y .1aa,k.d. aud the Boston Liberia
tor, are all directed to the same object
emancipation or disunion--the liberation
nf the four millions Of slaves Of the South
by force Of arms. or the adoption Of Lloyd
Garrisoa's ultimatum, mo union with
Firm the Nesc Tnrk Times.
Bennett is just now endravoring to stir
up tn" elements of disorder AMI violence
in the North, aud especially in this city.
He is eager for more riots. for more such
mo5s as compelled him. not long ago. to
stop advocating the cause of secession AMI
to hoist the Union flag. He invukcs pub
tic Indignation against rival newspapers.
aud is especially Jealous in stirring up
hate against the Times and Tribune. Of
course he does it by lying-by falschoods
Of the most barcfaced and impudcn. sort.
1t woul,: not be in character for him to
tell the truth, even if that would serve his
tuln.
Mr. Russell AND SECRETARY BLAIR
Mr. Russell in late letter t" the London
Times. made statement to the effect that
in private department Of the Posr-office
he had found gentleman asserting letters
ut desk whom he had lately met at DIM
ncr with the Commissioners of the Con-
federate States at Washington.
According to tho RrpY'xican Of this
morning, Mr.. Russell mistakes the City
Po>t-oisice for the General Post Office. anu
it was at the former place he met the gen
tlenan alluded to (Mr. Phillips of Ala
hama). who was engaged in looking over
the foreign mail in search Of packages and
letters, which he was authorized tn fur
ward to his Southern friends, upon paying
the postage. Of course Mr.. Blair was
not present. for he has nnthing t. do with
the Washington City Post uiicc, and sell
JON goes there.
FEDERAL HILL. BALTIMORE. TO BE FoR-
rIrrED.-The work IF terrifying Federal
Hill is progressing rapidly. and over one
hundred men are hard at work in excavat-
ing for the entrcnchments, besides long
trains Of horses and carts. The building
of the Marine Observatory. which stood
upon the brow of the elevation. has been
removed to point near Captain Shiliin-
gers public house, and the old frame build
ing adjoining the old site will soon b.
leveled to the ground. The hill is on.
hundred feet above the surface Of the WA
ter.
Ex-GovERNoR LowE-The Richmond
Dispatch, of the 9th instant, announces
the arrival of the vile Of Ex-Governor
Lowe in that city. and says. Through her
kindness we are placed in possession of
late Baltimore and New York papers. y
The ex-Governor is engaged in raising a
brigade in Virginia, which the Despatch
states is to be placed in immediate ser
vie Of the most desperate kind"
TuE KENTUCKY COMMISSIONERS 1T is
reported that despatch has been received
i'll this city announcing the result of the
interview between Mr.. Lincola aud the
Commissioners sent by Gov. Mag,ffin to
Washington. 1t is stated sha. the Prcsi-
dent has determined to shape his policy,
so far as regards Kentucky. agreeably
to the wishes OF the Union members ri
the Legislature and the Union delegation
in Congress.
We regard the reply Of the President to
the Commissioners-if it shall move a.
rcported-as by no means satisfactory
as trick of the Union party to gain time,
so that by an act of the Legislature the
Lincoln encampments in the State can be
increased and legallxrd, and the SIT.
Guard d'shandcd, and when this shall be
done. there will be NO difficulty iu march
ing Lincoln soldiers into the. State. and
re-enactiug here the same scenes which
have transpired in Maryland aud Missou-
ri.-Loaiscillc CJarser.
A POLITICAL MEETING IN MARYLAND
THREATENED By SoLbsERs.-Oa last Sat-
urday. At 2 district primary meeting in
Petersv'lle, Frederick county. Nd, held
for the purpose Of choosing delegates to
the County Conventioa. in Frederick. on
the 4th proxin'o. to nominate candidate
10. Governor . Company Of Lincoln's
soldiers, guided by Union men, made
their appearance with The ayowcd obiec.
Of supervising the meeting ii it did no,
meet with the approval of the officers. who.
with arms in hands, watched personally |
over it.
Mrs. Sue A. Carter Foster, Of Muir
freesbor. North Carolina, the wife Of