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ALABAMA AND THE PUBLIC LAsDs.-The Mont.

ALABAMA AND THE 1UBLlC 1ANDE.-lle MONT
gomery Post says:
The public lands in this State; by an Ordinance
Of the Conve5tiOR. have been resumed by the State
The laws Of the United States, regulating their sales
and disposs, have been adopted far applicable
The land offices are continued, and the Registers
and Receivers directed 10 transact their business
in future with the State Of. Alabama, aud not with
the General Land Office at Washington.
TaE AMENITIES OF WAR.-Under this caption very
good article appeared some time since in Blac0osds
Magazine The late equalization at San Antonio
would furnish the writer with another instruc-
tive incident The Alamo Express says:
Alarge concourse of citizens had collected to bid
the troops of war goodbye, and when the two com
panies under the command of Major Smith and Cap
tain King, marched out with colors flying and band
playing the national airs. and the old buetridded
and war-stained banner of the Eighth regiment
floating in the breeze, there was most profound
sensation amongst the people-strong men wept We
have never seen so much feeling evnced on any oe-
cason. The people cheered the troops all along the
streets and many followed them to the head of the
San Pedro. where they encamped
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RESIGNATION OF A MASSACHUSETTS, JUsTIGE-Jus-
tice Nj. BRADFORD WHITE, in the commission Of the
peace for the county of Middlesex, Massachusetts,,
resigned because he cannot conscientiousy hold a
Judicial Office under the government of State
whose Executive and Legislature seems to manifest
anxiety to involve the nation in war by the hasty
and unsolicited offer of the military forces of the
State to be used against the citizens of sovereign
and co equal States, who seek no quarrel with us,
nor menaeed any of oQr rights as equal members Ct
the Confederaey
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SECESSION IN My YORy,-The New York World
says: 1t is thought that there is large body of
concert with the Secessionists, and that they are
under the control of a gentleman, of high official
position. Already the superintendent of Police has
instituted inquiries to find out where their armories
are located, in order. no doubt. to act promptly
should it prove true that small army is quietly
drilling in our midst, in order to seize the Federal
property in this locality.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

The UNITED STATES NAvY.-The NaUal REGISTER
for 1861, Just published, gives the following list of
naval vessels: 10 ne-Ofbattle ships 10 sailing fri
gates, Fl sailing sleeps Of war, 3 sailing briggs
schooner and store shlps-tota 81 sailing vessels
and first class steam propellers second class do
second class (old and work. do, II steam gun
boats, 2 screw tenders, 3 first class sidewheel
steamers second class do, third class do, side
wheel steam tender, and steam store ships. Total,
AZ steamers-9s ships in all. About 20 of them are
serviceable men-of-war of modern stamp.
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Chancerv Coxrt. ,wooaburv,

YEVBOMAs W. WOOD Bushton, Stone 4 Co Payne 4
Coart: Martins, Peddie Hanrick Moss, Brother Co..
McFarlin. Tatnan Co.; Trewit Brother; O. H. Garden
Co.: Lobby. houlton q Woodruff Thompson Buiin 4
Valentine; & Taylor; Thompson Lyons; Robert E.
Levic Leyc, Rasn 4 Co BarcFopft Co.; Abbott Johna
Co.; Shafer, Roberts Co Lepngrott. Hunter Scott
Baker BFOhsr; Sson 1 Stone; Barnett Sexton swsren
epoonsr and against all the cretors Carichal
st. Johns, defen ants original B-It appearing from
the avit Of the eorplaant, that said depdsafs are
residents the State OF Tennessee that ordinary ro
the Law cannot be served them Therefore Il ordered
by the Clerk Master that publication be Of this order Tor
four consecutive weeks in the Vile Union and American
requiring the said dsendaDs to make their hsre
before the Chancey Court a. the aext said court to he
town o. Woodhar, he rs Monday after the an Mon
day IN March, iebi, then and there TO plead
for hearing ex parte. March 9Th, 1851.
TH0se @. WOOD, c. an,
rafS-Est chsneery Court, at Woodbury..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

KEsIGNED-Col. Leigh, of the United States Army
and aidde-camp to Lieut.. Gen. scorr. has resigned
C0l LEIGH is brother of Bishop LEIGH, of the
Fro1estan' Episcopal Church of this State, and
sonlh-iaw OF JeHN A CANPBEII- Esq, one of tina
Judges OF the Supreme Court of the United States.
We understand that Col LEIGH has already rendered
his services to the Government Of the Confederate
States, and viii be accepted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

The New Orleans Delta says the Provisional Pres
nent OF the Confederate States, some days since,
rendered to Mr. SIIDELL appointment as one of
the newly appointed Commissioners to various Eu>
pesn Governments. The Delta regrets to learn,
however, that Mr.. SLIDELI has been constrained TO
decline position in which his eminent sagacity. his
talents and his experiences, would have enabled him
to render distinguished and efficient services to the
Confederacy.
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From East Tennessee.
-. -. 4. GDrzrvf1rr Maroh Cab Ioc'

To the Editors Of the Union and american:
GESTLkMEN- Il was informed to-day by a friend Of
mine, that some one purporting to be Nashville
editor, was in this place short time ago, and had
written back to Nashville and so published in the
paper, that the people of this country for the
Union without an it," Being unwilling to lay un-
der such SANDER, and believing it to be due to our
town, myself and friends, beg leave to contradict
any such statement it is too vile a SANDER for
freemen to rest under. aaAAf aAAG
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MORE SOUTHERN TRooPs.--Y Yesterday morning
says the Richmond Dispatch, of the 3D. thirysix re-
cruits for the army of the Southern Confederacy
reached Portsmouth Va. in the Baltimore boat, and
took the cars on the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail-
road for Weldon. Quite q number of persons in
that city joined the party and the train passed up
High street they were cheered at various points.
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CAPTURED PROPERTY At SAN ANFoSIo.-From a
correspondent OF the Galveston (Texas), Neos we
learn that the military property c.ptured at San
Antonio by the Texas volunteers on the 10th was
$4,000 in specie, $4,000 arms, rs pieces mounted
artillery, A pieces ordinance, large amount of
ammunition, forage, horses, mules, etc. The whole
number of Texas troops under arms was HOO men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

Arms PoR FLORIDA.-One thousand Maynard rifles
and appendages, with $4,000 ball cartridges and
ls0o00 primers, and 1000 percussion muskets, have
been received by the State. The rifles were pur-
chased by the Governor in December last, and
Quartermaster General Archer has just returned to
Tallahassee from business connected with their de-
livery and receipt-P enSncoLd Gnzette
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

JAMES A. LEWIS vs. BotteII Observation-Disclosures in
- this froa affidavit 6led, appearing ny sasfac
ton that defendant Bott Brodden resident 81
State Of Tennessee, and indebted to plaintiff in the Of
$50 90 IL is therefore ordered by me- that publication be
made for four successive weeks In the Union Americana
handing said defendant to appear before house in
Perry county Tennessee, the eighth day OF April, 1851
plead, deRur plaintiffs attachment the
viii BE- with according 70 This ah day March,
1861. J. p LEnBFTTER j p
mar6'61-N4sprsfees3 for Perry county, Tenn.
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PATRICK HENRY AYLETT, U. S. Attorney for the
eastern district Of Virginia, has forwarded his re-
signation to Washington. He declares that, as
Virgnian, he cannot serve rnder the Administration
of ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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what the Correspondents say.

WASHINGTON, March 6.
What will Virginia do? is now the question on
every lip Private dispatches from various parts
Of the State indicate astonishing revolution in
public sentiment which, it Is needless to say, gives
satisfaction TO the Secessionists.
John Bell is here and is greatly depressed by the
inaugural. BE says it is at the same time warlike
and peaceful, but knowing the sentiments of the
South, must construe it to mean the former. Others
report that Mr.. Bell unhestatngly declares that he
considers war a certain consequence. and that the
inaugural will change the political complexion OF
Tennessee. lie remains here for the present to give
his friends the earliest indications Of which policy
Lincoln intends to pursue.
The following distinguished place seekers have
their papers ready: Mission to England, Tom Cor
win, John r Hale. Prussia, Gustavus Koerner, N.
B. Judd; Sardinia, G. P. Marsh A. Rurlingame Carl
Schurz; Spain, r. Il. Dana, VIM G. Bryant; Austria,
Natson Webb; Consul to London, W. Shower, of
Boston.
j. C. Fremont, will, it is SAID be offered the mis-
sion to France; c. NJ, Clay, that of Russia.
To the (Jdzette.
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DR. McLEANsS UNIVERSAL PILLS
For Liver Complaints BiIiausness Head.
ache &c.

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H CAUTION Beware Of Druggists or Dealers who may
try palm bsse OF Bttsrs sarsspaa (Which
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The Majority RuIe.

Mr.. LINCOLN contends, in his Inaugural, for the
right of the majority to rule the minority and to de-
eide all questions which the Constitution does not
expressly determine despite the decisions of the
Supreme Court 1t should be understood that
the present majority, in the United States is Sec
tianal majority, hostile to the institutions eff the
South, and that the minority whose rights are thus
to be summarily disposed o is the Southern party
in the States of the South. Always remember this
distinction
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OFFICES AND OFFICE SEEKERS.

The rush for the office seems gldiminished. The
applications are so very numerous that not one in
hundred will succeed There seems to be a general
application for Consulships Of course attention is
directed to the large offices first Dudley A Field,
of New York is mentioned prominently in connec-
ten with the mission to England while John P Hale,
ID is understood, will be applicant for it. ].
Watson Webb and John c. Fremont are mentioned
for the French mission. Gen. VIM. Schouler of
Boston desires the COnsulship at London, and J G.
Abbott the Consnlshlp at Callae. Both are editors
of the Boston Alas. The pressure from New York
is immense. Mr.. Opdyke will probably be chosen
Collector of that CITY, G. A setson, proprietor of
the Astor House, U. S. Marshal, and Delafeld
Smith Sinh Treasurer
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addition to the Furnnze 70 be sold In r., =
Co. this morning at 10 o'slcck they Nh al H1kLDs =
English Walnuts, Fberts, chafairne ~, ~ fooacco
PT T1s es9dg o. n1os rs' s Pickles. snus
WHISKY Bye and Tennsssee DO sehnsprs etc % scotch
ings, &c. - ' IN yaTpel-
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REPUBLICAN cAUcUs-THE COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The caucus of Republican
Senator's at the capitol this morning was held for
the purpose of forming the Standing Committees of
that body. After full consultation it was deter
mined to appoint committee VINO are to arrange
the committees for the next Congress Mr.. Sumner.
of Massachusetts,, will probably take the place of
tee on Foreign Relations. Mr.. Wade, 1t is thought
will be Chairman of the Committee on Territories.
Mr.. CoIlamer. of Vermont. of the. Judiciary Com
mittee, and Mr.. Fessenden, of Maine. Chairman of
the Finance Commute.
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TIE FOREIGN MISSIONS

For Minister to England, Senator's Sumner, Hale,
and Hon Vim. M. Eysrts of New York, are the pro-
minent cardi lates. For the mission to Sardina
Carl Schurz and Arson BurliDgamc are contesting,
but the latter will be appointed without doubt it
was through his influence IN the Foreign RelatiOns
Committee that this place was raised to full mis-
sion
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Far Cikernnar,,

FHyHE steamer HAZEL DELI. Mzrc.rsr. Cam
seesz w ls,ys for the above and al inter- 1<R
1880 ports dnzlslay the zlh Inst al II oclcsk
H Il. HARRISON,
A. HAMILTON, Agent
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John Smith, for thirly-twO years the janitor of
the University of Virginia, died on the 26th ult at
Charlottesville, Va.
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NORTH CARoLNA.-The Raleigh Standard (Unionl
claims Union victory in North Carolina, but ex-
plains: - 7N~ --'
" In speaking of the successful party Unionists.
we must not lie understood as saying that they
will submit to the administration of the Govern
ment on sectional or Black Republican principles,
but that they anxious to preserve the Union on
Constitutional basis, and such guarantees will
lead to permanent reconstruction of the Union"
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SouIhEkh and western Hides sor sale By
~ JsLUMsDzN 4 90 4.
No. Ii South Market street
ssrJniop and American 7,u., Nashville, Tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19
BYTHE GOVERNOR or yIEGIxiA.
A 0CLANATIoE.
EXECUTIVE DEpAETMKNT,
hfynMnNh y, Iy ySs3h fGRl

~
hicHxoSp, Jsiy 10Th, 1851.
In the Requtsision for the Militia, called for ~
he President Of the Confederate States, and en-
Traced In the Proclamation Of the Executive Of
he 18th inst, the following classes Of persons
viii be On emptsd from tho call
first.-All Operatives employed In the manu-
actuTs Of Arms. Ammunition, spd other Muni-
ions Of War, and OF Wooten Goods II he TrosLs,
spd the por ons superintending such Operatives.
s,a,es or for the state Of Virgins. Rmploy sss *
he Southern Express Company In each ease
sr,iscas Of he Military Oacsr OF Department
em1p'oyitG him CT them before tho exempt N
econc--aI il Uficers of Banks and their Branches
who shall be cor. iaed by the President thereof 10
be necessary for ON the operations Of the
Third -Ovsrseers Of Farms, who shall produce
he certificate OF thsir employer or othsr autho-
fzed agent, that !hsy are 30 employsd
employed In any GTiss mill, upon the production
Il a certificate of their being employed. BY
some Justice OF the Peace Of their county or cor.
Fifth The Police Of the cities Of Riohmond.>
.ion of certificate Of their Office from tbs Mayor
SIKH Persons necessary to the operation aud
unn1nG Of Rs isoad~, and the repair III their
rolling stock; also, tnoss necessary to the opera
ION Fl 1elsgra hines. upon his production n
certificate from the PRESIDENTS or buperfn,enA-
eats of such Railroads, or the Managers of such
Telegraph Lines
authorized 70 obtain members Of voldntesr COM
panies tor the War out Of the ranks Of tho Militia
Compan les, under the Proclamation IL tn Ex Sou
i've calling for three Thousand men. uattl that
numher are obtained and when such yelBn-
:. or Coln any IL organized, the persons enroll ID
therein ara to be exeiDp: from Militia 1usy, upcn
producing the Certificate OF tho Captain VI such
Company.
All officers enrolling tbs Militia. or mastering
them into service, a.e hsreby ordered to all ~
The exemptions herein msnti0nsd. aud give =
written discharge to those who NAV have bssn
enrolled or mustered Into service, when satisfied
that the parties are entitled 10 exemption.
JunN LEfCHER.
NJ All papers publishing the Proclamation
" I7-st
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\ TRIPLE REFUSE.
CASUALTIES, &c.

MANASSAS, July IS, 1861 .--3en. Beauregs,.
achieved great victory to-day. At daybreat
this morning the enemy appeared in full fore,
1t Bulls Run and attempted to cross.
The scene OF the battle was three mill,
North west Ut Manassas Junction. Bcaure
gard commanded in person.
The height Of the battle was at four o'cloci
shis afternoon, and the battle ceased ut Ave
The enemy were rcpuIsed three times Will
considerable loss, and retreated In great con
fusion.
William Sanchter, of the Alexandra Rifle
nen, was killed. One Federal officer Of higl
rank was killed and his horse taken. Sever
aundreo dollars In gold was found on his per
son.
Capt. Dslany of the llth Virginia Regimen,
vas wounded in the arm.
A shot passed through the kitchen of III.
house where Beauregard was At dinner. I'll.
enemy is supposed TO have discovered hi.
whereabouts. They also Hred into our hos.
pital, over which yellow nag was flying.
Our casualties are small. The First auo
Seventeenth Virginia Regiments were promi.
aena in the fight.
Colonel +. T. Moore, OF Richmond. VIZ.
slightly wounded.
The Washington Artillery, of New Orleans
did great execution.
The light extended along Bulls Run about
4 mile. DCxcAx
[sEcOND DIsPATCH.]
MANASSAS, July ls-Eyening I'm the Is,
Va. Regiment, (Col. Moore's.) the following
casualties occurred James X Lee, MORTAL,
wounded-not expected to hive. Private Ri.
ley, Company +, and Private Whitaker. ci
Company =, also MORALLY wounded and no,
expected to live. Private Disconte, Comps
b; Private Wilkinson, Company g.; Privat.
Mallory, Company q. were killed instantly
Thirteen OF the Regiment are missing.
Col. Moore's Regiment suffered most. and
bore the brunt Of the battle The commano
after the wounding Of Col. Moore, deyolyed
apon Lieut.. Col. Fry, aided by Major Skin.
neT and Adjutant Mitchell, who say that tn.
enemies bullets flew like hail The latter saw
eleven of his men wounded at one volley -
The enemy fought we'll
Major Harrison of the nth Va. Regimen
was MORALLY wounded. 1t is reported tina
the enemy threw chain shot.
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AN AMERICAN STEAMER TAKEN BIT CHrrEsE
PIRATRs.-The particulars of the probable loss
Of MIR. Thomas Colt, the second son Of the
Rev. DIR. Colt, of st. Johns Church, Bridge
port, Conn, are given in the following ex-
tract. The Hong Kong Daily Press, of April
25th, publishes the following from the Hong
Kong Shipping list:
The Wilawete brings the sad news from
Canton of the American steamer Melee on
her way down last evening, about O'Clock,
having been taken possession of by her Chi
nese passengers, near the Second Bar run
ashore, and pluDdered. Itappears she had on
board full cargo and a quantity of treasure,
and that she took on board oneh half her pas
sengers at Canton, and the other half at
Whampoa. MIR. Colt. the pnrser, was In his
cabin, and seems to have been the first at
tackled, having received a mortal wound about
the breast or shoulder. Ha~Danaged, how
ever, to Chamber on the de- Then Captain
Ricaby made a rush below his arms and
either jumped or was knocked Overheard, and
probably drowned. The cargo was trans-ship-
ped into Junk, that was In waiting for signal
from the steamer, after which she was de-
serted by the pirates, and as soon as the tide
rose and f1oated her off, taken back to Canton
by her Chinese crew. The vessel is now in
charge Of the u. S. Consul, and the Gum. Fa
had been sent in search of informa ton: a gun.
boat would probably follow. There is little ur
no hope of the Captain being found alive, for
his china boy, assisted by u boats crew from
Dutch vessel, had made diligent search for
him along both banks of the river.