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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
From VA shington.

WASHINGTON, May 25,h.-Ellsworths per-
sonal ire nds are deeply afflicted. Bells are
ringing, buildings crapcd AID flags AT half
mast. The remains are lying in state at the
Navy Yard.
Government has startling intelligence from
Baltimore. Sound and prou'ne1l Union men
are secretly aiding tie >ecrssiouistS: Their
names and plans are known.
The mails in Ill tha Seee,led States, excerpt
Tennessee, are to be di-continued Il, order OF
the Postmaster tie"crai
The Seventh Regiment have oc: pied Ar
lington Heights, and the Six,y-ninlh are
throwing up breast works there. Forty,tivr
OF the Virginia Cavalry surrendered, finding
themselves at the mouth of the guns.
The steamer Mount Vernon nearly sunk
bcip.o sra.ci!ing Alexandria. 1t is supposed
she WAS secretly ily!:r! ct the Navy Yard.
lIacper'S Ferry aEd Norf'iH a.r 10 lie ii
mu,aucuu>iy attacked.
BY the Proclamation Of the British Gov
erlmrlli, it. Subjects are forbidden to enlist
s.;p< # V anll 'rf,i-lh,rs; and are forbid
.!e,, /: /; ::i'rmYi 10 break blockade actually
,.;,v,,;iv .--," Garry soldiers, dispatches, or
...,,rr.. If war, inr-c,ih,f party.
Spdl' orders six war irSaic, of tiiS first
Gas =, An,rciH c,r,.1S.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
The War News.

The intelligence frUr tho sert If war (says tie
Charleston Courier of Monday has infused a
stimulus into troops that will yet tell with ter
rihle effect on our foes. An slrnos. simultaneous
offer has been made from the Volunteer regiments
now in camp, to enter the Confederate States GER
vice. and proceed ut oucs to Virginia.
Col. ". Jenkins Regiment, eleven hundred
strong, which has been in camp and nn suivan's
Island drilling for several weeks, will be mustered
into service very soon by Assistant Adjutalt
General D. Il. .IYncs, {. S. A., and will start in
day OF two.
Col. Casll's fine Regiment, Mt Florence, nearly
nine hundred strong, are also rendy to start for
the scene Of action.
Col. Bacon's Regiment, eight hundred strong,
now encamred near Aiken, are ready for departure
ut n moments notice.
Col. lIalnp'on's Legion expect to move soop.
Col. Williau.', Col. IIagvols and Col. Riols
Regiments have almost unanimously volunteered
and bcen accepted besides which, other offers Of
men and means hive poured in upon Gov. piclens
n I'd ter. Dc.ursgar'. In les than ten days
these noble regiments vii: he IN the msrrh FIR
the Old Dominion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
Replies to Capt. Mnrley.

Responsible nanlc- have forwarded to Ms from
Richmond, Na., replies 10 Cap:. WARLsY's article,
published ii This paper two weeks ago, in regard
10 the division OF the Is, Regiment, Col. tErG,:.
&c. With tho highest cstcer, f.r these absent
gentlemen. :nt feeling int they have perfect
right to the Use "l nrr columns in this matter we
must yet be excused FOR interro,ng our editorials
rrcrogaive in storpins;:s unpleasant controversy
20 far as we are able. Tie article Uf Capt. W...
LEY did not meet "nr approval; aud we regret
'E.;t We dill nu rcsi$; its publication strenuously.
Having lubisfc, il. we sec the error in its trnc
magnitude. Sn far III the returned iH,riieid RI
rem,a are concerned. such aa article was not
needed, here ut least, ~ viu'iirac their position
in the premises. They lad been brave AMI faith.
ful sccrs il: II lief hut arduous canpaisn, nnd
M one ;i hume LlaTc,l lcla for electing to re.
main i'll their State throughout the few months
that were lett Of their term Of $rrYcc Aud we
now take ii@ other ground, tla,. ~ far NJ onr
Ei,rfciL sol'licrs whU went 10 Virginia are cor
crrncd, reply to the article in question is not
needed either here anywhere in this Stute, to
place them risht before Tue public. They are
brave honorable, patriotic men. in the direct dis
charEe"i THAT highest "i IHiies after i'e service Vi
God: tie .Lt'"re q ih-ir cDnnt,y ana that coun-
try viii hearh.u ~ nothing that may in ANY wHv
ni''c' he'F rti'a't''"i' wh'e 'hey stand ba'tiiaS
iFlin III! 'he'f ;''''y ""al"ss INC l"'a<i"" "' m
insulting a"' 'e'e.'''Fts sH'h Inc ""'y sn'hs
y" capt " ""..I' ,'''''e '''' ssen'. 10 '""en
'ne''' i''S"''J' - '''' .'e .S'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Third Attack on Scwell's Point.
NOKroLx, va, May - 1851,

Aaothcr attack wa made un Sewel's Point
Yesterday mulniug. by the steamer Minnesota
w., ,ots were fired i:cr: Inc battery and
three from Tia. s:,:alncr, after which she
moved of in tho direction uE james River
Later in the day another attack was made 10y
the tug Iur:n2 Anier!ca. A lew shots We're
fired from tl: battery, causing the tug to re.
treat. Thus several unsuccessful attempts
have bfen made to prevent the erection OF
our works; and what j, fortunate, SO far We
have sustained no injury OF any note. On
the Other hand, in the engagement OF Sum
day, the Mnlf:tclIp is reported 10 haye lost
six men. Captain Hunter. oi our navy, who
visited her after the fight, brings 10 us tl'.s
statement. II is thought no one was kilrd
on either side iii tho last si:irIuish but the
readiness OF our men in fighting evinccs a
spirit of re eiS.ai!ce worthy of comment.
The Monticello, it is sa:d has gone atawarti.
|, is presumed she sustained heavy damages
in I.er engagement, which in'iuccd this move.
rather bricvc sIc WAS mistaken in our
strength. II is nu,ncVusly thought the de-
s:gn of oar enrmy i'll making these lill"
,'brnsl.c>,'' is 10 invade lis by lard, and IL
nllv 10 t..ke in,s SC. sou of our Yard. This |
regard im,ussble. Under the eye oI Gcu.
tiwynn. it has undergone the sironScs! iorii-
!i.sipn, and l.incoln's cohorts Can never Pre-
vail
am paired 10 say another one Of the
young Sen, SMi.h$ Ct Georgia, has died,
Uui OF IT,. three hrnlhcrs ~hu nobly calnc to
.lr rrScnc of our L,rnved State, only one sur
yYe- to r,ulirn th,r io$s. G,td be with the
parents i, strengthen and sustain lhc:a in
hi, their ,!,rp ,iiiicton. III y distant land,
our syrn,,iiri = reSIonl, ;.n'! we consiSn, with
bitter tears. this loved one To the silent grave.
PokrsMnvrG Va, May ~, lSGl.-Thc
na,,crv III Svwr!l's Point was again the ob.
eci ii interest Yesterday evening. A-stcai-
er frrin The Dab 'un's squadron about Old
Point ;,u, tie mouths ui cir rivers. approach.
ed this battery ard sn0ts were cxcllangcd.-
The respectful Ii !aHcc, hnwcver, maintained
!y ti" Internal in,alrr, proved 10 be withoa;
the rang. Of our guns. ,ih;, WAS a source Of
regret for sc did rct .siSll to wa.!e Il Grain Of
powder. Captain Coiqu;;t, the gallant COLL
mander of the accrp'is!'e'! Light Guards
truln Georgia. now has ci:arge of tnis battery.
In the former sparrrg lie h"d 10 cool the ar.
dor of our braves. He made them IN co.
ancnt speech Of fifteen minutes, Which Lad
iii" desired effect. and then Srli,ins the aciion
t. the word, himself aimed thu shot WHICH
told upon the Monticello. The shell which
the s,ral4cr Ei"'i yesterday cvrni L fell near
lhr battery vi'hnu' rXplosiun-ihc tIs'' Iav.
ing refused, ail thus thwarled the drvili$h
design @. il, operator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
Washington Affairs.

WAsulyGroS, May eG.-presider, Lincoln and
lien. Mansfield were simultaneously Informed of
startling hcs;ities the Part Of Suutherners,
while attending EllswOrL's funeral. Heavy AN
ing and dtns: smoke was seen suuthwmi-thc for
mer attributed to guns-,kc lu'ter to camp ires
The utmost vigilance il required On tho part Of
the Federalis,s to guard against surprise.
4 skrlni>h is reported at Arlington II H:igh,s.-
No particulars received.
Seven bridges aud fifteen miles of rai!io.i west
If Alexandra, have bccm destroyed.
Gov. Banks, Of Massachusetts,, has been made
Major General.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
Froa Tic Ausu.ll Republic.
Dctaiis Of the Occupation of Alex"
Nntlriu

Rlc.MoSu, May 22;i,h-Fnrty mounted
,r..,, in III. service OF Virginia. under Goth
,na'i II Capt. BAL; were taken prisoners al
..irAan,ri:. Yesterday morning. Having hast
timely warning. il is surpassed that Eali Sur-
rendered Intentionally. Mr.. Jackson, the
proprietor Of .Le lluirl, was asleep when Col.
Ellsworth entered aud iuTe tlnwn the C"n!ei
crate !iag. which was prominently displayed
from the EuteI. awakened hy :hn n"!sa,
jackson Spr;tny IL his lee. and shot E:ls%"r i
through tie heart with $; d.Nihlc-l,arrrllrd
sun. Jackson vas Immediately ridlcd by
the bullets ,t t;'e Xuuavt.S. After his death
h,s body was hacked by bayoncts. Alter tie
train hal left with Colonel l.errrtl's command.
five hundred Hnuavrs tore up the railroad
track. The railroad bridge WAS burned by
the virginiaus. The telegraph office was
taken possession of ly the Federal forces =
the operators ciir,ri!s their escape with
their Instruments. The Federal ;r""ps landed
from st.am,rs One Company Of living Ar
lilrrr and Cav;,i'y c;.nir ,vcr by bridge. Our
seni,rel. ;i;,l.. the r'srr fired 1ir;'n the >'ea-
rr: and the tire w:ls r'iurncd " item. Nj
our ;r,ap>, with 'h" rX,"iNi";' =; Capt Balls
Company, rScaFsd IL sa'.tE. All i"ra'iis
who desired, were p-rmi':G q: irnFe iowa.
General Lee considers Alexandria lnicicnsi.
BILE. Should the Federal tr:mp; :.tlsaH;.,'. the
first battle will take place al MaIass';> } =! C.
ton. as our ,rnnps will MT rr:r@"! t'.rsirr.
General Bun''am has been ;,i,'I"':'s : !'"n-
forced, and is fully prepared IL: i:;:f"i:' :'':':;;
have the pn>t ui hU,ur, and will r:laiEtaili
thc:f ground at all iazards.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
Edgeficldinthe Hampton Legion.

Captain GAnY's large 1,igh, Infantry Company
aad Capt ErrLER'i Corps of Cavalry will soOn
20 into active service, both having been received
into the Hamp'm LegioH. II is matter Of congrat-
ula,inn that Elsciiel'i is thu. handsomely REPRE-
sented in this command. We have before .p"kcr
our high Appreciation Of the fell officers "f This
service II is with l.:is that we n"w udl the
announcement, that Edgciirld las given, in the
person of Gen J. L. Gal.rIx, the third field OFF,
Ger to the L.Ji"a. Il is needless to speak Of
General GRIFFIN on this side of the State, where
he is 50 we'll known as gentleman ANA ~ an
oficrr. Suffice It to say, that h. Is the Very man
Gor the ,iaer in every possible view Of the arrange
ment.
1t cannot BE- but thai. the whole State will watch
the progress of The Htm!'ion Lcyj"" with the
deepest interest. In Edgsiiell our hearts beat
warmly for its welfare ar glory. That the au-
thurities uf S"u;h Carolina regard it with equal
concern and pride, We Ito not doubi. That they
will afford it all p"tsillc facilities in speedily
developing It's S;rnng proportions, is expected MS
matter Of course. Mt ~ 10 81, might prove IN
unfortunate circumstance both for the Legion an'l
the s,nte 1t is with pleasure we learn, that lior.
PlcrEys has rxlcr.lcd sush MD as his position
warrants to- this military movement. We trus, he
will continue to- 10 far rs he possibly can.
+, will surely meet tic hearty approval OF tire
pcolle Of South Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29

TIE ISG0MAR.-The well known steamer
Inromur has been suh 10 lhc Confederate
States for sl2 Con. Yesterday her hr'iding
ard uinilnr,. Xec taken out Of her, suck ar
lic,cs l.ing 2'si,icrrl suprrllui,Irs in the
i,nsi,;cs for willch >hc is destined. She will
leave to morrow ;ur up the river, under the
military command Of Captain Bryan, taking
with her six 81 Founders. recently arrived
from Charleston, and other matcriaI.-Mcm'
rl:is appeal, !2til,
PRlLEs III TEE PRlvArEERS.-icscr!,r.
: ,ays thu " y. Delta ol the 18th, as We noted,
the plivalrrr V II. Ivy captured Two PRIZES
;,rlow tic bar ut l." river. lieSr prizes cen.
sis, Of the ship Marshall, in ballast, Cap'.
Spra.u .ur. from ilayre vi. Key West The ship
t:n"I Train: Cap. Bnrwrll, from Singapore;
csryo 4 l15 Jacks ul salt. Three more prizes
are bei:ig sough: outside tic bar ANA may DO
oycshsapd '!:;s marn!nE
GIVE Ii ! QpARrEG. - imong other
brave .c,s Of the military at Washington it is
common thing iii squad If them 10 meet
PLATA ci;izer and demand :! quarter 10
buy Il trin;-ilyxamili.: (ia Scal!i@l.
Il is HE custom IN a!f til'. 'e'ssr,t "a utli e.
t.. go add : - -. r g.! ':'tl CONC: ~ ai:
u;s;a,,.,> sui lrum ll' III. lhr ia-i cisiii.t,
ul wis,i".n ard encrsy by Lincoln, is .he >r6.
i.rcul these la al; Tie Offices of tirc North, t.r
ii.,. ,,;.>, year. Inc purpose is II hnat W
"l.r,:tc,> il ;tic y .r;l that MA" lave .Lerlr
st.,;Iius l:.:$sasc& ut sympathy 10 the S.,Glli.
a.i lmni,ii !!ici,.. We may aoun EXPECT 10
h.:ir If vi, ritter r tic cH.;:i:iat.on OF rvtrr
ipiy.t:= iiciirr ~:.icil lnay pas through the
p,su!licr 80 tie South.
Nix. llSrEY ~ LoHDoy.--ln private
letter written from L"u'lou to his friends in
his cry. Ilun William l.. Yaaccy says, there
is, a strong contest going on between the Ex
rtcr Hall AboliIionistS and the Ministry. Tie
Exeter Abnlti r;s;S are as bitter against the
Sout rs the Massachusetts. ant.slavery IA
na,cS. The Ministry party however, urc in.
roraI,c to the Southern Conir'lclac;, hu! he
ing in IA small aj"rily hav' to PROCEED eau,
tio;lsly to obtain the concurrence OF The peo.
pie. Mr. Yaucey does not doubt The success
OF his missiou.-Moutgomery Advertiser
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
I,rurlnniatinu.

IN IAN "rnrlr. ~ :!iE ruNfEni%iTs. - AT;:'
wacn = p'"plv wiio rer"s'''%" their lri' :
,i,:l,,. ,,i, :! ~; feel Themselves >urTon"'i''r
hy r..; AZ! H;l!i i.u'rv. i; !"'r".ars theta !.
i,r. ,,ha ri,rIa elves u,rs Inc 'itSrra'siI 81 -
il:yi Inc i:,,.il;..:.'. tu 'v'o ,,z Ills r!.Et*"n
.,,yrr,.r..,. Is. III =, HIS ;:'"tn'Ss II
Li:,r> a>'. IA. >uri.i,'s''' !t'S 'I"rc'inl pro
tr..,;nu If tine riutIr".
,,,,. ,,,.,,;;.t p;.s ,!> IT re Divine Blessing
E:;:nr: ,,X:r!ni.rl "a In" tilnrS oi t':. people
NJ, "a, Confederate s:..,,> .: .:r!ir' 10 snaIn
,,,,.,,I p-.rr!ra,.: :.:t.,:.': liberty, inlv'!ah:
..;...,., arl natl ,,.! ,:.i"iT.;.l-nce. d"nSn,:
r:,r ! v.n, aud a,a:'t-!. gratitude. IL f't'
cr;,,,.s ,r a ~ ;,;yc ;:i.:i,; .t:t''>tatlon a.
tl.s .r...,,.-. .;ni ~! ,".r dependence upon
/! ,iy. n' al !:,r !..;i:. and 10 !i'oEc iGr
t..,,,;:,il.n... d. III His i,vo". hnoSlts, liza
!. n l..ii ..st an'l r!.''i"nn> r:''Se can s"l;;
70. D:y.r. iar,,r. WI. wu..hl mplnrr ihc l."r''
@. Il ,,i> /, .u;,le anl tiFrt! oar policy III '!l'
=,.,lii, al, rgit. duty. i.r,'i"', am! nerry, L.
nui,. our ;,.;:.;S AMI Du. efforts Tor lhc II"
i.c. Of "ur dearest rights TO slrrrict.'e o"r
Wc..ki,,..s crown uus #:,li- wiii SucceSs, a""
i. ,,:r as l., >",.,lr" sIradv. just aud honcr'
a',,' peace.
J., ,:n>,. eats. :,:.! in conformity with 'h
r.,,,.>t ri G.,rgrc->. i:,:i'c the people OF t!'
,',,s..i,::.,r States In the slsrI rancc ot Il d',
81; i:..ti.,s ;..,l prayer. hy such religious SER
SO. a. ,u,y ir. >,!itai!.. r the occasion. an'
rccva.::ral !hnrs;!ay. the 9TH day OF June
.,.xt. -: ,,.,; ,,srpp+.: ami that W. my ~
~ that c:y. w;: Ii nnc Accord. lnn III i',imo,'
r..ver n;.i approach - Hin in whose hand
49,. Are. i:lv,,hi:r !l;u: 10 inspire MS with :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
.....ssio, or North Carolina.

:,,a:.l thn r;nsing Of balls and the boominc
ci cannon. rniagied with the deai.nin: sh"n' :
Of .:ousaa.! Ut h., Al voices ;s>nng from TIE
,;,:i,cri,n ian.s of Us many true ireemen,
we have Iii. pleasure 10 ;nHcG!ce t!'at, a
live an,. half o'clock. Monday e%.n:ns,, tie
eo,a Ola Eor!l, STATE, God bless her a"d hif
sons, passed inc ordinance o: secession unai:-
;;anusly by ,!er'as!;,,, her eternal selarat. on
,ron The t.ovcrnn.:ii OF The late Ini'e.'
States, aDSo!ving her people :7om ali a'";;-
.,,nr thereto. am! rcsi!ui.s haf sovereignty
~ al lis elements and departments. ="
tongue can describe the enthusiasm that pre-
walls. 1t can only hc conceived by him wh"
i..< studied tue patient suffering OF tn: ol'
:,r,.sse! Jews while in tic land Of bondage
AMI thu. ioys which 'hey felt whe" they
r.ac!r.i tic land Of promise. The per>ecut'c G
,.ce>siolii,ts-ali,! al! are seceSSionlSts now
l.ave hal elory; enough for one day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
fr 10 - c.. .,yl,s ~ .Mrrcury.
The iGra,:ua .. tiisinia,
,,,, t,.,,,, kt.rt. pn,,,,,

RlcuMoNp, Ma, 2i I'll, NbI1ioi i;,v:!.
der, have al =: :.,,c:: Ia. i'1t'n;.c, and
row ncrnp Y .!n al! ,:rx4u,lr. is in
III" pus,, :. i,,,, i Ia" U;,i!r: States tro"rs
ihrs ,n,ir !.,r a;i'-.a::cr early 'i':s :'..''n'-
iii. ini..r "Xc:ie..,'..i! .r...;rii. :i'r"i'!
il" tr"i! u. ~. :..':m.
ii.:G. S.".;i ~ a..:.. r'.:,li;:'it Il |. >.
C.va!fy nwas,;> !ar;'"rs Err.
SE:'" u DESPATCH.
CIR. M.-'i':,c ei;c ny has cut The wires iE-
tween Alexandria ai;,l Mana>sas Jn"c::o",
but wc have Il few more facts from the seat
uf war.
The numh.r of tic Northern troops now
nycuny;n. if.xl!:1ria is about 5tAS).
Our ;raui,s, ahoa GOO i# nlnlbcr, retired
il gop,! order. IN full view Of the enemy, to
Fa ari,x S;a,i,,l,, ten miles from AlrxaniIia,
nl ihc lue oi The Orange and Alexandra
Railroad
General Bun!,am, with the Palmetto Brig
adj, c.n.sis'!,s If Col. Gregg S and Col.
Krrslnw's Regiments. 1000 strong. Is at
Manassas junction. He als' has command
of Gen. Cock s forces al Calreprr Court
House, ncarrr Alexandria. making his com
,nand il all brtwe.'n 5 600 ::.,l G00O mrn.
An additional Regiment las To 'lay hes''
sent 10 his support.
THIRD DESPATCH.
r.. .N--Wr have just ceivcd tllt i"llp"-
ia. ini, rnnalion by telegraph from M..na>s'.'
Junction.
Manassas JUNCTION, NJ Y 2+.-The LIN
coin lroun:, in !argr force, are IN full l"'SseS-
sion ut tue city Of Alexandria.
Ellsworth, Colonel Of the ..cw York Ere
Xnnayra. this nrl,l!!:... em(eavorea 10 Remove
the Confederate S,,.rs iag Which floats over
the Marshall linu>r, on King street This
was thu largest ID n"at c:'asr cGunS banner
in AZ x,...i4:., tia. ,,iain'y visible from the
s,n.;l " ,,,l 81, II IL: White Iiorse in Wash
,....;.,. IL y" !r,.'"r ot the H"'el, Jack
;,..I:.,...>. .:,...an, and ;lr unconl'ro
Il. H.: >.cc-$r,i%:. refused /" permit the
-. re. u;N.r hi. r,::i;;s. i"n L; swostil's
s;;, l:,p;in: j" tear ."wn The ilas by '"rce, he
was Sh ii dead by jackson.
The Fire ,uavrS iuInicdiatrly y fell upon
:. ck<on. ami he was literally hacked to pieces
heir sabre hay"nets.
ll six hrntrttl Sou,!icl n troops belonging
to Alexandria have arrived here.
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GolyG lIoME.-Three members Of The New
York Sixth Regiment, arrived Ee:c in des.
flute condition last evening, ard applied to
Marshal Kane for assistance 10 reach their
homes. Uuc of them, a Lieutenant, states
they were induced by deception to enlist, and
they. with one hundred and Fifty Of their com.
radcs, refused TO take the oath, when they
were disarmed and ordered of from the camp,
On the .,lllnpolis road. ard assured they
would be murdered in Baltimore if they at
tempted to reach home this way. They re
port the camp as in destitute condition, and
that their ralinnS Lad bcrn almost solely
crackers. there being 10 meat, and but little
bread Marshall Kane and his lncn humane
Is provided them for their Journey, and pro-
cured them pessrs nnr!lwar,l, and they de-
parted blessing their hrncfactnrs and rowing
nevrrto raise an arm agains. tho South
Baltimore South, May II.
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ry Lincoln and his Cabinet are said to be

r Lincoln and his Cabinet are said to be
united in sentiment upon the measures when The
t;0rcrrr.ca. should. ADOPT, in case England OF
rraacc recognize thc Confederate States. War
will b: tie inevitable consequence.
1ei.' 1i:e atc:, political news from Europe Is
:, ,i. ,iTrct that The Southern Commissioners had
reached Paris IN Ia', IN interview with Ihouve-
mel. The Brtisl, Proclamation declares the iu-
,cntior to maintain t;rrt neutrality and impartial
it.; between the Government Of the United States
and certain States styling themselves the C"ntcde-
rat. States. and warns British subjects that they
" ii! Forfeit the protection of their G"vernmeat II
they engage o:l rithcr side.
sJ Senator Douglas, ut last accounts, was
Still unvalcscing--rhcumntsm aud not typhoid
fever, us enormously reported being the ch":ncttr
;,I lis a!lictiou.
aS- There i. NO! probably, says the Richmond
Unpu,ch, in the armies Of any country in the
world timer specimen of the gentleman and SOL
,licr than Gen. Lee. In his profession he has IL"
superior, AMI u'en his preparations and arrange
mcuts for the great struggle come to he known, II
will ls scer that noihing has b1cn left undone
which the u!n,u., resources OF military genius und
wisdom curd suggest. Ills devotion to Virginia
is uuicuncd, and never, since the days OF Wash
ipr,rii. has she hal in the Gcll nohlcr and more
Gcirni representative.