The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

FROM SOUTH CAneIiHA'

"a .s-nx Dec al -Strong fortiflcations
81 Nna@'na erected 10 and around the haroor, 10
80 any attempt TO send reinforcement" 10
AZ art sumter. -, ....r..txx ,,,.r,,chav
CO. ,ss southern States, rendering men TO
~ .sod South Carolina
81 fsRCoNp pIsrATCH.l
III So. -, usrt,S bee. 3t.~-There Is no fesulc-
IN On plnced by 'iie eu'"oi '"e" "' o
III "a ms from thir city ,,,,os
81 No attack on Major Anderson Is mtaI- ', 20.
81 saautboriti.s are auxionsiy awaung 'ne
81 II, Of the South Carolina mission 10 wan
#reton. The popuiase n 3"'e'
q giciai res raini. $500.
y Tns Governor so far has refused 10 accept
q the tender of mea from ne southern . 'a'eS'
1 " THIRD DISPATCH.
,o,yrvsroN Jan The Convention was
,'o"ag with prayer by Rev. Mr. Dnpree, In
uhich ne said "Oh. God VIII Anou pIihs
. 80 fssIon aud discontinue upon our enemies,
"a wiit Thou strengthen the hearts ana
80 ,hs arms # our sous, 80 meet ifts great
Srs in he name Of the God of Israel"
a. Tha president Of the Convention received
highly important communlcd'ioh' Vi Se''e'
character. ,, ,.., a.. pa
s,fant Is a bn.t Of Jno. g. Calhoun, IN pure
while marble, and inscribed on paper hea!
il are the words, truth, Jus'icp, ia'et NJ
Won have written your names IN Tue booA Va
! 10 FIJI up the page with deitbe ramon.
4 The storm is from the North. The day Is IaI
sosnt and the night is at hand. Our n0nes
.aad honor. Summon the e'l%sn asc 20 o.
q on the parade ground for Inspection N
q southern Coniederacy VIII be PEI ite'eu -, :,
q ali lis functions before the LIST OF feoih ai5'
FOURTH p1sPATCHl
81 ruARLEsroN, Jan. l. Commander Petit
q crsy at Castle Pinskuey, orders thht no po't
d hail be permitted to eppToach the wharf,
Without permission. Ii this order Is violated,
y no declares that serious consequences will
sasue. . -. =. s H.
guarded. ,,-,..o,. Lido. ,o.a .aose,sd
their services a, the forts, aud some have pre-
pared bedding for the soldiers
\ Free postal communications Is malh'alhee
between the forts aud the city.
The Visilant Rifles have gone on secret ser
vice to Morris Island. The Ionase Cadei q
and German Rifles proceeded down the mar oo'
al noon to- day. ,. I,ta h.,.
di.continugd their trips for the present.
sly compauies drill in the city this evening
The palmetto q anrd, one hundred strong
have charge OF the u. >. Arsenal over WEici
the Palmetto, instead oi the Naioh'1i' h'e
! floats. .,.-,,-. .,o.
C.mmadore Shubrck is in this city, CUES
8 of Col Isaac w. itayne.
4 Montgomery Gaia telegram announces
,ha arrival home OF J. ID EimoTe, the CCmmis
,iouar from Alabama TO this State.
A orrespondent writing 10 The courier au
yises merchants TO be careful how they shlI
merchandise on long voyages, ana beware
4 BRUSH aud French ships. Another CORES
pondent suggests cotton bfeast"orhs 10
Charleston.
i several Banks of the interior OF the Stat
q have agreed 10 take their respective proper
q Ions OF Sft0000 State loan.
Collector Coicock gives notice thar All ves
4 .els from ports outside of South Carciin
y must cute and clear.
In the Convention to day the President an
u. unced the appointment OF the foIlpWln
8 COmmis soUers 10 the slaveholding States
FLORIDA, l.. w. Spratt; Alabama, A r. Cal
houn Mississippi, NJ. l.. Bonham; LOUIS
iana Jno. l. Manning Arkansas, A g. Spain
Gporgia aud Texas are not mentioned.
"a FIFTH DIsPATCBI
CHARLESTON, Jan. THE Convention yes
& terday pasSsd and made public an oTdinHnc
s defining and Furnishing treason. In addiuo
8 to the already existing State law, 1t declare
4 lsvyiug war against the State, adnering to II
s enemies or giving them aid and comfort, shai
8 be punished by death without the benefit c
y clergy.
& Another ordinance is passed, assuming al
a the pcwers. judicial. DC, which heretofor
have been exercised by Congress.
d The Baltimor. dispatch received here, l
3 which Henry Winter Davis figures about q
z amcabie ad ustment, Ia the house Commli
tee delighted some minor officials and Tn
ladies' A General thinks the dispatch Is fais'