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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

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NUMBER l54
me DiafInetisn BotTecn Aliens aua Gu.

-- - ZDEGs
l.baJ Correspondence has lust besn pub
son. one Of the nost eiue5s y 5-- ~ I - os-
~ epcn subject which Is Of vast interest
y : -,.es NUMBER Of the residents Of ths South:
SON TO JUDGE rEARsox.
ms I1i h2asF Z. CT Justice Psason.
the - OF the President Of
ahethsr am affected b. Il or would h. consssre5
Q citizen as II a native. 80 % Ooi''-Sle@
!, ~ 90 porn y me Stats Of New York in 1895 and
resided ever sincs married il Nor.5 C...i;-,.
~ ny property i hsre am al acting Justc. ~ -
Peaes in Ia5idn. and hare bean Tor 49,, =
and have held Offices Of trust and profit unls- ~
state, and have repeatedly sworn sllsoi-rca ~
NORTH Carolina, settled heFe to remain De-rs.
nenfsy, and have never altered my intention al -.
naming. Am required 70 DO any act nnasr tbss
ProeianationI An answer win obllge,
Yours truly, JAS DoDsz
iadEn, Il. c. Aug "a, 1851 rf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

Nashville and Decatur Railroad
CHANGE OF soHEDU44.
1HR0UGR TO MEMPHIS IN II HOURS.
An Sunday, July 9lst 1851 Mall Train WIN lsSvS
~ RSgh lille Daily PE
Returning, arrive a. NASHVILLE at lis A NJ.
Way Passenger Trsna wieGve Nashville daily czcet Sun
days. at A ii
Returning, sr1vs al Nashville 6IoP.M.
IL The A u Tram connects with Trains TO Huutu-
Vile and Chattanooga
IL The P. n, Tram with Trains 70 0Oriath,
Grand J Junction, Eenpbs and EFV C<ieSas-
juyI9-u Y. ON PEEKTNs,
General Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
Rnndnsia Iale semsnaFy.

rVHTy Irsation for Boarding Day Pzpus situated en-
IL GalaEa Turnpike Nbout miles from NashgiIIe,
rsn eommeseel the i0 q SEPTEMBER, l5Si, and viz
% ,sSsIlSia EATH. CROSS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
ChnnKe of IocRtton.

DHxNG compelled TO 60 South, Of the health
NJ family, will Be located Cor the winter 81 the sla
Depot q PcndexteF Little Co.. No. l5 BG-ene street, Ne
orianS where viii be pleased 70 friends, and viii gV
prompt attention 70 the sale Of all property consigned me h
Agen Nv Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend to depot
daEhxs and negroes that cannot be so Nashville BY IN
sructag them, VIII be forwarded to Ne eans Hoping
Str AtesntsH to business the part = and assn
q merit csztinnance Of the liberal patron reore e
tended ne, respectfully solicit the favors CT Tg onp
Hen In ny linsI other for NashvIs or New ORR
noVll-a WILL u ABs Ga
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
notice to mershaa.,s and

WVAVING been appointed Collector o. the Pe-.--1 To q.
Tsnnssi Or, unser tn sou herH Goni=des--. -tr-z-
sha pFocsed to collect The Du.ies Cd al Do isL
Merchandise imported into Ii sta from any sL ft
insludtd in the So1therb Conefe0t d ot-- e be
Railroads Steamboats,, Wagons, or sny OH
Eeyance JEssS E=-L E-,
iuly2S.Im PaB OollectcT q the f'rt Of -- 2e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
r o. aOLEAN,s VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
EENTs ..-
best ElxSernai IN the World for Wan or

FFvaOUsAEBs Uengs have been avsd nis Of de-
crepttUie isery, ~ The Of this nYaluRbh Lni
Il viii relieve PAIN ALMOST instsntAneeusy, and II
viii cleanse purify AMI heal the oasst S0RB IL incredible
shot tine fcLBAES VOLCANIC OH LIHIMENT will re
ueFe Of Rheumatism, sout Men
rRlza PsF&Y5ls Co. rsced Muscles Stiffness Weak
neis tie 5G.ats Elzcl Lg2nents, II viii nsVe Tall
I've aupes sal Throat, Headache Esschs
For 3c-Gs O. an Pain is InfSllibls hemsdy
Try H. sad ~Ji end indi pelshls remedy Keep ii
klEsFs n had
FLaNTE RA&a sas. u any ons having charge OF horse
viii 5y X NcLesn's VelcaBic OIL Linment II
Is saJs5y n 'lble Tor Calls, sprains, ohafes
sg-l- l. Sore Wounds Scratches, a3y
4. sI---7al ~ e. = Il, ii you vii be convinced
DG toL IL, sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, Nc
F--- ~ -sf-a > By BsrTy Denoyille ande
Is. maF-93-tE&Nly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
TaC arnenfars.
ASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA r.. H
60 @Rs 8
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
sd. ON AND AFFHz -flss z.
TEUBSDaEJSEPTElBER. STA, SCI,

Esps -s,r on tie NAshyiIis and Chattanooga Rarssd
vii CcH Ss e isE---
CONG EAST. -s-
u 80 as-.s!Ile al s.Ij 81 and 3.Oa P NJ
awe =. chattanooga go u ana SIS Pm
C0XIG5 WEST
al.s4aooss 81 G;3A A II ana 900 P Il.
adv -s5hyilie 3. 81 land 4.O0P n
Z1 T e., laR Nashville at s:l5 M,connects At War;
v.,a 5h hyvlis French, q Tuahors with McAlnn-
sll chester IA irnsd ana Decherd with WiochGtsg
s4-al, Esr ad- al Coran With seuacee Rssr1Ad, and
. E Go We7tsrb and Atlantic haIroad.
F5 tay- Naa1vilie soup n, connects Gt war
tss VIE. ly e Branch, at evenson with Memphis and
r-G tirCl, snd e Chatta-Uoga With East Tenn and
l-1, lli $50 o-rI nd Atlantic Railroads.
A1g Ise1s 20 the oloEing points, and at priess amer
e. < La a. houIs, on application 10 The Ticket Agsnt
JE-s, ne
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

-slt tU -, IEGstI comp. GsseS.
Tra y. Oeel at gres' expense sna trouble
= h pose Of Rk-kOLLINu OLD
r ..-yAL SO $50 for u nanvfac, ure Of EW
Kos, I'M re biishmeut Of the kind in The
C. .it-al1 kG hoped with hat en5sETsss.
u.icr hi On rave constant eEapoy ment,
t---e5y suy PREV t.! interests nf The great Rail-
o. .- su-th As yet, however, they have
g sncaarag uent eNoep from The Roads in the
Vi -iT OF u NH -hUu Aeir interest,
tGr-E' 4 Ties Ids, qu tia this establishment shsuA bs
n-fl.
$ -rrod C. Say the VARIOUS Railroad
-J' rcile1 that New Rails,
falH,gb Glth either a
a. . ity, ar0H I'D receive their
tsT Ht rs be ert IN opeEtoh. But IS sc
D.. 90 a Of ord siTe
E.sk $50 We t1xe-
.tIGLO & EAAEaAE.
Atlanta, G5ol
..,ss-, -s .Jpy EeeE, aad orwasd
bill 10 CeU U5, Atsats, and copies Of the pa
par containing Sc siysT'suspt, marked 70 Bsas scoaed
hGrkhAEf tVlyl9lE
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Bark MtIIs.

FEVHE soss improved doussErindng Bark kliIyst invent,
ed IL being manufactured, ana Wlli bs ready ~ ~
iEeEy By ths hrst OF October For sale e 81 ~
He'll South Market stEsst, gsSAViIIs Tssns
buAaDnN MANn,
septl u No S. AAgazins street. EsE Orleans, Ls-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28


he Blood-restoring die sick, suffering invalid 20
HEAL n AND STRENGTH.
There is 40 sststake AbOn1 Et.
It will cure Lvs Comp aius, Dyspepsia DiarhBs, Dyssi
tsry Headache 81 sp Fever and AEs, Inward
Fever Bar B-sA any disease Of The Liver Stomach Boz
els
eEETLEN Els, do you wish to be Healthy, ons and
Vigorous
LIpl AS 90 sou wan TIE Bloom CT Health TO mount
eur Cheeks again then 70 at ence and get
McE.eauss strength eniug Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
Delay not it is warranted 70 give Sstiziacton
win disease Of the Kidneys Womb, or Badderi Faint
Rg o5stueed HezuatVn, Falling Of the Wormb, Barren
any disease arising tro Chronic or NeTTnuE Debility
{ & an Infaisie Rszeiy
FOR CHILDREN. .a-i
Do you yourdeoaie cky puny Children, ohe Healthy
Strong RobuEt then give them McLSAN's srRENGTH
Inning CORDIAL, (se tie directions each bess Il "a de-
Eicious te take
One table spooufu every morning fasting, Is
preventive against ellis and Fever, Yellow Fever Ohole
any prevailing direase. .H- i 80
~ CAUTION beware OF DruggEts Dealers who mag
y % palm upon you bstle Of BteS sarspas, (Which
they buy cheaPJ BY saying Il Is iut good There ere
BASE enough K steal part OF my nae e dub the
VILE deoooens Avoid eucA infamous PIRATES end ther
vlliano copounds Ask for Dr. J. II. Mclean streng
enlng Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing else II the
e1ly remedy thst W Pug your Blood hcroughy and, 81
the same time, SrRKNQTHEN and IhV1GOhATA ne Ehoe
og2nEson. ItspEt Up in large BOtss-Sl per hotte or
Dr.. J, f. MCLEAN, Sale Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, 81 Louis, No.
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EAsTERS AID soUresxN MARKETS.
APPLICATION os CAPITAL.

Thsss lands cent? ?CV miles in engt
which connects with othe FoEs nsggaJie IaEes and n
erB, thus sGordingan u1b0Es8 1zialtoa in e Esste
and Southern markets
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
se1 -sgE - ia AREE PLANYRTE3
GoIo FDra sgs EssuYinx MLna
ESFFNIENT.

ESTAEBALESkfIAAEIS
OURR Mnlsones cf sItss band sn6 made order smu
Mills, bIll Ep.n5leI, Till Gesrling, Boiling Cloth Of all
numheFs Dztch anchor hrs beng hosting, andTeguatns
ScgeEE gCLs C1d plaster Paris AID imposed from
the Manufacturers which sbss sell best srcesa t loE
prices.
BeinR practical m5ehz1c, thoroughly understanding
thsoFy and practice o. nng operations Milsrs and Nib
urghts will thar fltereE examine my stock and
prices before purchasing. goods SOLD By Sa-rentsas
give satisfaction. ...-
All orders AID Communications promptly Sttenden TO-
p II. RYAN
ooz 5eiiszssad broad sts.. Nashville, Tenn
nhsSdkt.Etlj8n .-..r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

The deep rich Of przlres Guilty rsd With such o
rui facility that the fEre the Eastern and SdGIe State
are moving 70 Illinois ubeTs The area Of Ilinoi
ID shout equal to that Of England, goi .ch
4 uTiua vr,ffff 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

Thus far capita ialul Yu Ep~i 70 developing Il
soli the great RESOURCE. o. me Caa d Toa slIno
untouched Inc nVec abe E3 fouris
best where food aud fC4 h. J=st g earl
lay il Illinois and IL years the Eatl
raj laws and ssi.5s r lie belief that
least ave hundred Thousand E 5 III! hc ed n 4. Stat
Illinois in lie various aG-u sszEius sia 1yme-ts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

No State In the Valley Mississippi offers so great AZ
inducenent to the settler the Ino There is nc
portion Of the world where al ofthe eond tons climate an
soil admirably combine produce those crest staples
0oEE and WHKAT, as tie Prairlesof Illinois
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

HksasfLLAS Sept. u, Becd.
VIE Bank Of West Tenaessee, Memphis - dpoed
Funds at the Planters' Bank on Tenueses 81 AnShVc
for tAe red ,nption % its notes -- -4s- a. 49,.
sePtlz-sn' ez....aL i. rs p MAI, cashss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

The WarrentOn correspondent Of the Mobile Reg
isse and AdUsTtissT, writing On the 2O,h inst com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13

II il stated that the Secretary of the Treasury
hesitates to invest Government funds IN the
doubtful Dutch Church POst-Offce. We think
that if he will carefully examine the title OF this
property. he will find that it is even worse ihan
doubtful. The truth lie, the property does not
belong 20 the Trustees but to the vault owners,
who through their ancestors paid for 1t much
more than its value. In order 70 briug 1t into
the market, the Trustees caused the remains OF
{be dead 20 be removed under cover Of the
niaM. against the wishes Of the vault owners,
ard without their knowledge or cOusect. The
titles tfthcse vault OWnors have not been e1-
tiDgushed, and many of them cannot be, for The
proprietors utterly refuse to sell, being unwilling
in any degree TO couLtepance the high-handea
measures adopted by the Trustees. Considering
that the Government has four years lease oi
the premises, as Well as how extremely unsulted
the place is for o permanent Post-ofiice we 90
not think that the interests of the people VIII
suffer. should the matter be deferred for further
consideration. Such decision might not suit
the speculstors who raised $1,000 to toist this
property upon tie Government it is true, but
with cyery one else il would be al cmirentiy
poyuar proceeding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13
PENNSYLVANIA ARMING.

HiHNsBuuG, Pa, Friday, April ~, ISL.
A bill has been reported in the House aPproprailng
ialf million doars for agining and equppng the M
a OF tie STATE. 1t Iroyidcs for the appointment Of
Adu-au', Commiss;.ty, aud Quarermastof Generals
by iho Governor.
The War bill pas.ed 10th House, tonight without
amendment Gov Curtin waited at the Executive
Office to sign il. II il -igncd.
The Charleston dispatches about hos,iitos were an
nounccd in both Houses and prodased profound sen-
saii1n
Mr. Smith, a Democratic member Of the House,
after the Charleston dispatches received, changed
liz vote 10 Yea on tie WaF iii. AL Tie Democrats Of
10th Houses voted against il. The bill appropriate
500 600 for the pnrpose OF arning and equppne ,ie
militia authorizes temporary loan; provides for the
appointment Of ~ A6iutsni.GIeral Comnissay-
General and QuaHCrmaster-GcacIal who, with the
Governor, ale 10 have power TO cary the act into
cr Ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13
WAR PREPARATIONS AT PHILADELPHIA

THREE AR hEsSilS IN tbfNi~>IoN.
Tile PhlaA,lykiJ Press of yesterday says:
There were three hundred and twenty-five labor
ers NJ work in tho Philadelphia Maryland Yesterday,
nearly one hundred Of whom were employed in the
moIning for the first time. Last week about one hun
drcd men constituted the entire force and to-day it is
probable that from Fly % eighty new men VIII be
taken in. BY Monday from four TO five hundred men
will De at work in the several departments. These
recently emp oyet ale not confined to any single me-
charical branch but include ringers, caukers Joiners
backsmitbs, painters engineers aud men Of all ayoCa-
tioBs commonly required IN the seryice.
"Not only these signs Of animation manifested in
the matter Of wOrkmcu, but the recruiting station
which h;s been closed until recently il again opened
and onlii,nS for service daily by tie dozen
aud score.
"The Water Witch. sidewheelmessenger steamer,
carrying three guns, lies in the stream, few rolSirom
the docks and sfuy prepared for service. She went
into commission Monday, and her crew comprises
20 men, all told, who transferred TO her from the
Princeton on Wednesday evening. The Water Witch
Is 1.-THE light steamer fun mased, and low in the
deck and capable of making fifteen knots hour.
She II rated ut XS tuna, aud built at Washington,
D. c.. in 1915. She isPcculiary calculated for making
into and shadows where II would be difficult
10 navigate with larger vessels, aud in thus eunently
adapted to all the requirements Of a messenger
steamer.
"TLe 81. Lawrence and tie jamestown have been
in ordinary at this port until recently Both are now
hauled in ut the north pier and lie eide by SIDE with
small army OF caulker carpenters, painters and rig
gers around them Ii Is supposed that tso weeks viii
suffice 10 I'll them in lr,t-te order for active service
aud the orders from Washia ton 10 do have been
already received.
"Tho s.. Lawrence Wa, built at Gosport in lSt..
She Is iIiyte OF tie fret class, carrying fifty guns
aud OF ,726 tuuna5e Her full complement Of men
10. Her Immense LUlh and poop tower above the
waters almost Llding the view of the Jamestown
The Jamesi own Was long the ig ship OF the Afri-
can squadron More recently she was attached TO the
home squadron. She il manned, when in service by
.ro men, and was buil at Goeport in 1871. She iss
rated as lrst-cass sloOpowar, carries - guns, and
is OF % tunna2c
The labor upon these vessels will occupy tue az
ten,ion OF large body OF nen for week or Two ehsu-
ing The jamestown, il IL thought. viii relieve one
Of the the Brazilian coast, rs the ior-
mer is needed TO quell rebellion at home;
Eve heard 1t Iutnored last evening that the water
Witch would sail Tor Pensacola at oree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13

news from the seat of war at Charleston, OCCASION
the most intense excitement about town. BOY
scampered through every part of the city loaded We
papers, and crying, Extra!'-" Bombardmenf q
Fort Sumter p &c. 4-
From one end of Broadway to the other groups q
men were gathered about the most brilliantly lghsee
windows, reading aloud and discussing the dispatches
contained in the extra. The excitement, particularly
on Broadway, was intense and crowds Of men were
assembled at the various hotel Offices.
The newspaper Offices were also crowded with peo-
pie, eager to gain any word in regard to the War; In
every barroom about the city the extras found then
way and thousands Of people in the upper part Of the
city purchased them freely without dsputng with thu
news boys about the price. +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13

THUS apparently" says the Washington cor
respondent of Tie Journal Of Commerce, we
"arc on the verge Of an open war, winch has
"lOug lurked under the guise of peace. 1t Ia
ga war of sections, interests, prejudices, opin-
ions. lauaticism; war. in fine, between two
g different systems of civilization"
Does anybody remember with what bitter
ness Mr.. Seward and the Republican party were
assailcd throughout the whole of last year, on
account of his declaration that, in the essence OF
things there is an irrepressible conflict between
Freedom and Slavery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13
Tirglnia Convention.

RIcHsoSD, Friday. April IL, 1861
Tie fourteeeth resolution was adopted with Mr.
Scott amendment.
This being the last resolution the Committee took up
tbe rroioscd amendments 10 the Constitution.
The Wise substitute was rejected Adjourned.
TIE Hon. John Tyler received this afternoon from
Moui onery copies Of official dispatches between Gen
Beaurc eard, Major Anderson, and Secretary OF War
Walk(r These were printed and circulated in the
Convention. Considerable sensation was caused, but
there WIS no indication that the Union will con-
secede without the cooperation of the Border
State. The public mind is grestly excited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13
ECRUTTING IN THIS CITY FOR TIE
NAVY AND ARMY.
rcIa The Boston Traveller. April Il.


On Monday an Office furtEe chipping Of seanen for
the Nayy was opened on Hanover street b. Mr. Moses
Inrali-, a weknown shipping agent who Is acting
,1.ocr ibe directions Of Capt Robert Handy OF the
Nav Notice having ceeh pretty extensively given,
some LGudsds OF perTons appeared on that day for the
purpose of eDlistine aud ~ TO this time TIE work Of
eubst1crt is going Oh ~ rapidly a. possi1le
" the Office closed Yesterday, W men had been
egii.fd most of whom hTst-Ciass tcaLaen, and
by 10 morrow night the number viii be $50 or 70
AuOur the appG ants have been very large number
Of young men from the comfy who have been Ont Of
woA lad are willing 10 take up with anything that
oft u.
Fa. the crowds around the doors, those within The
Office iroIn time TO tins e; in TIE heahie.t looking
neD lNho are one BY one sent 10 the room OF Com
HsDdy. and examined b. hm. ii found suitable they
are o. once enlisted, furnished with clothing, aud sent
to Chsreetovn.
anc ~ great is the pressure that policemen are en-
yloyrd "a keep them back. Large numbers Of those
irom tie country are entirely destitute Of money, and
some lave ALREADY returned home having means 10
pay fo board without having been able to &c; lnslfe
the eiice
The enlistment will probably continue seycral
week "a it is understood that 1000 men, III al, are
wanted Immediately for TIE Navy, and Al VIII iake
that time 10 ret the required number, altho1- Offices
ne a., open in other cities. So particular the
rruiig officers, that man who had served m The
British Navy an able seamau, was rejected because
h nat ut finger Oh the ef, hand.
Tie ,cru;ting Office for ibe army in Portland street,
10 con about The usual amount Of business. The en-
hstler since July last layc averaged about seventy
per month"; and taus far this month the proper
ton a about the salLc, although the number OF
81 H. uts has beeH come - bat large, many VINO
have tcen rejected al tte naval s'iliggoi'ice, alter
w'oC. spply here.
Only small proportion Of he applicants found
suiiue. This Winter. ia consequence Of the scarcity
of,Wo,k. an unusually lrge proportion OF Americans
have .eeu enlsted-many Of them shocraEoro-aDd
they haze generally been an excellent class OF men,
While IA New-YoFk there are many Geumsu app
Cart d few Irish the reverse is the here, bat
mary - that nation are rejected because Trey DO BOT
CONF -, 10 the required tudard-fvc feet i0ur and
hall inches.
Wee the Government TO ~ luce the standard two
inces t.e number OF ,Aii-,wonts could be doubled;
and TIE fact that Iii is 10, done indicates that tLer is
no Dc size 20 greatly increase the army.
Heretofore, recruit haye hten lowed to enter such
arm Of hc soryice as they chose but two Gays ago
crcul.r was received requiring that enlisuc mutt
be unconditional The mou who are enlisted are kept
in tie office till squad OF 10 or - i made np, when
they are cent TO Governors leland, New-Iork aud
fIom rnce 10 the several STATIONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13

We hold meetings, and raise money, and send
missionaries to convert the Turks from their
false religions aud their burbarous Institutions
and even tn, Express does DOT protest, II, them
there are any whose consciences prompt them TO
write and speak against fal'e doctrines and bar
barous institutions in South Carolina, why should
thev not be allowed 70 do sOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13

SAN FRAScIsco AND SALT LAKE TgLEGRaPB.-
Among the passengers in the North Star from Calfor-
mia are J.'H. Wade, esq., and family of Cleveland.
We Understand that Mr.. Wade, as the representative
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company, was en-
tirely successful in perfecting arrangements on tho
Pacific side for the immediate construction Of the tele-
graph line from San Francisco to Salt Lake, at which
point the wires will meet others now in course Of rapid
construction from ST. Louis. I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13
HIGHLY IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.

CHARLESTON, Friday, April IL, lsOi.
Tie following il the tclegraphic correspond
ence between .he War Department az Montgom-
cry and Gen. BeauregaId, Immediately preceding
the hos,ilitie.. The correspondence grew out OF
the formal notification b. the Washington Gov
eminent, Which is disclosed in Gen. Bcauresards
first dispatchcs;
No.II CH,riLsioS, April s, 1861.
L. T.. MusFH. Secretary OF War
An authorized messenger from ficsi lent Idncc!h Jis
informed Cox. citla AID mysoii chat provisons VII
be sent TO For Sumter pca,cah!y, or o;hefwise by
farce. lSieuedl C.. !. DEAuEEG&UD.
No.2I MoNrGOArEY, April 10, le6l.
Ges. q. r. BrAulK0Arp, Chsrleston.
IL sou have doubt 81 tue authorized character VI
tie agent who cor1,uriea Ell 10 you dc Intention OF he
Washington Government 10 Hprly lor' SA"'cr by
force. You VIII at once demand 70, eyacn"i"n and II
this is Refused. rrcccei in sach manner ~ yea my &C.
teimile 20 reduce it, AZ .wcr.
tsign.dJ J.. Z. WALLER, s",it'crI 9. -" 49,
N..al CuiuLn.OS, Alhl 10, 1861.
l.. 7. y ,tEr.. geci.ts-- pf WaT.
Tie demand will be MADE tomorrow VI J. o elocA'
Is,.n.I O. r. BEArRECARD.
Mai MoNrGoHARr, April 10, 1851.
Cen. By,rrKGAHp, Chari'stcn' 1870, i'll, -
aess there are special reasons connected WIN your
own condition II i. considered proper that you shoGm
make the demand al an early hour.
,.i,r.an Up WALKER, Secretary Of VA.