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, 1861-09-11
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF H1C a a. o.

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stns ston Gn1sSsea a1sa5sea Etsna, stsmM MiTsaFes:
flop fi Gisveaaaa. Reed osdsnsbq9a'- e9 TONS
rrop as9s:e s: Mecre&. Buffalo, ~ Dtl' 'Sf' $50
potb tH9i ssss.r g. Atkins. qs,!,ad. coal
Bark Invincib1e, KendEIcE Baaaso'
B:ia B.If oity is'e'11i e H1safes % Vaee, Buffalo.
Brie Dayid. AdAm, Bud&ln. ,ruher
sehf WIN Jones, Thomas, Aanfesee' W III '"oDD~A'
scbr ~ m% Se sa AR HoRsId ced Rf1sr 100 nj lumh
sshr Z Rtshpond KeeGe, Nllwsukee
schr Minnesota, Blackburn, Bar"eu' lot nouse~
schr IL BalEssd, % Do~lin, Kingston, 10 tens stone
sehr Monticello. Mnsdock. Bay cIty. He m 1am''
shT be1ga. TaTasr osesgo
sehr GeErit e,1 smith, Morgan os~eeo' Ivy 0f's
schr ssy State, covns, Bnaa1o, Go m1umber, 70
sebr ss9 Jae1stS: Asifsn Rn.{a Ra*1" 17s tona coal
Schr Mirot MitchelI, REYNOLDS, Buffalo.
schr Baltic, Baker, Buffalo, 800 hriB eait;
ss6r KlEana, d g GsuEer Bafsio, 100 brs salt,
scIr Aetcr, Tart, Auskegoa, Is N lumber.
ARRIVED. Sept. 10.
st1ay Lady Franklin, hickey, st Joseph, $50 brl
-four, 60 do apples, 90 pigs fsh.
Prop g. ena. Steele Bnfa19 lot IN %dast Il pigs h5h
PR R9S Fss1 pesfa ea Bse aas2saoa 49, 10 lumber
& stbf Flhss e2 Lsson' hsp1s EsEe s Ian5sr
sefr sefr ian athsnisn e poass os~eso. 5 bis Salt
schr Annie, Cry, 81 Joseph. 80 6sls apples
schr Boston TIi5ht Milwankess e. ~ ,nr,ar sx ro
shi1gles, 80 brls fish
scow Laurel, hrVea, Pier Cove, 10 eds wood.
CLEARED. O.
prcr ech{raoo f-n}1ns Euffa1n q si. hn rnr 1sn0
| br1s dunr. 10 tons eund1ies
Prep C1eyeiaId d; Howard. Cedar River. e.
Prop Adsiaic, Reed, ogdenaburgh 10 900 bu wheat.
Brig Ocean EAGLE, Galligan, Buffalo, 14oD bu
Big @ahonsy, stewsst, Buffalo, 12;ooo bu wheat.
| schf Autoerat, Grover, Buffalo, Is, coo bu corn
sch1 lrops des, WadsWorth, Buffalo, 10000 bu
schr Geo Foster. Smith, Black River.
schr Persia, Garret. Sarnis, 5000 bn corn:
Schr Matt Root, Blanchard, Buffalo, 1850 hu
schr Grace Murray. Moore, Brf>,o. 16,ooo bu CON-
saSesSs e. 6nfs Mcse 5ee Ss H. 81 SEC 5a eorD
Schr Wings OF the Morning, st1atton, Buffalo, 49,
! fG0 hn wh:a1.
sehr II Balia1d Dowlia. Buffalo, 1s50o bu corn.
schr Newtouse, Ba1t1ett, Buffalo, II 500 5u
sehr ostrich. Pratt. Buffalo, Ito bu corn.
schr Actor, Tart, Muslesoa.
schr Urcle Tom, aieIn-ire, os.ego, 14,oD bu
wheat.
sehr w J Preston. Pease, oswego, 1850 bu
wheat.
Schr Speed. CcsgrCFe, MnsEegon.
Schr Sutherland. Pe,ry, S: Joseph.
Schr NhirlwiHd. Nelson, CentreTille.
Sehr Hs1rie; Anne, H3nson. Grard Haven.
Schr Helen Pike. Boyd, kala1nnzoo-
sehr Ia Scott, kalams zoo-
schr Alpha. Gwynn, South Haven
schf Illinois, Burke: Mns keson. ,.
schr Herr. foach, South 6ayen. $50 brls sundrics.
Schr A16at1oss, Meyer Menomiaee-
| Erht y .Tape Erty1pa. Point SaubIe.
, 1861-09-11

The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday
morning puIeuant to adjournment.
J. G. AcCulluch presented his credentials a.
Supervisor from the town u{ Lake. Referred
to COMMITTEES on Judicisxy.
The petition Of G. B. ecaznunon aud othezs
far relocation Of portion Of the Vincannes
rpad, w@ referred to Committee On Rosds
srp, Strong moved 10 correct .n error On
proptrsy assessed tw5eas mn a.ked thAs u b
isnas. The CLARK ws9 authorized 10 correct
the e11oF.
nnDaE ACROSS TH1 CALUMET.
T%eCompIss1oeerse Of HtEkWa1B ct eae town
, 1861-09-11
M a RRI E d. .

At Trinity Church, Rochester, n. =. on Tue esda ?,
sfnt ii. b. Rev. +. &. Ctipman, ALBERT KEEP Of
Chicago. 70 HARRIET s., daughter Of Amor B. GU n
Of Ogden, n. 7.
, 1861-09-11

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT, Monday, sept. a.
Bound Up-P,ops Racine. Suaquehanna, Concord,
Me, MAJ zaower. Misscnri, Michigan; baIks Mar
euette, Hans Cracker, saE5 mia; schrs Cortland,
thanl, Norwegian, Star of the North, Adrance,
Golden Harvest Muskipgum. y E Stevens. ysn-
guard. Cascade, Noupa1efl. Kate Richmond, Star
Bound Down-Strs For st Queen. North Star;
p1ops Fountain City, Comet, Keno.ha, Pittsburgh,
i wa; :; schooners " a Chisholm, Gen. Meridian
NO ~
yTssgls PASSING THROUGH TIE WELLAsD ca
fAL.-We arc indebtt TO Cspt E. 7. DOR for the
ftIowing Lst Of vessels passing the Weland
Canal:
, 1861-09-11

To-day there Was fair demand for Spring ex-
trss, and the market was kteads. Wi1ter wheat
brands were neglected. Sales 275 hr1s Peerless
choice epzing extra, at q Is del, 100 hrls Chsts
Horth' do at 81 20 del; GOO brls "Lillian'' do at
50 IS on track; 200 brls Janes7i1le ''Centre'' at
So IS del; 50 bsls AZ Uhl's Premium at $3.50 del;
2o0 brls ''Comme1ctal'' on p. t.; 100 brls Good
wins s'mperia1' at $375 del; 100 brls Kewanee'
at $500 del; 1G0 brls Arcadia" superne at ss.s5
del; 50 brls good superdne at $3.50 del; 60 brla
"Rol1ipg Prairie'' at 81 50 del.
WHEAT-The following table elbows the IT,
ceipts and shipments Of wheat during the past
, 1861-09-11

--~@------
ny, ~ well u any Other profession,
Nd wear their fpHfs only when they 1fu
Ehem- They eho0ld know and appreciate the
bet that the pnb8c viii be slow to ssstst in
he formation and lettectio1 OF = rdktment
nnless experienced maa In nj ON they en- N.
u are Il it, head, and lsy no claim to an Office
they aze8unabls toeaI, Uudas the new auspices,
The Yates PhAlapx cannot bnt IL r..va~ and re-
eaiye tht I'd will and vs. les Of urct.1sna.
a. ..a- s-..xna. 70 " A"pse. H.
=. ~. 80. e'I..-.e-.s~ .u' ~ .N4.-s
- ~ y. ".Ueea @'eae, - es-s,.s1 ~ 49, *aIs
80 .-sss .-.s-s. -%.a. E,,a 1.-.s. c.,,n,.
- 1.tson ~ 80 n,ora modem ncstr;,. of Raw
~ T-ast - afaasa a,hn.att, Tt3a }nterest;,o
- -;+,.., +ba 7,roceaa hv vh3ch N. ra.p 1aef
"a ,adnced to fhe fer1ns Of del;pbt FIR thoae
vho 1n fmote- chew and snnfy
Tbe Msrnfaetnr7 Of Of Maears Van Fits.
Fr,raman A. Co ia renrfs, nted at the Fair hv
j.. .hx,;,a ,4;s,1az os +1a,- Il a+,u - 49, w,,tp
q p,o,,ao, ~ s. Ev+ra cava,a,sh ), En- s,a
-.,,oa o.,,,,a1t 80 r->... ,s.1e
~ 1s~,e 41-.nsr. ~ . as'1
~ 80 80 ~ rsa4," .Dsn p' "A'su no
4s.a1 aas I ..nas,1asz ~ sss.a '' -ts,..~
- 4-.,a 1 - - '.1s .-a4 - ~
" S1 s s ~De"-' ~ '"Ats e.-us
49, 49, 49, s,.s.tor .1a+ +,snsrsss - 80 sr;1a,a~
60 ~ IT, sra a,o., go, s1zhoee
- - e,,ra.,o4aa - . o,.xaa
~ -, ,,+a,,-4 c,1,as ~ a. -,.;<xa 1oae
-, '--0--<
in Its huge cssEs. The manufactured article Is
..,. on+ n +ha shone of a hundrad ha,-a.o ,>a,
eeu1 wv aA Wv Aa~ee - ~ o~A1 01' pe1
day Of Fire Cut, and smoking tobacco, ef
onal;tv of vtfch H. In sufficient tn sav that
none offered in this market OF through the
We. 'eAse :. .,As..,e - ~ ".I 10 ~ s.aoe
snnfsc!nrsrs ana s % to eomne.e ptn tne.s M ~ noma
.-Nnats-- - ~ - L..s~ 80
manufacturers, not only IN price but IN fresh
aes " s.ous' "no ntV'e =, ta4e ~ ~
N Ja'se ea@ tooaeeo, "Mca as 60 Aaole % lake
friury in shipment. As guarantee forsound
-
gocdE, Van Eta, Friedman q Co CAL be de-
sieratcd By the brands "Chicago Tobacco
Works" in full This caution In the purcha-
ser is rendered essential to those desirous of
obtaining genuine srsicle. Their leading
brands are as follows: Very choice "star OF
the Vests" Choices Pioneer" Standard tx
ira Cavendi.h;' Good " Prairie Pride"
4~oston ~ ~ s1-' - ~4-NA.
" "en 10 'os1ef t1es n'eu ~ 4aa1asIaAss
hs tne experience ol Messrs. saa Ella. f11ea'
nan d Co., haTe proved. They Keep an hun
dred hands busy even in these dull times, and
from their immsnse stock laid il, have no
meeent csuse Of anxiety a. to the rasu,t of
:, ).
the trcuples III tae region OF the source OF
snnr,]v- in cuttinp off or rei7uc;no resnnrees
NHs1'f @~@ -
------ .
M. R. General Conference
We sea from tha No,th ne.sey7a Christ;an Adj
s~ 49, w." N =, 1' .s''~' N-A
oocdte, that the laYmen friendly TO fhe move
rnept of fhe N r. Church. who NAV he in nur
CITY, are Invited to meet IN the 1ecture-room
OF the Clark street Church, at 10 4. NJ. to-day,
te consider the question Of the admission Ct
lay-delegatio into the Annual and General
conferences. AZ tae last session Of the ten
eral Conference. that body declared in favnr
.r7...:..:- 49,, -. .,s-4 -
u AHA4lLLuE tle LEY E1ELlEAt s8 8QuQ H5 LIE
, 1861-09-11

THE UNDERSIGNED VERY
4 desdsous Of forming the acquaintance of 4oszx
laay not nyer tNe1tT three JeaS1 Of axe with ~ nN
mate WEE 70 AAstiMoaJ. Ao1ey d ns tadnnemst
EEt Eeoa temp.rik tAS StsPenskhle. Adl&e4s CtlyH
EEECOM8, P.O. Box 39S Chicago. sesIfV
, 1861-09-11

~ Exchange and Banking House Of Kedzie,
Ale f1a1der,& Co, buy and sell Exchange, Gold,
Bank Notea, Checks, Drafts and Certificates Of De
poEit, Illinois and Wisconsin money bought and
sold. Drafts on every part OF Europe for eale,
No. 52 Clark street, Sherman House Block, be-
tween Lake and Randolph. sep105t
, 1861-09-11

Un1ashed common wool sells generally at 12ac
p n. and bury It I0e y b. .......
TO-DAY the sares were 80 lbs eoarsc native IT.
Sc. ;.
HoPs-qu1et and nominal at s@aoc for lsst
Jeaz's crop OF New York
BROOM CoRN-The receipts aze Light, and the
market Inactive and steady. TO-DAY lot OF
three tons Of the new crop prime quality WAS
sold at ~ per ton
FECIr-APF1Ks-Thcr receipts OF apples daring
the week from Michigan, Southern Illinois anu
Missouri have beea very hesyy, and the market
has declined 9696oc per brl. closing At $l~95317e
for common to choice. PEAcHEs-Suppiy heay
from Michigan and Southern Illinois, with sales st
a5958c per basket for Inferior to common, and sue
9$l Is for common to choice. LENoas-fre1cn.
, 1861-09-11

RGARD1NG gentleman snd
- wife wtl find board aud pleasant rooms II 8
p1ls ate tsmiy the Ntst Side. Address Box 33l3.
1+erE,1
, 1861-09-11
3lLuBt.

T OsT-sept: 7tt, cn Wells, Street t eel
i Bridge. Note for 31J Tha finder Will be SUIT
ably rewnE1led By lkaTinK 1t ut the oface o. = :.
CAry yer T. Co. eSs.-t
, 1861-09-11

TEE ME1uoD1sT MISSIONARY FESTIVAL
The total receipts Of the contribution taken at
the Mission 71y Festival in Clark Btreet ID. E.
Church en- Monday evening were little In
exress of $3.50.
, 1861-09-11
Unpaid Letters.

DRp110 Letters,
The following letters, detained In the Chicago
Post Office, for Postage. will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless the
postage Is previously paid. Call at the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up staire:
, 1861-09-11

H Cook McLain, 123 Clark atzeet, are cle8n-
Ing and dying ladies silks, shaW1s, &c, at the
lowest possible prices.
, 1861-09-11
MRS. ". J. JOH N $ o N
14&- Ice Creau Saloon L 1d1es' Restaurant, apd

french Candy md Chboola!e Raan1sEtky,
Northwest corner srk anA Madison ttreetA. Caltzsn
m. Orders Tor psf1s1 WedaInEA Re Uatozk Bails.
ko- promptly eKecuted. B1vet*ste 1cs9ei to paTnA =
1t TeasQ1 abic ERteat fE9xH
, 1861-09-11

Gas F1x1URgs.-The Place to get neac styles at
low figures, 1872 Like street. Il. II. WuHARTH.
September 10, 1861. 26t
, 1861-09-11

SALE OF ENGRAYNGs.-We Wou1d adyife
our ftieEds and readers to sttend the sale Of
those pictures which are on exhibition under
TIE Sherman HOUSE. The sale comes off this
evening at O'clock. Bargains in good pic
tures arc in anticipation.
, 1861-09-11

r. Robinson Patent Barley and Groats, fresh
and genuine. 4 large variety Of articles Of diet
for Infants and in~alids, at SARGENT Drug Store,
Randolph and State streets.
, 1861-09-11

KEAARKABLE CURE OF 4 Mn1sTEn--The Rev.
A. c. Hume, of indianapolis, Indiana, adds his
testimonials to the many Others who haye been
entirely cured By Msdame Holland, after being
considered incurable by the profession.
, 1861-09-11

pURRECK'S PsLM, FAMILY
II AND ERASIVE SOAPs-The tzade supplied at
Manufacturers p,3fssn pssnYyr,, ~ . zAau .o.,..
se1fxlW n Kuxta street, corner Hx2nlIa.
, 1861-09-11

EoMETu1NG FOB oUR FEDERAL OFFICERS
The Notorious John A, Washington holds q
commission In tie rebel army. He a1so owns
properly in tie lo5al city Ct Chicago, two
things Incompatible In these tices. VIII o.
District Attorney Larred and Marshal Jones
bsEtsr themselves in this matter?
, 1861-09-11
Gtita9n! Gtiittitte
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER II, 1861.
TIE CITY.


The TxSbuAs RFess Rooms.
Onr citizens, md visitors rom abroad VIII
have the opportunity offered to-day Of seearf
IN the Pres Rooms Of the 7RrBuu all the r. /
prs.sea running, from the four cylinder with
til eight thoassad Impressions per hour, to
tbs quick moving single cylinders Of the Job
Room Al Who IRE destross Of watching the
various processes and modea Of the * art pre-
aer7ataye +" will hage the ppostunity afforded
them at from 10 / II toSP,u
fERsoxAI~-Msi. Gen. Hunter AID Staff
lease this city this morning for st. Louis.
No CouRr.-The Police Court was not n
session yesterday afternoon, The magistrates
being Emphibious and sbse. ut the Fair,
For 1NFAHTRT.-Boys equipu}shts com.
- f. ircin6iEg gun, ca2sasn and knspsack
II - had at Wa1sh'a, corner
Madison st, aud Gus ON House place.
, 1861-09-11

GILBERT, SAMPSON T. WARNER sell st their
aalesr cm Nc. 81 Lake street, at 81 O'Clock,
the e. tlrsl furniture Of q Jeweler leaving the
city. Also At Il .. m and TIP. u., splen-
cid stock Of real gold jewelry, diamonds, &c.
This is to be sold Without reserve.
, 1861-09-11

The resolutions Wera accepted, and On me-
tier, the following gentlemen were appointed
to present the resolutions to the respective
Courts: To the Superior Court, Jesse B.
Thomas, Esq; to the Circuit Court, Bepj.
Haskell, Esq; to the Recorders Court, Carlos
Hnyen Een
, 1861-09-11

- Madame Victorine Holland, the great Mag
nettc Doctreas, has located Healing Institute at
No. 65 Wabash Avenue, corner of Randolph street,
Chicago. Consultation hours from L. u, TIL 9
F. n,
, 1861-09-11

According to preliminary call, the mem.
bers Of The Chicago Bar met this morning at
the Library Rooms to take action upon the
decease Of William r. Deane, Esq, d member
of the Bar, who died on Saturday, the31st ult
E. Van Buren, Esq, was called to the chair,
and Geo. a. Robinson, E*q, was elected Sec
rotary.
On motion, the tol1owing gentlemen were
appointed Committee to draft resolutions :
MesszE. Berj. Haskell, John G. Rogers, and
John Il. Dimmoek, Esqs, who, through thsi1
, 1861-09-11

OCTOBER MAGAZINES. - Ba1lon7s Dollar
Monthly, Pete1Eon's fer October, asa the
World cf Fashion, for September, together
with Frank Leslie'a Illustrated Monthly Part,
2nd No. Of the Pictorial Hist.ry Of the War
have els arrived at McNally g. Co.'S Central
Newe, Book ard Periodical Depot, No. 81
Dearborn ttreet, where those from the sur
rounding towns and CITIES can subscribe for
any newspaper, periodical or review in the
United States, Canada or Europe, at the pub.
lishe1,s lowest rates.
, 1861-09-11

MR BER1EAu's ScHopL--We would call at
tszt:on to Nj. Bezteau's advertisement in al
other column. Hia school, particularly to
those xho deeire for their children know
edge Of the French language, Is one Of the
best in he Northwest, and his terms fer II
6t1uc;ion are such Is come within the means
Of al men Of moderate estate. He has great
experience, and has the faculty Of conuunl-
ca,ing Knowledge, without which ability Is
nothing.
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THREATENING Asrect.

The war cloud hickcns; the dcusivc sounds OF
peace arc banishing into thin air, end active move
mcnts on all sides denote preparation for conflict.
Lett comc-better now than suspense of months,
perhaps years, to end in like manner. All should
be prepared to face danger and meet the fee. No
idle pastime is before us, and rs Southern men,
descendants of patriots and heroes, VIC should
willingly baptizc our cherished principles in BLOOD
if necessary to their preservation
The news, which We arc compelled to condense
very much and which excludes interesting matter
from this issue, will be found elsewhere strength
ening this opinion and giving color to the pro0a'
bilities of speedy action. We have no room fol
extended comments.
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,FoRT SUMrER.-The Charleston Couri-
er, in referring to Bealregard's order fo1
stopping Major Anderson's supplies, says;
Until further orders from Montgomery
the usual mail facilities will be continued
Major Anderson, on receiving the offi-
cial notice from General Boauregards
messenger, intimated that ho would for
ward his reply by nine o'clock this morn
ing. He stated however, that he had an
ticipated the order fol, some time.
This, although an important step, does
not necessarily inauglrate hostilities. 1t
will remembered that the communities
tions between Fort Sumter and the city,
for two weeks after the removal of Major
Anderson to Fort Sumter, were withheld
from the garrison, and no supplies allow
ed to be furnished. In Difference to re-
quest of Southern Senators and Represen-
tatives, friendly relations were again re-
stored, and Major Anderson permitted to
purchase and receive his daily market
supplies.
obliged, for the last few days, to use
some of the flooring for fuel.
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The Loan and Charleston Banks.

We learn from the Charleston papers that at
meeting of representatives from all the banks Of
that city, held at the Planters and Mechanics
Bank, on Wednesday last the Sd inst, it was
Res ozved, That the representatives of the Banks
nrcsent Mt this meeting will recommend to their
respective oardstoredeem, on the demand Of the
Confederate Government in coin, Their p!ils which
NAV be received in payment for subscriptions to
the the Confederate Loan in South Carolina, agreea-
bly tt to the terms and proposals Of the Secreta-
ry of the Treasury set forth in his Circular to
the several Banks of the eth of March, 1861.
st an adjourned meeting, held Friday afternoon,
reports were received from oil the Banks, that
they had acccded to the foregoing resolution.
The Courier learns, from good authority, that
although no formal action has been had on the
subject, the banks of that city viii probably take
among them OF least one million of the proposed
loan.
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fain give utterance TO the grateful feelings which
fill our bosoms; butwords are too feebleto express
them. We can only say, may Heavens choicest
blessings ever surround the fair donors that in the
land of the Palmetto may they always find brave
hearts to defend them, and that the gentle beams
of the Crescent may be eyer typical Of the purity
and excellence of
sWoman, dear woman, in whose name
Wife, mother, sister, meet
Thine is the heart by earliest claim,
And thine its latest beat"
Upon concluding his speech, Lieut.. MUNRO waved
the banner over ''the boys" for the first time,
which was received with "prcsent arms y and
hearty huzza, thrice repeated. Afterwards the
Cadets went through various eyolutions IN admira-
BILE style to the qualification ofthc more than pleased
visitors. The occasion was recherche in every re-
spcct, and highly enjoyed by those present.
In the evening the Court House was crowded
with ladies and gentlemen, who were well enter
taincd by the display in defamation made by the
aspiring students Their Advancement in elocu-
cion is indeed onward and upward. Success to
you, young gentlemen, in every sphere, and con-
tinucd prosperity to that institution which is at
once an ornament and credit to our town
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For the Mtelliqenccr.

At meeting of the s'Palmotto Riflcmcn,' held
in the Court House this day, this following distin
guishcd gentlemen were duly elected Honorary
members of the Company, viz: James Harrison,
ESQ.,, Dr. Alcx'r. Eyins, Hon. james L. Orr Gen.
]. w. Harrison, Col. ]. P. Reed and DR.. Thos. A.
Evins.
The following resolution was introduced ard
unanimously adopted:
{" ResOzvcd, That the thanks of this Company be
rendered to Mrs Sarah Crcswcl for her acceptable
donation to the Company, and that the Secretary
be instructed to forward copy of this resolution
TO her. S. BLECKLEY,
y 49, Secretary "palnetto Riacman."
Anderson C. H., April 6, 1861.
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u,sortunats Academic.

II. s. With recrct that we learn the fact that Mr..
n NJ DARLINGTON publisher of the Gazette, was
accidentally wounded in the right leg, on Saturday
last by the discharge of pistol in an unexpected
manner. He was visiting his family at Due West
when the accident occurred, and is still confined
there because of the wound. We hope for him a
speedy recovery and return to the discharge of his
duties
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The ADOPTING ORD1NANoE.-The fol-
lowing is the ordinanc passed by the Con
vention, ratifying the Constitution of the
Confederate States:
AN ORDINANCE TO RATIFY THE PROVISION
AZ CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT OF
THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
We, the people Of South Carolina, noac
met and sitting in Contention, do hereby or
doin. That the Provisional Constitution
for the Confederate States Of America,
affirmed and agreed to by our deputies,
at the city Of Montgomery, in the State
of Alabama, on the g day of February
last, be, and it hereby is, accepted and
that the Government organized in pursu.
ance thereof is hereby confirmed and
made valid according to the terms and
limitations expressed in said Constitution
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The Now York Herald, of the 5th, give:

the following opinion:
aWe think it very probable that if Mr..
Lincoln docs not very soon procure the
repeal of this Morrill, tariff, or recognize
the Confederate States as seperate pow
er, or proceed to show that they arc still
a part of the Union, he will be pushed to
the wall by England and France, in their
recognition of the Montgomery Govern
ment: We think 'shat Mr.. Lincoln, I'M
pressed with some such conviction, is pre-
paring to do something; and we suspect
that the war faction of the Cabinet has
proved too much for Mr.. Seward, and
that civil war is to be our portion. Thus
we interpret, not only this warlike article
Of the Courier, but the late extraordinary
editorials of the Tribune and Tines:
aGentlemen may cry peace, peace, but
there is no peace" Let the American
people prepare for civil war;"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-04-11
NEW YoRK, April s.-;Itis reported and

LEW Yo YoRK, April S.--Itis reported and
r denied thu A&aai ines, .onmandant
at Island, has res iigned.
Barry 5 Artilleryis aboard the steasse
Atlansic. The .Powhattan las St,ssn- u
dered to Fort Hamilton fosd ssops ss.,,r IF
Captain M. Meiggs. sd a1 c9np"n Iael - do1 ~
mechanics from washington ieA0 10y
for parts nlzD9gn. yr.
ffSnns of>f6en are at Wofil7 Oh tne f.is-
bash. Bsdnoke and Perry.
Besides nine hundred troops, a number
q. Of flong cInker-built boats are shipped on
] board the Atlantic and cleared for Brazos
The Illinois has steam on; it is reported
she will load with stores and troops at
NIGHT. The Powhattan, with five hun
dred troops, crossed the bar to-day, bound
out.
The Nashville advertised to sail on
Saturday, will be detained until the 9Th.
WASHINGTON, April s.--The Commis, I,
Z sioners appear impressed with the bellef
that. the expedition spoken of above is
prrincipalsy. designed for Texas
Intelligent army and navy officers are
of opinion that the bulk of the New OK
expedition issfor Texas, to operate on the
frontier against the Mcx;cs.ns and Indians
Ito re-occupy Brazos Islal!d, Fort brown,
and also the forts on the indian frontier,
where, accordingto official information,
they viii meet with most cordial welcome
from the settlers
Sam. Houston has given full advices to
the Federal authorities here, and the re-
suit anticipated is, that it will re-cstablish
him as Governor It is believed that the
battle between the two Cbnfederacies will
be fought on Texas soil. ).
Captain Meigggs, when smbarking, said,
In response to inquiry, you will know
where l am bound in ten days"
Among other stores shipped are ten
thousand bags for sand: they are made
with unusual strength. Also, several
hundred horses, foragirg carts, sixteen
double-bank boats Tor surf landing, sever
al hundred oars, carbines, tent poles, can
, vas, and ammunition oi' all kinds for q
long campaign.