, 1861-05-25

We have no doubt that the Impressions en-
tertaine6 by the writtr Of this letter IN regard
to an Internal plot are true and will soon
prove go: --.
GENTLEMEN: wish to state to you few
facts ns they are occurring In this Part Of the
State. The Eecessioniets west Of Tennessee
River are determined that the seven counties
composing the district shall 81 go out whether
TIE sats does Or e. az ,9 add
this object. They nre nov concentrating
force ffty-nine miles from this place at Union
CITY, tho terminus Of onr railroad. There Is
row at our depot two hundred barrels Of -four
for that place. The arms furnished BY the
STATE a. a{e being ghPped mp hs4e 1nefe a5o 10:
On the Linn Boyd; theylett the steamer at the
Mouth of Sandy, destination supposed to be
Union City-st any rate, q deep scheme Is be-
ing laid here for some purpose. The seces-
sionizts here say that Jackson's purchase
xhau retoz.tio1ize, and all who oppose IT should
men here are al firm, but have no arms. The
AIMS are all In the hands Of traitors. We need
some protection here. The lives Of our best
citizens are In danger. This city is yet strong
for the Union, but we have been overawed By
the dlsunionists from the fast that they hnEe
active measures should be taken Immediately,
else this portion Of Kentucky will be In q
great state Of excitement. Then the Union
men will have to fec for their A1cs. Cannot
something be done for rs in this end Of the
State BY the Government? All the Union
loving mems desire is, that 1aw and order be
maintained.
This is Ill we desire, and If this 5done all
will be we'll Tou may rest assured We ore Oh
the eve Of some internal echeme now being
concocted By the traitors in this end Of cid
Keutncky. sENTaEL.
The Magnificent Uprts1ng In An1eracn.
From the London Herald. {conseryatiSe) Aay 81
Tie citizens OF the Free States a1d their
Representatives in Congress looked upon the
| and naught else; 4scr are they to be blamed for
fasIinq to suspect their Southern brethren Of q
| fYnaeiery niNsta parallel IN history. At length
the entire North Is awakened TO- the truth
by the attack On Fort Sumter md
publicans, learn for the frat Tins that
I Mr. IInco1n's eucceaA is but the preten fol-
secession, Thilat long preparing and cleVeElY
| maturcd plot to break up the Union IL the
only true motive. The North ID now hasten
| traitors, From the forests OF Maine to the
mountains Of Pennsylvania the air Is resonant
with the c1ang of arms. Through the land Il
echoed +sThe Gau1 IL At the gates" aud the
New Englander qulta the loom, the Western
brmer turns from the p1ow, and the sturdy
az and rushes to defend the Capital. Il Is nc
longer simpln President and asucctssful po'
litleal party who are inimica1 to the aeceders
The whole North is up - one man, and tho5e
fool, OF Y3lided him "a b1ood-t Thirsty tyrant
now laud him ss the second "Father Of hiz
County," Young boys and old man dy tc
his SUMMONS; millions are placed 1t his d18
posal by the State legislatures, corporate CON
panies, aud even private individuals business
l + If-m- ~ naF77f
to be ariIling ltself for the conflict. It onl.
}.ho{f the accounts In The d,nerfcan press Be cor
TecI tre 6so.abt .chetaer the onno's Of any counr!
car. furnish more aaonishsng prog cf .aa'.:tnl
tn ef stntin.ent and 81 denying patriotism thar
are notue6ered by tbs hes States Of the Irans9t
Tie south bY this time has probably got Il
the length Of It's tether. On the 2oth ult., th'
date Of the sailing Of the previons steamer
there were 5000 troops in Warrington, 2nt
! 1hose numbers were likely to be doublet
when the Persia left. The Capital of th
United states y nell adapted for detense, AZ.
before the Southern army can enter the city
| It must Cross one Of two deep rivers, or pas
tie Virginia Hills, which are ROW coveEe'
| | with batteries. Gen Scott, tho conqueror 9
Mexico, hss been engaged for months past y
preparing for An attack, and there IL smA
probability, Of the enemy taking him By SUI
; prise. It il understood, moreover, that til
Cabinet has resolved to carry ont his plan G
campaign ssainst the seeded states; and In
! asmuch as no officer has Jet been n1m-d t
| command the Federal Army IN the field,
l. may be designed that the General sha1 carr
out his own plans In person. If 50, We mgi
| prepare for much abuse Of him, both In EI
, rope and in his own country.
i 1ieut. Gen. Winfield Scott Is by no mesna
. popuIxr commander until the close Of th
) campaign, for he maneu1ers long, fights .
, little u possible, and wins unexpectedly:
was so especially during the war with Mex
T co, and we should not be surprised, from Th:
3 we know sf his past hi1tory, to find the soutl
! -ern army lying before Washington for two {
three weeks to come, and tho Northern peep
q accusing him Of coNardiee, and the Preside1
1 Of pusi1laninaity. We have little doubt, ho,
:. erer, Of the dnM result, considering the rel
! tire resources of tho contending parties, T
. basis OF their operations, a1d aboye al, Il
J. he chances Of war, but for hew much tho
d ! count II. this struggle time alone can tell.