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AHeetant La som me de Dix Gltile ptastres ata
pafement dies membres, DIES officers ct de-
perrses dc Ia Convention.
II est resozu par Ia Convention de pEtat de "a
Louisiana, Que Ia somme de dix mile piastres est
ct demeure par la presente, afectGe, des fonds du
tresor non autrement a1ect6s, au Placement du per
diem des meInbres ct des officers ainsi que des de-
penses de cette Convention.
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- Ia vile de la Nouyel-
le-0rGans lie yingt-sixieme jour de mars en- Pan de
notre Seigneur mil hut cent soixante-et-un.
[signdl A. MOuFoN,.
C,eriifs (. j. TEIOS WHEAT. secretaire m2e lot
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lslb OrIsals lalIp CDresttllt.
roNvENIlua oF THE STATE or LOUISIANA,
oaDaa ANcEs AND slssohUTI aDorTgn By IS THE II
rsorl.E or r.oH1sI AN i. IE coNyENTIoN AS
IL
q; IfIlYjl.IuliIluIIsToN
"a n, nm OF 4. i. j So Fss.rs a. (.

Roxa4sxe xe she Transfer OF the Regular
~ ms Goveranent OF the Confederate
@taees OF AnieTicm. ~ Nj & ssS
hi Il e'esoIpa6 bg tbe People of the Stszts Of
7aosfi siana III Coauentioa assembled, That the
Governor Of this State be and be Is hereby re-.
uTssted to communicate. without delay, to the
President of tie Confederate States of America me
desire Of tho paope Of Louisiana te have fle Tega
lar army OF this State, or such portion tnereot as
NAV III reSuirta ffr tIe wants 81 the General Gov
nrfai1aant pf tho Confederate States OF America
transferred To the army of said Comic as soon
lii circumstances may permit 3 4s34 E,3g3 . ~
Adoptsd il Convention ct the city Of Nesg Ut
Y iaasss fhe i3th aay Of March, III the year Of our
IsaFd 1851. ,.,-,s,,,, + Z
Hsieaed S.. & A NJ a s,ss,a5iSs,.
i 4fisss + Taos WHsAv. secre.sry.
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mo. SCI

Authorizing Insurance Companies to in
vest their Surplus Funds in the Bonds of
the Confederate States of America.
We, The People of The State of Louisiana, in
Contention assembled, do declare and orddfa,
and it is hereby declared and ordained as fol-
zo1gs That the several Insurance Companies now
incorporated N TINS state may invest Their surplus
America, in addition to the securities now speci-
fed in their several charters.
Adopted in Convention in the city of New
Orleans, this twenty-sixth day of March, in the
year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
siXty-one.
[sgnedl "A. MoUT0N, -
President of The Convention.
Attest ]. THos. WHEAT, Secretary.
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recensement dams liEtat; ct ST lie montant du mex.
scede pas celui que lEtat aura requ en- vertu de
Particle premier de cette ordinance, lie dit Audi
teur DIES Complies Publics 6mettra son mandat sur
lie Tresorier de l'Etat favour des personnes qui
auront droit; mails 81 10 montant dh exeede lie
montantreeu ainsi quill est present. cidessus alors
l'Auditeur emettra son mandant en- favour des
ayants-droit, chacun pour une somme au prorata
de ce qui lui est dh pas plus
Adopt6e en- Convention, en- la vile de la Nou-
yelle-0 Orleans le vingt.sixieme jour de mars Pan
de nbtre Seigneur mil huit cent soixante-et.un.
[Signel -. A. M0UT0N,
President de In Convent ion.
Certiit J, THOS, WHEAT Secragare. m29 lot
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Attest: u FHos. WHEAT, seer q 3; N n d



Relative a In eessfon Ssax Etats- Confederes
dies Forts, dles Arsennt1x, dc In Mon1iafe, lie
Ia Douanes dies Phares, etc., Yui Sc trou-
ventdans i'E1tntd de l& Louiaiane ct etaient
dernierement en- Ia possession DIES Flats
Unis.
n est ordonne par le peetple de Etat de Ia Loui
sidas assemble en- Convention, SECTION /. Que re
tat de Ia Louisiana cede, par Ia presente. aux
Etats CoDfader6s 'Amerque le droit de faire usa-
ge, de poss6der ct d'occuper tous les forts, arse
nau1 les phares, Ia monnaie, la douane ct ous les
autres edices publcs qui SO trouyent dams lEtat
de Ia Louisiana ct dernierement en- Ia possession
des Etats- Unis. 6 s
SEC. q. n esd p1us ordoane Que I,Etat de Ia
Louisiana transtere, par Ia prGsente, aux Etats-
Gonfederes ID AmGTique les CORES, mafntenant en-
50 possession ct qui, dernierement etaient au ser
vice DIES Etats. Ulis ct don't les Etats-C onf6deres
rendront compte. IA
Adoptee en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nouyel-
ie Orleans. zee gtcinquiame jour de mars de Pan
do notre Seigneur mile hut cent soixante-etum.
tSgnel A.. MDUTUE,
Gertife j. THQS. WHEAT secretaire m29 lot
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MI j: Il. m MN allszfsIi,..

Gsoltr p0ssxv0gx n fin Goilv2cation de In Lagis-
aa&axe4le n Istat, If quatrfen,c Iunsii de no
hre sEaiI hyast cent soixante-ef~un. n
Il pegpie ds Ia Loltisiane, assemble e, Con.
Bclaruns et fdennons Cue les Iembres de
Naaaemhlae generale prochaiue oupFiront leur pre-.
mieTe seance Re quatrieme undi de noyenabre mil
INIT cent ct dams la premiere senai
eide "a session lqai durera soixante ours9, ills Gli
Eont des s6nateuTs an gongr des tatsC onfederes
icy sessions sliYaIltes seront tenues coacrn6ment
eing at tscinq de ID Constitution.
8kfoptee e Convention, en- la vile de Ia Nouvelle-
aoiaa eigaleaf mil hnjt cent soixante-et.un.
iAigEe AT MOTION
sldeqt deia Convention do l'Etat LoRisfane.
no5i
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EDWARDS RES "a
.S TAURANT, s<s9SS ~
No. l5 Union street. -"
md
g. BRANCH OF sTROEG'S, No. q, ssA
Aal No. 100 St. Charles street, EdsI
Nearly opposite 81. Charles Theater.
LoDGINGsi .LopG1NGsll LoDG1NGslI

This house conveniently and Pleasantly situated been ali
newly lifted at with spring
psts and all the comforts OF Feass house All the par-
tons arc new the rooms nearly all SINGLE well yeniated
ana well 1T up with candle lamp IL
needed which great preventative Of fire. etc This house
away from MI noe of any kind there is
nected with IT. in fact is tho only house in thu Southern
try Of me same kind Is situated in the midst of restaurants
and IN every adapted to the travelling
Rooms be secured by the night month"; on apply
ing Mt the office ut hour of the day night The
open at all hours Gentlemen here business
TO call and examine for themselves Price invariably
light -
STongs onse lO St Charles street, and Branch of Songs
10 GaTer street nre si#carred in the way, except
t there Bar Room attached EACH which supplied
with choice Liquors.
d2S 3m HENRY STRONG, Prcnrietor
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& xaafnffye asa transfert dc r4srI11ee reguliere.
sgs Get E.sat on slne partie de Ia siEtes
y Arsaes aga Gouve9n eGiaelit dies Etats Com
II fads res d. AInerique.
III est rssolst par se pessrte de iadtd dc Ia Lotti
sigIss6 assemble Ell Cempeltioi, Que lie Convenient
sde Get Esat eat reauis dsnformer, sans delai, lie
President des Etats Confederes d Amefique du
4 iAsir AIT peupIa de % Lonisiane dc voir fafmee
ariii8e don't IL gouyernement DIES Etats Gonfederes
ii An6rigne pourrait avofr besoin, transferee d
E'alInee de ia dite Confederation ausstot que les
II circumstances Ii permettent
Adopt6e en Convention, EN- Ia vile de Ia Non
] gelIe Orleans, ce treizieme jour de mars Fan de
n0fve seigneur mil hut cent soi1ante- etun.
tsgna3 AZ AtogToE,
Csvtias II THos. WEI AZ, secTasire. mo lot
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[ n o. . z. :
-.-..l. RESOLUTION

RESOLUTION mgz a@
To Appropriate the Sum of Ten Thousa nd
Dollars to pay Members, Officers and Ex-
peHses of the Convention
ResoEred the Gonueftion of the State Of Lout
sianG, That the sum Of ten thousand dollars be,
and the same is hereby appropriated out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to pay the members, officers and expenses of this
Convention.
Adopted in Convention at the city of New Or
leans, the twenty-sixth day of March, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one. .,,-
President of the Convention the State of Louisiana
Attest: j. THOS. WHEAT Secretary.
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ORDONNANCE

Pour exempter de la Take les Bons ennis par
les Etats-Confederes d'Amerique.
II est ordonne par lie peupe de rEtat de la Loui
siane assemble en- ConUention, Que les bons des
Etats -Confed6r6s d'Amerique sont ct demeurent,
par la presente, exemptes de toute take.
Adoptee en- Convention, en- Ia vile de la NOVEL
le-Orleans, lie yingt-sxeme jour de mars, Fan de
notre Seigneur mile hut cent soixante-etu
| @GS:gneI 2a5& s. A. MOuTOE,
President dc la Convention.
| CartIfs IT TTyGS WIFE Secri, tn2 lot
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Y Y - $3.50 = :
Isl AN OR.DTNANCE
Concerning Electors OF the President and
8 Xice-Presa emit OF the COINED erate Stmtes.


Concerning Electors of the President and
Vice-President OF the Confederate Stntes.
Ne, The People of The State Of Louisiana, in
Convention assembled, do declare and ordaiae, and
IL is hereby declared and ofdaiaed as foHotcs
First That for the purpose of choosing electors
for the President and Vice President OF the Con
federate States of America, the State shall be d-
yided into six Electoral Districts, correspond
ing with the six Congressional Districts or
dained by this Convention as follows: The First
Congressional District shall be the First Electoral
District; the Second Congressional District the
Second Electoral District the Third Congressional
District the Third Electoral District; the Fourth
Congressional District the Fourth Electoral Dis
trict; the Fifth Congressional District the Fifth
Electoral District; the Sixth Congressional District
the Sixth Electoral District
We do further declare and ordain, That one
Eeetor from each OF said Districts and two Flee
tors from the State at large, shall be elected by
general ticket by the vote Of the whole State until
otherwise provided by the Legislature.
4 Adopted in Convention, in the city of New Or
leans, this tweniyffth day of March, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
tsignedl A. MouToN,
Pre:isnt of The conpention Of the State Of Louisiana
Attest! j, TRDs, WHEAT, Secretary.
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r I'LL y ssEs4,r 4 v,sss

p
% = king IONS I'm III
tssfe of louisiana sN-e
e nv sopts 81; sse Side Of Et,stfst1;sd \, ~
az declare assd oislofis ara Il ;s
hefetg declared and oz9dised as foQo,rs; Tint
sftlale one hnndsed and Gig teen 81 tie Constitr
1le IN ns amended So o. e read as follows
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N o. IS j
AN ORDINANCE

no Exempt from Taxation the Bonds of the
Confederate States of America.
Be it ordained by the People of The State of Loui-
siaa, IN ConVentio assembled, That the Bonds of
the Confederate States of America be and the same
are hereby exempt from taxationof every kind
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or.
leans the twenty-sixh day Of March, in the year of
our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty-one:
tSignedl A; hqUFoN,
Attest: j. TIOs WHEAT Secretary
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GPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUE!
~
SPALDTNG'S PREPARED GLBEI
sPALDIEG's PREPARED GLuEI
Save the Pfecesy

40 ON oHYi DIsPATOH
&s-"A Stitch in Tine Saves Nine.".G9
Asaccdents will happen in wellregulaed families
Yarydesrabe cheap convenient way for re-
pairing Furniture, Toys Oroekery, etc.
spalsEnS'a Prepared Glue
Meets s such household can afford to be
thoutit It always ready and up the sticking point
THERE'S longer necessity mpng char epntered
aears heades dolls and broken cradles 1t is last article
cone she'll and other ornamental work. popular with
dies Of refinement and taso.
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically
hold solution possessing ali the valuable qualities Of the
glue 1t may be used in The place ord.
nary mucilage, bcing vastly adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
N. BA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY @. SPALDING Il CO.,
Box No. 1900, New York.
PutUp for Dealers In Oases containing eight
Lhogrsph Show-Csrd accompanying each
package.
MSg~A snglehctle of SPALDIFG's PREPARED GLUE
Rissve times its cost annually every househeld-Ea
Sold by all Sstioners Druggists Hardwareand
Furniture Dealers, Groeers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of sPALDIEGs
PREPARED GLUE when making up theirliB 1t will stand
| ny climate. Jag ly&w
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n C. E,I4E1REENGs, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
ID Fixtures, No. Harris' Row t542 Magazine street
thu ake will stten faithfully ayd punetaly or
ders entrusted him stores, Dwellings, etc., fsd up carefully
and on reasonable terms. 5sF55 Eg.- 5E -
H5A orders left in Box Nc, SSa ACsS GnisS' 2Echange
viii be EieHp lily GttaEdsdss, ms II
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ORD oNlsl cE

EsOylH TOuxvoIrza Ia rsaflfsca9lun lie Ia Consti-
fMtton dies A. fats- Cor tseres t1s AfneEfaue.
NOUS, le geupks de jstas dc ID Loufsiane assem-
Ae en Goiuelti0, ca I'd vile de la Nouvele Orleans
tTe SeiaSieur niI huit can't soixanteet.nh, ayant
Increment Gonsidsre Ia Constitution des EtatsG Con
S2d6fAs Ame Tique adopt6e par le Congress DIES dts
ztafs eonfe d8F6s en ID wife de Montgomery, dams
afRRt n lahana, To onzieme jour de mars de Pam
nee ltd NotFe Eeigneur mil butt cent soixantee t:un
es sdlnsa notre consideration. approuvons ct ra.
Mfpns ID ditto Constitution ct taisons savor par la
ptesente, tons ceux q1i peurent ttre intGresses
ne " dlte est obligatoire pour le peu
Fls az 8sttsk Se Ia Louisiana.
Adepf6e an Convention, Ell III vile de Ia Nonyelle.
Orleans, yingt tunietne jour de mars de Tan de
n9kFa gaeuf mil huS cent soixantesetun.
[signaf A. MOUTONss
sidsat DE- IA Ganye Ioads i'Issst de Ia Louisiana.
fu25
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N d Y N i IA NJ nm I'M
An ORDINANCE
itF1ng Fssr the ratification OF tine Constf-


xSafIarh Of the Confederate States or Amer-
sca.
tlse People Ut HE sfate Of Louisiana, In Con
MENTION assembled, at the city Of New Orleans, on
flae 21stiaY Of March, the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sxtysone. having fully
considered the Consultation of the Confederate
Ssates of America adopted by the Congress of the
FL he State 81 Alabana Oh tbs IIth Of March IL
Tie ysar cf OIL Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud sixty one. and submitted 10 flor consideration
do assent to and ratify said Constitution, hereby
announcing 70 all those whom il may concern that
the said Constitution is binding upon the people of
tie State Of louisiana
Adopted id Convention, DIT the city of New Or
Leans, the twenty first day Of March, in the year of
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and sixty
one. II Nt1s
(Sgne5J "a. M0UTHE,
sbs 5ss President Of the Convention
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o. WUREAU'S EESTAURANT-
ssA The undersigned proprietors Of this well known
s4eSfS NJ esabislment inform their fdsnds and the
general public that their house has, during the
nterre undergone the most thorough renovation
and repair and has beea rey reurnished throughout 1t Is
It long has BEEN Of the elegantly and
gomm7dous restaurants in The country having accommodations
number Of private parties. The and all the firm
hing Of the best qualify and the arder will be supplied
with all and the best viads which the market Rord served
in the weknhwn and unapproachahe style Of cuisine for
which this noted The choicest brands Of wine
band and large force of experienced and attentive
walters will be in attendancete serve guests.
RHODES Il MOULIN,
1913 Canal street.
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ew dttant gal Grsstfnt avtduesaay garai tt 3 1861

leans the twentg.ffth day Of March, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one. 55 #
| Islspedl 4 aouToN.
At!sst !: j. Tnos. WHEAT, sccreiaFy. 4 Is -. Z
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I'D ORDINANCE
Relative aux corporations de Ranaue dams
" IsSItatslc lin T.OFtfsfarse ISL .EasaG5

ttsst: u THos WHEAT Secretary r,'. ~ e-'''''
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d. ElALLER dc BROTHER,
1@ No. 1873 TCHouPIToULAs STREET
w. Manufactures Of 2s .7


Ia all its varieties Has on hand large assortment NJ
Cookr Faror aHd saroom Stoves are prepared to E
: 4oTs In tho above line in the City Coultry.
Particular attention paid all descriptions Of building WORK
TE Copper Galvanized Iron Tin and Zine Valley Cutters end
Roohng, Dewn Pipes Fancy and Plain Heads, etc.
Have the exclusive right for the Of Louisiana to make
and yend the recently patented invention Jabes Ieyys
the Of which the roof Of buildings washed from ali nt
prior to the Gter being conducted TO the cEterno Being
acting in ITSELF 1t the necessity hand labor ito
seton: feature not nrniucaA herr before dl4ly
The Lambertville press., 1861-10-09
Condition OF, tEae Rebels.

ffEf.t&dt 4ktttt = G .
Fngitives, from the rebel camps
have been arriving at Washington for
days past. bringing q good deal Of
information concerning the position
o.. the enemy. Two negroes report
having heard conversations among
the officers and Beauregarl, while.
waiting at table. to the effect that the
intention of the latter was to draw
Gen. Mcclellan inEo action if posi-
bic; and they gathered that the
strength of the rebels before Wash
ington was one hundred thousand
General Johnston they knew had left
Manassas, but for what point they
were ignorant, until they heard in
Washington that he was reported to
be at IIcesbnrg, which they say is
very probably true. Among other
fugitiVes was Mr.. Davis, formerly
apoliceman at Charleston, who seys
that he was sent in charge Of a prison
err to Nashville, anG took the opportu-
nifty to escape by way of Kentucky to
Washington. He states that the bat
tie of Bull Run is considered by the
rebel officers q dearly bought victory,
and confirms the reports from other
quarters that the rebel army were
beaten and were in fall retreat! at, half
past four on the afternoon of the 2lst
of July, nor can they account to this
day for the panic and fight il our ar
my. He represents the co4dition of
the rebels in Tennessee and Kentucky,
as far as he has seen them, to be very
miserable as regards clothing and arms
and says that among the white work
ing people of the South, even those
who are serving the rebel government,
there is strong desire for peace and
the reconstruction of the Union, if
they are only insured the protection
ofthe United States government.
The Lambertville press., 1861-10-09
slaa General Fremont.

The dispatches from Washington
give very clear idea of the course Of
the Government with Gen. Fremont
He is not ordered to Washington, nor
from the field, nor is any court-martial
ordered concerning him The govern
ment probably thougl t IT proper to
send out Gen. Wool to advise, and,
possibly oversee the courseof Fremont
This would give him on opportunity of
rcpelling the charges which have been
made against him, by successful actions
in the field, while it will restore to the
public mind in the East the confidence
which has been so shaken hy'tha disas-
trous events in his department. 1t
would undoubtedly be Injurious to the
interests of the Government st present
to do anything which would appear
like q condemnation of Fremont. on
public rumor. The charges Of Col
Blair have not reached Washington in
formal style. When they arrive, it
may or may not be expedient to call
a court martial at once, but in he
meantime the public will breathe more
freely. a M
The Lambertville press., 1861-10-09
News from the south.

| The Richmond Dispatch says Prince
Polignac has received an appointment
on Gen Beauregard's staff, with the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
The Montgomery Mail says Capt.
W. F. Lynch has bean appointed flag
officer, to command the naval defences
of North Carolina and Virginia. He
had nine. steam~rs ready and more
were to be added. I El
A gentlen,an who left New Orleans
ten days since, says that one bnndred
81 Founders, had arrived there and
were being mounted in various places.
Gold was at per cent premium.
The troops in and around the city
of New Orleans did not number over
1000. He also says thlt Il number OF
troops from Texas were at Columbus,
designing to take Padncah. Ky.
Ii appears that in all ihe Southern
ci.ies funds were raised for the wife Of
jackson, who murdered Col. Ellsworth
it is supposed that The amount raised
is at least 500, 900. In Charleston
persons we're deputed to solicit aid
from banks, stores, public Offices, and
private houses, and on thair national
fast day" subscriptions were taken up
in all the churches for the benefit Of the
" Jackson Fund. The aggregate
sum collected in Charleston was about
$40. 900.
Advices from New Orleans say that
the Governor Of Louisiana has ordered
al The stores in the city of New Or
leans to close at two o'clock each af-
enoon,t and all persons capable of
bearing arms had been ordered to drill
the remainder Of the day an attack
from the Federal forces being consid-
cred imminent.
The rebels have planted Colnmbi-
ads at Carrollton. nine miles above
New Orleans, and at English Turn,
below the city.
a number Of the " first genHsnen'
Of Charleston have negro children.
whom they have Iiber tied and assisted
in business. Among these may be
mentioned the proprietor of machine
shop, named Wetson, who is reputed
10 be worth $4,000; Deriff, a wood
factor, 100000 Coward, . wood
and brick factor, 100000 Another
Wetson has large tailoring establish
ment, employing some twenty colored
tailors who is quite wealthy All
these men were made to contribute
largely to the fund fer the army, and
subscriptions were also exacted from
the more humble Of the free colored
population.
The Lambertville press., 1861-10-09
Revival of Trade.

=
There is matter for encouragement
in the following extract from a New
York paper on Wednesday - 3
Commerce in the North is already
entering upon phase heretofore un-
known in the history of America, but
far safer for the future welfare of the
country. Instead ofthe insecure bus-
mess with he South, by which our
merchants haze lost such vast sums Of
money, and have been obliged. to sac
rifce feelings and principles for gain,
a. a.certain and lucrative trade is spring.
ing mp, and VIC are becoming depep4
dent upon each other, instead Of upon
strangers, while credit is cnrtailing
itself within limits that exclude the
possibility Of those periodical none
tary commissions, that have swept over
financial circles9eyery few years with
usch terrific and destructive violence
The Lambertville press., 1861-10-09

MUT1NY AT FoRT SUMPTER -
Among the soldiers nov at Fort Sump-
ter, is Jas. Cahel, al Irishman, who q
few weeks ago, had the bravery to say
that achen The Union fret hoUe aal
saoJ,t. he Intended TO spike the guns
of'the fort, ForYthis expressions, Cap
tain Rhett, (son of the editor OF the
Mercuqy) ordered him to be tied
across a gun and wbipped--to receive
one hundred and twenty-five lashes,
we'll laid on. The soldiers in the fort
rebelled against the infiction Of this
punishment, and so alarming acds me
malys,,a. that RheH sent to Fort lMoul-
ire for soldiers to queU 1t. They
came, and the man was whipped.
This incident, which occurred but two
or three weeks ago. shows the state
of feeling among the soldiers in Fort
Sumpter They are mostly foreign
ers and Northern men, who having no
work, were obliged to go into the army
to live