Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-26

the Lincoln ll0i ueS from tue SOIL 81 missouri.
1t is though ii hal his misSi n will be success
ful. Gov. jackson left JeffeT son City to pre-
vent Gen. Lyon. Lincoln's Grief minion, from
seiziag his person.
Gen. Met Ieilands column Of Abolitionists
Is near Winchester, Va, and within three
miles of Gen. Johnston's patriot band of 1900
ConfeIerates. s
Count Cavour, Of worldwide fame, del at
Tnrin on the 9Th inst. d.
Eighty thousand Tennesseans have offered
their services to the Governor of that State,
and have been accepted, and ff cen m re
regiments have made application 10 be reeeiv-
ed. Several companies Of the Tennessee
mountain boys 1ho have prac'iced from their
youth to pick a squirrels eye out with the
.rihe, we are told average over six feet three
i ches in heis hit.
The New Yerk Day Book says: .An New
York is fail ne. The suspensions and fall
ures for The last few days have been fearful,
and The war pr mises to bankrupt every mer-
chant in New York. The ret il business is
Jas bad off as the wholesale. Trade is 4 killed"
we copy the following from the Washing
ton ar. Of Friday evening:
BGAUREGAKD on CAPT. BALLS coMPANY.
We have positive inform ition that General
Beauregard has OF dered tie Fairfax ho. Sc
company Of Captain Bail, recently prisoners
h re, t. leave the State of Virginia, beca4se
they have taken the oath of allegiance to the
United States. Those Of them whe may he
indaced to viola it will Of course be excep
tel. We learn that they wi al, however,
leave the Sta.e.
ELLswoRrn's Per LANES. The Balti-
mora GNtfb =. - that 49, - H.. Lc-aI aa,
roughly handled at Alexandra. Every night
one or more are killed, While on Picket duty,
by the Virginians, and the number slain is
said 10 amount to serenity. 1t is supposed
they have beeen Singled out by the relatives
and f lends OF parties whom they have out
ragged in Alexandria.
MEsoURL-It will be seen by tic annexed
Proclamation from The Governor OF Missouri
that he has determined upon r sisting the ag-
gressions Of the northern army upon the
soil Of Missouri. The most higE-harded
outrages and usurpationsare committed there
by Lincoln's commanders. w. @. Barrett,
a bro her of the late member Of Congress from
the St. Louis District, has been arrested on a
Charge of treason. Other prominent citizens
are implicated. Federal troops are being
distributed through the State.
Governor Jackson has issued the following
proclamation
'Outrages Of an unlocked for and unparal-
lelcd character have been inflicted on the
peace and dignity Of this commonwealth, and
upon the rights and liberties of it's people, by
wicked AMI unprincipIed men, p ofessing to
act unlcr The authority OF the Federal Gov
eminent. Ihe solemn cnac;ments CT your
Legislature have been ~nullitied, our yolun-
teer soldiers have been arrested, commerce
with oar sister States suppresse cd, trade with
your own fellow-ci liens made subject to the
harrasSing control of armed soldiers, peaceful
citizens Imprisoned witholt warrant, unof-
Tending and deftnceleys men, women and
children ruth'essly shot Gown and npur dered,
a2dsthur unbearable indignities heaped upon
ysuf%se and yourself. To all this you
which has only encouraged more daring
usarpations. Ms object has bcea to preserve
peace ana avert war from o1r borders. With
that view, Gen. Price made an arrangement
with Gen. Harvey. The State Government
has faithfully adhered to this agreement
while the Federal Government has manifested
its disapptobation by the dismissal of G. n
Harvey, and then commenced proceeding;
utterly hostile to agreement. Waving tn
dignity Of Missouri, [ solicited an interview
with Gen. Lyons, the successor of Gen. Har
ney, and to him made propositions which
were more honorable to thc Federal Govern
ment than to Missouri, that if The Federalist
would withdraw, [ would pledge myself t
disoand the militia, and that all citizens, re
gardiess of their political opinions, woul'
unite to represS insurrection and maintain
strict neutrality. II necessary to carey olt
these pledges, | would call for the assistance 9
the Federal authorities. Nothing bat a desir,
to avert the horrors Of civil war could hav
induced NE to have made such humiiiatin,
propositions. These propositions were rejeC
ted, and | now call for 40, 600 militia to repe
these Invaders.
ANOTHER COMPANY IN WAKE.-We lear
that another volunteer company has bee
raised in the Cedar Fork neighborhood
Wake County. Col. Hiram Weatherspoo
is Captain, and Col. Canady Love is l.
Lieutenant.
SOUTHERN TRoops.-About 2,700 troop
a sed through Wilmington, on the lot
They are still swelling the large force we no
have in Virginia.
THE HARpER's FERRY MorEMENT.-Th
Richmond Dispatch has the following in
ptrtant remarks in re ference to theeyacuatio
of tIarper's ferry:
1--WE have learned SOME facts in come
ton with moyementsat IIarper's Ferry whic
satisfy US that the operation of the Confe(
craze troops in that direction is controlled b
the wisest military councils, and that Il
imbcciie Lieutenant General at Washingto
will soon find that he has more than b
mitch in The younger and better soldier
who lead the arms Of the S7uthern ltePut
lio.''
! Nine CHEERS FOR john BEIL.-Hon. job
Bell sp Ike on the 9TH Instant. at knoXvl.
Tenn, to the Louisiana troops, urging W
to the d-ath against the North, declarll
thai five millions Of soldiers cannot eonqa
the South. Great enthusiasm for the Sout
ern cause was manift sted.
WnMlNGroN.-A At a public meeting held
! WILMINGTON, resolutions were passed, reques
! ing the town authorities to allow all pefso
blank dlys to leave who intend removiI
Nath. and requesting the Convention
: authorize the Governor to issue his proclaim
; ton calling upon all citizens of the Stat
! now in the enemy's country, to return in
{ given time, or they shell be regarded as ali
! enemies.
: EAST TESSEssEE.-The majority again
Separation in East Tennessee is estimated
: from 10, 0 to 1000. We are gratiied
! learn that there is now a wise d~eterininatt
to ~acqniesce in the will Of the majority, al
TO resist Lincoln's "irrepressible conflict"
: aggression to the last. None who know t
y ctarlfnr fharacfnr IF fhe naonIa of that Secti