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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

Adirui ). MCPHERSON d CO.,
September IS. sI-d3n ALASr., Ga
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
PHOTOGgAPHEC CARD.

TAXI pleasure In Announcing % ny eo friends al ems
that after absence Of two years. hsTs again
turned the practice OF the PhOtoSrE hlc Ara
IN S its branches having purchased the interest of brs
the old established Gallery in Union Street, and having Spspt
four months in New YORK the past s3eI 70 obtain fay ~
he late improvements in the arr have painted renovated and
saisrget the Roos thoughort That NJ facilities
better prouse fgs class WeTk hsh most Galleries can
o. AID conduse s ooort Of patrons trust not
oly the proud position the Gallery has hsrsof0re
sustained 20 elevate sH higher standard. have
Ac engaged the SERVICES Of kr Cook Il the best Rhoo
asrs in the sor5 Ehe the Pictures which obtained the
aE5t premium tie worlds "a il London IN ISL and
ietsrnaet Only to make this the leading Gallery II
Sste, NJ Eork sail not Be surpassed North Sea
and introduce he pz5ie toe fslIoRns Ftylss
Imperial Photograph, India IakI
Fignstte pisiE coicre5i
TvoTytypes, Colored;
Patel Pictures, lie f.sl
Ph0t0graphs Canvass. LIE sizsF
Fsiny srds, fill length, plain;
Astoyrsph Phst0gIsU hs i8 taken 81 sns Eitting-
steTrsoscopes, glass paper.
continue 10 make the MesiEoyps and Ambrsype hereto
The above styles all entirely this city except
he Autograph Card, VIII b only made tire All
sho in ofsnythng my linz politely invited 70 give
esi beors visiting elsewhere, Ehen will prove osclay
DEMONSTRATION the sboV fEcss. Respectfully,
sct3I-H p. ". HUGHES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

CE6SSS-TIEs WANTED
" XeA RhetTe and North Western Railroad COMPANY
& to contract FOR 10000 Cedar CF0ss-Ties, fes
long inches thiS well hewn, to se ct pscs
issS than inches clear Of bark timber be soUnd to bs 6eys
ID at the grade line OF the road In Eashsille ~
The contractors to contract for $4,000 White o.
eost oak TEES Of the size above to be SsTErs-
on the Inns Of the ros1 in piles rom section "a - ceon =
sloagA on each section t. osPpIy the
Persons yzhing 70 bid viii direct the President ard D-
RS Of the EasA5ls ans FeTth-Ss1ivo Bsreaz oeppa8y
Ta1hSiiIs, Tsnp .agvZj-t'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
$50 sEeyYnPG.

81 #-.-l-l1 $40 sSeETaFGs
WILL give the Ssoye reward Tor tho apprehension dsT
n cry to me Of
AND e son,
taken OF the State or s5 taken w AID occurred 20 that
lean get him He may have left ke With Of Rsgi.
msnts or nay still be about town
DescFi 9ttG1.
Back with short close hair large and prominent lips ere set OF
teeth, rather spoken, has slight the Of the
neck the eject OF tesr weighs about 100 ioE s about feet 10
inches hgh and IL II or y ysas5 old.
ssp3 du v LAT2EHCF.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

a OTOFCLAREFEED AND FINE BROWN
~ SUGAR: Jost reesi.yd sBd for save ~
oct5 II PAYNE, JAXRs & 20.
4 GENTLEHAH wi-hes ts purcAa,= for his own uss,
strictly No h,uss Scr posses Ing sups 0I Q1a
tiles nurse, ssansrees, &c liberal Prise viii 5ep2d.
Apply g. City Hotel octI-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

ia.'s 6. 1Sie& ST. CIgEAFHAm,
= 2f9a4ESALE G9sOCEss, ARD DEALERS
sIEE BzkNDIss, RISss, TorAcoo, crasRs. EsrIs.
Pcz58sFIC LIoUoRs, sc.s
CcR-gE2 o. J0AEEGE AED CEURCR SIEEETE
H2SE2 vile, Tennessee.
sfevst h receipt o. large aud veil s.esGsd stook o.
aroceTisss Liquors, copssrg IN part az rilscf
~ h-s e1gsr, all gfad91 ltl1e0 cne Havana CizsrF
800 Hosoacics M1lEsze4! go ke~a \ 2ils, s-gortsz
$50 \ % 60 nee Gossr Painted 3asks.si.
Leaf Sugar, Le ass Pscs5s{
ltJ ECKER Star 0saa lex sa sb7aEfitSru
80 bcEas Ee5zeea4 sssortse
FINE BRAN DIES, WINES, sc.
30 - < & K oh0ice French Brabdssi
- I c2sks Madeira, cherry, Gne Pors Ws-nsf
80 BASKETS rest brands Chaucagnst
-rs SO boxes Sc0vill clazet,
A % s ss1s As s E .5 a eesai7 W5igi
: 60 60 10 Boursoa5 90
And slso lsE-s ssock O Common Thsky, BTaa5y
aia,&5. y
F3W BER AGENTS.
Agts Dupont Eszsrd and sgcsoTs Powder Ms M
1ensd ben the only Aent5iH Nashville o. t Manufacturer
soUd call The TIE Merchants and TrssFt t. ea-r
srgsst5cs o. Powder o. land, 10 Hagssns for sale.
|g90 kegs Rrrca Bic csdsz % EsEaF5 Blasting Pos
;@ &c % SEQ 55. .ysaaor. sia.;ln,
'a9g S=gsEassEe d es PeraeS;
&c. e @ Do 80 esss O eoEasr, asssr'o'
'e kai1ggont 2.-ssgIsE 50 OILS 10y, Bedford 3 Co.
csT- g-iesy luge.
anil 4. a. >. ?. oHEATHAM, kgssss.
s9LA AeiGSg5 EoE
s-1asa 60 F=ss
.sSosuofs 20
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consideration Of the id in sill descriptions Of mseR
used ia the manufacture well TIE increased
est U labor Consequent tie Preat expense Il lv
We the undersgne fOHncryngn Of the city Of Nashville
compel 10 sdva The pTce OF castings PER
pound from the present CATE.
(SiEn.d) ANDREW AEDERsON,
1864 EJLIS = MOJRh,
4. Bhk MAJ.
Nashville, cc'ober Is, Isd dim BGP
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
D R. COL E M A NJ S
PRIVATE DIsPENsARY.

TEVHE attention Of citizens, strangers and Others visiting
Nashville requiring msdcsl ard srespecfully called to
this oce DeA6siok street sesend floor between Cherry
and Re square ... j.. ..
IR CoLKs N is cid practitioner me1idne; his almcG
un experiences and haterng for years past
has induced him 70 devote
his undivided 4tteton b a diseases Of this urs Many
the most nvsterse character have empty yielded 10
his improved method OF tr6Gtment.
Primary, seeepdaFy, Tertiary and Hereditary sphhais Con
erhs Glet acd ST. dSs Of the GENT and urinary organs,
ne with resistance to his TeIns6lss. .-s..-a
ALI es,e rregul rites snd fune9ral drsrgeens Of the
WOMB and all diseases arising from CESSATION and i'll managed
PsEtVTit0n ,'.5-f- Of .-- p
Every Of ReduHbls Rupture and Of Piles and Prolap
o. the Rsctun Of Esuls be cured y
process nesTy painess II either Of the latter under
Ia by Dr., Co cure is i5drfGg teGTrGntd
careful exEmin ton always the ndiioLI
Of fIrs By his Improved msthOd Of OPeratog
Persons either applying in person b. letter ldesc
bng easel the DIST symptoms OF specific disease
he c4rd BY the aborJiIs method in foryeight
hours H-.,.
strict nj e1ee, s.sesOn and moderate charges,
will gcVsFn hizz Sith has pstr
Ko lureury used the treatment Ct tszeTe8l disease
Re believes On cases. produces disease than that
1t is giyen to
OS,s hous eight the morning till Zinc the even
In. oet9-dsm
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so- 50 .roAD srnEBr,

a "A a-.lrirs stz-lsfst FoEsT FsFsabse steam
n Bzit=his f1F pricsins skoes, rlahtstcn "a. ~
ulall sng,Ges are -squ-rcd. erss faGa,
btatienar5 sossif E1EinGs leu ~ = clrfy borss
SFeea q Zoe - hr-i-siass s1glne c - fsfshed a.
YTsparet - 81 1TcaE1 tnT sug-ucs ard MI Maadlna
asaestir, rove paftsfns a. short eoaos Caiifur 4
~ Etget 9. tsrns fcF FiCar n ia ana erCaar tah
l.H AtE sf7 si.st f5r strsnshs ezza51ity and
AZ WORK EUHs9AHTzRD,
ssd szgeTi s21si Eors5a fES,sasts set zp ear YORK
dFed.
o5asaasy Hsai tsil aasiF ier.nt q css.l-ys zs1
q = f0uniry. Al srpg1e1cs9 Dztfayn maksr-aui aru
rnPloyea HoEzlHe irEairEss spssiastin1t- piAns
uEtss furniglsd o1 -guhcl.'1a.- T.. 49,. ...--.. l.
IEP0ae SD sssss E1cE :. 2 BrosdEsys 4 ;shziiIs0
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Scientific DiscOVery---EiecJrO-
Water.

TssslI kns,sn the profession that RscFcity = he gsa
motor Of lie Every remedy which really disss9e
iOs 50 because is electrical adaptation the Vsnks Of NJ
Invalid By The OF sEch remedies and GLncTRlc
WAT IN which pstienta hAthed IN currents OF sIsotri,
Ladies being attended BY asdy.I CuRga kinds % Old
and onse CON which have resisted sl other means
q cure; sConsumptiVes receive LIE, but sacA
where patients weak 20 visit treat them b ne
BroDsoa HosgtaI dlGti0aS Ehieha hreahel into hs
diseased ling right the seat Of the disease snd two
stamps for Pamphlet Other patients who cannot come 70
the sHKALINs WErxzs, By senng fsstheE ags-seH
azd full description OF symptoms have MEDICINES sent 20 them
Send for crcar ne Electric H4ters sxrcct all mineral
INSTANCES taken medicine Otherwise sbsoTbed The ax
csrscnee over twenty years the seaasE 81 May ooas
AID eh-.uc ezsea and Wosns diseases ard Fekueess H7
% reg2rdcd a. : reasonable guarsntee Of succsss.
~ Rooms and Boarding. Furnished %
Patients III
PHYSICIANS ho may wish avail Themselves Of his var
sb discovery in Eisctc Bat Invited 70 cal 81 Oss
a Nc Is5, sonth Summer street.
Hours froa A Gto 4. every tsg szePt he sssAsh
sssress DR. W0MBACGH,
Esr2st-dktvly Nashville, Fsnn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
COL. ANDERSON IN HARRISBURG,
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
John G, Breckenridge for the UniOn.
4. IS TO rAzE TIE FIELD gHDsR COL. ANDERSON.
H.naisnuRe. Wednesday. May l5. lsGl.

HansisBGRG. Wednesday. May 10, lSCl.
COL Anderson arrived kere by the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Railroad at clock this afternoon. lie remained
bat few miGutes A large number Of the Members Of
the Legislature Gov. Curtin, and other officials were
present together withan immense of people.
Twelve companies of military from Camp Curtin
turned out and were drawn up a, the depot to receive
him. The Colonel was greeted with loud and repeated
cheers
He stated 70 Gov Curtin that John c. Brcckinridgc
would Join him at Cincinnati to take command under
him (Andersonl.
This announcement created profoundly gratifying
sensation among all casses Col Anderson also stated
that the European steamer yesterday brought large
quantity of improved modern arms for the Federal
Governmens, and each succeeding steamer woud bring
more.
He expresses ihe nrnost confidence in the final sue
cess of the Federal arms and reconstruction OF the
Union on the original basis.
The action Of neither House to-day was important.
They will not be ready to adjourn tomorrow noon
according to their previous determination.
Two more companies Of volunteers from Pennsyl-
vana arrived today.
The Pennsylvania Union Nurse Corps has been IN
COIPoIatcu.
The Michigan regiment, $50 men, arrived tonight,
aud made an evening dress parade Great numbers OF
citizens were present. The Governor introduced the
Captains, Lieuenauts aud Field officers encamped at
Camp Curtin, to the regiment. They made hand
some appearance, and commanded general ccmmenda'
ton. Tie regiment viii move toward Baltimore To-
morrow.
They left Detroit last Monday night The second
regiment will follow in a few days.
Five New-York regiment. are confidently expected
tomorrow.
The Governor has signed the bill creating lean OF
g. 0C0, coo for aTmng tie State.
regiment of WisconsiD cavalry are confidently ex'
pocted here in a few days-Cari Schurzs Regiment.
Only one regiment OF Pennsy lvnnia Volunteers have
left Camp York up 10 THE time The %, 3D. and i'th
Regiments will move as as furnished with fali
equipments.
Great apprebensions prevail tonight fearful os an
attack from Harper's Ferry on Wheeling tomorrow.
II an attempt is made Gov Denuison Of Ohio will con-
cenrae heavy forces at once at that point. hso two
PENNSYLVANIA regiments will be moved from Pittsburgh
at once.
The Governor will sgn the stay law tomorrow
morning.
There ia good authority for that statement in relation
TO Col. Anderson and the Hon. Mr. Breckinrdge.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
PROVISIONAL CONGRESS- OF THE CON-
FEDERATE STATES
TENTH DAY.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Tnesdav Nav

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Tuesday. May Q. 1861.
congress met to-day at noon. Alter prayer. tho
journals OF the preceding day read and approved:
MI Wright GA saldte bad receveda communication
IN relation TO the public defense Gcm Mr. Pleasant
StovsiI gentleman who resides 10 Georgia and sus-
tainsa blgh social position. lie asked Ia Lave tho
sO%Iu,saton sSrh rrerred to the hmsysCommi'tes.
No other pubic business being presented. Congress
went into secret session. The fonrw,ag acts weru
passed 10 secret session, spproyed by tue PRESIDENT
and The secrecy removed;
AN ACT 10 sddlorsl military fore. 10 .erxs sprn.
The Cenr." Of the coader,,s ssc Of Aeri-. do enact
That "a sddcp y-uneet force rd 20 o- ,,.I
sss" s',us Avs the ric.eS s s nsreoi .aihoS.
.rt.es. u'ha ,.sArd p u eGi.tm.s, sih.s -
10 . :. .nsy s . i ni.s .s b. .ssa pops
a1d a:nnt 'hs S.nS wsr. ,nle'' .sOner di.chused
.s,.p.'a ev %. f.aio.S ca@s. 70 ). ans.d 1fS.
.Drni ~ 6.t .vd .,.- e.,. s o
aa.a s@psa. toe .sS I's. ss
S.s, ''e'' 80 elected snail os ecsaaned BY the
n'ab.r enacted Tia, any vac,rei.. occurring 4.
rievcrs Of hi. scs rI,p S hs y, anass
.nas .hs '. such eomr,n' ,ay v.cancis. eccurns
sac Elc.p he,.,u dscrsa.y prcvissJ ,sr ,oine.sr
ana & ' r 10 - Issss' s' s
e, hs ro' d.is1.. sns al ossr sas for The
An AIT 70 smenl &C, vens c.rsn power. IN The Post.
s,cr,, n %':rsseus., re .ePIoV,a a;reb is 1901
ipc tohSees o. tue tcHfrceTss~ Salts OF Amer
Tea d s2ss' Las TIE ppvs Of An &c. yesng cersin
powers IN tie foGms General approved March Is 1851,
be sr-atea - ths. tr be and tery salthoed and
efs iay 70 be named oy him In Pioesustion be isueA
oy Ls Ia the entire sad dfoctioa
~ ,ts = eta service - 20, Coafedeafe States.
SIC And be ~ -nacf~d That the Postmaster Geo.
ef &c sat he hereby s'ho'z-d sad rnpowsfed 70 annul
r3,sxrts dseoT.tn.s entail serylcs sld
ttem he aus ssssbls toidsrepss ses
vcs IN whpe oy In part ier different srsds %
ssrvi,e or the fofte OF wren tee r~ss sh
saca dccLnnencr eusi3arr other lie
loving months extra of service dispens
with In fell OF ali dsns,-s 80 the conirsctor
ssc And be fLrber enacted That the railroads IN thu
Confederate states be- sud they hereby DIVIDED o thee
ciss,es Oh the following bas v The ges, through lines coa
meeting important points and carrying heavy mails csss
nuaber one completed roads oonVecag pos,s
bot heavy MALE of local 10 be c.ss man,
Der two and roads witch lees are coay-ysI
sno branch roads and such untnhed rosds DO not
three - ~>'' "sNoss
SIC And be further enacted That contracts made vi,A
rsoad fot yins the mail d.y on schrdnse
70 Dc agreed o. the Postmaster General may allow them con-
mol eIesedins the eo~ing vi1 On
rosos 100 per mile on secondcss rosds oo per mile srS
e. n sossS road. go per mule The .Oun, Of
py tne Importance and vslae service ts
M re- 20 ee performed In the night sos s.
bs ,s .,sn,. nsDea %sam. rates o Provided uSss
NE rostohce Depssthent shall psss NJ - cS.r.s
sssa' and this Get shsa tste sSes ~ = -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
MASSACHUSETTS TROOPS HEMAINE REGr-
siIINT.
MINI.
BosToY, Wednesday, MAY Is, IS

BosTov, Wednesday Nav Is, 1861.
Tire steamer Ben De Ford arrived to-day with
large number Of passengers including four of the col
dies of the 9Th Regiment who were woanJed ia Baiii-
more.
Col Lander is in the city, aud Lad interview with
Gov. Andrew to-day.
The Banks Of Massachusetts have agreed to take
s. 0c0O OOO Of the new Government Treasury Notes ut
par.
letter from lady in Charleston states tba, Cen
Beanregard had recently died from wounds received &
the attack on Fort Sumter.
The "a Maine Regiment. 500 strong, which len
Bangor yesterday arrived III Boston shortly after
o'clock this afternoon An immense crowd Welcomed
them at the depot, including the Association Of the
Seas Of Name and the Boston Cadets escort TITO
regiment marched through several streets 10 ths
American Horsse where The officers and several con-
ranres dned the remainder being provided for ut other
hotels After dinner the regiment formed and were
escorted 10 the State. House, where they were al
dressed by Gov Andrew ,n a brief speech Of telling
elolueuce.
At O'Clock the regiment left for New.York by tho
Fa RIVER route. Tue progress Of tie troops through
the city presented a scene not easily described. Boston
was all ont Of doors aud thousands pfcsert from
adjoining towns TO cheer and wish Col speed 10 the
brave sons Of MalDe. Tie regiment Is composed q
Gne. muscular men, 10 a servcesbIe gray uniform.
Col. Jameson, the commander, was delegate &c the
Charleston and Baltimore Conventions.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION-MASSACHU.
SETS LEGISLATURE.
Bosros. "Wednesday. May !.

BusTos "Wednesday. May -, 1861.
There WAS public meeting IN tie Third District to-
night IRE speeiiye Of political feeling to designate ths
Hon. Benz. f.. Thonss for COugress TO MI the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF tie Hon. Chares Franes
Adams.
In the Senate to-day bills reported authorizing
the establishment OF a camp Of 5000 men, TO be pre-
pared for dGiy under the Federal Government when
called for. This is substitute for the bill offered yes-
ieriay which Fixed the number Of troops u 600.
The other b establishing a homo guard for duty in
the State which is he governed by the present MI
itia
10 the House. bill was reported au.horizing ths
Governor. should an exigency daring tie reces
Of the Legislature to loan the General Government any
amount not exceeding 81 0J0,00O 20 be raised by tho
sale OF State scrip.
Another bill was reported. providing Tor raising and
paying a sum not exceeding 81 900 coo i0r expetses
already that may be incurred by this State for ths
Prosecution OF the war.
All these bills were unanimously ordered to a third
reading, and will pass with slight alterations.
The Legislature will adjourn THIS week.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
TUE CAMP JACKSON AFFAIR.
Tit CAsE or CAPT. MCDoNtLD--OrINloS
HARNEY.
ST.. LOUIS. Wedne.day. May l5. IS


sr. LOUIS, Wednesday May Is, 1851.
The case Of CAPTAIN Mcdonald came up before Judge
Treat this morning. The wnt served on Gen.
Harney who answered in wriung in effect thai the
person Of Cart Mcdonald DOT being Il the arsonal or
within reach Of the officers Of the Court, could not be
produced hat be deplored as much ~ any one iro
state Of things existing here bu; was bound TO main-
tain the higher Law Of the GOveruue over all and
every effort at rebellion; that Capt Mcdonald was
taken prisoner while lending his eounienarce to the
support of an sssemblage Of meu, whose every act,
move and design IN opposition to the oovcsnne M
Of the United S'aies, that he doubted whether, Il
Cart Mcdonald was still held the arsenal, he would
be justified in delivering him up upon Nc demand ihai
had been made upon him; that the whole matter had
been referred to the authorities al Washington ana
that he shoud await aud ondcayor strictly 10 carry out
the instructions he might receive in relation thereto
Urlel Wright one Of the counsel for Mcdonald en-
tered dcuufrer and Judge Treat postponed Tue mat
ter TIL the regular sosson Of the Court On Monday
next. as the question presened i Of grave i'm
porance, and one which, if decided in Chambers,
might reopen the whole case hereafter.
After an examination of many Witnesses, the Coro-
ners Jury returned the following verdicin the Camp
Jackson case That the several victims ofthe events
which took place at Camp jackson on the ION OF May
came TO their deaths from gun-sho wounds inflicted by
musket balls discharged by certain Uned States volun'
teers under the command Of Gen n. Lyon, Colonies
H. r. Blair, II. Bernstein, and others.
The examination Of witnesses relative to the Walnut
street tragedy Saturday evening s Lot yet finished
Yesterday United States Commissioner Hickman
visited the arsenal, to testify to McDcugais affidavit
and was informed by Gen. Lyon that Capt. McDougal
was prisoner of war and moreover he was not IN
Missouri. The affidavit of tho prisoners brother was
then properly aested and the writ Issued, returnable
al II O'Clock this morning
Gen. Harney denies that any insubordnation has
taken place among the United States voluneers but
on tie contrary, says that they have submitted with
aacrty and cheeruness TO the discipline OF the service
The Public Schools Of this city will be closed after
Friday next ia consequence of IN act Of the Legisa-
ture prohibiting the distributing Of the School money
The Legislature adjourned at IL o'clock TIL itie 80
Monday in September
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
INTERESTING SECESSION MOVEMENTS.


PHiLADeLPHrA, Wednesday. May ID. isoi'
|. gentleman arrived here tbis evening direct from
New Orleans and from him learn the following news
respecting the state of affairs in the South.
Nv informant left New.0feans 90 Saturday lase
ln the city companies Of men are continually being
organized and recruits going every hour. IL is BE-
heved there that within monti after requieilion
made one hundred thousand men would he ready n
different parts Of the South. Nearly this Number have
already been enrolled.
Business in New.Orleans Is comparatively pros
trated
The cotton crop good and prospects ue for another
season.
Travel in the South ia not stopped and is as regular
as heretofore. Troops are transported over the ra.
rOads daily. The are all well supplied with arms
and have serviceable equipments They have penry OF
provisions, aud anticipate protracted war Peparar
ton3 are being made 70 this end. The policy Of JEFF.
Davis is admired Most Of the troops are destined 70
Virginia.
The plans of the rebels kept secret possible,
ard al arrangements carried quietly they
be. The statements in tue Northern papers that .
unanimous feeling exists in tue North TO make wss
upon the rebels is not credited in the Souh aud Tho
people there believe it is only douo ntraidate then-
They feel confident Of euccess and doubtedy expect
assistance from the North in obtaining arms.
News bad been received Of the Organization Of Col
Billy Wilson's Regiment. IL stated that bis regi-
nent was composed Of cut-tbroas and burglars, which
caused tbe greatest excitement. 1bey could not be-
Geve the Government would ACCEPT them. They con-
hdently expected that Mary land would secede. Tho
late news, however of the Union feeling in Baltimore
has dissPaed this idea.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
IMPORTANT JUDICIAL OPINION.
THE LAW AGAINST PIRACY.
no legal Protection for 1t.
.,.1n,.,.,,,,,,rboN Y Tribune.

Special Dsy.tca to The n. Y. Tribune.
BOSroy, Wednesday. May To- iooi'
Judge sprague OF the United states DISTRICT
Court fcw wetAs ago Defined Vo'Son 'o'!
clearly. To-day he laid down the law agans'
piracy. lie says The statutes on the sueject
being enacted pursuant to the Constitution, are
of paramount authority and cannot be lnValida'ea
or impaired by tue action OF any State OF States
and every lae., ordnance, and Constitution made
by them for that purpose. whatever it' panio vi
form, is wholly nugatOFy, and can anoid 10
legal protection 20 those who may act uhuef /"
Comparing the seceded States to portion oi
foreign oountry in revolution, aud claiming 10
be independent, he says if the Legislat''eahd Ia
ecutye Departments Of our Government utteri!
refuse TO ,ccocnize such new Government, or ac-
knowledge 4 as having any belligerent or ma
tioral riQht.: and. instead of taking neutral
attitude, endcayor by force to suppress depreoa'
tions on cormcrce by such assumed Govern
ment, as violating the rights and infringing the
laws Of the United States then the JUDICIARY
will hold that such depredations are not 10 DC
considered as b,ligerent aud entitled to immunl-
ties OF lawful war, but as robbery, or other
lawless depredatons, subject to the penalties de-
nounced By our laws against such odenses.
There il another view, that mere rebellion ao-
solves no man from his allegiance. Citizens oi
tie United States, therefore, may not only be
subject to toe penalties Of treason, but it they
commit hostlities upon the commerce OF the
Uuitcd States, under q commission from any
foreign nation, even the Oldest aud bestestao
lished, such as Eogland or France, may be dealt
with aS pirates.
Gov. Andrew has issued Code of sanitary
regulations for troops, copy of which should
be placed in the hands Of every soldier on our
side.
The Maine regiment are q noble set Of fellows,
wiry and tough. Their handsome Colonel may
well be proud of them.