St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-18

F, Nrxrro axp THE CoSrspsn.rE g ,rss.
A correspondent Of thu Galveston .Ns,es,
| writing from Brownsville Ga the Esd Ut
says
I asve nseiso.i iu some IT tbs New Or
lcsas popsss t~v ussks since. . CORES.
! poudencr i .sss, insiwssipg that the Neg
isans are jsal0ss Of the Intentions Of the
TexsMe. etc
Nov. aavs taken considerable pains
, 10 lcsru the truth { this report. snl an
cnnrinccd ,bs. the M-xiynns favor the
course tho South has snd H. rur-uing. and
| they do not have any FAR that We will
ever trouhlc them. They seem anxious
| to keep up friendly intercourse with US.
IacR!Rstf ~ tiwNgkAL bxAUHDaalp.-
Mr. Healv the artist. Was enabled during
! brief visit IN ,l:s city. tn e1ecuf" s.rk-
ing anil lis"-ike sna fnll l..,.eh portrait
OF this distinguished oii.~r The t;ensral
is Represented rs stan tin. ~. shc pl.ter,s
/ VI F.-rs Maulsrie. nerr the gna .irsm whieh
the FIRST shot on that battery was fred ne
the Stsr of sh. West aua is her. po;nt.
ed in the dirt-r,ien nf Fort Snmtcr. which
is seen in thu distance The hack ground
Of the picture is formed of the f.,l.ls Of the
flag of tho Confederate Sts,.s. judiciouslv
! aud tastcfullv arranged = Cnvr,rr.
OLp AIRS !Asr.-A gentleman saw.
that upon one occasion while Carl Schurx
l. = Z
L.ssy. h.. wac asked hv aid Abe where
he was originally from II anu an Am
s'rr.6nm pu:chn,an." said C.,l. "'.W.n."
said old Abe with orc If he usnsl salIics.
MIR. Schurz Whist i. Vic difference Do.
tween an Amsterdam, Dutrhmsn and any
Other damn,.d I,mtrhm.r - CARL vas
silent. tnt looked M Il he had taken an
unusual dose Of soar krou.
MIS-. ANDERSON r Ngw Ys.x.-.-yxv
York. April IL y " Mrs. Anderson
the Wit. Of the gallant rnnm,nder nj Fort
Sumter. !. now in ihi- ~ity. vi the BE.
WORT House. She Is .i.i'cl hv numb.n.
"f persons. VIII" desire tn all their tribn.,
~ pra'." o. ~" "nco,aium. shaw red UPON
Major Andrr."n. ana to testify their alb
probation Of the painful ,'o,i,ien in which
Mrs. \. 10 placed 4, this time.
Collision rs TIE Bar On We.lnes.
day night lat n collision occurred in tho
Day L,twecD he schoon-rs W. C. Rlan~.
Of Baltimore. bound "a The Pn,uxent
river. and the schooner & H.rys. bound
for this port The " r. B.ync wa, in.
juted u sich an rAtcn' 40 to reudcr il no.
! cessary t" throw overheard the grestr,t
portion ~ tn Cargo. She VIVA t.wsd int,
the nsrbor Of Annapolis hy the schooner
fo.m-s D',n"a in a sinking v,ndiiioo.
ExrcrTIvy ApvERrIsrurxrs. - Warn.
rSHroS. April l3.-rhr I'rnsideu,. in tho
exercise "f his discretion to designate a
n"w.r,per bere in which tb. Executive
advertisements shall be- published. in al
il'i"n ~ the tw" papers publishing them
by virtue Of their circulation. has de.is-
mated the National Republicans.
SECESSION PLorr,xG ~ Dsr AWARE
Information. from what is deem 4 re,isbl,
sources was received las, night 10 the #.
feet that the secessivnsts Of Delaware.
whose head quarters are reported to be in
Virginia, were abou, to make sudden at
tack upon Fort Delaware, opposite Dela-
ware city, on the Delaware river, for which
they were preparing las, ,nvn,h. Imus-
'iiate steps have been .aken hy the Seer
'ary Of War TO prevent the cou.au nation
Of the plot
Nrrisv Ar OH po,xr The .routl~s
At Old Point and at Portsmouth Nary
Yard arc more serious than we're reported.
TIL. men insisted upon knowing agsin..
whom they were to eight. MANY # them
arc in irons. The n,u,iny is hushed up
BY the eommandcrs-in Chief a. much %
possible.
SpEclAL DnpA1Ca. WAsBIxeroy.
April lit is advi-edly asserted here
that the military movements. for tho re-
lief OF Forts Sumter AID pickens bave
been set on fopt against the advice and
earnest r-moDstrancc VI General Scott
The event thus far has justified tho conn
sells Of the commandcr-in.chicf.