The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

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fo.i. kep b. M-j~ Bus'e'ae'd-a spl-n,a -pssnen Of
t,ssspor,so Me- hsmpe.It granrie You viii meet ut
the f.vli'D cl.se > ps.ls ron WA no sacono'er a.
hs solm men of - lnsrrtr.
After a words Z commonplace conversation, our
mp county tri-br ssd he all hod ut he
uniy vi feeling in favor of the Jonfedo ate States
tha,t sion
.whyfo
"ahy sir thers v rnt q woman in Eve In my town
vho world not rather give trteen per
II pu chsse' 70 Charleston, tbao n b,aeht North
No dealer tel X goods 10 his customer " he
s.s tLep cheaper u " II known That tho chief profits
e. the North. 'fhe enthusiasm among The women is
.vep greater than among he men. rhey take IA muc
interest il plt cat Affairs the men, aud he bad
way Tor success in sny feminine undertah mgI mean
have inssrsst- he esp,uses the Of he
North !" attempts Ia sell No, hern goods. We all roce
in ne s'aton from the North We don'tseres Il
liiical senlmcnt-fcr our negroes political scn,i
mclt, you must a6nit"
We d,1
"berefore the more the North treads upon our toes
the aorc we must resist. Isn't that soP'
o. II
ave have long wanted be separated from he North.
We have aow got -; Why shouldn we keep ITS"
ssl-preservat,on o..
'.spsk,ps o1 ssspors why shouldn't Charleston become
as great seaport ~ kew Yorxi'
she hsn't got the harbor.
"-he has water enough in tho harbor 70 a as fee,
New Vol her fst and North rivers Charleston has
tei Ashley an per rivers. They all dow into COM
m ocesn, don's insys"
That was
We'll then, al shese things being e,ual, why should
rct IN lies o Dcr~asc IN buriness AID In time rival New
Yok II cenmsrcial iuupo'tarc-Y Tell me"
.very true, very tue; the tariff s question tina,
kbccks them all ihe nggers although tina pretty
stout ana snesd But mark my sur:
Gay will yet be wbep with free trade south under
the States ard high tariff North, under the
United states Charleston will yet be one Of tn biggest
We agreed With him. II may not be generally known
that the od cbarnel was partially and temporarily
obsiruceu. beeu discovered by tho inde
fat able exertons ot the On rest plotsone OF whom
Ia Captain Evaua, New Yorker aud the harhor now
merchant vessels drawing not over eighteen feet
Gossip About the observation-disclosures
ConmerciaI News.
CaARlEsToy, March 26-9PM
The arrival Of the members Of the Convention has i'm
parted additional nveliness to streets and hotels
The city exceedingly lively, and every body appears
TO be happy, except few members of the Convention,
who wish to the constitution, in ordcr 70 reopen
the slave trade The point win not be carried, If pressed
No war ncwe Of interest Things will remain In ad,ss
quo Until tho return Ct Colonel IAmon. Ex Governor
Adams of the nrst South Carolina Commissioners to
the then general government under President Buchanan
last winter, member Of the Convention He regards
Lncon's position identical with that Of Buchanan
that Vs. he bound TO collect the revenue hold pro-
tect tbe pubic property ana yet acknowledges his ina
Hcn ". Psr her Milse has arrived from Montgomery,
wi The dIs confederate state flag which viii prooab
mopias az For Tnniee Though The msaium sSS
fsir hnpos Of Mss Psckcrs, oaughaer 0 tne Govornor
unless the South Croinnns have the honor presenting
the fort to the Con edcrate States under the Gag Of thc
staJc sovereignty.
bonoed warehouse Tor all goods coming this way from
the in. .ericr Tho btrdcr revenue guard have yet
Herna6do and Holy springs, Miss, and four
other place, have bcen designated ports
OF oLtry irfm the border and United States.
All goods including passengers baggage, viii have 10
undergo the examination at these miami border
stations, when fully established as II they had come
ior England or any other foreign couit try Until ties
revenue officers appon cd at the inland stations
Augusta Ca, and Charleston, s. O., have been estab-
n6sd as the frontier custom houses All ftoghts coming
by All oad into The Confedorale states are held by tns
collectors Augusta and Charleston until the duties
paid tho secretary Of the Treasury wing appointed those
officers collectors Of port well inland stations No
inland collector has been appointed for savaonah and
gcocs by rarosd for that point and others South are
stopped In Charleston until The payment Of duties or
forwarded In bond.
We have Just learned from 1clsole authority .hs, the
Confederate sta es government have made rcquistion
the several sates In The confederacy for certain
Der Of for unknown purpose The quota OF
Of the States two thousand mem who are ordered TO
be prepared "for the campaign" The movement has
look toward he defence or Pensacola In case OF invasion
BY the United States forces.
The Latest Reports from Charleston.
CHARInroS, March 20, 1851
We have no expectation that Fort Sumter win bc
svscuassd on Saturday The delay worrying the poo
plo here greatly.
The State Convention has majority for peacs but mot
without the evacuation OF the fort.
messenger from Washington was expected here to-
day but did not arrive.
Governor Pickens says he rs ready for nght
The reports Of Waits OF foreign fleets dissatis
faction France and Spain the ascendant Powers
IN the Southern conSederacy.
Interesting from Pensacoia.
formation from that point up tho Goth instant at which
time the utmost activity displayed by General Bragg
with the Confederate state troops under his
the besieeement OF Fort Pckens He expressed tho ut
most confidence that In few days from that he
would be able 70 resist attack from any combination
OF military and naval forcc the United Staes could bring
there 70 attempt the siege. There Ave hun
dred negro aborcrs engaged in erecting sand
teries command Fort Pckens and tho exterior points
Of the harbor Gen Bragg has positive Information the
true condition Of matters within Fort Pickens Tue
armament OF that work has been wonderfully mlreprc
septed a. appears that many OF the gus Of infc
ror calbrc the mortar battery Of bat -four
ten-inch mortars Fort Mclca Is considered a mitch
aore for Fort Pckens without speaking OF Fort Bran
cas ana dozsn small batteries that will be acrased
sgarst It n necessary An erroneous idea prevails 10
suppoeug that fleet Il vesse's Of war eau sal
,n,o Pensacola bay without any great resistance
rom the land batteries. Let them try the ex
pertinent and the Northern confederacy will lose very
vessel that makes the attempt. They will have to pass
within six hundred yards of Fort Mcoa which presents
bold front Of thirty tso and forytwo FOUNDER guns
shoted for action Even supposng nostic feet sh uId
Pass the latter named work, they will oaly be "a
lon within half rargo OF three formidable Sand batteries
s6cs the guns Of Fort Barr The Qoartsr
and O. mmissary Generals at rensacoIa making
ample arrangements for quartcr,ng a,d supplying with
food Hve thousand troops por under orders from
various points Of the confe.erscy, destined FOR
Pensacola The engineer corps working sssduousiy
prospecting from varisus points and determining upp
plans TO resist attack from q naval land force.
aeveral light artillery batteries daily expected
Pensacola at the date OF advices rho New Orleans
zuave gment consisting OF Eve hundred active young
mcn, under the command OF Major Gustave C1ppcns
graduate ~ the milf airy school Of France were expected
al Pensacola On the 22d. rbe hospital depart