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uoIIoway,s Pll1s.-Presnaney.--Du

ring this delicate situations ladies will experience great
relief by using this mild cathartc medicine for
reetng those ndispositons and nauseatng sickness
which they are subject at this period They give
gentle stimulus to the circulation and purify aud
pei all those humors which issitase the stomach and
bowels They so milf that the most delicate con
stitut IN may take them with perfect safety. For
sistng feIales at ths dawn or womanheod, at the
turn of life, they are equally adapted Sold by all
Druggists at Use. &c, and 81 per pot jan2s-1w
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SUPEaINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

SAVANNAH, GA, JANUARY, 24fh, 1861
EAsiNG been informed that reports are circulated
IL IN the Up Country of Georgia, in Tennessee, Ala
naa and Mississippi no doubt pat forth by interested
persons, to inlure Savannah and her Rail Road and
steam snip Lines that the Port OF Savannah Is closed
by blockade, or by some other Means and that Goods
and Produce may be delayed by this Route
This Is 10 give notice all interested that the Com
merce of this Port unobstructed and goiag on with
ITS usual activity that Steam Ships are running
as usual and are likely to continues and that Shippers
can get their Goods, by this Route ship their Pro-
dce IN any direction certainly and expeditiousiy as
heretofore No advance % Freight by the Steam Ship
Ii es to this port GEO. w. ADAMS
feni-diw General Superintendent.
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EEoIsLATTE-TbeL Legislature finally pass
ed the bill to repeal the conventional inter
est law, passed at the last session.
The House rejected the Senate bin appro-
priating s25e,0 for the purpose of arming
the State. sS~&1 =
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10 EDWARDS, F. 3. HARRIS, E. P. EDWARDS
BI)UARDl, IIA8RIs go

10 EDWARDS, F.B. HARRIS, EP. EDWARDS
EI)lT ARDs, go
Sucee sors to Edwards. Gilkerson & Co,
Wholesale Grocers.
Forwarding and Commission GItrellaniS.
DEALERS IN
Brandies, Wines, TObaccos, Cigars, &C., &c.
CORNER cHURCH AND COLLEGE STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn,
I7TE ARE N RECEIPT Of LARGE AND WELL.
Selected stock OF Groceries, robaceos, Liquors,
&c, comprised II part follows, to which we re-
spectiuiiy invite the attention of the Trade.
SUGAR, MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.
% hhis Louisiana Sugar; SO bhls Coverings pow
100 DS Plantation Mo. 20 Po1 h R Loaf Sugar.
100 lar bids Plantation 20 packages ST. Louis Col
50 bbls Refined mollsses so pSs New orleans Col
% t 66is i49 ,',r, d den syrup;
'Fo5nsa sugar. COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio so bags Old Col Java cof-
100 bags New Orleans Rio so bags Bag Iaguira cofse;
WHISKY
100 100 bhis Recgd Whisky so bbls Robertson county
100 loo !. Tenn Ter = White :. g 81 Whisky Viii
100 packages Old Rye Wits serve WHISKY;
ky; puncheoEls OF Irish and Scotch whisky
BRANDIEs, WINES, &c.
~ quarter casks Seig 10 casks Madeira Wine:
10 n @aaT1sr Ba aaSy ot.r 10 pate sherry wine
Duprey Co.'S Brandy, q Sweet Malaga
20 or casks Rochelle Bran 10 q Dry
10 ar casks United Pro- 50 passiu sha me;
prietor's Brandy; 20 boxes Claret:
100 pks American Brandy; 25 pks.Lemon Cordial;
100 - Ginger % Mint
90 g Cherry so boxes Bitters;
. blackberry % pks Holland en-
% : raspberry 10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
200 200 boxes VII Virginia TObaeoO-various brands;
% kegs A J Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
90 90 GOO superior Havana Cigarsyarious brands;
$4,000 :. Domestic q
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes star Candies; so boxes Stearfne Candles
zoo All :. so ~ Tallow
Ioo or . $50 boxes Soap, various
kinds;
loo bbis extra Family Flour;
100 q g Superlne
100 bags Pennsylvania Baelwheat Flour.
sUNDaIEs.
1000 sacks fineeanpc oarse % chests Green and |
Sait Black Teas:
o0U oels hala~ha salt; 100 dozen Buckets;
logo kegs Nails ana Spikes, so nest Tubs:
0Uo boxes Class Ware; % sacks $ ) Almonds.
o00 Reels Cotton Rope; so bbls Pecans and Fill /
100 casks Soda; berts.
iye9 pounds Bar Lead; 10 bbls English Wafnuts: |
go bags Shot, assorted 100 dozen broom;
sizes; loo d0z Zinc Wash Boards: |
ioO dozen Fresh Cove oys- 500 re.ns Wrapping Pa
20 cases Sard Dimes. e and 80 bags Pepper;
= boxes; 70 . Allspice:
30 5xs Lemon Syrup; so bxs Ground Mustard:
$50 pks Raisins; SO Fire (,raexers-
100 :" Mackerel; so bbls Cider Vinegar;
49,, 90 bbls Xxx Ale;
Jan1I-tf EDWARDS, HARRIS & CO.
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HASHESG7
rnnfDCnHEE

CUNPkDHISE-
Mr.. Breckenridge and other Democrats ex-
press the belief to-day that some adjustment
will be made. Corwin's propositions may
get majority in the House. but not two
thirds, unless the South accept them as a sat
isfactory compromise.-C5r. Gin. CARTE.
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4 DWELLING HOUSE, on Cherry Street , door.
= from tasorooks store, with rooms incipiing
COOK ana servants rooms office, smoke house sts
Ds ana siaa garden, We'll in the yard Apply al tina
Immediately. 49, s''ei
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Notice.

HAVING ascertained that she estate Of i r. D.,-.
II IS insolvent, have suggested the fact 10 TIA
County Court Clerk OF Davidson county Now IN pur.
suance TO an order made by said Clerk ali persons
having claims against said estate, TO file the same win
sad Clerk authenticated IN the manner prescribed by
law on or before the lst day Of July next s6l J. for
pro rata distribution. Ali claims not fled W In Ia
barred. 7 rN an Txyrr -
jani2-dsw Administrator of J. B. Davis, deed
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WASHINGTON. Jan. %.

Yesterday the following telegram was
sent TO Hon John Barbour, who inquired OF
Mr. Douglas the prospects of settlement
SENATE, Monday, January IS.
Ny DEAR SIR: Mr.. Crittenden is not pres
emit. but can say with confidence that there
is hope of adjustment, aud the prospect has
never before been better than now since We
first ass mbled Your friend, truly,
S. A. DOUGLAS.
A few minutes after the above was sent,
Mr.. Crittenden came in and dispatched the
following:
We concur in the opinion that there is
hope of an adjustment.
J. J. CRITTENDEN,
A. r. BOrELER.
J. j. HARRIS. =
Mr. MiIlson sent as follows:
For myself | say that / have never bad so
confident an expectation as 1 have at this
time of such termination of the present
controversy as would be satisfactory to me,
and. believe. large majority of the people
If Virginia IbeiieEe that the hopes of all
these good men are now centeTed upon the
Februars Convention. | hear that the fine
ball of the Messrs- Willard has been offered
for the use of the Convention, aud will. no
doubt, be accepted as it is the best in the city,
excepting the House of Congress. for such
purposes.
The New York Tribune of this morning, in
the most prominent place in the paper, has
the following: 4
We have positive information from Wash
i1gtoa that a compromise is sure TO be car
ried through Congress either this week or
the next. provided that very few more Re-
publicans can be got to enlist in the enter
prise.
The following is synopsis of the new Fu-
gitive slave Law offered by Mr. Douglas yes
terday: Section first provides that the de-
mand by Governor of State or Territory
for the surrender of fugitive from justice
shall be made upon a judge of any Federal
Court in the State or Territory where the fu-
gitive has taken refuge instead OF being
made upon the Governor, as by the act of
1898, which was rendered nugatory by the
decision of the Supreme Court Of the United
States. in the case of Prigg rs. Pennsylvania.
Ii is also provided that the words treason.
felony, and other crimes, shall be construed
to include all offenses committed within and
against the State or Territory making the de-
mand; whether the acts are criminal or not in
Che State where the fugitive was found.
Section second provides for giving the fu-
gitive slave jury trial in the State OF Ter
ritoTy from whence he fed.
Section three provides that when. through
violence or Intimidation, q fugitive slave
shall not be recovered, the owners may bring
salt for AID recover the value in the Court vi
Claims, the amount to be paid from the
United States Treasury; the Solicitor thereof
to bring suit in the name of the United
States against the county, city or municipali-
ty where the recovery was prevented for the
amount paid for such fugitive.
Section four repeats all offensive parts of
tie act Of 1850 in respect to harboring and
protecting fugitiEes, aud to the fees paid in
course of rendition and other obnoxious fea-
tires.
Section five repeats all laws inconsistent
with this enactment.
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For Rent. Furnisbea
FOR HIRE.

A SLEEPING ROOM, for a single gentlemen. IN 4.
particGiars apply at this Office ami
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Land and Slaves Of the Carney Estate.

DURsUANT 70 decree OF The claaeery Court al
Il Nashville, =. November term. lsoo N The ease
OF Washington HaFFoneE and Others cs- VIM ar
ney and Others vii sell on Thursday the 2Ist Feb
Trary- 1851 the Tract Of 427 Acres Of Land and the
six Slaves mentioned IN the plea5lngs Ia said case
Tie Tract q Land WI be dif ied lato several pr
GELS, and plats will be s1eEn On Tar u sz-e
ale 70 take place On premises believing terms -
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FOR. RENT

Va E have lot Of good Negroes to hire No, f,,,.
w and Boys Uan3-tfl Il. H HAYNES L 90
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FOR RENT FOR IssI

VIE Store Room on College Street occup,et "a
by Messrs. Gould < Freeman as 8 Furni EszE3
ture Establishment. SrerH
Possession given LIST january. 1861 Apply 80
TO lnov2-tf1 MICHAEL. VAUGHN
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NEGROES TO HIRE

4 NEGRO WOMAN capable of doing serxi,e tor
= small family, as cook and washer de- Oft
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WASHINGTON. Ian. 30. 1851,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, 1851.
To Ger. ". s. Bro,cn:
Sky is Frightening. 1 think will adjust
differences. Send a Commissioner here on
the 4th OF February
JAMES NJ. QUARLES.
The above despatch was received yester-
day. We frrvently hope that our sectional
difficulties will be adjusted
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Co-Partnership Notice.

| HAVE taken in the Wholesale and Retail I,r,,, a,s
prescription Business Market Street nv T. ,,rss.
w. - ., ., la IN o. SPRINGER
1"n"-"H U. SPRINGER SEQ
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FOR RENT.

| HAVE four handsome Cottage Houses IN + deegeld
mat would like to rent TO COED tenants for lie
year, 1861 For information cali at nav residence :,
Egeteid, or On VIM Moore, who authorized 10 rent
VI sen enelil- E. A. HERMAN
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CONVENTION.
NO CONVENTION.

FOR DELEGATES
NELL $. BROWN.
ANDREW EWING.
RUSSELL HOUSTON,
JOHN F. HOUSE.
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For Rent. For Rent

4 HE two BOARDING HOUSES on the Whar, o,-,.,
oy me Is Tor rent for the year 1861 If noi rented
before the 18th January, will be rented ar nnbc o,
cry 70 the highest bidder For terms &c annlv Il,
D. T. Bluman, al the Rock City Mills ~
ueN-S-A W III G0pnO1
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& FIREWORKS.
For Rent.

{ y the Ewing Avenue. very convenient Brick
~ Cottage, with seven rooms Rent $3.50 Ilkewis.
q very desirable Frame Dwellidg house. with cistern
stable aad carriage house, Rent $500 ApnIy al
Haghes' Art Gallery corner OF Union and coyIls q
streets n ~ uI-ssfrrSs -Nso
dec5-u
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FROM NfoNft5xyN{Uny--

Screnade 70 President Davis and Se&retxrv
Waiker-The Latter Predicts that the Cen.
federate Flag will ss6n wave over SUM.
ter and the Federal Capitol nj Washfnu.
tsn--Gosernment Dispatches Interee pted-
Fert Pickeas Reinfsrced-The Surrender
OF sumter-Great Reioiciug, &C.
MONTGOMERY, April ls-Prrsident Davis
and Secretary Of War, l.. p Walker. were
serenaded here last night. The latter was
called out AFTER the scrcnade. and addressed
the crowd lie said, In the course of his re-.
marks. that the Confederate Flag wouid soop
be waving over Fort Sumter and from tho
Federal Capitol at Washington, If the indie
Penaenee OF the Confederacy was not acknow-
lodged, and host Utilities continued.
The only dispatch received here last uight
IRON Gen Beauregard is believed to have
been favorable to the Confederate cause,
MoNfdosERr, Ala, April 14.-Lieut. Wee.
den, who Is prisoner here, has been corn
peiied TO give up to the Secretary of War his
dispatches from Lieut. Slemmer to the Gov
eminent at Washington. The Attorney (3en.
eraIs opinion has been req uested as to the law
III his case. Weeden violated his promise tn
report to Gen. Bragg, and carried In secret his
dispatches to Fort Pickens, showing to Gen.
Bragg other dispatches, and failing to renort
himself on returning to Mon tgomery.
FORT Pickens was reinforced last NIGHT
The news of the surrender OF Fo-t Sumtar
was received here with immense Cheering
crowds of excited people filled the streets
confederate and Palmetto flags were living,
cannon ;a';ai1 nrlng, and bells ringing. Great
1oicing everywhere.
AuausTA, GA, April IA salute of one
hundred guns was fired here, on the recent of
the news of the surrender of Fort Sumter
SAVANNAH, April 13.--The lights ut Tvbee
ana IN the harbor have been discon tinued for
the present.
MONTGOMERY, April l3.-President Davis
has appoin ted T. Warren Noise Judge of the
District of Louisiana.
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PROCLAMATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
sEvENTY-FlvE THOUSAND TROOPS
CALLED OUT.
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE President will
tomorrow morning issue the following:
Byhe President Of the United States:
ApRnCI

WASHINGTON, April 14-The President will
tomorrow morning issue the following:
Bghe Presideat Of TIE United States:
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, the laws of the United States have
been Tor some time past, and now are, opposed,
and the execution, thereof INSTRUCTED, In the
states OF South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Flo
rida, Mississippi, Louisiana, aud Texas, by com
ordinary course of judicial procsedings or by The
powers vested in the Marshals by Law
ASw Therefore. l. Abrahsm Lincoln, President
o. me united States, in virtue Of the powers in
nae vested by the Constitution and the laws, have
thought ut to call forth, and hereby do call forth,
the militia OF the several States Of the union 10
the aggregate number of 5000 in order to sup
press said compnations, aud to cause the laws 10
pe immediately communicated to the State author-
titles through the War Department. | appeal to
all loyal citi ems to favor facilitate and aid this
existence of our National Union, and the perpe-
tulty OF popular Government, and 10 redress
wrIosag, already long enough endured:
signed TO the forces hereby called forth, will pro-
oabty be 10 repossess the forts, places and pro-
perty which have been seized from the Union,
aud in every event the utmost care will be OBJ
served. consistently with the objects aforesaid TO
avoid any devastation and destruction of or in
reference with, property, or any disturoance of
peaceful citizens IN auy part Of the country and
sfars ,Gs persGns composing the
peaceaby TO their respective BODIES within twenty
days from this date.
bctiHiuS tAat tue present SoQultlon OF pubic al
fairs presents an extraordinary occasion, | do
hereby, IN virtue OF the power in me vested by
the Constitution, convene both Houses oil Con
gress-Senators and Representatives are there
tore summoned to assemble at their respective
Chambers, al twelve o. clock, noon. on Thursday,
the iih day of July next, then and there, as in
their wisdom, the public safety ana interest may
seem to demand.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States 10
be affixed.
Done at the city of Washin gton this 18th day of
April, in the year OF our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and siNty-one and of the indepe ndence
OF tho United States the s5th.
[Signed,l ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WIN. II. SRwARD, Secretary of State.
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Latest from Washington.

WAsHrSGroN, April I'LL Z. Mt is pri-
vately stated that 5000 troops from Virginia
~ and 1000 from Maryland, will be called for
by the President.
Official advices from Montgomery indicate
that the Confederate Congress will, on assem-
bling, Immediately declare war. 1t is believed
that in the act of declaration distinction
will be made between alien friends and alien
enemies; the former including the border States
and sucH citizens of the North as oppose the
coercion policy of the Administration All
obligations TO this class are much to be re
spected as through a time of peace.
The Republicans generally blame Anderson.
Many of them are still incredulous that Fort
Sumter has been evacuated. His galiantry
and admiration by the Charlestonians are
warmly commended by other parties.
The tenor OF the President prOclama ton is
not yet divulged here.
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Arrival of u. $. Troops at Washington.

WARRINGTON, April 13.-Co,a panies d and H,
of the I'd cavalry, from Camp Cooper, Texas,
reached Washington this morning. Company
ID is commanded by Capt. Palmer, and con-
tains 60 men. Company II is commanded by
Lieut.. Harrison, and has SO men.
Depar tment, and the latter in + street, at the
same quarters lately occupied by the U. S.
Infantry there.
The soldiers look very much worn down by
their march They had n march of 600 miles,
from Camp Cooper 10 Pass Cavallo Bar in
Matagortla Bay, which they made from the
18th of February TO the 3lst.
WAsHISaToS, April 1i.-Three companies of
United States Cavalry and Sherman's Light
Artillery are expected to arrive here to-Inor-
row. Additional volunteer companies are to
be ustered in.
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EsFERTs s kAs5ows ~ ii yH HE sA1ksaA
%$sss + gSs sifss s$5
tdxE R5S 5RE E61Ts &.
esrtsin deed q trust executed ~ GsorE. ~. Jor.s
Viz. Ss.1lss de sssh q xsses S.. duly ..
i6s bensss!1r!rs thersis. proceed to sell q IvR.
i i not ss.h she al.. d, i. Is. M
Fl ,:a !: It'll: Ia
70 he :sysn,ssn .srs. Of land sdjol.i.e. Lss.s
privileges, interest and inmsnitis. Of the said
ofSsn, VIM Co IN and to certain real sststs
ioghsn., Nelson. Amherst as aud Bsdiord. IN The
STATE OF Virgins Consisting OF mining privileges
can Be matted With the anslsss o"slsy 4 fn.i
Aiso o perpstuai nssss Of w.tsr power t.sa.
from and other Ore belong ing to he said jorSssss
n ss. ssa q. ana i; .sS 4:
together with any other Canal Boats. Horses and
tuisd for those named above. togesSeS With ali
The Hsrns;s for ,hs same ssa Tow Line. and
aSS tbs Bndns s'sy
kind upon the Real Estate referred TO shove, with
all the Machinery, implements, Toos, Provi-
sions, Wagons. Carts, &C., used or employ
ed by tho said company. The forseoing pro-
perry Is regarded very valuable The fug-
mace Is built Of dressed granite, 10 feet In
the bosh, and OF the most Improved, plan,
as Well as OF the most substantial charactef.-
Their location on the banks OF the Canal, within
hve miles Of the city, recommend them fsvorAbly
to the attention of those who may wish to engage
In the manufacture Of iron. There is now On
hand very large supply OF Coke, and Iron and
other Ores, that with very slight repairs to the
mschinery, the works so into immediate OPP
GRAFTON, and it Is believed, with small Increase
of machinery, sufficient blast can be had to In
sure the economical and regular working Of the
furnace. The said Coke, and Iron and other Ores,
will be valued by competent judges before ahe
day OF sale. and the purchaser Of the Real Estate
will be required to take srdtpay for the same 81
such valuation. e-x ~ =
TERMs.-Por the Real Estate, Coke, and Iron
and other Ores, there will be required In cash
IKE sum OF *io, 900 at eight MONTHS and the resi-
due OF such proceeds Of sale In equal iustslmeuts
At one, two and three years; In each case nsxo-
table notes. interest added, satisfactorily endors-
ed, and secured by trust deed on the said pro-
Perty. For the balance Of the Personal property,
all sums under $50, each; over that amount, four
months credit, for approved endorsed negotiable
paper interest added. The taxes for 1851 70 be
paid by the purchasers. The trustees viii take
pleasure in showing the deed under vhichthsy
act to such persons as may desire to bid for tho
property, aud will give to all such any other In
formation in their Possession. = .s+ssa s 81 &
:. JAS. 4. cRENsHAw, Trustees
NH 15-saw2w Mid
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The Military Preparations in Washington.
ApprehcnsiOns of an Attack--(ireat Excite
nlent.. E ffect of the Var News.


WASHINGTON, April 1+.-Eforts are still
making 10 concentrate a formidable military
force in and around Washington, to be pre-
pared for all emergencies.
Information continues to be received from
private sources, of secret plots in various To-
calities in Maryland and Virginia, having in
view the seizure of the public property. and
the arrest of the persons of the highest officers
of Government.
Though these accounts are not generally
credited, they are believed in official quar-
tprs hence these precau tionary movements
AT all events, they are considered necessary,
no one knowing what turn affairs may take
during The prevalent excitement.
The roads and avenues leading to Washing
ton are closely watched, and arrangements
made to promptly concentrate the military
forces at any threatened point.
The greatest anxiety prevails every here to
hear fur Their from the South. The people in
groups discuss the war news, and its future
effect on the country.
Informa ton from what is deemed a reliable
source vas received last night, to the effect
that the secessionists in Delaware whose head
quarters are reported TO be in Virginia, were
about 10 make a Sudden attack upon Fort
delaware, opposite Delaware city, for which
they have been preparing for the last mon tn.
Immediate steps were taken by the Secre tary
of War to prevent the contamination of the
plot.
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the Confeierate batteries cheersd every shot
bat looked defiance at the vessels OF war
which stood outside, without attempting 10
divert the fire Of a single battery
Five OF Andersou's men were slightly
wounded
(sEcosp pisPArcH.1
CHARLESTON, April 1.-THE steamer Isabe,
will take Gen. Beauregard to Fort Sumter
which Anderson turns over to the Confeiernf ~
States.
is now reported that Major Anderson and
his command will proceed TO New York In the
Isabel. ~ - 'S
THIRD prspATcH.1
CHAMELEON, April 14--f'ort Su1ntar IN,
been turned over TO Gen. Beauregard Major
Anderson was allowed to sal 1te his flag, and
hfty guns were fired from the parapet and
casemates; Anderson embarking on The lisa.
bel, direct 10 New York
tForRrH pfsPATcHl.
CHAaLEsToN, April IL, y. MA boat has
just arrived from Fort Sumter. During the
salute, four Of Anderson's men were MORALLY
wounded by the bursting of two cannon.