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A Resolution supplementary to a resolution

authorizing loan
RsNoired By 'hs Board Of Ald.rmsH and Bo1,F Of
common t0HHr'! a. faS Corporation q 65s0rgs0,rH
ih'S IN. RESOLUTION authorizing loan. " an
proved July 10. l~G, be- aud shall be so cons,-U.d
IS t. authorize and smpow yer the Commissioners
81 tie sinking Fund 20 pledge twenty thousand
dollars Of Corporation stock standing iU tL,,r
name. as collateral security 70; said loan
approved July II, 1851
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DIED,

In Georgetown on the 18th instant, NINA: az "a
u months o ~ chId 81 Ben esd ks,e OD. SHltb
hel 1o1sfa' wall TAX peos Oh fTldE' eveul e Al
Oelnok, ffC N tn frs!d5nc- # her Rand moth T,
S-afs. = u DOnnyg hue } no. 80 Fast 81.
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RK.pxk. have you seen Prof Woods advertise
6aent oar pcpoT. Rec 70; 1; viii lnisfsst iOs'
n 2LAolH
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10 Tas AFFLICTED Ike sure 20 real The 90 yer
.SsE.Sg: Of MoLean's Strengthening Cofdlsl ens
Blood ParIksr. IN snotksr CO. nm.
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Arrival OF a Prize
BosToS. July E.-Fhe prize bark Army Wa,
wieG arrived Eere today
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PESNIkS.
Persons desiring pennies will always kko ten
, Tor exchange a. tie Star OHoa counted.
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~ CARRIAGES.
Z III Subscriber hIvIHs mhdS = Ii :oUH 10 his
le9tCry, making It ro=; OF Inc iars aet. ~s, 81
"a TIE D8;r!nt Thclg his teci.Eties ER9&EGE5
LIGHT WAGONS q: al kinds carrot he suT
passed. snd from his lVag expsrierce in the busI-
ness, he hopes to gIVO genera. srtT=taotI1n.
I'll Iads OF Carriage and Light Wagons sert
on hand
Al REPAIRS Esat!J done, and al ordors
promptly attended -.
second hand CGrrlEEes taken il cxohlnss for
new ones. hIpRtW J. JOYCE,
l9 y C0rner 81 IUDrteanth aEd Z zig.
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Mustered OCT Company +, Washington
Light lHfanry, (ZOuayes,) Captain J. Tyler
Powell, wsrr mustered oct Of the service yester-
day afternoon; after which they par3ded through
the streets. making a handsome STOW Tue
ZouaveE have been engaged in arduous service
Hince the war opened, as lave all the District
troops
Capt Marks company, the Washington Light
Guard, (Nayy ard were also mastered Out, and
attracted much attention as they marched through
the s're.ts During the aft rnOCI they were enter
tanned BY some II thIiy friends
The Constitutional q yards. Capt Degges were
also mustered yesterday afternoons; after which
they We're entertained by their Orderly Sergeant,
Mr.. Naugh
Capt NOrgan's"ompany(E ~ were also mustered
out, but many of Ilem viii Teenlist for Tie war.
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detaCEueH OF the First Reg i.-rEt 81 New FORK
State Cavalry arrived here In special train under
command cf Lieutenant e .lOueI DeVin. Their
horses (:hree HUNDRED aud hfTv) had ARR yec tey-
eTsl hours before them nd been conveyed u the
Government stables, 80 the men mare he'd 20 their
quarters in the first ward. IueV came over zoe
SOTthern Central road 20 Baltimore The d-;tch-
ment have not b-en sworn Ia for any stated period
but u Ia understood they will serve for three
months Ufs-r which many Of them viii volunteer
FOR the TIE Office : ii this regimen. Grc--
Lieu'enant Colonel, 4 q DeVin- QUartermasier,
George w Maxwell; Captains, " r DUNG,
r. Barley, George vi uHdOrf; T .rst LieuieI4nts,
Fred-r-ck kE.bel, ReiSs. X HOnan; SEE I'D
I.isLenan John McAUliH, John Haggerty, aud
William McGOldTick
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EXAMINATION AT tbs JAIL -Yesterlsv Justice
Dom prOcet dtd with the examination # thu evil
dEn"e IN the case OF Joseph Kduf nan. who vas
arrested several ds"s asgO OF the charyp Of being
concerned IN tLe stfdir Of AprI I9:h ut Baltimore
The pr Cipdl witness vss d woman with wh ID
De had been livio9, to whom be wrote a better in
which he boosted Of having been in the riot re-
feFrtd to- and Of his acts there The witness
claim, 20 he his wifi. ana that he was married 10
her by msg istraie Ia PeHnsyvan This
however, Is denied nv Kaufman under oath
And Le further declares hat the letter was "a irs;
Seversl witnesses testlf that kaufman was IN
Baltimore at tie time, and employed la store
opposite he spot where the attac x was made: but
that Kaufman did not 20 out Of the stOre The
ey dence was made Up to be transmitted 10 Gen
Mansfield ARR the examination, something of
4 scene OecurIed Young woman was present
20 whom Kaufman is engaged 10 be married and
tie wife or rsputed wife, became so enragtd at
the sight Of her that she stru K her Oil the face
with paras0l. hair-pulling, ess- tearing
hZbt seemed inevitable; bit tie he utter
fered. The alleged wife went to her boarding.
house, and we bear, threatened Standardization,
which caused several persons 10 watch her cI seIy
70 prevent an such attempt
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AUCTION SALES.

By ]. C. MCGUIRE L CO., Luctouee-s
FURNITURE, SOAP, CANDLES, CIGARS,
y MATTIya SC A. hUCrIoN I'm SATURDAY,
the nc i n Rooms, shal eli 8 Ict Of Furui
, rS &Ti: G%nEr.irE S"a, cha ~ TAI Ru-
pets, stoves, dc.
400 yards No CHECKERED MATING.
Also,
10 boxes prime BALTINoRE SOAP.
Also,
4o,cCO .ow-proOd GIG RS
Also.
boxes ABAMANGINE CANDLES.
ALSO.
40 dozen LONDON LOCK BRANDY.
jy l6 J. c MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
By J. c. NEG CURE & CO. AuctIoI..ers.
E&CELLENT HORSE, EhRNkSS AND
~ Exp ,kss " AGON AT AUCTION On ATUR-
front Of the Auction Rooms OF ia. 4. McGaGfe&
Co, corner lOIh st aud Pa. av, sHai sell FIR ac-
Scsert '' a E%PS s, Die Haf Ts,y die
IT. PtIiGr Express Wsgon and uarress,
Met Titan stables,
ivrs4 ID; b,iEeSq lS1 a l4th streets.
SUMNER CLnTHING a. gua- prices At
"" 400 Seventh st:e-t. opposite Post OfEcs.
~ - TN
NoTCh ~ B!DDEas FUR FURNISHING
VI tIFIN = foV ARtlN
CLOTHING.
OFFICP or ARMY CLnTHTNf or PtGE)
CoTasy Hstc lrd Igd Mere TStTs.ES.
NV DIRK. ia y ~ 1851
Aiy AGve tisamsnt Of the 9Th instant. fr proao-
sal- 10 iurnIsiiuE Ma'erais for Army Cloth ,ug Is
8" motIisu as to re - BIDS Tor
$500 yards heTSry da5k blue (indign wool
dy "a LwIile I il""~s ide 10 wei IN IL Ourcas
pr ya.d IN tea OF 6?.t0 yard Of the same art
Gle Of Inches ~ lie Eiiu - ounces to he yard, aud
for
SO 600 yards o! hcrsey, SKY hue nr.igo WOO
d' d 81 inches tie, - wrIgh Y .uncss scr yarf.
a?G IS "" yard OF ths artic Z, ~ inches
VIDE, - welGh ii oGncsS per yeTd, instead of
90 ysfds of 81 inches wide
ID. II yINTON,
~ T-sHt Nalor N CU--fRr. - Re.
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CASH NOTICH,
IN Cousequenoe OF our HAVING to pay os2h for
10 IeSucs our business to Cash exclusively, the
D, esent We gc IN store q very large assotmsAt
Of REA ~. MADE Ct;OTHlNG t;r G,en and
than usua v. WALL. sTEPHENS.a CO.
~ 322 Pa. avenue. between 9Th and 10Th sls.
j.7 (Intsl, Il hss0b
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
EcTND-hr "qrndorsed CHECK. which the
0sUo- can ave bg cal Ing 1T THIS ofEcr. prny.
I'.t property, and paving Tor this advertisement
7 GST.n'n the l7,a instsEt snail acx I'D tan
o. yelI5v msrk over .~icb ct rs "yc ga ~
f,4%e LII 4" re name O. "N7or" Fh'-h
r Mf ri s wILs sSNlPs No a: 4 ts
Ih.-ten--t IN -. Il ~ ZEN 4 aud IT.
Pan. away FROM THE SUBSCRIBE
CORP soysd MGR T GIR aged Sd !. ;t ak e
oaAlns hsrsslf I-abeila Ps:r' che said FL
ibersI ,ews1d W he pad for the t 1877 e
t, me of the aald sabeiis Porry or any i i. nIs
sia ePf9oe the Law asa2st i suS6 cite &sEs
> BLANK EOOK, marked ~ ekIamGrs.
No'thern aud enter Market" COO al ring a e, g
ORncf c re ~ VII iii b. 70 o any 20 % b 5"6 e
sr. eaviug II n rs oiEoe, or ST r"y tall in the
Fish M.r.et o. ISL >K'DNORE.
G. EDWARD -Strayci or .t,len. f -, tho
EEs so 2w y. s706ttd horned cow, With white ~
t" Joan FAK> KGkr fTV on %s strset bs,a cen
H7a u ~" s'S., Isl" " y ST.
! OsT-A DIAMOND from a rinE, Is, evering.
eve 5 a / find n deliver il to GAIT & RRO,
GA tie 3yeaue, vii D. vol revarosi. jy16-st
{ NAME TO NY PLACE, on Rounutry street,
- n'ar ine Co.'s he-s Oh the 18th st z.2a
red COW, nind = white The owner 49,
is r quastrd 20 come !orwa u Prove pop e.
cry pay CHAR IS, ana take !. r away.
} 10 8: ..fHN D'EWTFR
60 RE%-hRD->t aged away from IN, sub
y = gcriher OF the sd instant \ sn a rz-s-,.ss
So DURHAM cow, HElk and III T 49,
G,ior VIA waite Ia 4 lett ca cropped. sez--S-n
GHe abD"e re yard viii he pa 81 on DIV. mn or
tho subscriber. No - BE ! So George own
jy l6 81 Airs. W4LLi9M HICKS
&S EEM ARD.-Strsved f,om tins subscriber
" GA sunday. . June d dark brown ~,zc-AAk
@ roam co" marked wj'h nIrs OF tne 49,
Dact Ces, belly Il ID itc GuG ear has a -
sat IN e aud the horn in; she al o. n s. cad
kqnaT- BEL VITA tn sJc scrbeT's Maine stamped on
1t Ih3 reward vi pSId fo- ter retu n 70 he
EuhscrInsr- corner Of Gave and Mont EO.aery sts
Georgetown, ID, &. '
iva HIRAM GRAY.
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CRIMINAL COCRr The trial Of Eliz beth Ann
Mitchell, for keeping house Of i'll fame was con-
nhued yesterday, but the jury had rende ed no
verdict when the court adjourned
The grand jury paid the customary visit 20 the
JILL aid afterwards made the folio wing report T.
the court:
WAsHINGTON. july Il. 1861
The grand jurors having again examined the
jail In this city, present Il badly ventilated
unwholesOme building uGft in nearly everv res
Pect Tor the purpose for Vii" il was designed
They tako pleasure, however. in bsaring tesli-
mony TO the Intelligence and 6delity with which
tie present jlIiOr Mr.. W ise discharges his duties
He has made the best II a bad case F; and the iIll
presents an Unusual appearance OF cleanliness and
order john vi BRUDIEAD, FOT-TndH
TO-day.-Dsniel McCormic was placed on trial
On q charge Of setting IRE TO the house or Maine
svenue occupied by Mary Miller, OF the 9th
Instant.
The jury in the case Of Elizabeth Ann Mitchell,
tried yesterday for keeping house Of evil fame,
had not returned a verdict up TO I2K O'Clock
to-day
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FOR SALE and RENT.

CEH EDh1IEI h ~ II u IYsS L.
Two RENT-A thros-ss. q, E..CK House
VIII !'ck building, Coz tIn Iig Il roO,us, No
OosI EieveEtn str-f; We, O-tWLyE J. AMI NJ. Ia
quI G on the premIses- " I5-Sts
EEOK HkNT-New l.. 90 sl..y br.ok HUUS-.
" m aos-bu lClng. n. AIS Y street. T. tween
18th street an Vernon AZ. VII Es rent d - a
Snpn tenFIt az ct5l ? ryes.. A pr to A. POT
LAX, 4 seventh 81. jyT2 IyE
ENDE kENl-h Tire y-fturv BRICK HOUSE
J. ccntai4lnsS rooms dad = ~ With Z as throagh
oct. or u 81 eet, between and isl ! Ets In
Euire OF JAMES w BARskt., at No, 425 n
street bet cen lith ard L b 81. jyI If
HOUSES AND STOKES FOR SALE AND
H TO Lis II al paris ,t.5 cIty. Particular
atir MT vi DO gwen to .esi'ng Houses or Stores
or 10 houses or Furniture ~ iE my charge curing
the absence OF the owners Rents collected. nd
FRASER STILES, Real Es ate Agency, Dom
No Washington Building, corner of Pa. avenue
End Seventh st. jy l. eOtf
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
III Four neLdsOmciy furnished Rooms, supplied
with gas sHd water, 81 ooU yGnieat to the Patsut
and Post Oihce Dapay GIuent2, for rent Apply At
4SOH hhSsacilIsseas Sse.4ue, north sldo, between
Ith aud Slh SITS. mas
E'OR REET-Ths north HOUSE of the row of
now four story houses on Fourth St, between
square PosEession gwen immediately. Apply 20
WILLIAM IL. PHILLIP, attorney at-Lew, No.
"a LOUISIANA avenue. ms H. Golf
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80 - q e $, = );
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Oa 0ad cGt,T Thursday, May Is, 1861,
PAssESGER TRAINS BETWEEN

WASHINGTON ANDFALTINORE
VIII run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON 81 1 Is aud 7 10 O. N,
aEO 81 aid - P. IN sruFluE a. Baltimore ST Sd
aDJ 8 % d N. an i.C5 M 73r D NJ
LEAVE 8ALItAORE a ~ and - a. ~. and
SlJ ana arriving 81 " sshlnk ton st G. 40 A. z
u. 10 T. r. aid - and IS D. II.
Passenger 1 CSIns Saving was dl.ctDn 81 n =
IA dnI . - p n, sGd Baltimore NJ ~ m aud 5
p q maks clToct connexions for n .GpOlis Il The
Junct Du.
Trains iesve Annapolis for Baltimore and W.zb-
lnEtOn ~ $50 Z. IN. God ~ y. n,
Passenger a aaS leaving " Sshiagtcn at T. Is ard
I;IG .. IA AID ~ 2. IN make direct Connexions e.
ba tlmnTe for PhnaIsIphf-, E4cW York, Boston
Ard all other points North.
A. srtlSies OF freight tEct cOatTGbaEd OF Ear}
VIII be transported over the line. EcnnaEe Trains
witi cave Baltimore st[ ~ a N. Leave Washing
ton az Zap. N.
b GrGor OF the Seoretar7 OF War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
IA 10 General M6uaKsr.
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WANTS

WANTS.
WANTED-A fr t-5a'e 'o.fbresI BAKER.
e IT, 6FFPly lmm' da.eiy 1t HhVhNNEK'S, 247
WAVED LMNEDIArE.Y-Ag d doI,e.-
&c cake BAKER. Inquire at TIC eorre1 Sr
: 81 Eleventh SITS. Via 2.-'
T. EN WALSP, ofSkitbereen. C~urty cork,
osiv d - her ccusa JhuES w tLS Siia'y an
tal-, o. Reg -lne Meridian sill IT,
WAEFED The Awe tier osn, . v~I.ab
49,: Dl1lng .rOom servant. AMI wants 10 eycha- q
Q III Gnr woman aud Girl. Address u = n,
: q gnlae. " IS D.
WANTEO -rhe nd 20 tiscr wants /. good
w COOK and - assist IN W. shin ard iro ljnS
Non l.sed apply wi ioat the test recomme d.
10 ~ - ty -2-2t'
R0ARD WANTED, n a retired and strfctiy
tomant wfa ". "w gTsieT.odl ~ gen
at T. - ntce forms IT Let bs mOderSta.
~ ANiEo-Iwo HANDS to wrk IN a dairy /;
Hands. TheI m sil q qaIet sober men Gpoiy
a., topta IA Farm Seventh street road, nea tbs
HIst tol sate. Jy lS-S.'
tVANTED-A good WHITE GIRL. 10 cool
w wash iron, and the h uaewOrk senSraiTy
eve-y thing that n. eds 10 bs dine. r. ference TeI
jvI8 2t* y anu ~
ErOkMAT mE wan ID of the whore
Il atouts OF IATRICK /. .NBiIEN. En~r9lrIy Of
ClIt"n. Mass hut t9:s If B-I'IrcTo Md SnS
len that cit i'r Washing Ii. .. c., aivu ihs iGth
ot Jane, 1851. Any infuIma' 90 as n hfF prasr-t
%Gs,eabouts VII be srs'efu y received ~ his
GI.r"sS5d vile. Address IN caro- o. lirSE"H
MERCHANT, ESQ b. flnore. Md iy S.
EOEERNH, Mt HOSpI raj FOR THEIN
Wanted two Me- and their Wives
Without CHI d'en o. two GrTIiUi,d - tm~T he
tIl en- ihIrty and forty years of age. To su per
ions VINO Will produce sat- '9Ctc:y evidence q
SuihcIsnt intelligence and eneIy~ Ia take a o ding
pat ~ oae or another br.ach Of ne comes 10 ser
&c OIL thls Institute n, of &c cd hab q cha-ac-
tef good Eitnaup's md Liberal wa Ees Will 10
p On. Apply to the superintendent Il the Hospi-
~ ll-lw
w 5NLEE.-.We cTy unw iuyrug SIC. Nd.
~ SAND FURNITURE Z, stove d q BED
DlfG, Tor which 40 are paying ths highest
ca prices, Families teollnInE housekeeping, ar
having 1OrpiGs Of fU-nitUTU, VIII mad Il 10 tqeIT
aGFan age 10 give AL.
BONTZ & GRIFFITH.
10 It-ti No. 369 7th st, betw. snG L sits.
WASHER, FOR lit ,CAsH-air kinds Of
w SEtDNitHAND EURNiTEIEE a : d
hGISEEkt PING ARTICLES. Pc--r-,s Ipav-
Ing IT, CIV or tirvlns surplus vii D. w g. cal
itnin Gla' :. n IsICF y.
JeS S9@~avcn:h between g Ard u stz.
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S'IMMER CLnTHING az gu'a- prices At
No 400 Seventh st:e-t, opposite Post Office
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W WOOD AND COAL.
c.IIinS A. the PIONEER MILLS, sss.4sssi co,
a1T al Sepsnth strsst ard Canal, $50. PA6E,
I,sntJ fbSy sell cheaper and give better measure
Il An an, Otksrs IL the eity-out, split. aDd deny
sd free OF charge. II you don eiieve ,Iye
tLs Pioneer Mills tsss-, trd pc kssishea.
7-lyL
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TGSF RECEIVED large lot of SUMNER
" tLOrHiSG, - itch " Q sod Ct very loW
Frises, al No, 400 Seyegs4 81, 4! H-lQ
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E'ciND-h0 'gNnjJrSei CHECK. which the
Z uzUe- can ave by al Ing 1t tLlS 1lFc.. prny
~ property, nd paving Tor this advertisements
~ 3 :
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m ICE CREAM, &c
IN1ARSHtLL ADAMS Respac fully calls the
e HtioD o! his fr ends, and the pHbiic IN grner
g. his I4rge supply of kRUIF- MINERAL WA
IfRs &C., at llls lee Cream, Confectionery, aud
Eating Saloon, No. 3II !, ghth street, etween !.
eId !" sts Ice cream delivered tn all parts Of tie
CITY iIee OF charge az the shortest notice.
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VfAlEK REGIsIRAR'S OFFI"E,

QUARrKRaAsrER GE,;zRAL's DrEICE. I
va aJHgtOd, JRHs II, 1861,
Proposals are invited or constructing Gun
BEATS upon the Western TIv -
Specifications viii BE- INN IdIateiy prepared and
may be- examined at tire IluNT eTTa tsr's Office at
ClacIBuatI. I'it stt Oh, And ~ this office.
Proposals from bOE- bs!li eTs ana engine build
egs alone will be considered.
a0E submitted by bidders SIll be taken into
cJoEIdsTAItOn Nj G.. BlfloS,
ia ~ OuArterrpaSfar Gapara, limited Stara
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REV VOLUME BALZAC'S NOVELS.-The
FIen1h OF honpre IL Ba zSc. Free " mad, 81.
r. II iss Marnsr, the Weaver Of RsYel0e; bT Geo
rs csnt@. FRENCH & RtCHSTEaN.
Spsa 97s pan~a .ran,,a
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NUMBER 19..
Major Anderson.

|
Our readers will bcarus testimony that up
to this time, whilst others have -heapcd abuse.
upon Major Anderson forthe occupancy Of
Fort SUMTER, and for various other steps hes
has taken, wcshave seduously avoided htteing
not one word against him either as an ofEees
or gentleman. Asa military man he had
duties to perform Andif Blame was 20 at
tach for the results, in our opinion, twas not
attached TO him, but elsewhere Me5confess
that at times We have thought hard of him as
a native ,Vrginian and-a Southern man.. But
We were perfectly aware that thereswerea
class of men at the South commonly called
Federalists, who protested TO know no. North,
and no, South, no East and no West; that is
who ignored all rights in tile individual States z
As an army ofiicer3wc expected no better from
him. "A man may be. both an officer and a z.
gentleman, without any particular amount Of
brains, or metaphysical orpoliticRl science. This
we We're willing 10 .concede; and We haye9
Zone SO. But we must confess that within
the last week We have been thoroughly dis
gusted with the said Major; and however good
and officer be may be, We can perceiselyery
little either Of tue patriot or the gentlemansiu
his late conduct.
Relieved from Fort Sumter, wlicnutterly
untenable, according to5his own account, I'M.
der terms ofnnpaIallelcd rnagnanimity, he: has
acknowledged it by not one word of courts-
ons profession; but, on the contrary, with all the
smallness and meanness of very Yankee, he,
has only made a boast of his o,cn mighty
proves, whilst, accepting the homage of the (
enemies of his country, in,publc receptions Z
and dinners in Now York, and presentations
offve hundred dollarsg6lden boxes: Sgch'is
the man we have fogborne to press, in; sympa7
thy for his position asa soldiertthouglla south-
crn man. This is his reqlital- l-this his scknowl-
cdgmcnt- this his sense Of clliyalryS His CON-
duct has cast a ;slur upon lis race aud his na-ss
tive State. EgotisIn has swallowed up his
whole heart, aud the man wes1ooked Ia find
soldier, il nota patriot has proved himself but
a vain and selfish :mercenaty-a AircIing sofss
power, and a crafty selt-seeker-with God.s
forever upon. his IpsiSaild SELF eyer within his.
heart. ssgs;95
When South Carolina again meets Major
Anderson upon the field ofsbattle, she will
know how to trsat;a renegade 3
Charleston kereufg.
Massacllsssctsss "a roops- Aiicsed Treas.
son,
Bosroy, Aprif25-The Second Battalion, {
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soutIlcrl, Congress.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

h Z. = 81 ~
MoSreoMBRy, April 2s.-The Southern
3Congress of the Confederate States met at
moon to-day.
The Presidents message was read. 1t an
uounced tie ratification .offtie permanent Con
stitution By all Of the States forming the Con-
federatetS States and it only remains forall eiec-
tion,toi be held for the designation of officers
I'toalmiulster it. ltsays that the declaration
Of war laid daggaillst this Confederacy by Atrl
han, Lncolnrenderedi necessary to convene
Congress to devise measures necessary for the
Edefence Of the country. The President then
reviews ut length the relations heretofore cx-
isLilg between the States, and events which
have resulted inthc presert warfare. referring
ito the resllltso the mission Of the Commission
ers to. Washington II says, the crooked paths
gfs4liplomdcy can scarcely furnish an example
soSwabting insconrtcsy, in candor. and direct
Eness is was the course Of the United States
Government towards our Commissioners.
T. The. President refers to the prudent caution
observatory tasr the heet OH Charleston ''aro',
during the bolnbardment OF oft SUMTER anu
PAYS: high compliment 70 lhe oaFol'h'ai,s lot
theIr aofocarallcea oelore' ana nefo,s''' o'',1
ana ssaa''.'lstY ','.etstue oo" O'.A"''
says commissioners - ,ave "eeH sen. :" ..''s .'
l'aAee' nuss'a guy. p' = .s'- W.
n'elon.a as as sn'e.noet 'n>'"' 'a'"'y ,'"''o's'
a,'u = 'tt''',s '''a,.e A",' "' H.
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S&tiOs, Yss.c.I srrr..t

New ORLEANS, May !. The ship Lroas;les
"'nce '"r LIVERPOOL, with 240O bales Of cotton
and 5000 barrels of -four, caught fire at the
'ar last night. The ow-hoals are actively on.
gagged III pumping water into her, with rrea,
hopes Of saving her.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-05-07

q s.----- l,s,l.T s'st sooso!iS sU9yC
ceasc, while lifa. relnaiiss to reverence II;
/ great emblem q. the confidence Of tlp ladies 3
;Esunser Upon yod It devolves 10 Justify, Ii,
GO confidence expressed upon the battl. 6rIJ
.l ou may die beneath its folds, bnt can nevc,
|; ;dlsl!onor It. MANY cries of"Never' from ,ke
Ii5reg!meft and applause fTss sHhe spectators
Sergeant Garden 10 yo,ir p, rticular cliamee
Is committed tl'isnoble gift. Plant it wi,ersy.
:er s.: hoEor ' calls lfopportnnisy offers, let it be
tue t!lstlto kissthe brecze.of heaven from tho
come Of The Capitol at Washington. [yoc;is.
fe' rons cheering, wLith lasted for,sereral min
utes.]
As as soon as order was restored in the ranks !.
Inc word was given 10 marcl, and the brave
second proceeded on its way to Virginia, |
CARRYING with it the best wishes of all true-hear
ed Carolinians. Home and friends are left
,chllld, but glory and the honor and fame Of
ne Palmetto State go with them. All honor
the noble spirits who compose them.
Charleston Mcrcuyu.
ms. IT,