, 1861-05-07

geucY Of the RBtea6n In: fhat olo laanaa1ol3
says Ego away from home: to
he5rfhs newt, - but they do hot often sce tho
ssieasm 70 keenlY pointed .as In tha home :.
ndTsw which now.a-days Gomez from tbs South Y
Wee eaip from ths Nex otlasns pspela =, fsW
ibelnsa ia relahontq the occupation .nf Cairo
by ths Illinois troops, which will sho# what, ::
IRE mean; :: y
OF the tsoops hers, (ca'ro) fully threa hun
R&tnaEfha7e nseu1r1trks ii ffnm The Knttaza :;
of Chicago, and'among the Datch: 4 1nree
Of ore thousand firm hearted ~southefn ;taet !
would drive them from the plaes' Ii the attseS
aud Children have He'd the city, and the solafe'y
now have entire possesxfon Of the town. Tha
oifixeuS hefR 20 q class. are for the6 6outh, and /
awatt :unly hvorah!e opportunity to aho#
thelt resistanca to the mercenafles who hare
rendered. their hames deso'asa. - ~
ehsaged In erecting battery on the Missouri
side OF the river. The moon bad revealed the
dacE and.a la5gs number Of the Lincclnites
haYe bean standing to their sgnrs since the
work commenced; anhcipaAug aHatfack. The
MIsaouriars- are with the South, to msu,
est and inclination also With the South, too
hot to hold the so1dtesy. Their battery will
command the town perfectly It the Dutch
remain .these long enough, the mlsqultoea
| alone will cxtermlnata them. =:
f. 7 s1ways wlsh to avoid naulangg-pardon me,
am at 4 eloes, waa going to Wribe gautle le1nen,
but the word viii NOS apply, so Fsn write IN
divtdHaI zndlet 1t psss, and leave Cairo as soon
as posaible, to avoid expressinfgs,th the contempt
cannot he1p but feel for such &s ere asssm-
Lied hefa under the xpPealaEon OF soadaeff.
Computing them with theeoldiefly volunteers
nf NLur -{ArfaarA fAy, find M Dhr8AE to eX-.
przss their appearance better than to say they
are r1clculousay contemplate 80"
/" The r:aeipA part OF them are the lowest
class that Cnicagn eoald produce, sent here
without any uniform OF ANS, Or a. lea31, es
far as regards the latter no two can well BE-
! found armed alike. have been able to dis
!. cover some tsn pieces Of artillery only. and !
! .thiak there ara musketa enough fqr, ,oae haA
| tia encampmeBt-- WAs about to enter the
| camp greuU1. vixen was stopped h5 sent4"
| ns1, hom hsd not observed, Ihe poor lei-
t low apalog,ksd tor: o5structiog the way; SD
Ii was the Captain fault and not bis, 90 tock
I tho apology, Of course, and entertd the camp
from another direction, where there AoFpF*ned
| TO be no sentinel.
are 20 uniforms, for after closer scrutiny,
| fiud they are uniformly ragged and dirty 4.
/ Kentuckian has informed me that prepa1a-
| tsons are being made to mount some pieces On
| the opposite slds of the river, aud gives It Is
his opinion that one company OF Kentucky
/ volunteers would eat up the whole encamp-
| ment.- Judging from bis apparent capacity.
| he b Eot mistaken. .,
So much for our boys. 1t: caino7 but the
1a.A men Of the East have no better. The
Charleston Courier Of the 18Th says:
| Passengers direct from New York represent
| The eonditfonof thinga III that city as one Of
great confusion and tending to anarchy Mob
law is triumphant, and 5outhen men, or those
! known to eympathl4e with the South, are IN
constant danger Of their 1iVea. Vigilance
Con umittees visit the houses Of the wealthy,
and. every man ia heavily assessed for th=
! SUPPORT OF the famlfta Of those who have
Volunteered their services to tha Admin!sffa-
ti3n. Assessments Of q, ,00o, ,$3 900 and e GOO
t on large houses, are sad to be very common
T-;o=e merchants who refuse or make the
slightest hesitation are threatened with the
| cleaning out Of their stores, aud several al
ready have been emptied By the mob. At .
Union meeting held In Uni 4 Square, It vas
estimated thar he:ween Two and three hnH.
dred Thousand people we're standing around
1 Washingson's Monument. As5or Anderson
was ons OF the speakers called upon. He said
nothing definite, however, Is to his future
| p5l:cS, but 1t VS. ramored among the crowd
that he had sent in hls reslgnatiau. Mayor
Wood was called upon, but hesitated. Being
pressed, he made speech 10 favor OF the
Union and Ii'neoln's policy to sustain the
credit OF the Government
+ Three men were set upon in Norence's Hotel
New York, aud two killed: for expressing
sympathy with the South.
Herehante ere packing eff their clerks, and
| ills said that several large maoutactorte4 have
btep stopped, with view of forcing the oPeF-
atiyes into the ranks Of the volunteer so1dierJ,
| the propEietora promising to pay their regular
eaI.Ytes to their families until their return.
t Those who do not suapend the Stars and
Stripes from their wiudoHs, are visited ty .
committee, aud threatened with the mob Il
they do not comply with their demands.
Against this state OF things there Is large
class, VINO, although at present unable to atea,
| the current, sre beginning to speak out, and
a-e deuouaeing the irresponsible and laHless
bands woo hav5 assumed these arrogant and
| dtctatorial powers. 49,.
| Aud this Is the repsEt to the CleVeland Her
aid, of q gentleman just from New Dahomey
Il Throughout the aorth, the most abenrt
| etosies are believed in relation to the state o
thinga North AL communication Is cus Oh
; snd 40 coT1ec! reports Of a04srs at the hortt
! | al+ believed that Washington his been de
. stroyed Lincoln aid his Cabinet taken priE
? t oners. Baltimore pronounced for Secession
New York in arms On tbs side of the South
: aud tae Southern movement advancing witt
: rapid strides through the Northern Etdtea
3 Wherever aaz Of the United States could b
:. fouud, it vas produced in public place, torl
, into strips, spit on and trampIed into th
> earth. The most desperate hatred Of the Mort
. exis!e, and the mob have complete pdsses.io
: OF everything. Teere L. large middle clss
. of men for the Union, but they dare nc
whisper their sentiments.