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JAMES M. EDNEY.

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AND DEALER IN
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w. NJ. wightman, d. D.
Spartinsburg, S. G.
Rev. c. G. Gillespie, N
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John w. StOy, Esquire
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Hon. b. F.. Perry, Green
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Hon. w. A. Graham,
Hillpboro', N. G.
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llHon. j. w. Ellis, Ra-
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

seen ~ rderick lately; but as the Legislature haf
Journed to-day, it remains to be seen "hethef
no " n rytarn to this city.
me troops are much fatgued from much marching
lightly patrong, and sleeping upon their arms nightly
at the Relay House, and the drenching they received
from the rain last night. To-day they received then
tents and the sun shed is powerful rays upon them 30
that the earth became comparatively dry.
A large amount of supplies was received TO day by
the Massachusetts, 9th Regiment aud new coats pants,
drawers, shirts, and rubber blankets, and thousand
other things, making them all as merry as crickets.
There il not a sick man on the roll. The 9Th New
York Regiment and the Boston Flying Artillery are all
in fine spirits and their men are all WELL a dctach-
ment from the 9Th Regiment seized the vessel named
in my previous dispatch to-day.
Baltimore s decidedly to be the gamer by this sudden
influx of military. Already an order has been Issued
for 30 900 aons for the Department at Annapolis and
the stores for these raons will be purchased here.
Five or six thousand more troops from Pennsylvania
and Ohio on their way here and aIe expected to-
night. These troops viii be encamped in this vicinity,
and must be supplied and the Baltimore markets will
be patronized for that purpose.
Although the suggestion of Gen. Butler, that the
places of public resort such heaers and barooms,
be closed is not responded to tonight there IL no dis
turbance or sign of any in the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
HOW THE FEDERAL FORCES WERE RE-
CElVED.
BALrInonE. Tuesday, May ] I

BALrNoBE 1uesday, May u, 1861.
Gen Buffers covg dcfat is not 70 much rcli.hed by
some people in Baltimore, Of course wond be but
for the unfortunate circumstance hat occurred 10 the
9TH Massachusetts Regiment.
There no expression to-day even, that any person
could take exception to. never saw Baltimore more
quiet or more peaccaby inclined
Shortly after the contents OF Cen Buffers proclama
ton were known, Gen. Butler, accompanied by his
aids Cols Cemence and Parker and three officers de-
tailed from Maj. Cookies battery, all mounted appeared
in the streets, proceeding 10 the Gmor House. where
the General and staf dncd
Before the General had Guisbed his dinner, COM
pany detailed from the Sixth Massachusetts regiment
under command of Captain Follansbce, appeared in
'front.' OF the hotel 70 Gen. Butler and saa back
10 bis quarters.
The people ocked in to sec The distinguished military
strangers, and looked on with respect, some smiling,
others looking grum, but Others frequently cheering
them as they passed. At about twilight two trains Of
wagons proceeded, under escort Of the police and
General Buffers military, from the city to the la.ters
headquarters on Federal Ill., containing arms that had
been seized by General Buffers forces. One train
numbered 81 wagons, and the other six wagons.
] learn that Mr. Winans has not yet been arrested.
In il member Of the Maryland Legislature, aDd has
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.
DECoY LIGHTS on VIRGINIA COAST-NEWS FROM
ANNAPOLIS AND HAMPTON ROADS.

I
ANNAPOLIS AND HAMPTON ROADS.
The United States transport Empire City, Capt.
Brown, arrived at this port "Wednesday from Annapolis,
which place she left on the 18Th ats Saw num-
Der of decoy lights on the Virginia Shore Chesapeake
Bay presented very lively appearance, with large
numbers Of ships, steamers and small craft constantly
in sight. At daylight on the nth passed six ships at
anchor. a. M, Cape Henry bearing south-west 10
| miles spoke United States steamer Quaker City;
passed off Cape Henry seven ships, two barks and
three brgs bound in and out. The Empire City took
down the 18th Regiment l3rooklyn) and landed them
in good health.
The United States transport Alabama, Captain
Schenck, arrived here ON "Wednesday morning
in twenty-six hours from Hampton Roads Left
steam frigate Minnesota and Cumberland in the
roads The Pembroke of Boston arrived at Fon Mon
roe on the 18th, and landed her troops The Ala
barna landed the Vermont regiment all in good health
and spirits Brought home az passengers R0bt Rat,
fret officer; Silas Patterson second officer, and Miss
Mary Z. Campbell captains sister) of the brig Lydia
Francis (of Damariscota), Capt. Campbell, which
vessel while her passage from st. Jago, Cuba, with
a cargo Of sugar and deck-load If mahogany, went
ashore on Hattaras the evening Of the 6 at about
Z, o'clock, during gale from southeast The officers
all night in imminent danger. The vessel will proba
bly, prove total loss
The steamer Chesapeake VIII sail this morning,
bound for the Torugas. She takes out full cargo OF
-four beef, and pork. Tie cargo intended for Fortress
Monroe aud Washington was transferred, when her
destination was altered 70 the George Peabody. Her
state-rooms and cabins filled with barrels Of Hour
with thee exception Of six stae-roops and about ten
feet square Of the cabins which have been reserved
for ten soldiers from Governors Island who 20 ont as
guard 10 the ship
The George Peabody win sail this afternoon, at .
o'clock for Fort Monroe and Washington Her cargo
consists Of $500 barrels of pork, beef bread peas
beans coffee &c., for Washington and % head OF cat
tie for Fort Monroe. She will also carry few assen-
gers, but 10 troops.
THE COATZAcosLoos DETAINED.
The Coazacoacos which was to have sailed yester-
day, has been detained by Gen. Sanford in order TO
transport the Maine volunteers, who will arrive to-
day. The Maine regiment will march up Broadway
from Pier No. North River TO the Astor House,
where stand Of colors will be presented by dis
tinguisbed citizen Of Maine. Afterward they will
embark on board the Coatzacolcos. Her cargo consists
Of 5000 bbls. Of provisions q bales OF Blankets and
60 bales of tents for the C9tb, 9Th, l9h, and 7lst
Regiments.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
MOVEMENTS OF PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS
GOV. HICKS TO MAYOR BROWN

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May 10, 1861.
4 portion Of the LIST Pennsylvania regiment arrived
at Woodbury. this morning, and halted AT Druid-llill
Park The rest of the regiment is distr buted along
The line OF the road from the Pennsylvania line down.
il is expected that large body will come down to-day
Early this morning Rnggods Artillery passed through
the city on their way to Washington. 1900 troops via
Pcryye are now landing at Locust Point. II is sup
posed they are IN route for Washington.
Gov Hicks replies to Mayor Browns charge that
be- authorized the destruction Of the bridges He de-
mics the charge and says that if the Mayors conmu-
nication and accompanying certificates have induced
any person doubt my true position in the premises,
/ respectfully ask suspension Of Judgment until
sufficient time be afforded me 10 collect the neccs-
sary proof and show, as shall be able TO DO most
conclgsyely that the destruction Of the bridges was
part Of the conspiracy Of those acting against
the Government, and known and pro-
claimed in other parts Of the State before
the destruction was contaminated. But amy person
who knows my opinion OF George =. Kane and Enoch
T. Lowe viii at once admit hat / would he very slow
10 assent 10 aNy proposition emaneng from ndorsed
by them Their introduction into my chamber at the
ae hour of the nigh, to urge my consent TO the per-
petsiion Of unlawful act not calculated 10 con-
vince me Of the proPriety necessity of thai act.
Men 10 not readily take counsel of their enemies.
The city is quiet this morning. Members of the Mas
saclusetts and New-York regiments are strolliDg
through the streets wholly marmed, generally in
coupler having full confidence they assert III The
loyalty of the city.
Rumors are aioat that Gen. Butler will make other
arrests to-day. of those in high position.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
PROCLAMATION OF GOV. HICKS,
CALLING FOR FOUR REGIMENTS or VOLUNTEERS
BALTIMoRE. Wednesday, May b. 1861.

CALLING FOR FOUR REGIMENTS or VOLUNTEERS.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May ID, 1861.
Gov. Hicks issued the following proclamation last
night
7ereqs The President Of the United States, by li5
proclamation of April 3, 1861, has called upon me, the
Governor OF Maryland, for four regime rs OF Infantry
or Riemen to serve for period of three months, the
said requsiion being made in the spirit and in pursu-
ance Of the law, and
hereos To the said rcquisition has been added tn;
written of the Secretary Of War; that sad
four regiments shall be detailed TO within the
limits OF the State of Maryland, for the defense OF
the Capital of the United States, and not TO serve be-
yond the limits aforesaid
Now. therefore, |, Thomas Holiday Hicks, Gov.
ernor of Maryland, do by this my Proclamation, call
upon oya citizens of Maryland to volunteer their SER
vices to the extert of four regiments as Aforesaid to
serve during period Of three months within the limits
of MARYLAND or for the defense of the Capital OF the
United States be subject under the conditions afoIe
said 10 the orders of the CommanderinChief OF the
Army of the United States.
Given under my hand and the great seal Of the State
Of Maryland at the City of Frederick, this fourteenth
day of May eighteen hundred and sixty one.
(Signed1 THOMAS H. HICKS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
ANOTHER CASUALTY IN THE ARMY.


ANOTHER CASUALTY IN THE ARMY.
THE GOVERNMENT PRAISES GEN. aUTLER-
WHAT Is TO BE DoNE WITH WINANs -
MARSHAL KANE LIABLE TO ARREsr-A
MARYLAND CONTINGENT PREPARiNG-A SPY
ABREsTrp-WEsTERN VIRGINIA TO BE PRO
TECTED.
WAsHIxGIoN Wednesday, May II, 1861.
A member of the Goth Regiment tCol. Corcoran 81
was drowned at Georgetown yesterday afternoon
while bathing These repeated casualties cast gloom
over the soldiers life. Every effort that the enforce
ment of discipline can do is made guard against acci
dents.
The Government has officially expressed its compli-
ments to Gen Butler for his prompt action at BalIi-
more Gen Buffers course goes far 10 corroborate
Gen. Scott's playful remark that " the volunteers
would soon be rs bad the regulars"
Ross Winans, who was arrested Last night, will be
sent to Annapolis for trial. 1t is not known what dis
portion the Government will make of his Gaze, but his
treason deserves the severest penalty.
1t is said that Marshal Kane of Baltimore will be
arrested His safety lies in flight from the scene of his
ineficency. He had better take his Pug-Ugiy
adherents with him.
Gov. Hicks reports that five regiments from Mary
The Union cause grows. The barring of the Federal
arm in sight of Maryland exerts a conservative inln-
ence and brings men to their senses.
Gen. Butler sent copy of his proclamation to the
citizens of Baltimore for the approval Of Gen Scott.
1t was emphaticaly approved.
1t is considered probable that Marshal Kane of Bal
tirnore will soon be arrested Ross Wiuans has al
ready been.
Another spy has been captured. He had dispatches
for Gen. Lee the commander Of the Virginia rebels,
concealed in the panel of his carriage. lie will be
properly dealt with.
| Ii is undersoo that the Government is fully pre-
pared to protect the Union men of Western Virginia
| at any moment when its assistance is invoked.
! The troops here reaching high state of dis
ciplne. The flying artillery ont every morning
before daylight for practice The district militia were
all at their armores last night, with orders to turn o1
at the signal.
In consequence of more important public affairs en-
gaging the attention Of the heads Of the departments no
personal applications for appointments entertained
Owing 10 this arrangement the departments are now
free from the irruptions and Interruptions Of place
hunters
Gen. Thomas rays he has administered the oath 10
some l5 O00 and would consider 80 large mar in
for the whole number who had refused. He believes
in no instance did refusal originate in disloyaly TO
the Union. The most generally given by the
parties themselves, that the municipal authorities
Of the cities from which they came had promised 10
provide for their families, and had not done 30.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
innocent topics Of family interest tarry BY the

innocent topics Of family interest taTy by Tho
way.
How unequal has been the pay ana pench'. Va
mail TRANSFORMATION, has been the fruitful SUBJECT
of popular eloouence on uncounted stumps, and
in multtuduous Court Houses. Why, now, should
the insufficient revenues of the Department be
sent on such errands of questionable charity as
to pay for circulating written and printed trea-
son to hamlet and plantation house, when, If
there was return in postage, it would 60 to
invigorste the Treasury of rebellion. We
waive no right and cOncede no indorsement OF
their sedtious Government, by such a withdrawal.
The father whose eldest son is rusticated at
Harvard or Yale who stops the quarterly remit
tance and revOkes the open credit to the tailor
does not abdicate his paterna rights by these ac's
but only enforces discipline by summary stop
page of supplies. The Postmaster General Is sup
posed outside to be one of the most determined
in urging vigorous policy, and this important
means of chastisement ought not to escape ms
thoughtful attention.
OF Southern movements we have no knowledge
except from personal observation and rumor'
while of our dispositions they have full and ac-
c1rate information Whether General Beaure-
gard is a living chief or dead traitor is now
an interesting subject of speculation to us; ou'
that General Scott gives surprising energy, FOL
his years, to our enlisted Northern chvalry, IL
| is not to them invested with TIE pleasure OF
| doubt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
FROM MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE OCCUPIED.

THREE CHEERS FOR GENERAL BUIl'1 '1g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-07
Proclamation.

81 = r. pf SUI LII IAROLIlN..
EyGccrIvr DErAETHEHr, July 4, lSfl.
a CCURDING to An Act Of the Confederate
n Congress. entitled IAN Act 10 put into ope-
raiiun too Government under the permanent Con-
s;i;utou ut The Confederate States Of America"
il il rcquircd TINT each State siiall vu!e un the
first "Wednesday in November next, for President
aud Vice President Of the Confederate States,
which officers are to bc naugurated On the twenty
scrnhd Of February next, and
WHEREAS tho existing law Of the State pro-
vilcS that the Electors for President End Vice
President shall be appointed hy the Legislature,
and whereas, the Legislature Of this State will MOI
he in regular session ut The time prescribed by
tho aforesaid Act, fu1 appointment "f Electors.
Therefore, he it known tha /. j. ". PICK
EMS, Governor in and over the State of south
Carolina, hy virtue uf !hs power vested in me 10y
the CONSTITUTIONS au:ioritiaGthn t"vcrn0v, on en-
tra1rdinary ncca!iun*. 10 cumTrne the General A.
sernhly, dn issue this, ay rRUCL AVIATION.
calling; upon an rrpae!timg tine Senators an! the
members uf The l!"u-r ni Representative 20 colt
vane in Cululnbia IN The first hiuniaJ i'll Novr,rl-
bcr next ensuing. thai they may hc rescn! in the
House uf Representatives the SaiG first Wa'lnca
day in November, tu a,i"int Electors nf Pre5i-
dent :nd We" !rs<;'lrn' n!' he { nnlcrale States
'"t am"rira in conformity withr the Ac; "f the Con-
l"itrHtn tnncrcss a!n-csani.
~ the I~:m.E"nt G'"rEn;n"n t. To- ic 0rgan-
iGed. election will c required "f ivn Senators
!r"n This State. and al., in all probability. CON
,ideru. to T"rniilr Sr.ir nI lar r"niry. "'h"r
Important matters w:l hc ;ri"l u:i at :!e :alHr
ses.inn u! The Legislature.
Given mn"r my !!aId ard tho %,.il Of the Stale
aErrrsll at Columbia. this The sixth day uf
July. in the year of "ir l."r', "uc 'hnusaud
eight hundred ard >iyiy-"'Ir. and IN thu slightly.
sixth year nf the Independence Of tho State Of