Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-23
r-spyga Charleston.

The Charleston papers are filed with the in-
te-esting details Of the borIlbardulent and sur
render of Fort Sumter We copy the follow
Ing from the Courier Of the 18th:
SUNDAY AFTER THs VICTORY.
The services in all our sanctCaTies yesterday
exhibited the ferv;d outpourings OF gratitude
from g peop.e penetrated with the mercies Of
The incidents in "Old St Phil p's" we wit
messed were deeply touching The heart Of
the worshippeTs in that sacred fame consecra-
ted by the precious historic memories which
made the glory of the first temple" on this
site, had been poured out IN deVout than6sglV-'
ing to the only Gi7er OF Victory, when Vene-
rable cid man, leaning on his staff, was led by
the Rector TO the sacred desk. 1t WAS the
Bishop OF the Diocese, wholly blind and phySi-
cally feeble yet with the eyes Of faith, keener
than the eagles, discerning the light of Heaven.
AMI rejoicing therein. The congregation were
taken by surprise but whose heart may not be
stirred even to its innermost depths, as tho
apostolic servant OF God selecting one Of those
paterual exhortations of the beloved disciple"
accounted for his presence. Not only patriot
ic hut personal interest in the great event of
the rgst week had brought him to the city, and
made him here abide until the battle had been
fought Your boys were there, and mine wero
there and ii aGs Tigst tact they Sis"aI& rs
there. Still the heart had iniy bled the streng
man, as we'll a. the tender woman, had culver
cd under the influences Of natural affection, for
We were net children, we knew what we We're
doing. and had counted the cost, and had weigh
cd in our very souls the warfare upon which
we were gcing. And how Tery marvellous had
been God's doings! How unparalleled his
agency, All our children had passed through
the fire uuhuTt! Not unto US, not unto US.
bet unto Thy name, Oh, Lord, be the glory"
c,rho IN fnli a H.fShCD through
the pfftctiDg application which ne made OF tins
won6erfcl PEc~ldence Of Coo but cannot pass
over the strong testimony Which ne bore 70 MS
firm persuasion, strengthened by travel through
every section q our State III the discharge of
pastoral duty, that the grand movement In
which our people were now engaged was begun
by them in the deepest conviction Of duty TO
God, and after laying their case before God
and God had most signalIy blessed our depend
ence on him. "Vcrilg the Lord cf Hosts Is
with US, the Goa OF Jacob * our refuge
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9Oncer yesteFoay .! us p; e. Ul az;
d H.; Deai;ng OF governor FlcEetiS SIah' ana
tne CohIe StS'e rag ~ O3P:' suooN
OF the GeaeT%L CI1'S"' ana oIneiS, III Ine pres
ence OF the 0o7ernor, 6er'eFsl hea0regaroS
Stat ana large numoer OF gentlemen among
whom was Chancellor CarroI ana Juoges Clio
yer and W1rdlaw. a salute was tired from
each of the batteries On the raising OF these
flags
General James simors was the Commander
ln-Chlei on Morris Island curing the oombard~
nlent, ana Col, W. q. DeSaUSsu"e l" command
Of the batteries
The Palmetto Guard had cAarye OF threo