, 1861-08-11
THE REBELLION.
FACTS, oPjhIeSs IND sPEc1Llrlosg fksM
SOUTHERN S9UREES,, ;..-. .


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a Howl from the Charleston Msrcury.
TIE RIockApE.-rhe New Orleans Cresceat
Of the 18th Gays: 1hese haYe been come pur-.
chases Of cotton for the Mexican market,
which 1e shipped BY = sea route and escapes
CD Abe'e mtnions. If the conamandef1 Of the
brtEen or French squadron desire 70 know
how the blockade is avoided at least once
wsek, they can readily ascertain. on the asgs
A friend suggests that the New York politi-
clans captured after the great battle nesr Ma
rassas, on the 2lst, be kept by our Govern
ment in close confinement until all our ne
groes that have been stolen BY Gen. P1cayune
Butler and his brother military thieves, shall
Bulletin
Bow AMONG SOLDIERS At MEAPms.-The
Appeal, Of August I'd, says: .. ::
"a number Of soldiers, who were brought
however, are natives Of Louisiana, have been
staying in Worn1ey's cotton shed, On Madison
street, over the bayou, which has been made
into barracks. On several occasions symp-
t6ms Of inEubordinRtion have been manifested
by the men, and On Wednesday evening ona
Of attacking an officer. After dinner, yeate1-
day, perfect outbreak took place, number
Of the men fighting against each other. Tbs
dispute seemed to have originated In that feel
ing Of mutual jealousy thst IL apt to arise
when persons from different localities are
commotion, in which one Of the men received
shot in the fieshy psn Of the leg and bayo-
net wound IN the back, neither Of which is Sc
rious. Capt. Heilman, with number OF his
men, Was called On, and he arrested the whole
Of the men, seventy-seven IN number. Thirty
seven Of them he put under guard; the re-
mainder were transferred to quarters far from
the city"
A Memo Plot IN T4As.--The Nacogdo
ches {Texas) Chronicle has ar account Of the
: discovery Of plot to burn that town, and for
ageneral insuryeetiou Of the negro population
Of the county. It appears that Oh an exami-
nation Of three. captured runaway -aeroes,
before committee Of citizens, on the 18th
u1t., the Information was obtained from the
runaways, who, examined separately, told n
substance the Bame ta1e- They implicated .
number of negroes and twn white men. We
need NOT 30 into detztis e me negroes impll-
seems, were at the bottom OF the plot, reside
in the southHest corner Of San Aurustine
county, One of them, Sa1nuel Steadam. has
been arrested. The other, Bill Malone, hid
not been found at last accounts.
"A SOUTHERN SQUEERs.-On account of the
condition Of affairs in the South, the. colleges
and schools OF that section have nearly all bean
broken up. Very few indeed arc continued.
aud those few cannot last many weeks. Wa
see mat IN some places most extraordinary
and d1srepQtahle means are Fesofted to for
Keeping literary institutions alive. For In
stance, gentleman and his wife at the head of
some sort Of SEMINARY at Nashville announce,
II II an appeal to the public for support, that
the principles Of secession, that the boys and
g1fls shall read secession speeches, receive Sc.
ctsE1oa counsele, sing secession song8, and
unlte IN secession Prayers. We presume that
even seeesslonlsts will scorn such pitiful
mode Of school electioneering as that
Nearly Of quite all Of the Young women
Ct the non-s1aYe holding States engagedrecent-
y as teachers in schools and priyafe families
IN the South have been deprived Of employ
ment, and one Of the worst features of their
case is that gcod<nany Of them have been
sent OF without their pay. We have learned
this fact from the lips OF some Of them pass-
hg through the city: They were even glad
Louisville Journal
TIE MENDAuoUs BEAuREaARp.-We nnb.
lished yesterday the bulletin Of Gen. Beaure-
gard and Gen. Johnston to the Southern army
Of Manassas. Those high military oflcers
dlsgrace the epau1ets upon their shoulders bY
publishing, Tor the delusion Of the men under
Their command statements which they know
..
in the late battle we're at least three times as
great as the Confederate forces, they utter a
W1tu! talsehood unsurpassed if not man
preached in the annals Of military bulletins.
Moreover, these two Confederate Generals
EunlIsh EI1t To- ! their followers aud to the world
that a, t9e - y. y forces had been driven from the
sou OF Virginia. They know that this ia q
shameful and monstrous h1sehood They
Enow that the .. s. forces OCCUPY A1ezaudria.
thnt Gen- Banks's army holds Harper's Ferry,
and Is prepared to hold it against all corners.
mat Gen. Bntler's army has possession
oi EeEt Monroe and other locations in that
vicinity, d'threaten an advance upon Rich:
mond, and that the army Of Gen. Rosecrans
has its Own way In Western Virginia a false
hood is q fa1sehood whether told bv.a man in
plain coat or military oae.
Gen. Beanregard a1sgraced himself as an
oMeer and gentleman In the estimation Of
9:l nli honest md Intelligent men when he pub.
United States army invading that s tate bore
the motto Of Beauty and Booty" upon It's
banners Louisville Journal.
MEN WASTED FoR THE CosFEDERArE
ARMY That the Confederate army is not
ovsrWhelmed with recruits is clearly proved
y 1ne 1ouo#lng extract from leading article
IN the Charleston Merct7Y:
I'VE protest against The suicidal system
RMch has been In operation In our War De-
Fartment, Of rejecting twelve months, Tol11n-
teers. But for this fatal policy, our army
might now have been DOUBLE almost quad
ripple, its present number. The emergency Is
By far too great to admit Of q sq1eamish
Silence On the part Of the people and Of the
press. What generous and almost unbouud
ed conhdence and support could give has been
accorded freely to the Executive and its yari-
GUS departments. But, In the face Of our
present fearful odds, and Of the desperate
efforts now being made at the North, and the
fierce and ruthless invasion promised Us, it be-
comes necessary for Us to speak, and for the
Executive and Congress to &C.. :.
:" we want men-men and horsea-nothing
else. They are but to be called for to be had.
more extended policy to meet the wants Of
ne country viii be st once entered upon.
We trust it is already gugurated, Lei All
twelve months volunteers be accepted without
days delay; and long before the suns Of
MAY next shall have banished the asperities Of
wlnteI, and warmed the earth into fraitfulness
and me, the enemy viii have been crushed
from our path and driven headIong to the
nof1hermost borders Of his sterile region.
d" Men are Wanted-cayalry Ia wanted"
'iHE WORLD euBECT TO THE SouTH."-A
Richmond &Va) journal utters this idle talk:
Luckily we cannot too often repeat or too
strongly impress 1t upon our readers, we Of
the Southern States are wholly independent Of
ail eo-opeIation from foreign Powers We can
i've and pIosper Without assistance from any
qnarter: But not 50 with others. The most
eisa,zed iaat and powerful nations Of the globeare
olfectly dependent upon Us for their welfare,
and even for the Subsistence Of their people.
1t Is this confederation Of self interest which
will make them our friends.
as we hate the Yankees with hate which
every day only serves to increase and intlame,
to multiply their enemies and embarrass M , tI1eir
condition. Next to being able to exterlniuate
them ourselves, the greatest pleasure we can
erJoy: ls to witness their determination by
other rs: For this reason, it is; we pray eter-
nalty tEat they may be involved IN horrible
sFept ron the OCEAN and be exterminated
Gom the land.
The English, who hn7e come to appreciate
the Yankee Ut his true value, and eutertsin a
just contempt for him, imagine, and probably
very correctly, that his doom is sealed, with
out blow from them. But If that blow is
necs EsaIy, 1t Will not be withheld.
TEE SOUTH FORCED TO RULE THE NORTH
TIE YAsKEEs no BETTER ria4s CH1sEsE-The
Richmond (Va) Wnty, OF late date, has the
following efusion:
Ihe Yankees are very little better than th e
chinese. They lay ths same stress on the lin
gle OF their dollars that the. Celestials do On
the noise Of their gongs. Originally endowed
with no single amIabls trait, they have cuIti-
vated the arts Of money getting and cheating,
until gain has become their god, and they i'm
agine it to be omnipotent. With money in
their pockets. won from generous and chiy-
al1ous race, and mulitudInous a. Norway
rats, they are swollen with concslt, and they
tsncled they were TT for empire. And 7et
they DO not pos seaa one gentlemsnly attribute,
nor single talent that qualities them for
war. -. ~N'> ~~1
Of the very first elements they are desti-