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Person nj Intelligence.


Hon. Franklin Pierce, OF New Hampshire, ia stopping
at she New York Hotel.
l. Molly neux, British Consul Mt Savannah and family
s Sr a No. MS L9~nas q Charleston g. Chase
ing at the Brovoort House.
N, A. Escander and family. of England; Rev r. Sanz
and Rev. II. Salmeron, Of Me zico; Samuel Wood ard
wife, OF Albany J s. Jessup, Of Newport, and Mrs H.
roaoon Hotel.
General G. Nevinc OF Monticello; Colonel walton Of
Scht Decady; w. II. smith, Of rroy II Eaton, OF 10
troit; Staples and sam Boil, Of California; lip.
pcncot, OF Philadelphia, and j. g Pollard " West Point,
arc stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
II Brawcc, Of Bremen Arthur Ieary and IT, Wells and
wife, OF New York; Mr.. Tenant and p.tc, Of England
MAJOR Holm Of Cuba; 8 D. Tucker, Of PHILADELPHIA sir
Opera troupe, are stopping at tho Everett House.
Gen. w. c Kibbc and family, Of California; w. J. Pom
noyer, OF Albany. e. and , l. Weber, Of Louisiana; W.
sinth, Of Alabama; W. Dottleback, q California; II
1rowbIioge, Of New Haven; w. Keep and WIFE OF loc;
port; y l. Martin and 'amily, OF Baltimore Henry Gull
~, OF England = u Bracket and family, Of Baltimore,
and Mrs &c 1T and daughter, Of Virginia. arc stopping At
tho 81. Nicholas Hotel.
General W. A. jackson OF Albany, f Hcrrick and wife,
q Massachusetts, W. 4 Ogden Of the United states
Navy, Mrs snonton, and family, OF the District Of
e. ssoS ar fal Wife, e. eS 1sSE G w J.
Dcals Hotel
Col T. 4 Parker Of Boston; Col A. Jones, Of Scx
nsnrehnc; J q, DAILY, Of England 7 j. Barber, Of Lex
ngton, Ky II. ~ Slater, Of Providence; J Nicholson,
~ ScQtlId; pohe.. Mcn family Of Baltimore; Dr
Parker ana W. j. stare, Of Nova scotia, are stopping at
the lffth Avenue Hotel
C T. Bowen, Of Chicago; NJ J. Psrrcttc J. g. Jones, Of
Kansas D. Haslor, Of 81. Louis; 4. H. Atkinson, q
North Curona; Hon H. wilson, Of Massachusetts; f. A.
and Mia Wilcox, OF Kentucky James Dayton and wife,
2, New Jersey so caTd n S,srr q hsson
Army; IL. A. Cleveland aud lady, Massachusetts ahr~
y. Evans, -. Louis, arc stopping at tho Astor Houta
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Pain. Gravity. Nacu,,t,m

No fact ia Of greater poranc than sceran
~ OF knowing hew 10 secure teak and whom
II eco times for anything hu ftcs And NJ length
fact Known IA medicines 10 thistha. pain 10 relieved
PukGATIoN WITH BRASDRETH's PILLS
ibis - much farr IN medicine rs that tho Va
fact 10 navigation, that gravity fact in astronomy or
hat light Is but heat IaIed but which Of glass
conce So into beat again.
Now, wta, II fac 4
AN EsTAbIIsHED AND CONSTANT MODE OF PRO-
CEse
thus have fact OF msgpesm the needle true
to hs north p0le We have the fact Of gravity every falling
body seeks he centre o. the earh and all the planets
attracted 90 ards the sun
but the great fact % The present day In medicine that
bnANBRETnS PILLS
INVARIABLY OPEN yHE BOWELS,
And that all he hu that pain controlled by
natural all niy by tAis
And expelled cut or the ~ the organs OF tho
and bowels The blood Is thus purid Of those qua iss
which cccssoned the pain disease One dose Of
cent 70 but per nee IL IA l'ba sd the med
njule gbey should he used dsp; until health
e fully restored In Govt fheumasr Tor Falntness OF
Dizziness for a Neuragc affections and In Bilious dses
medicine has claims pared with Brsndretns
Pills But remember they e1ually applicable In ali cages
where pam presep. whether arises from wound from
Dys-nieIy, from Cossnoss from Coils or from Inanml
on and because that aey onloee law OF our being by
y D. fSNBr A.scc s.ouse New York, ceri les TO DR..
s liam tnsl D. Xxx erandreth m each night never
of chronic cosvenoss and dyspepsia, which had
dbed him for twenty years This occurred 1851 aud he
as hardly bad occasion 20 uSo them once year snc his
health being perfect
No. Union square
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BETTER FEELING IN BALTIMORE.

HARi1sBU 30, Pa, April q, 1861
Reports by travellers from Baltimore this morning. in
dictate strong disposition the part Of the
tive citizens to rise and take the power from the mob
The restoration OF federal aega confidently pre-
6icted by Baitimoreans.
The reinforcements at Washington have cooled tho
mcbocratic ardor much
BALTIMORE, April 81, 1851
On Friday evening about ave O'clock the propeller E.
landed at Fort Carroll sallers Flats six mites
down tie Patapso river, number Of troops ard mum
TORS Of The propeller then steamed up and pro
ceedpg to Fort McHenry, also landed troops and NUM-
tioLs there.
The United States eceivirg ship Allegheny which has
been stationed Canton taken in tow and
veyod down the river, and Is now at Fort McHenry
Several vessels without the pecessary pass from Colonel
Timble were overhauod, Thursday last attempting
to leave the harbor by the guard boats under Captain
levy, end detair ed fer examination.
The Howard county troops, commanded By Major Geo.
r. Gather, Jr, called out on Friday by the com.
mandant and after assembling proceeded at brisk trot
for Jessop Gut for the purpose Ia said OF reconno
Jering The cut is three four miles rom the Annap0
Lis Junction where the United States troops are passing
Private s. H Needham, Of the Sixth regiment Of Mas
sachusets Volunteers died about five o'clock this
ing at the Lombard stree. InHrmary. He was ono Of
those who wounded Friday of last week Pratt
street. He was struck by paving stone tho back
part Of the head with such violence to fracture his
sku. he spoke but single word, and this was in reply
to question whether he had q family or notp
BE answered "No," but gentleman residing in this city
stated that he had wife living The deceased did not
comprehend the question when he spoke Tho operation
Of trepannng the skull performed Friday and the
patient made but little resistance He received every
possible attention from the faculty and the Sisters Of
Charity. The funeral 1t Is supposed will takc place TO-
morrow
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Arrivals and Departures.

MISUNDERSTANDING 7Matanras-Mrs s Humphrey, Mlaa
Humphrey, Miss kussel Mrs Jucinta sscias Miss
Msclss, Miss Efnceina Maeias Miss Gsr;endis i;9d.
Rye Matilda ,Reyr Mrs. H paI. Mrs
Louisa Barton, Mr. Mscas Mlus Nest Mar In
Ayuon Densl Humphrey, BunnO Aqinaxa- PEDRO Nerg.n
WI Combs Alzugaray Bumon Basso, jose comas, John
ksyer janice Norris Narcis Rodguez and brother Thomas
Knowles Andrew srnding, Andrew Neal, Jos Bayley,
Chas BeIson Dayid Philips Michael Nley BERNARD Lam
w0n Adoph Vlhe, Jas Accrby, John Jault und nrntheT
John Boy, ia Retzhy.wm Albrccht jos Latham, n
rerome, Jobn Icco Peter Souther, John Blechsmid
Whitney Auguas Jepnnes 1ro,elan, Albert str ma, James
Areeu, J NcGally.
oaarssAs-Sng Asssrose L.shs-y i.eSos~, eLa- LJu,
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To Those Having Pain or Weaknesses,

whenever uRin or weakness occurs in q human body.
FnANDRErHS vk0EIARLE Universal PILLS
should be ustd. They have affinity tor and only
these matters which produce disease. they
RESTORE HEALTH
by purif yng the blood by the outes
ana ten years have proved their
VALUE AND SAFETY.
d. ~ Tenney Aston House, New York ceriGes 10 De- In.
grnhaA, that 10 70 one OF Bandrafhs Pulls each night,
never ssng fe four hundred and forty nipe nights and
they cured bun OF chronic cosyencss and dyspeps which
bad rcubed him for twenty years This Ia
and he hardly had occasion 10 them since
HIS health beir x perfect
Of1ces 294 Cans street aud No Union squara
Sold by AL dealers.
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MORE TROOPS READy-CALEB CUSHING OFFERS MS
SERVICES FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIERCE
on A PEACE MISSION.
BoeroS, April 81, 1851
Tho nautical school ship Massachusetts, ia being armed
and fitted out the pioneer in the coast guard service
Boston harbor ia TO closed against the shipment Of
article for tho aid and comfort Of the rebels.
Caleb Cushing has rendered his services to the govern
ment to act in any capacity In defence OF the Union
Tho first Boston regiment of infantry, Colonel Cowdon,
has been notified be readiness TO leave for the
Of war on Tuesday next.
Tho report that two regiments Of Massachusetts,
troops will DO called for tho enthusiasm Of our
military. They DO put in marching order within
three days.
The towh Of Taunton today voted $40 40 for war pur-
poses.
Dispatches from Concord ~ H., say that exPreeldeus
PIERCE in obedience TO telegraph despatch from Mr. In
gcrso Of Pennsylvania has gone to Philadelphia and
Baltimore on q mission OF mediation between the rebels
and the government
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PnILApupnIA, April u, 1851
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania state hycs, ~ leading
railroad, 1e Morris Capn AZ Long Island Railroad ~
Pennsylvania faiiroad, 3d.. sight exchange on New
York unchanged.
P1ur.DUITus, April 81, 1sC1.
Flour firm at IS 81 ~ g. Wheat Advancing; red,
81 90 SO; white, 81 40 81 co. Corn bctcs Al &c
sc, Whiskey Arm OF Isc. 1snc.
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wnxIserov, Dol, April Pop. N.

WILMINGTON, DOL, April zo--P. N.
Passengers from Baltimore this afternoon, rerescnt the
state Of feeling there stu Increasing in intensity
Money in any amount be had for wnlkc purposes.
Many families Who supposed 70 entertain Union scnt
mcnts are leaving the city. Several mon who are doing
very heavy business, but who have made themselves
prominent by expressing extreme republican soutnents
have been watched for two weeks past aud have uow
been warned N quit N isavetec oy. 1h-y nave
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Fan roa TIM Houss or fig Coco 6 ErHro - or
win be kep. opon ti the night of Tuesday, the 80 inst
The object which Is Intended TO serve rccommsna V
patrouized as Il deserves.
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Delaware Lotteries Authorized by Of Assembly passed
january, 1859 Grants 70 run twenty years ''' f01
SUSSEX couSry-CLsss lOl, Drawn Aprl p lSa,
2, 81, q 81, So, 10, 90, q. ~ 10, 80. 81.
50. o., ~. 81, o, GO. II, 80, 3, "a, SO, AZ.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
II. FRANCE co, Manaaars
Wilmington, Delaware
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The Good Look

The Good Looks OF Both Mem and Wo-
increase and preserved from youth TO I'D age BY
the occasional use Of
rRAr DRgTU'S PILLS.
Which mpsr tfe tint Of heath 10 The pexon bright
eyp iniegeLce to the eyes and chertulness vgor
tho wi ole frame
Sold uy Gil dealers.
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FROM QUEBEC.

Qvnxc, April 81, 1851.
Tho agents OF the federal government and others said
70 be connected with Commodore Vanderbilt, have been
trying 70 buy tho gulf steamers Victoria and Lady Head
also the Enfield rifles and ammunition from govern
ucnt which refuses Internationally.
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KkNTUokY AMP MISSOURI srArE re, L !, ,ss
l, A, 10, SO, rs, 8, 75, b5, g. -, lO, Az.
uvsrucxy, oI-Ass 262-April ~ 1851
10, Is, 10, IS, -, -,b,, - sssrta 80
Circulars sent free Of chars Ss,sp n1pDY Coz
CoEinglon, = -st :.
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THE JOHN BROWN EXCITEMENT AGAIN.

THE JOHN BROWN EXCITEMENT AGAIN.
A NOnTHKRN GEsrLExAN ARRESTED FOB COMP Il
CITY IN TIE AFFAIR.
The following letter been received by person cou
neced with the press IN this city, from gentleman VINO
has teen put under Hartford county Nd under
rather peculiar circumstances
DEL AIR. Hartford county, va, spr,i X, 1904.
You VIII be some hat surprised to learn tia. / au
here. but more SO whes tell you that under arres
for bea coLcelntd 10 the John Bro rata Harpers
Feriy You sil recouect that there was a man Dy the
name OF - for whom the Governor OF virgni,
led reward for bis nrehepsioI, consequently (ais
nnms eipg the came nline) was taken that
was IN W. lthan Ssss at about tho time the insurrec
tion took pss> ss three Gays from he same. Svhi;L
was not sufcieih time for 70 reach Harpers Ferry
and upon that thr Of oviaSnce hang. have lottoIs
SHOWN that have y zen FIJI and unwayerrg demo.
last fifteen seare, sDd nsve published domo
CT attic pepper for many y in The State of New York
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SPRINGFIELD, Macs April 20, 1851.
Alex. Dcsmaxtoau, Frenchman, twenty I'VE yers "a
nge. hung here to-day for rape and murder upon
Augustine Lucas oght years Of age, At Chicopce, three
years ago.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND Va. April 20 1851.
Six hundred troops from South Carolina arrived hero
this evening They met with enthusiastic reception
salute fred and there great cheering, waving
Z handkcrchiefs, hats, &C. Some 1000 are expected
here soon.
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The Most Attractive and Popular Dress
SCUEIDe, lis Nassau street.
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MILWAUKEE,, April 70, 1911
The propencs Buckeye arrived this morning from the
lower akoe the rss boat Of tho season tarough tho
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nstchclor's Hair Dye.-Reliabie and
Observation-Disclosures Brown. Factory Barclay
Sold aud applied At W. 4. BACHELORS. 10 Bond sset
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y Organized on Monday last, and elected their OF.
GERS. The Kentucky Rinemeu mustered into the
State Guard. Other companies o-ganiz g; for
the Union, come for the south and others q hons
guard. Which side " the STATE?
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
"A white French China To. Sets a pieces for 80. 9 u
Gold Band French China Tea sets pieces, for 8 -
Fancy French China Bets pecs q ~
White frnnch China Dinner ses lag pieces for 800. p q
Geld pand French China Dinner sets 1871 pieces ~ %
Fancy F1each China Dinner ses l67 pieces . %
Slvef faiei Ice Pitchcs for Observation-Disclosures. ~
Silver Plated Tea and Coffee Sets, 6gieces for,, u g
Gut GLASS gobets. she dozen.
Ivory handled Tea Knives the dozen .........,..,
Also, the largest assortment OF
GAS HXTQRBS
In New Yoik at equally low prices
Complete outfits for Dwelling Houses,
Complete outfits for Stores,
Complete outfits for Public Buildings,
Complete outfits FIR Hotels
Complete OUTFITS for ali Esablshmonsa
REQUIRING GAS fIXTUkisS
W. J. DALEY 4 CO..
62l BroadwSe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GOVERNMENT ofIlCERs-c.TH OF ALLEdIANCH.
Prom the Wasbif gton Nat1bal lpteiligencer
Tho following form OF oath OF allegiance has been pre-
pared with View 10 its beng ad mhistered 70 all the
cmpo, es OF the government connected With the several
departments Tho form was prepared by the At orney
General, who himself We believe the a, ST to take
and subscib the oath, and presume that one IN
the service or the government will ut such tho
present. refuse 10 take III unless his conscience forbds
lat r,at IN
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BI0ldavia Cream Forces the Hair and
WLsleis 10 grow luyuTanty Sold at w. A. BATCuELDR's
newly invented Wig factory, IL Bond street.
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DEPARTMENT on rTK INTER OR
IA e...v....,,.., s-.I xCDt

7, -, at this present Ia the United 81 4ts
service as -, DO solemny swear that viii sup
port protect end defend the constitution and gvernmen
of the tnned States against all snes whether domes
tic or foreign and that will boar faith and loyalty
to the same, "a estabhec by the constitution aud
and fuftoer that do this with full determination and
piedgo without any mental reservation evasion, TO
perform In good faith all tho duties which may be Lex lily
required of me So help mo God.
COUNTY or WASHINGTON. District OF Columbia
Sworn ana subscribed. before nae, this day OF APRIL
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Soldiers OF 1861 Meade Bros. Open
this day Sunday to accommodate tho defenders of the Star
and Stripea
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ssUniforms to Order' at Short Notice
OAK HALL, g. Sc and So Fulton etreet.
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Batchelor's Newly Invented wigs and
foupees truly wonderful specimens Cal see
them at lC Bond street, send for a measure card
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Wigs ami Tou-
pces the best IN the holesaa and RETAIL. and III,
Dye pris ateiy npY lied. a. No. G Aator House,
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Mel0deon, $50 broadway. - Strangers
don't FORGET to ys. this nstiaon open every night my
without In temisson. Admission Is cents 1he kelodoon
the greatest reeort for fashion.
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Trusses.-MarSh s. Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No yessy street. Asor Hodsc opposite tho church.
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Wheeler d Wilson's Improved gsWina
Machines Of reduced prices Ollce COS BrosdwaI
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Aer.orrb Odds or Piles-Whether Inter-
nal or external dumb bleeding and no matter how long
thcv exiscd safely and completely cured bv short
u,se OF HoLLoWAYS PLls and Qn.1nea Fun directions
with every box
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated NOiseIess
Sewing Machines for family and manufactusng use, 1876
Broadway New YORK.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

MORE TROOPS READy-CALEB CUSHING OFFERS MS
SERVICES FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIERCE
PEACE MISSION.
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back INTO the Unonthc worry memory Of which has be-
come abhorrcnt to their minds-s unexanpled 10
tory o; popular c!vl rcvollyiors.
Let the people OF the North delde their minds with
the ID that the people o the South divided among
thsnse,yes IL eiort be made 70 conquer and subject
tho seeded States firmly allied insD stable, ndo-
pendent government let thom make preparation for q
war which can only terminate with tho hives and re-
sources Of several millions Of yalorous people who are
honestly convinced Of tho righteousness OF the cirHc
they have espoused and are determined 70 defend 70
the death.
learn from Major General Clark, Of Mississippi, who
arrived from Pensacola via Mobile this morning that no
char &c had taken pnco IN tho military sa quo OF the
former place. Fort Pcens had been reinforced by oil
the men TINT could be spared from shipsof war com.
poeing the ees of Pentaooa was not expected that
any attack would be mnoe by the southern troops On the
MAJOR VIM McCsrdic, Aid de-camp, Brgadier General
Richard Gffilth, Col W. II. Brown, Adutant General;
Lieut. Col Jos. Lowell, Assistant Ad utant General and
General Clark, and win leave this evening for Mississippi,
10 organize and put In the Geld Immediately four new
regiments Of Missssipp troops.
The books q subscription TO the loan OF vo millions
for the defence Of the Confederate States were opened
at the Citzens Bank this morning. This loan, oforng
tho high rate Of eight per cont interest, paya-
bic scmi annually on what Ia regarded here tho very
best security, viii NOT 70 begging for takcrs learn
that applications for the whole aJunt arc already re-
ceiyed-a largo portion at premium
company Is now organizing in this city, under the
name, style and nrm Of the Bcaurcgard Rites eth
company Of artillery "a also being organized today ard
wi doubtless have the rcquipite number Of members
crrollcd By W morrow evening.
Businqes siagDant Tho sales Of cotton for the week
ctdine hst evening reached only 40 0oo bales.
Tho "talk on change today ia cas OF middllng Or
leans and fair ordinary than Of the expected blockade OF
the mouths Of tho Mesksipp and tho posed ISSUE o.
letters Ct marque and orders for the part q
tho Congress nt Montgomery.
Tho city IL very healthy IL present. Tie weather :,
delightful ard highly favorable for tho cane, corn and
cotton croys.
Tho supreme ard District Courts Ohio Criminal Court
excopicd have all adjourned over tho third Monday in
NAY, IN cCrtcQueucc q tho war excitement.
Ebe Crou ,ourc,l last .ve-'r- approrf .sis sxOo 90
fcs the PcsP.se Of 7ss ms c,tS u ss:s q esence
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

The special despatch to the n. Y. Com.
D,ercial, Jan. ., reports a much better feeling
at Washington, now that it is understood
that the President has determined not to be
cocrced by the insurgents of South Carolina.
1t says it is well understood, that Postmaster
General Holt, as acting Secretary Of War,
and General Stanton, are at liberty to take
whatever measures they think necessary for
he public good, and that they are taking
effective measures to maintain the honor Of
the United States flag, and to protect the pub
lie property.
Secretaries Thomas and Thompson keep
grumbling at the patriotism of Messrs Holt
and Stanton, and it is supposed that Mr..
Thomas will resign,-a step which few there
will regret.
The President it is said win not send
message to Congress; but make some sort of
a proclamation instead.
Maj Anderson writes to the War Depart
ment that he is perfectly safe and can hold
Fort Sumter against any number of men
South Carolina can bring against it, and for
any length of time.
1t is 1unored that the Charleston rebels
on their part propose to starve him out Or
to attack the fort on gfts
II is not true, as has been reported, that
the committee of thirty three have accepted
Mr.. Crittenden's proposition, but some OF
the members are yet hopeful that they may
arrive at same general agreement
Our own despatch gives exciting rumorS
of treason in the seizure, actual or PROJECT
ed, of L. S. forts and arsenals in North Car
olina, Virginia and Georgia-the natural
results, if they prove true, of the previous
encouragement of rebellion by the Admins
tration. 1t seems, however, that Mr.. Bu-
chauan has mustered pluck enough to ap-
point a Collector at Charleston, which is so
far so good for the o. P. F., though the
Senate refuses to confirm the nomination.
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Az 0uGARCuY.- State of South Caro-
lima contains p ,961 plantations, contaInin (
4,072, ,5jI acres of improved, and IZ,l47, jay
acres of uuimprovcl land, valued at So,
43l 6S4-averaging TO each 54l acres.
The Government is based on the cOnsttu-
ton Of 1890 and the amendmenets added to
i at various periods. The right to vote re-
ouires a freehold of 80 acres, in ordinary
cases. The legislature is elected annually
\ Senator must be thirty years old, a resi-
dent citizen five years, and if resident in the
district, must own n freehold worth $500
if nonresident worth $1,000. Representa-
tives must have resided in the State three
years If resident in the district, must own
q freehold Of 500 acres and 10 negroes, or
real estate worth $50 if nonresident,
real estate worth $500 The Governor Is
chosen by the legislature, and must have re-
sided IN the State ten years, and be possessed
5f a settled estate worth 81 500. The Lieu
tenant Governor is chosen and must be qua
lfed in a like manner.
The people do not vote directly for Gov
ern9r or for President.
There is no middle class in South Caro-
ina The population consists (out OF towns,
which are but few Of planters and sort OF
qa2ntry.
The delegates to the legislature are ire-
.-eudy elected by dozen voters, (large
--'t-holders,) and the affair is not uncom-
monty settled at the dinner-table.
Ir-de is considered as not exactly suitable
ir gentleman. Merchants (retaiD arc
called "shopkeepers, and are not upon a
slcal equality with the planters,-Norfok
Hrqd.