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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04

Carefully Revised by Mrs. :. J. HALE.
II Tell, You how to choose all kinds of Meats Poultry
and Game. with all the yaTiou, and mot
approved modes OF dressing and cooking
l.ri and lork. also the b'st aui simplest
way OF sailing. pirkling ani curing the an
4. Tells Ion all the various and us' approved modes II
dressing, coah : ,Ei hoiiLs Mutton, LaLIh.
Veal, iouitry and Gime oI all kiud>, with
the di'irrcnt bre>siug>, GRAVES AID stu:-
fnss appropriate to each.
II Tells YOu how To- choosr clean and preserve Fish Of
all kind, ami now tn FNret"n it whcu tain
ted; also all the various and most approved
modes Of cooking, with the different dress
incs, aui hayurugs APPROPRIATE 10
each.
itTels You various and most approved modes of
preparing ATTY iiirrrut kinds %: meat,
t-h, fowl. game, and vegetable -oups, hruths
and stew aud tue r..shcs and scasonnss
appropriate to each
II Tells I0u ri. the various at most anFrnvei modes Of
cooking vegetables II every descrip iption. also
how t. Prepar- Pickles. C,,suis and Currirs
oi Al kinds, Pot;ci meat, G-h, game, ilush
rooms, Sc.
II Tells You all the varous and most approved modes of
preparing and cooking all Siuds 4 plain aud
fancy Pa-iry, tliGts, om"cts fritt.rs.
caSrs, confectionery preserves joiiies nd
sweet dishes of every description.
Il Tells iol all the various and most approved modes o
making bread, rus.ts, muiius and biscuit,
the best method Of preparing coffee. chnco
late aud tea, and how - make syrups cor
dals and wines OF vArious auis.
II Ielsi0u how 20 set out ami ornament table, how
to carve all kinds Of tsh flesh fowl. aud
in short. how to 20 simplify the whole art cf
cooking as to bring the choicest luxurlcs of
the table within every b0dy's reach.
The book contains 4!S pages, ami upwards OF 1900
cept all OF which the rsuit OF actual experience
having been fully and carefully tested under the person
s sup.rintrndcEce .. the writers II is printed in
clea- and open type is illustrated with appropriate
cravings, and viii be forwarded to anyadress. neatly
bound and postage paid receipt OF 81 in CLOTH
ira. .i.25
aI0nO YEAR can be made hy snteryrisin- men
'r'i'N' everywhere, ia selling the above work,
our Inducements to all such are very liberal.
For aglc copies Of the Book, to agents
will lafh info aTFlN Vlr-rs llV..aa
JOHN e POTTER. T'FISEer,
6ms-l No. sl.. STA. sa 81. p!IaGsit,id Pr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
~a Card.

HALL OF JACKSON FIRE CoMPAXY No ls
NJ " Orleans, March TO- lSf /
At the regular meeting this Company held at The engine
house, the following resolution was On motion una,or.
adopted
Resolved That the President Company il reouest.d M,
nave card of thanks published in the Crescent and r, D
'hahking the Ladies' who munifcently donated
aecoraton OF our engine on the 4th of March.
In compliance with the shove resolution the President in ,hs
name of the Company, offers the following
CARD OF THANKS,
Title Officers and members CT JacksonSFre CompaDr No IA
take this method of returning lady friends their most
heartfelt tlanksfor many Kind marks of their favor and re-
membance with which the COMPANY on tine
sion Of the late annual celebration of The Fire Depsr,nen, m
the 4th of March instant.
On that day, and banners we're decorated with
rich and beautiful Wreahs b6ques from the hands Of
Mrs A Bezan Mrs Z. +. Lhoste Mrs E RIe.sev Yrs W
H. Brown, Mrs Rosa JarIehu Mrs F. ruber Mr., ! MonI
tor' Miss G. l.. Greed, and Miss W Uurk TIE upavrc,ed
mum Der and beauty of these kind compliments from t pd
'leuS OF ihe Company, deeply impressed us all whilst
"rohSen IN our Dosons pride which ladies NJ ali on,
o'ner iehdS Will know how under stand and excuse
10 the ladies who so tAtteriIglv us on this
Son we can return lsnth thanks az men and frepe ~
oher-thsnks from the heart whilst we lecare IN than
'hat their beautiful presents shall stimulate s Tn r ha+
IN our Guy as iirtmcn assure them that or
name rs our ann and that should enemy we frht aror
menace them Or their homes Jackson No Is will honp au w
10 come as promptly TO the Jackson the hero f
DID, when the city was nIenacd by foreign invader
JOS II. LABORDE.
milo O,JF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

81 From Mr.. sutterley, of the news-room under
the st. Charles Hotel we have received certain
literary publications. for which he has thanks.
AT Mr. ssutterley's depot can be found all the
monthes and the standard literary productions of
every d, ,sacription
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

CARDS OF TlIANKs-Jackson Fire Company No,
Is publish, in another column card of thanks to
tae ladies VII 0 SO handsomely complimented them
on the 4th Of March.
The officers and crew Of the brig Mary D. Lane
also publish in another column card of thanks to
the officers and crew of the ship Indiana, for
scuing them from the wreck of their brig at sea.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

Ra-Naturnl Magic !-Suppose n case: Sup
pose you have sandy, red, white grizzly, flaming yellow
hair Suppose You prefer light brown, rich dark brown
or raven black Well apply Gf YOU wise CRSTA-
DORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE and in ten minutes yout
mirror shows yon Wonderful Transformation Every hair
that few minutes before unsghy blenh is now An
element of beauty "A magnificent hair y is the ex
eamaion whenever you uncover. The difference
Beauty and the Be not striking than
red head in of nature ore to which this
famous dye has been applied.
Manufactured by j. oRIsTADORO, No Astor House. New
Tok Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers
fe2 M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

III SeUTHERS AMERICAN PARTT.-We call attention
to card in another column, notifying the clubs of
the Southern American party to meet on Thursday
evening, to select delegates to convention to
nominate candidates for Judges of the District
Courts, the election for which is to take place next
npff,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

LOUISIANA GUARns.- A notice appears elsewhere
/ requesting the honorary members of this company
to attend special meeting this evening, at the
ofiice of C. E. GRardey 4 Co., No. 81 Magazine
street. for the purpose of taking into consideration
business matters Of Importance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

~ We are under obligations to Mr.. Holle 4 Co.
for Graham's Magazine (the April number). At
Mr.. FlolIe's place, No. 81 Exchange Place, can be
had all the weekly papers and periodicals of the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

SorREE MusIcALE.--We have received polite
invitation to be present at soiree musicale to be
given at Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday evening
next, by the young ladies of Mime Locquet's Col
legate Institute. It will afford us much pleasure
10 be Rresent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
10 Purify Your Blood-Brnndreth's pills

WARRANTED TO CURE FEVER ACUE.-The purg-
ing with BrRnrhs Pills restore the health no matter
from what may be suffering They take out all mpuri
ties from the system and they have power of expul
sion maSm poisonous vapo decayed vegetables or in
deed any poisonous exhastons breaed whntever
fact if the blood poisoned impure impure blood re-
suits in disease.
Brandreths Pills though innocent bread yet they are CO.
pabe of purifying tie bosd and curing disease So they cure
all kinds OF fever all ashmas s costiEenes pain
full affections of every kind
Price Is cents per box. Principal Office 2e Canal street
New York. Sold by J. WRIGHT & CO., Nos 2l and l51
Chartre"street and by respectable medicines
ms 2p2tawGeowW-Jm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
If Card.

We the undersigned lately sea from the brig Mo
~ Lane OF hew York from the packet ship Indiana ef and
from New York for this port sincerely re turn our tauk
captain Charles Hobon Mr. John ridgeon Ist officer and
ere" aSo 10 r and Mrs Fleming, Steward and Stewardes
'' 'e prompt ana KINDLY treatment they preferred us while On
board Of their vessel.
B. A. GARDNER Master
MAURICE DIGARD l>t Officer
DAVID PERRY, 2d Officer
New Orleans, March H. 1861 nls NV
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

Ia The ofibial proceedings of the Louisiana
Convention, in French and English, of the sth
instant appears on to-day's second page.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

ss7rp,pe,s SAIr Q call public attention to the
: ~ a t,I iax IL =, oon at the Git Hotel Common
@ Il Il tigr f MI, |, Sh Of that esant three story
brick dwelling house. recently built 1itnafed " ' corner e
81 peter street Sec District. Sc advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

as- Cor1Es OF yHE CRESCENT, containing the
Official proceeding ef the Convention, can be had
at cur counter, il. wrappers for mailing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
Election OF -.yssd0es.

ELECTION OF gssHgcs,
On no N DAY, THEl lsr OF ApRI1 ,se,
Citizens Ticket;
T. T. MhAnloN CoiLENs, First District Court,
I. II. kENiEDY, Second District Court
LOUIS DUFiGNAUD, Third district Conrt
D. W. PRICE, Fourth District retrt
II. N. OGDB2s, Fifth District Ccnrt
B. s. TAPPAi|, Sixth District Cotrt.
rms ileKet will be Supported by all who with an nh ~
to and independent Judiciary so " ,L '''ia'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

SUICIDE IN TExAs.-Prof James A Strother,
late Principal of the school at Quitman, we learn
from the Herald of that place, committed suicide
at the residence of his brother near Sprngville in
Wood county. He was laboring under distressing
illness, and subject to mental alterations. I'm
perceived by the family, he got hold of double.
barreled gun, placed the muzzle against his head,
and by means of his foot, discharged the contents
of barrel into his brain. He is represented as
having been talented young man, and only 26 or
27 wears age.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

HT- We are authorized to announce the
Hon. THOMAS j. COOLEY of Pointe Coupee, candidate
for Judge the District composed of the parishes of Avoyele
Poine Coupee and West Fecana Election the first MON
DAY of April next. mi 2pte
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

CossrcEEEs. Particui, " attention is directed to
The oice appearing elsewhere hat consgnees q all goods moi
IL e aes or the Co of The conf crate States
viii entry al tl,e usto W Of such good See notice
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

WILLIE, N. Y, March IL 1858.
Mr. ". E. fIagan have used Hemstreets Huir CoIorin
lo ihFee 5tarF and have fund TO be excellent article
1t not only restored the color my hair giving new life and
strength but it cured self ard of most obstinate
ton upon the scalp, which nothing else seemed to benefit
fully believe ii to te the best article in use
IoHrs respectfully,
KNOWLTON ROWLAND
Remember that this result produced by eimsrees In
mtahte, the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price 6Ocents and 81 bottle. Sold everywhere
". E. HAGAN CO., Propretors Troy n Y
oon oy j. WRIGHT CO. q and ISL Chsres street. New
0rfe8nB ,xoI,,r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
''S' IT, 1ffss.pea''s .zEefatEic S01,ey
Southern Shoe .Wnsaasfucf,xa.s,,u
COZ PANY

Hepo'' No. 2@ st. Charles street.
'h0i oN1' nos ~ AND II ST. FERDINAND STREET
. az now l",'n'"ctnrng superior quality of Pump Welt
ana DoGoIe-Soied oakTanned RUssET SHOES to ,rhoh
inc attention of those having purchase this article
" 0eS are branded on the bottoms Southern Shoe Fac
ory New Orleans and bo obtained on ot t Io
the Company ' az 'N' Nepo' OF
mi 2plm GEO. Il, ROZET. Sec,r.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

EXTENSIVE SA LIE OF DR1 GOODS. -A4e Parucafaf
attention Of Is 10 te extensive Aae of
Mace tbis day II 10 ocosk R. Co auction
rooms o. "A I.eVee stree = ieh@ q, tAle
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

n9~Judge II. G. Hunt, of the First District
Court of New Orleans, will be supported for reelection by
mil 2pte+ NUMEROUS FRIENDS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

~Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES, Nos 81 and 81 Graver street.
leans, d6 1ntF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

RHEuMAr1sx The cara of Thos. Colleaa'n, No
5s Joseph street eseN here speedy CUE 0 This
affecting disease is guar. .nteed. Sc advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

The attenti on Of hgyers is G aaea 10 'he &ale OF
hast tedned barsa hoe bar which takes place this day by
D. T. orphg aue ioneor at t1 OcOc T. al No. Al Magazine
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

it passed between his teeth, and whether 1t was
received at the hands of "cobbler,' or sent from
a "sling" Again, we pause for reply.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

Doors AND sHoEs.-Mr. Walter. =. feck. Nc. 63
otnsI street. offering for sale his entire e ~ cot
His stock large and embraces Of ots
articles His advertisement appears elsewhere We refer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

RS~Southern American Pnrty-The vnri-
Clubs of the Southern American party notified
n their respective Wards THURSDAY 14h inst at II,
O'Clock P NJ for the purpose of eectng delegates
renon for nominating the six Judges Judicial
istrict, Parish of Orleans.
By order Of
ml2 23 THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

Ss- fudge or Third District Cour, g The
friends Of T. Z. sTMoNDs Esq, present him nodate
repeetis of party, for he dgeshp Of the Third
Court n1lG % y"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

A DEFECT IN Iron SHIps.-Eminent iron ship
builders say that in some instances "a thousand de-
captated rvets may be found in the bottom of on
iron hull after one or more voyages and that
smart kick of the foot is often sufficient to shake
out the rivets SO beheaded, and open an inlet for
the sea. Many persons suppose that iron ships
will, after time cease to be built.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
TtUe.atu ERogIna,a H1e,rn,.A

VIII be paid for such evidence rs will lead tn t,a ~
tion OF the following License, under The foovi ,i
OF the City Tax and License Ordnance No 54iS.
SEC o. Each and every a citizen of the Soto who
sell or dispose of goods wares or other nrtic1a -, VI
Ill any manner whatsoever either for themselves or nc
others shall pay license of hundred dollars t, "
demand or before commencing business under NJ ft
I'Io'tf"oIe before competent Magistrate ar R
coFder Tor the benefit of the city. VI re-
=" 'D0 CORNER OF Camp and Canal streets, to
GEO. W. GREGOR,
Collector of above Ticerte
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
Coat OH at ET'h0lesale.
Dds'ecf importation.

L L V OIS g. G O :,
Canal street, corner of Bourbon.
Our stock of SPRING GOODS ia ready for examination
and comprises complete of choice les of SEA
sONADLE GOODS to be bold at
Very Low Prices!
GOOD GRENADINE BAREGE at l5c a ward
BROCADE ENGLISH BAREGE, at 2jc. a yard.
0RGANDY STYLE BAREGE, from Toe a yard
EMBD CANVASS BAREGE, from 6Oc n yard
PLAID SILK GRENADlNE Soc.
GAUZE, 75c
PRKIN and FIGURED Hermann
EMBROIDERED BLACK TISSUE
BRocADEO and PRINTED GRENADGNE
CAMBRIC LACE and |IIAWLS
REAL LACE REvERSIBLES.
POINTS.
SPANISH LACE nOURIES
MUSLIN SIiAWI.S and MANTITLAS
MUSLIN zOCAvES and TURCOs.
PLAIN aud PLAID NAINSOOK
PLAIN and PLAID CAMBRGCS
PLAIN and PLAID JACONETs
FANCY LACE MILL and TARTARE MUsLINS
EMBROIDERED SNISS, for Morning Robes
SPRING PERCAhES, l2lsc
FRENCH JAr0NEr New Style &c.
FRENCH ORGANDIEs Ruh, 4oc
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS New Designs
PRINTED LINEN REGATTAs.
LINEN sItIRTGNG, Golden Flax
LINEN SIEET1NG, French aud Scotch.
REAL T0iLE DE COUTRAI
FRENCH TABLE SETS.
FRENCH TABLE DAMAsK
SCOTCH DIAPERS and TOWELS
BIRDS EYE DIAPER, LINEN LAWNS, etc.
FRENCH md ENGLISH HOSIERY
All descriptions, and sizes for Iadie, and Children
FILET MGTTS AND GLOVES
NEW STYLE FANS
PARAsOLS.
EALENCIENNE, APPLICATION and POINT LACEs.
RICH EMBROIDERIEs.
MOURNING COLLARS ANDSIEEvEs
FARLOR SUITS.
MORNING ROLES AND CAMIsOLLEs
MARSETLLES SUITS.
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS
IEFASTs' ROBES, etc.
tHILDREN'S COSTUMES
RICHGACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
MUSLIN ANDLACEBARs.
MARSEILLES QUILTS, COUHTERrANFs ETC.
J. LEVOIS 4 co.,
mil 2r2 corner Of Cana, and I,,,,t, .,-...u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

AMUSEMENT s.--FARIETIEs THEATER-Benef{
b # Hiss Charlotte 7hon,pson.-The benefit of the
fading actress at the Varieties must needs crowd
th at theater to oFerfoWing tonight. Miss Thomp-
so has this season done well; she deserves well
an We are right sure that the multitudinous
pat rons of the Varieties will treat her well on this
oce ssien, it being her first benefit and her last ap
peal .ance as sJekfie Deans. Besides the great
Scot tsh drama, tonight will be given the comedy
of ii te Serious Family with George Jordan,
John Owens, Davenport, Miss Thompson, Mrs.
Cham man. Miss Annie Graham and Miss Fannie
Brown in the leading characters We shall look
for NOT ! only crowded and brilliant house but
sometb ing like airealy gallant and complimentary
demons ration Of the public favor which the fair
benefci wy has so long and deseryedly en-
joyed.
OPERA HousE-Adamts three.act opera, "The
Lost jew. ~ is to be produced tonight.
Sr. Cha RLEs. ~" Colleen BaWn7 will be repeated
to.niehtE itElithe farce of g The Welsh Girl"
AcApEn. THE Zouaves will give another of
their lively and exciting performances tonight
See the bill.
A.uoRY fABL.--The Ladies' Fair, for the ben
eft of the n 4male Industrial School in the Third
District opel led last night, and will be open to-
night and eve, other night this week. 1T is splen
didy gotten u, }, and deserving of the largest pub
Lie patronage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

ExTRAoRDISA RI MODE OF BuRIAL.--1e1Tf0le Or.
deal of Hidoi 99s;.When man dies in Van
couyeurs Islant ms body Is iala on raised plat
form or enueh rected in the middle of his lodge
Here it left for nine days to be and visited
by his tribe; vi On tRe tenth, funeral pile is
erected and ge ferai gathefing OF friendly tribes
and families takes pace.
or wives Of the det seased lying aongside here she
Elust remain until ne presiding medicine man per-
mits her to rise, shlch PERMISSION is seldom
corded until she is sfrlply burned.
Even now her tria y are not over; she must col
lect some of the oily natter winch eSudes from the
barning flesh and rul II over her body, and if
the limbs Gas is iequently the case) of the
body contract 'front.' se neat, u lsher duty to keep
THEM straight and all 'nls an bazngfire of gum
wosd.
shoz1ld the wretched woman get hrongh all this
alive she has TO cole 81 any remnants OF veharred
bones. and, tying then ~ , y n.lhaie, carry them
npon her back, day ana night,lof three years at
the tnd of which time ne IS 9Fee 10 take a,second
husbar d--a trial shou ~ scarcely imagine likely
"a and many brave enou, Th TO attempt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
no AN AEllCLE OF COAL OIL blsey adulterated with
ene' or other fluids of similar nature cold in this
' " oNh GOAL OIL, and us the article only dan
' '" pe's entirely devoid of the excecnces of PURE
~ NAt IL calculated TO bring Coal Oil into dSrepute OUR
~ iiE FUELiC, rs well as the protection of our own
"ope5 us TO causion all persons against throwing
"9 '' money and e"dlngerng their lives by its use
"hNoiNE COAL OIL. guaranteed perfectly pure can be
obtained at No. CHARITIES STREET toz o.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24
COnQreSsiOnal,

WAsHINGToH, Jan. 23.-House-T report
of the Committee OF ThirtyThree was taken
up.
Mr.. Etherdge, of Tenn, argued that there
is no reason for disunion. He aid not appre-
bend danger from Republican rule. His speech
was an eloquent one Tor the Union.
Mr.. LoyeJoy, of H., made Il strong coercion
and ntl-compromise speech.
The Speaker communicated the letters OF
wi thdra wal of the Georgia delegation.
Mr.. Montgomery, of Pa, proposed that
every member of the House resign, and thus
bring the question directly home before the
people on their re-eiec ton.
Mr.. Mcpherson, (Rep. OF Pa, characterized
the Southern movement as conspiracy, dlt-
bolical in its character, originating from disap-
pointed ambition and natural ineq quality.
Mr.. Wimslow, OF N. G., obtained the iloor,
and the House adjourned.
SeRate.-Mr. Iverson, of Georgia, was dis
charged, ut his own request, from further
serving on the Committee of Claims.
A bill providing for the removal of the st
Louis Arsenal, and sale of the land on which
it is located, was passed.
Mr.. Crittenden s resolu tons were laid aside
and the Tariff bill taken up and referred TO {
special committee.
The Pacific Railroad bill was discussed
A warm debate ensued between Messrs
Douglas and Trrmbull, and subsequently, be
tween Douglas and Benjamin.
The name of j Ohm Wentworth, as one OF tht
corporators of the road was stricken off, anC
a large number OF railroad men added, III
GLIDING James S. Barbour, of Va.
Mr.. Green, of Mo, sugges ted that the manner
of Wendell Phillips and John Brown, Jr., b.
added, as agents OF the underground railroad
Pending this suggestion, the Senate adj
journed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
Official Account of the Capture of the PEN
sacOIa Navy-Yard,

WAsHiSsToS. Jan. ga Convention of
delegates representing the Grand Trunk Rail
roads in the Eastern, Northern, Western and
Middle States, has been in session here ad
justing freight charges, schedules &c They
say their freights have increased in the North
ern Allan tic States, and fallen off in the South
ern Atlantic States. The representatives have
set TO work, using their influence with Con-
gressmen to bring about a peaceable settle
ment of the difficulties of the country
"A number of members of the House have
already signed a recommendation that they
all resign, and that Congress assemble again
before March. They state as reason that
there is no prospect of an adjustment with
the present material in the House.
Naval officers have been sent to Fort Pickens
with instructions as Will prevent q collision
with the Florida authorities.
Captain Armstrong, late commander of the
Pensacola Navy Yard, arrived here to-day
He reports TO the Department that the sixty
officers and men who were under him, were
hreP-fourthS of them SecesSionistS, who
would have Tcvolted had he attempted resist
ance 10 over 400 men, who under Col. Chase,
demanded the surrender of the party. The
secession feeling was so strong as to silence
the Union sentiment. One man who the day
before uttered Union sentiments was stabbed
Shortly before the surrender the secession
lists We're by no means dominant in Pensacola
hut Col. Chase, at public meeting, at which
secession resolutions Were passed. influenced,
the public mind and drew them generally into
the movement.
w HFu iiltiti Tue oItItI VI LII htHSUtW. tDP
American flag was lowered, it suddenly fell
to the dust. when n loud shout went mp from
the excited multitude, led by an officer at
tached to the L. ). steamer Wyandotte, which
had been ordered to Philadelphia.
1t. Saunders, bearer of dispatches to Capt
ASns trong, had them demanded of him at his
quarters. by the secessionists, but he refused
to comply. He was then informed that they
would be taken from him. He told them that
would be an act of war against the United
States. He was then conducted to the Navy
Yard, into the presence of Capt. Armstrong,
who had them surrendered after finding that
refusal was inavailing.
At Fort Pickcns there are only so men to
man 2iG guns