The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-01-09

scm. OF them FREQ rccei yed ftoin twenty q Va
thirty. nine lss,es esob, in Manchester, Va, O
"Wednesday, fs tskirg Of and making arrsngs
nsnts for an iDsurrsotisa In Chesterfield county
A Washington dispatch 70 the Eessias Pss
says:
A gen leman from Charleston says that every
thing ,hefe bstckens ssivs prsp<rs'iors 10
night. Last Sunday, he says tht not Q lsdJ
| was at the church he a-.euded. Thsy were ni
at bome mailing cartridges and finders, ate
.crsp'ng lint The Thousand negroes basy il
| building batteries 20 fss ffom incI lining !, la.
suffecttNn, vsru gTirntng from Gar to ear a. the
prospect II shootios the YSnkoes.
| A gentleman arrived this evening FROM Cssriss
ton, IN company WITH Com. Ssussros. Both
say the psbiG which prevail. th,fs Il unpu allsl
90. Thote Is great lack OF fsoi; bud aos, Is
piestra'sd; the people sre idle, and patrols nrs
wandering up and down to preserve order. On
| tho day Com. SHUBRICx lsG ,hsrs was uuasual
sxci sinsnt. and upon inquiry he found that ne ~
had been recsivcd that the stssaS M1osd,wi1s
was on ber way with eight hundred troops 10
lombard the city and reinforce Mi. ANDERSON.
lie could not convincs tbom to ths n'rry,
and expresses the opinion that thsy c,nnot hold
out In u cir present contiisn loeg, ualsss Gsor-
fia comes 10 their relief No vsssal entered o.
iefs the harbor while they vera ths-e.-- 7S~es.
The state cf things which The leadsrs Of the re-
vclutioO Ia South Carotink have brought upon
Themselves Is, We suppose, inch In many NJ, % "a
q is Ic,rcely suspected elsewhere. Ne learn,
| iH Instance, throu n . private lstor fron per-
fecuy respectable source In Chsrleatl n, that tho
other cay body of twcnty Mnuts .Mea from
the country, entered lsrse private house Ia that
city aud sd dinner. A dinuer Vas given
uem, ard then they demanded tan dollars each,
tsying thst they had Dot come IA Chsri.s'su Tor
nothing; and tho money WAS farnished slsol
Another fact of stil grca>er -icnidc.nc, hss
coms 70 our knowledge Cos. P.cton, Aas rryf-
&c" 70 an oft'e' of hgh .dak N hs Usaed ~ s.s
Army, nafsce of South Caro- .i.o, ph, " loyal .,
| fhe stds and stripes, rsqsest,ng h,m 70 cone 10
ChdTiesto~ and pro,ect hm from, n, mob. The
officer hs. declined, syi.g that he can sorve his
country else~here and thai he docs not wish 70
have any part 10 the proceedings now going Cor :.
ward In that state irsbuns.
The Baltimore Clipper has information Of
similr character. IL says,
We loarn, by this fresh arrival Of stone cut
tor from Columbia, South Csroiins a. his home
in Washington city, that . sad and sorrowfui
state os things prevail, there. business and
work ot oil kints are In . parAlyzod condition
| o"tng 10 the excl ement existing amsns tho
people, about the approaching Inauguration of
what they term hostile government. The talk
o. war has csused everything slse to bo suspsnd-
Cd. lie rp-essnts the people a. excited almost
to dorngsmcnt, and relates . case whore q fs,. /.
lou-mechabic Of his had bsen compls.sy cratsd
and made an inmate Of . lunatic ssyl-
um by the warlike demonstrations around
bin. Ncsrly every mechanic employed On the
Capitol OF the state has lsst and thsss remaining
behind will follow In isw days. Other mo
chanics employed elsewhere will soon ths thsir
departure, and unless timss shall soon improve,
many OF the native mechanics and lab )ring
foros Of the stats will sssk employment In other
sttes."
Although Mr.. s,IpxLL reports Louisiana ss Ia
haste and resolved TO got out Of the Union, he
u q candidate .or reelection to tho Ssnase for
the six years after the 4th Of March, and u
pressed by tho ycIy men who thrsasn to dissolve
immediately. Ons Lct furnishos Q com msntary
on tho other.
1t Is stated that much dI~1sctfon exists
srnopg tbe German and Irish volunteer trosps at
C1srisstou, who are aken away from their bud
Ds's and homes to perform military duty, while
tbs e,eorion leaders are ssjoying the luxury Of
treason comfortably, and Without any personal
exposure.
Tho eavannah Repu6.icd~ learns that plan is
on foot to take possession Of Fort Cllnch, In the
vicinity OF FornAndins, Fla, and arm Il with
gurs from Fort 81 Augustine.
ils R,pIohcor alOo has the following para
graphs In relation 70 The Georgia forts, no = hsld
by tho sscs~s inDists,
"From persons who came up the river last
night, we learn that the troops dispatched BY
sts~mer Yesterday, arrived safsly at their desa-
nation, and iHmedately went 70 work to pre-
PETE stats Of dJenss. They are a working -
we'll a. I. .;htins boly, and should trouble me
they will awe go,d scoonnt Of themselves.
Orders were ssns W last pight for reiaforcs-
nienis, 10 be emp, ed Of further dstashmsnts
from tho OsletaarpOs aud tho Guards They will
DO sent down early tnis morning. Col. LAwros
Is CommAnder-iI CoIe'."
The SouUern Co~J;derdey (publish,d at At.
lanta Georgia paper wh,cn nas been fighting
most g,llantly for the Union and tho ls~S says
OF the late election for msmbsn Of the Georgia
Conysntion;
"t u . notable fact, that, whsrsvsr the Ma
ute Men,, - they are called, have had an o'gSn-
izstios, those counties have voted, BY large ma
ioriuss. TOR innsdiate secession. Thws that
They could not control by psrsuasion aud co,x
ing, they dra2ooned and bsltied, by nren. Jsers
and sHeers. by this means thousAl ds Of lood
citizens were induced 10 vote the innedists So
c,sion ticket through umidity."
According to tda Charls' ton correspondent o.
tse Columbia Sowh Cnol'~san, the hsr ,or Of
Char;eton haA alrssdy been reut-rsd ua'as Tor
ysssis: lhis correspondent wf,ts, sldM dAts Of
hA nj