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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-25
TAX GAZE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, County TRElsURER's
h nT-'- COUNTY, OFFICE, March Soth' 6l'
l, Henry Jolnou Treasurer of said County, do hereby
day Of Nav n e e9 dngs 'ne s iaH
sell at att Public Aoeo athe Court House in said county
or 40 mncb ~, Pistes, OF parcels 81 ianc
to wit: ''''''''' w '"0 ear ~ - low
sale to ec,nlncna,. ~ IA o,,loo1- "
- at ~ o'ochI a NJ
City OE IEGEaUs1a---ITirst ysaryzs
715s f,7,,,........ >, no ,, ~
II 10 W ~ d. " oec: 81, 4'% To- a.
W 2n B. SIocrs ~ r. d b. By az, Y
2 r 3' to 1sRtF9 3 H. % e. t.
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49, 10 ~ " -" - " d" ~ cog 81 PIX; Sl9nce W to a
Pom Pom " II 20 centre OF bk, g TOO it to line
> I! FISK +. '.'. r. YIN Fisl-lot u b; 20 =,
q" hHhais-W = ~ 49, o. > DA50
- 10 lot blk 80
"S'l f o5nS0h-I Iot q ok bE 81 81
DO Benedict-pt lot II BIZ 81;
do 5oa Inc Of sd It to y " line pti Of
va. j %. ''| + Il same, thence to cor,
Hugh .ot t"}.. ~ to cor thence to beg
do :... n. = ice Clahin-!ot Blk 81
| Wall er-n .... r. It i.f do lot 2bk 81
ia .. FlSk-I2 - Ok 81, except 81
II, 90 40 .'' .'- 't t''@ It on the $ end
9ey' @" '@ "' "' 10 I2 IT. ok o, except ~
dc a4ts'. IL. aa-s Ire claainDIotS TX 80
| FiS ,-aadN.' - ii H.: Ok :. Do lotlGbk32
j To,yya- j.J. ! ',a :, DO lot 81
d. L. b. do 23f on cndlt 5b %
lfsa--."Ei- "s - do or blk IS; 100 fin &.
f. 4 @ y > qnaqe pds Of sidd 5n 81 Sr
do Sc ir Sc - sidate rus OIL side of or fbk 80
| Saml Qu.r'vS-.N Two a., rUs 81 "a Or Of blk "a
Thomas Ii N.ss We ifoa of " hi OF or Of blk 81
hm Lay-pl OK h 80; cont ~ line Of bk wi W OF cor
OF same theL &c - a. theee para lei to line to centre
OF Lk, thence 9! -, .ssehee to beginning
EiSk--w TIVE t t4 M IS Of n Or OF PIX 80
L f ~ cGl on ilne u So ok 12 II W OF
cor tenc - ~ 90 ~ 70 line OF bk % It to beg
FISK PaiS M " com ls % -9 ieet " OF n cor OF sd blk,
thence - H. 70 centre OF DIX = IT, thence to beg.
| AEufSN 10y ~ - "a Z u oi DIX %
, FjsI--" NJ 10y 20 ~
John io ptFV Iot bA ~ com = IL OF cor sd lot,
thence paret WIN inc CT sG l9t to line, thence
Il H. 70 me o. So t9t, tienGe IL It 80 beginning
| x 1 uai4bFook--e M o. l0t : TX IL
Geo 10y On ~ 70 IL w ana q Is q s. IN
i Z CORNER o sssiG ~ 20, ~
Jas heeep lot bG ~ com ng at " cor OF sd lot thence
ION the ne Oh sd loG 80 thence across sd lot to
e u 0o 80 ~ III ~ tot, thehGe " To oeGlnhhs
1850 80 In I'm ~ ~ - oI Ii { cor OF
sd lot, Pa N u E1euEe screGG eNtehaeq 20
o % 81 80 80 - ~ ~ r1i, 'H'e u -e VI 81 4o''
IieiitCGe : ~ Pt"oo " lh u p. - p T., ...
- % 7iHo IF h VI Ste ine.seceIHh %
f. thence parallel with sd Exchange st. to the line OF
Tbona e o2p * @ at no ea o t6s ut
f. 50 hS S6 u I ReSeS 90 e e. n e Gt Sd lot O
would rFe the I'm Of Nam Gr st { 9
from the " line Of blk 49, thence on sd last extended line
- r. hence ON line parallel with that fst eseribed
to lie Inc Of sd lot biz d. thence to the " COZ
81 sd 9n 2 thence 70 the cor Of sd lot 3 thence
Runalspart y, 49, com "a # Of Of sd bk
thence the line OF Main st u it. thence parallel with
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-25
GUARDTAN,S NAnE.
IN amoBATE---menoshn Conr,y 90

I'm COCA TE---EzcmosIaa County COnrt
In the matter Of the Guardianship of Orson II. Wat
son, a minor.
NI0TICE is hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
LA suance Of an order Of license made in said matter
on the 18Th day OF April, A. D. 1861, by the county
court Of said county the undersigned Guardian of said
MINOR will, on the 10th day Of May, A. D. 1861 between
the hours ofone and three O'clock p ~ Of said day at
the premises to be sold, offer for sale at public vendue
me following described lands to wit: 10 and 4-5 acres
OF lana OIL from the south end of the following described
lot OF land as follows: Commencing in the the
highway running south towards Antioch at a point on
the south line Of section No twenty-s, (26) same town
and range, running thence west wentysx, (2G) chains
and ninety 9 links thence north forty 40 chains
thence east twenty-o (2 chainsand twenty une (29
hSs thence south eight degrees east forty 40 chains
ana forty links to the place ofbeginnng also FIVE acres
Of laod lying and being in the town Of Antioch, and
county OF Lake. and described follows to wit be-
ginning on the northwest corner of fractional section
one, II IN township fortys, 46I north Of range nine
wi east running thence south forty rods thence east
twenty [2OI rods thence north forty 4O rods thence
west twenty, t2J rods to the place Of beginning con-
tanning five acres Of land. O
Dated, Salem, April 18th 1861.
oW45 MARGARETT a. WATSON, Guardian
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sasGzss HE's sAE.E-oN ExnCUTEoN

=
William Harg caves, and Charles Edward smith AGAINST
Enocl W. Evans. "s's'
EgY virtue of a judgment and execution in tlis oc-
9 uohs snail sell at Public Auction TO The bipbast
bidder, loi cash, at The irca door Of the Court House
in tae city and county of Keuosha at one ocIocl ~ ~
afterIoon Of the Z2u day OF March, A. D. 1851 ali tb
right, tLe, and interest which the said EDoch w ~
ans, had IN aud TO the following described Deras oud
parcels Of land . the 22nd day of Nov $50 or -
since acquired TO wit The ca st half Of the norbt
quarter OF sec.Ion tWenty-iour town two range twenty
Two east also the east half of the northwest Quarter Of
section -, town range y east except ten ocres 90
IRON the south end thereof also the east half ~ ~
sOueast quarter OF section thirteen, town two range
twenty-five east also one OF land of from the
south enL Of the west half Of the southeast qnartar ~
section thirteen, Town two, Range % being strin two
reds wide oil from sed south end of said So also thirty
acres commencing at the souhWe corner Of the Eout6
west quarter OF section thirteen, Town two, Range
twenty-five east, thence north forty-gght rods there
east luO rods thence south As rods line Of said
quatVeI sscLo thence west 100 rods TO begnuinga the
above and being IN the town Of Somers Also "a acres
on ON the east side of the northeast quarter of the
s0ueasI quarter OF section &c. Town p Range % east
Also 100 acres of from the east side of the norbwest
quarter OF scon 20, Town l, Range 20 east also 90
acres on rom the ST part Of the southeast quarter of
secton J. IoWh u Range ~. Also all that part of
6.ock o, IN the northeast quarter OF section 81 town
= range 20 east, IN the city Of Kenosha beginning on
the west OF said block, ~ feet noItn from southwest
corner, thence north 10 feet thence east paro al -
south Iipe to the center OF Ehe Creek thence soutb
q feet, thence West to the beginning Known as lot
OF sald block according TO the survey ny j. Iotbrop
~ summer Oh 1910, Eeseryng street laid out. Also
all that part OF lots II ana u in block ID in southeast
quarter, section 81 town range % in said civ w.
ing east OF Main Street, and of that pat of said
Fisk oct. 6, 1913.
Dated Kenosha, Jan. Goth, 1851
JON i. JILsUN, JAMES NJ. sTEBBINg,
PITS Atty. [Gw3ll Sheriff Of Kenosha County
The above sale is postponed until the 18th day May
a. ~ 1911, ~ zen CLOCK IN The forenoon and at the
a i p pace g sac. 90 JAMES N. STEBBINS,
sheFs once, Nar23, Gl [42tdl Sheriff fRenosha Co.
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B, A. Fahnestock & Cos.
PU RE WHITE LEAD

Has been analysed by competent Chemists, reque. of
dsintereed parties, with the following results:
Analysis OF @rs POWERS WKGHTAT furnished Nssxa
WIZ. WCUELY 20. Of Pittsburgh - -
VIZ PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II, 1889.
We have examined the kg IF White ground in oil bSnds
Pure White Lead and find n be represented 100 parts Of de
mixture furnished
Il'.''.....s parts,
White Lead ..s..a...oI
PowERs s. WzoaTNAK.
Analysis Of Of ssua
furnished by Messrs. LYaE, sH0RB Pittsburgh.
10 poxLsroN ST., BosToK, 6, 1859.
Sample of Lead in Oil analysed for any muv but found a
SSnSSe Oh vi ana White Lead only. A. a. HAYxa
We claim for our WHITE LxAD only purify but desee Of
hnene'' and whitenes equa>d by any other brand
B. A. FAHNErocx G. Co.
f. ROBINSON, SOLE AGENT, EenosHa, W1s
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Handkerchief Extracts.

4 Fresh supply Of the choicest French. Fngljeb
"a and American PEREUNERT, lust opened al
F. ROBINSOE'S Drug Store.
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A 1EE,S Cherry Pectoral Ford'a Syrup, Balsarn
- WIG Cherry, Brants Balsam, Bryants Wa
shove valuable Medicines just received at the DRUG
| o'o1c ~ /. ROBINSON
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RRuS HES.
COMBS

5HL best assortment of Gents Calf and Co7f
- - Congress Boots, Oxford Ties; Calf. Kin end
Gram BrogaIs, ever offered in this market for s,la
LYMAN &. BONES
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JEENE's ADDITION.

James MalOney-ot blk
G w lIubbard-undiYided If OF lots & Blk 3
l. n Kni6in-lot II blk
Fsk--n Or 81; com. is rds Il OF n line of Grand
St. % rds OF line OF sd or Sec line of NJ Stry
kers lard, thence Il y rds, a line with Middle st.
II rds, ~ rds, u rods to beginning.
Fisk-n Or 81; at point "a rds w of line
thereof, line with line of Middle st, to line of
city, 16 rds, thence TO Grand st, thence c 4 rds
thence to point in a line with line of Middle st.
thence { to beg.
Norman Barnes-n or sec 81 com. 10 rds & rds n
of of sd ar sec, thence IS rds, W rds, IS
rds, e res to beg.
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fro"l 4e Hcstarn r. F. Gazette, Ctieggo, M.
We b,eGnti.y endorse l,r Spaldag, and bis uu-
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s. ". Gr. Sec 81.
E.tate Of 5 Fuiler-lot bs Fisk--w Inf ok .
Lardma & = HolsTein-lot blk . do biz
Sholes--com. at cor lot 10 biz /, Fsks Addition
thence to " line Of lot in sd bl, thence II S. IT.
thence to W. Main st, thence IS It to beg
Est. Watkins-com. rds W 80 rds s Of n e cor of
sd or sec, thence Is rds 1G rds, is rds 16 rds,
to beg; except track Of G. D. NJ. & G. r. Il.
Quarles-con. at line Of w. Main ST., rds W & 40
rds Of cor Of sd ar sec, thence % rds rds
% rds, Il rds; except X. & r. r. Il. track.
Bishop--com rds u rdsw of of sd or sec,
thence 16 rds, y rds, 1G rds, then to beg: ex.
cep the land taken by G. L. II. c. Z. r, for track
Bishop-cOm rds b. rds Of of sd or sec,
thence 10 rds, 10 rds, 10 rds, 10 to beg ex
cept that part taken for street the s. & exc ept
that part taken by G. d. NJ. & @. r. r. for track
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Vessel Fired Into.

Yesterday afternoon about three o'clock.
while the wind Was blowing heavy from the
North co t, Il schooner crossed the bar, and
was beating up the Channe! abreast OF the
beach of Morris Island, when she having at
tracted the attention of some of the sentineIs,
one Of the batteries fred several blank car.
tridgcs at her for the purpose of bringing her
to, which the Captain of the vessel paid no 1T.
tcntion to, but kept on his course, when a
shottel gun Was discharged, the ball from
which it ls supposed struck her i'll the bulwarks,
when she PIT about and proceeded down near
the bar aud anchored.
During the firing, it Is said that the schooner
displayed the "United States ensign; but as
her character and not her nationality was in
question, she should Immediately have come
To and held intercourse with the commanded
Oh the Island, instead OF acting in manner
that produced the impression that she intend
ed 10 force q passage. Soon after the firing
took place, a boat from Fort Sumter visited
Morris I-laud, sent by Major Anderson, to
make enquiry into the cause Of the vessel hav
ing been shut at, aud also to request permis-
sion for his boat to proceed To the schooner
aud it is reported that the boat did go TO the
suspicious vessel but Of this we have no Ger.
tain information.
About six clock last evening the steamer
General Cinch, with Lieut.. T. B. Huger, was
sent from the city to look after the schooner
aad investigate her character, but after pro-
cecding solnc distance down the channel they
were unable to discover anything Of her, and
supposed she had gone to sea.
As the wind was blowing very strong from
the Northeast she will, no doubt, take a
s,uihcrly course.--Charlcston Courier, 5lh
instant.
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Do,.,,ARs ana r;rrY CExrs il not paa within six
uou,hs--aud THREE DOLLARS il not paid before
II. expiration of the year.
Subscriptions out of the District must be paid
FOR IN advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
All advertisements will ho inserted ut oSE Dol
Lac ?cr Square (l2 Minion lires or less) for the
6rst Insertion, aad Fifty Ccuts ior each subseHnen
insertion.
Advertisements from strangers and trans'en
rersons payable in advance. All others Will Of
c,usi l.red due when called for.
Advertisements M; having the Desired numoe
of INSERTIONS marked uu the m"rSin, VAL 20 con
timed uu:i! forbid and charged accordingly
Thus. desiring to u,iverri,. hy the yesr can u'
90 ,u liberal serms-i; being understoo1 that con
tract. for yearly advertising are confined TO IN
,.;ri.,,,, business OF the firm or individual con
,rnr,;ny Contract advertisements payable seni
Annually.
All communications of = personal character
Obituary Notices, Reports, Resolutions or Fro
ceilings Of any Society, Association or Corpora
t:.,.. will lie rarsnl as advertisements.
Announcing Candidate quot inserted until rai'
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Et Breakers Ahcad.B

As II sample of the impulence Of the Now York
7imes, we publish elsewhere short piece entitled
F" Stopped SieamJoat." Read it. 1t would hc
caustic, if it truly met the case. To show that it
does not, quote from j subsequent article n
the aamc paper entitled "Brcahcrs liheud." III o
frs. sentence in each paragraph will indicate TIE
nature of these breakers and completely upset t! e
steamboat figure. Here they urc:
Brcnker w. L." The enactment of highly
protective Tariff on the heel Of the last session "t
Congress, without the slightest rru"Sirn made fur
its enforcement. and ut the very lime when scccS-
sion was 20 fully matured to indicate its rhnrac-
ter md purpose, was an act Of reckless folly UNI
puralleled in our Legislative history
Brenkcr M o." Whatever may lie tho uti-
mate aim, of the seeding States, present n'l-
vantage is OF the utmost importance ns lever for
future operations
breaker No. b" The seeding States have Us
at disadvantage in foreign Courts"
Breaker No A." At home anil abroad, we are
already feeling the effects of our graslitous folly.
Brenksr So So Never was nation in great
or embarrassment"
Breokcr No g." In the meantime, how is the
Government to be sustained :"
And with this poser the Time, concludes.
Now we confidently submit that il has knocked
the .teumboa; illustration iuto fits, and has CLEARLY
pointed out at least some Of the breakers that urr
t, swamp Capt. Lincon's boat beyond redemP'
tion. How indeed could it be otherwise, when il
is, notoriuusly,
a crazy boat and crazy crew,-
And the Captain lie is crazy too"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Direct Trade.

The effect Of the Tariff of the Confederate States,
operating ms it does .mportations from the nom
seeding States, will make it necessary for our
merchants to obtuin portion, if not all their sup
plies, direct.
We are era,ifcd in being ah!c To state that ser-
cral of the leading houses in our city are moring
as they should in this direction. Prominent among
the number, is the old and well established house
Of George W. Williams L Co., Wholesale irocers
IN lIsync.street. This firm, We understand, have
very recently made arrangements for the inporta-
;ion Of scvcra>sargos Of Coffee, from Rio DO ia
ncir", for the ensuing summer and fall trade.
The brig |FeM Indian, and tho schooner II. =.
Russell, are loading for South America with lum-
bcr and rice, and are expected to return to our
port with from eight to ten thousand bags Of coffee
for this firm. Messrs. Williams t Cs., are aL o
arranging to establish line of Schoonors, 10 c
employed in the Wost India trade. One of tho
members Of this house will leave for the Island of
Cuba for the purpose Of establishing suitable
agents, und for the purchase Of a supplyof sugar
and molaS$es for their large trude. These gentle
mcn bring to this work long experience and every
facility for tho accomplishment Of their objects.
They arc faithfully doing their part to render
Charleston commercially indepcndertof Of the NortE,
and We sincerely wish them every succcss.-CIm-
lesiun Courier
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10


The home reader knows that this is misnomer.
The part of Edgefcld thus designated is not an
island. Streams nearly surround it, it il true ;
but in lunny places they arc mere rlis anu DO not
connect entirely. 1t is therefore not even au M
land island.
Yet it is, and always was, sort OF lnsulnte"
community, u xocial indcpentlcucy, st
home for its pleasures,-sntiscd with its own re-
Sources genial in and Of itsclf,-anl full Of hos
pitality to strangers. These characteristics have
marked the Beech Islanders 90 peculiarly, that We
readily think of them us Islanders, caring not to
dispute the name any more than the dignity and
excellence Of their ancient province.
Mention has been made by us, Of the Beech Is
land Agricultural Club. 1t is "A fcnturc OF the
province TINT deserves high commondhtion and IL
model worthy Of imitation by every rural COM
munity. On Saturday last, being present at one
of their meetings, ne heard the neghbors discuss
the subject of a planters education; and we Will
only ray thut thoy handled il like men. The dis
cussiou was worthy Of record but this they es-
chew, having absolutely set their faces against
reporters. The object being to elicit the views OF
even tho most timil and sensitive, the debates are
things among themselves, to 60 no further. What
ever doubt we may entertain as to the proprlety
Of this regulation, there is no doubt that the Gesch
Island Agricultural Club is a first rate institution
They eat socinl dinner too every time they
mvet,-which is once month"; and their Club
House and other arrangements are just n they
should be,-plnin, omfortuble,-enoush for the
purpOsc,-nO mVrc.
Senator HAMMOND is member Of this club, and
show, by the careful improvements around his no
bic mansion Of Rcdclig, that he has as good
right to raise his voice amongst farmers and plant
crs as amongst srna'ors and statesmen We must
say though, thut in the debate alluded to, n much
younger member of tho Clubs chip of the old
block decidedly bore of the palm, not only from
the Senator but from all the rest. Yet the discus
sion was admirable as whole. and shUnld have
been heard to be appreciated.
Honor to old Beech Island. Long mny her
people dwell together in the bonds Of agricultural
fellowship and good feeling
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
SournEpy Mlssroy TO Nrw Msyrco

SOUTHERN Mission TO New MEXICO AND
ARIzoNA.-'rhc National htcHiycncer saws:
The papers Of tie day announce that COM
mi<soncrs from the State Of Texas (wllethrr
officially appointed or volunteering their SER
vices is not stated are now present in the
Territories of New Mexico and Arizona. c,r
the purpose of urging the inhabitants to make
common cause with the seeded States. 1t
is said that the commissioners have issued
very earnest address to the people of these
territories. and that their appeal Stems to
have been well received. The narrative adds
that the commissioners were invited to at
tend convention. called to III et at MeSlla,
fr the purpose of taking into consideration
The present political crisis OF the country, and
il was confidently believed that its ,ncmLcrs
would adopt some plan for carrying out the
contemplated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Virginia Convention.

RrrlMoNp, April 4.-'Ihe Convention adop-
ted the third resolution Of the majority report
opposing tue formation of geographical sec
tonal parties. The fonrth slightly amended
was under consideration when they took re-
cess.
EVENING SEsSIoS.-Thc fourth resolution
as amended was adopted. The fifth was
amended and adopted, by declaring simply
that the legitimate llse Of the forts, &c: is to
protect the Country against &. forei IN force.
1t was moved TO strike out the whole and
insert an ordinance of secession to be sub
mitted to tie people in May next. Yeas S.
nays 81. The above was not strictly test
vote but the UnionistS were much rejuiced.
The Convention then adjourned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
From tho Savannah Republican, 5,h init


The Vessel Fired into at Charleston.
Since copying the article from the Charles
ton Courier, tue vessel fired into from the
forts Oil Norris Island has arrived in our
port, and We are enabled to give full parlicu'
lars Of the affair.
The schooner is the r. II. Shannon, Capt.
Ments, of Boston. and she was bound for this
city with cargo Of ice, consigned TO 4.
HAYWOOD. On Wednesday she was shrnuaetl
for many hours in y dense fog, during which
she trifted through mistake over Charleston
bar. Soon after the fog lifted, the Captain,
not knowing his whereabouts, found himself
nearly abreast Of the fort on Norris Island,
and while cogitating over his latitude and
longitude, he was greeted with salute from
the Fort. H. Immediately ran up lis colors
tile stars and stripea--but that demonstra'
,ion seemed an unsatisfactory answer to their
summons Several shots (tLirty-two'.) were
fired into his rigging, one of which passed
through his lnaiiiSail and another through his
topSai. In tlie midst Of this dilemma, not
knowing where he was or the Object of this
hostile demonstration, u boat from Fort Sum
ter came to his relief, and being made ac-
guaintrd of the facts, he lost no time in put
ting to sea-
The schooner suffered no material damage
from the shots, though one Of them came
most uncomfortable near the head Of one of
the crew. Capt. NJ. thinks there is no mis-
take about the Morris Island boys being ex-
crl:eut mark ksmen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10

THE SOUTHERN EuRTs.-All the spccula.
tons which have been made in regard to the
probable decision of the Administration con-
corning the Southern forts must be received
with grains Of allowance. The point OF en-.
barrassment concerning Fort Sumter, in the
Presidents mind, as announced with euire
candos, is, that il it be yielded and the Fed
cral authority be thus with rawn, under real
or SUPPOSED necessity, similar reasons may he
urged rs to Fort Piclerns and other points,
which arc not considered in the same caicgo.
ry. lie has never enlained the idca of abar.
,Iuning the principle annomced in the Inaugu.
raj, and if the military necessity should he ac.
crptcda rs TO Fort Sumter, il will be for reasons
which will in no way affect t, and which will
not be held to apply elsewherc.-N. Y. Iri-
buEc, ID inst.