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AUSTRIA.

The Oesterreichisc6e Zs,tuDe denies in the most
positive terms the news published by the Eieons
papers Of April 18th, that the Government intends V
grant independent ministry To Hungary and tnsf II
no longer requires the Iungarns 10 send deputies 70
the CouIcil OF the Empire.
dspauh from Pesth of April II SAYS:
The majority OF the Upper House desire the ~
establishment Of the Hungarian laws which were 10
existence before lSis The Liberal party OF the
country demand the maintenance Of the laws adopted
10 ls4S by the Hungarian Diet"
The sittings Of the Lower House have been ID
journed eight days.
telegram FROM Vienna of the 18th says: riotons
demonstration took place to-day 10 the Square Of ST.
Stephens Cathedral, and ended in the arrest o!
several.
Tie Diet of Istria hss refused to send deputies to
the council Of the Empire.
Fears are entertained bat the Die. will he di.soleed
The Emperor received the deputaIipn with the sd'
dress Of the Moravian Diet. He sad that he had IN
posed upon himself the mission O. securing NJ me
same time the necessary independence OF hls Prov
nces and the power and strength OF the whole Nom
archy Of Austria.
di.ratch from Agram of the 18th, says: The Diet
hAs been opened to-day.
In. Ban was honored with popnlar ovstion
on tne OCCASION. A conference OF maynates was
held at f'~th on the l5ah, for the purp'se OF
taking INTO contiieratop letter addre--ed by Ien.
BenrGeh, To tie consander OF the troops IN Hungary,
TO tie President Of TIE Upper Honse.
resolution was adopted, Iii. matizng the letter -
insult to the magnaes and orderog the publication
OF d reply thereto.
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three divisions, in which the Gasibadian officers vii
hold rank.
General Fanti presented in the Chamber of Deputies
project of law for levyipg 500 in the Neapol.
itan provinces.
dispatch from Turin of the 18th April says: The
Marquis de Montezemolo having rendered his rt,ena-
ton has been replaced in the Lieutenancy Of Sicily by
Signor Dallarovera.
Signor Guerazzi, opposition candidate, has been
elected member Of the Chamber of Deputies.
The Opin,onc announces that the Pope has been
restored 10 health.
The Dtratto publishes letter from Garibaldi, ad.
dressed 10 Mr.. HertzeD the celebrated Russian Tefu-
gee, now residing in Loodon. He saws:
The emancipation Of the serfs in Ru-sia has been
recently saluted by Europe with fhankfuloess. This
deed has placed the Gar among the most in.trious
benefactors of humanity. But now that the work Of
goodness has been stained by the blood Of an innocent
people, 1t is the duty Of those wLo appanded the
act Of emancipation to raise the voice Of naIelc-
ton against the consummaion of the most detestabls
of crimes
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Arrival of Steamers Bremen and Arabia.
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DENMARK

dispatch from Copenhagen announces that the
commanders of the 22d Danish battalious recently
formed were appointed Two battalons will proceed
TO Scbleswig.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of Steamers Bremen and Arabia.
GiRIDALDI AND TIE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.
HUNGARIAN AFFAIRS.
THE TROUBLES IN WARSAW.
CONTINUED POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS.
a CONFLICT IN NIEw.
one HUNDRED And FIFTY LIVES LOST.
THE WAR IN COCHIN CHINA.
Severe Less of the French and Spanish Allies
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

GiRIDALDI AND THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.
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HUNGARIAN AFFAIRS.

THE TROUBLES IN WARSAW.
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,pREsSs&

nb|ing i1fse5l56atieeio. kilfshg seven of the YES
sels troops " thout lees Or injury to tue bat,
terSahd elscsts saeh ing. q Lesson to the tug, of
war andsazshnssota lhat will not be soon forgot.
ateu. = 80
We are receiyiss,s daiIysacoessions to our
forces from all the Confederate States. The
States that have beer playing Rip Vnn Winkle
are at length thoroughly aroused from their
long snooze and If they slumt-r now. it is only
with their eyes open ard heir arms in hand
they are now mnrchingtr the onset of battle
with a srlendid. praisewor,hy energy. .EThe
brhlinnt- stan tlArd ,gof. tire Southern Republic
which fest npvsdssss dcfan,ly from the plains
aud cotton fieidsp he South will soon float
+ fully victerious snd t,iumphantly from
the grahif and itdlfHsenable mountains Of all
the border States. But We must now hasten to
n close dssthe drum is beating ITO strike' tents
l&ptSwe must hurriedly speak the sad adeu to
Richmond and itsr citizens This good bye
will he spoken with sorrow3I,y many who have
feasted upon the hospitality of the Richmond
! Indies, Our campany officers and Greenwood
Mess, consisting Of Messrs. BAiley. Blake
Cresswel1. Marshall. Waller and wiss have
isbeen the bright particular stars Of favor, and
aud our fine. violinist Mr.SC Jones has alsd
been handsomely supplied with wines, fruits
I cakes, eatables, bouquets and winning smilrs
The rest Of U.S. though not 80 fortunate in re
ceivng feminine fnvdrs, have lived pretty wei
through tl,afenergy of our Company Commis-
sary. Mr. Ilarrison. The beautiful and appro
pirate fl"g which, was presented to our compa-
ny.hy the ladisstof Greenwood. New Marke
ind 'vc'nityshas attracted muoh attention, ant
our hag bearer, Mr. Bond. has been kind ant
Energetic in his eff"rts to display the is deter
mined to redeem his pledge to the Greenwood
4 ladies AS he gallnnt1y allSofefs Of pro
lsmation and holds to tife, beautiful standard en-
1stftiAtsd to his care. The post of Sd Lieuten
+ agtyghieb wns vacated by the gallant enlist
'meht OF Lieut. Appleton in Service at For
ftckene, when he th"ught his company woul,
MT be called into service has been Fl lied by tn
t:elaction Of our kind Orderly Mr.. Adams. H.
lswill ever befready to discharge his duty as a,
officer and d patriot With this change an
grade gse.d of promotion to the .pep-commission Of
ficer". our company remsinss "in .tatu quote
and delighted with the idea Of camping to
night so near the Federal Capitol
Yours, N.
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THE WAR.

M"DtLE, May 27.-A new steamer comm cnccd
the blockade of our port yesterday morning.
Fort Morgan welcometl the steamer by display
ing the United Suites. .Aag Union down under
the Confederate Aag
The subscriptions openedshere for jackson c
family llas already reached 81 900. '<":'ssa
private dispatch ,o'the Duly Gazette snys
that fighting took place at larper's Ferry on
Saturday. and the enemy was rspused.
&sn Sunday fight took place at Hampton,
near Fortress Monroe, end six hundred OF Lin
coins tro"Ps.Swere killed and wounded. The
Southern troops lost f(tx. =. =.
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C0RoNER.S INQUEST.

An inqrest was held on Sunday Inst by Jno.
G. BAsk's, acting Geroaer. oysEtte sbody Of
b bEBESEzEa cARnoL, youth between lis sand. 90
years, and:an inmate Of District Poor House,
who came to his death'from the; discharge OF a
pistol in the bands. of A negro BOY, befopgsng
.e the Steward: Mr cnparnAE: .STbey we're
sngaged in 's seuHfe when the pistol wasadis.
charged takingsfe in the hesd of the youth
ard producing his death sf'er. lingering iii:
- - ~ <ss e
sncs witHihe absse fsets. THE negro. we Team
will be tued oh sstusday next sa
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TEE EHRITIsHRIRPT

g o., %abhaSl&HzRGEKT
1t has been reported tiSrR Bfitish j issst has
been seen,of Gspe g1sfids The North Aperi
Goverfnen.: !. 6aders bs. femISaSd Of RssT
Admiral SIR 14lssinds Itdsy syKs q. b., wbosss,
= hag;ahip is tha Nile 86 e6n scrsw sfsamssl,;f.
He has under lGs esa 8 5osses ID 10 skips saa;
Si2 guns. aifnf vhiekars svails6fassA ISIis
tspapts sfroTene of tho vessels had pre- at
1as@ the aeefas siaaufs. Il. tho xYSs shda;
'hesh at KsSa W.sI b3aa. @ wisbsit as isis,.sa IN
khst -yesssi is.in tieHeiekboshood' -. ;.
q = s .sys !. feessti, vsls
p'ksas e Eesissd zihsstSs tes asst slreaas.
hsre' anait % fsprsbs6is .stfs sb ali .h.xS,
thirty q foSy ,war vessels. Ais. .Gael Of yhiahs
es'ss esanos fsrpisb, aSsss. 'ssry sassfS.
ssas aos .ss5s s r. s.ssi III ;s,sil B b -
'nssns EendS9s ssmss emp -
Tsyahs deParthfs af4hs 5ritab eraA 81 M
Golfof ASE9st stRongk vag u dpnss fsi
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ssssSy e seaasI
SER ses HI y g m sess g
asoE, Y, bls5ssasss.3s g ~
7yssisFds r 8 - ii yyfSs$fS. ):
pssds sass s6sl 1s t. s s + s. Z ss!s ;s|
9 III
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OUR sVOLUNTEERs,

Tho various companies Of Volunteers from,
our District who are attachrd'to Col. BAoox's
Regiment returned home Monday last on
Furlough for week. They will.,hen be mus-
tered into the Confederate. serv ice, and Will
leave Immediately for Virginia. Tie ,Regi-
ments of Coloncls JESkrs, Cash. Bacon. VIII:
LlAxs, HAoooD. sRYos and HAMPTON have al.
most unanimously; voluateered and have been
acceptedhnd will soon DO on fife march to Viz.
ginia. ~ -
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THE CROPS.

Throughout th. entire South the crops oro
at this time. pr"mising-especially crop, of
rye wheat oats corn and rice A very larrc
amount of email grain has been sown this win
ter, aud the harvest will soon commence. We
h"ve seen wheat That was ready for the sickle.
All has headeded out, and IL few Jays Of warm
dry weather, after the rains, which have been
ample to till the grains, will give by far III @
greatest yield Of wheat ever known ii the
Southern Stntes. In Upper Georgia, and Ala
oama twice US much land rs usual has bee II
put in small grain. The rye crop is excellent,
and oats very promisng-drit Of the way of
grassland only wanting what we NAV now
expect. good hot spell. The corn. although
little backward from the oold weather. in
April. has been rapidly cominge.,ut for the last
three weeks. We have seen n gentleman from
Marengo county, Alabama, who told us his
i"rge corn crop wns 80 far advanced TINT he has
been laying it by for ten days. North Ala
hatna has lind to" much rain for cotton lands.
but no material harm has hscn done as vet.
though the fall of water on Sunday last was
quite heavy. The cold April hns kept the col,
ton p'"nt back. but the stand i. good Rice is
every where fine. far as we have heard.
So ut amy rate. we shall have plenty to eat
MereurH
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:. n CALL
FOR VOLUNTEERS!
TO TIE PEOPLE OF
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

The enemies Of The South have inv AIDED Yir
EniH to s"'j"g"te that OLD State MS thsy have
Mary Wand. They have now made open wnr
upon Southern soil with laige armies. Tho
+ S"ntl rnnst drive back the invaders fiom tho
soil Of Virginia
Sonh Carolina h,s taken the lend in this grea,
contrst aud far has done her. .latv. TIL,
country now dsnnun,l> that she should DO mora
aud d" IL vi once. Abbevi:lc Distric, has many
brave s"ns, who can leave home and are really
10 do So II is pr"roscd to rais- .fII,,n .d.; ely
tw" Companies for the war. TO he composed of
nblc.hodied. uctive men. under forty five years
o: age.
IT Is proposed. a!s". to raise a?eon.pauy of men
over forty hv" years of nge to organize at once,
eqnip themselves. to act as n reserve corns. and
to defend ut n m"n-nts warming their own
fres'des. or to meet the enemy in the most
distant corner Of fbe Confrderate S,ntes.
Let then every patriotic and spirited man
under sixty Years Of age in the District attend
at Abhevlle Court House OH next Sale Day. to
organize t'eFe Companies, and 10 do Whatever
else 'h- safely Of the country demands.
J. Foster Marshnll William iIi!i,
Jon" A.Balhonn, $. Henry Jones,
At'"ie"d Burt Matthew Mcdonald,
J"hn II Wilson, John AIcLnren,
Is. +. Hughes, Jolly, McBryde.
Joh" F. Livingston F. N. Mitchell,
WIN. II. Parker, II. II. Wartllaw,
). II. Cobb. John a. Wier,
James NJ: Perrin. A. J. Lythgoe.
jas. C. Calhoun, Il. O. 6lc(:aslan,
VIM. {. Davis, ]. M. NcCasl.n.
Edward R"cl,e, E. F! Parker.
Edward Noble, John Knox.
oUEnr Have you seen that big Indian in
another column boiling Roots Barksand Leases
or the Cherokee Remedy" Q.
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Es' :
Izfsfl l1x-. .Nssk sLsists % .sAssal,or Il
.hs:Rl paadsa etion ti5la siSipea
faeis g tsrtapiy tine !, eSr >yt ]
"ls, Thsf General JSse ph E; Jeipson. No
IS 4bs fedssel army, and now zk Brisadier
Gs6eral % ths southqrn, CoifedAsacy, tiss ess,
.Sass3sisd 10 4aks CON nshd.at 6srpsr,s Perry,
FFss6 ought to Ma, ttsk1hss M.8s M xaIfiS tsibS
eitfsr ysssrday yrte Jay rs 4 s III
dsr1 ses4s:. ssa stse1s, sns j. or,. i,
BE sI96y' - ~. ~ b.. Si<vs a, -
s "a T6st iiids1e Js6sasef :Dsyl. viz
Ilss:: ss,I 4: y e 3: 4:
70 lss AaAes ~ s6eudst 8 ~ ishs ~
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coaMusioArED.
= AEETIHa AfSDoyALDsyILLRs

The: citisshss Of a bBesiiie .iisiug ins the
bounds of Ms Bppsi .lalio1 ssuda Regis
nehs are rec e4Dsstedto meet M Dapnldsville
on Friday ,.the4 4th Of jlne,' az ii O'Clock. All
are invited, butFthose who lisSe furnished no
sons for the war. ave specially requested to be
prese"t The objects ofthe meeting, ore.
lst To provide old for spch families Of Vol
un,eeps as mey,need it.Ss... =. -. -.
2d. Tosiq"ids,e ds6 contraced in uni
tferming our gallant Volunteers, the South
srn Guartls.,' =
Sd. To make sucI, other rfangemesfs for
eSts4 s4efoseotion at home as may be thought
tpecsssary. sx
- MANY CITIzESsi:
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YASrINo.lAnD lPRAYRR

1t will he seen tliat President Davis has np-
Printed Thursday. 18th June, as sday of fast
ing aud prayer throughout the, Con ederate
States. ThesProc1sm"tion recommending it is
q model of good taste-no superfiuou. ver-
biage or rhetorical fourishes, are to be fonad
in this call to oprayer and humiliation
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nm WARE

We would call the sttentiohsof our readers
to the advertisement of .MrysfI. ". LAWSON
Ths1price Of Tin has advanced nearly one hun.
.ltsd per cent, yetihs sofesifor -shls many ar
tisles at the dsual .pfice: Those I'm need, of
Tnwooid do we'll to call at hi. sale room arid
make their purchases at ohce.
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:. We learn. ha.sin consequence of i'll health
Capt. 9. .TMs"MArrIsos, of tho 81. Southern
Guards" has resigned, and Lieut. ~, Ir pLow
HonaEs has been selectedsto the Capfaincy, of
that noble Company: Caps Monuxstilas seer,
service sin NJ Mexico, and willssoon make himself
felt inSfspelling the invaders from Virginia
soil.s 4#5E: "A. -
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NEW ORLEANS BLocKADEp.

NH" o""eASS' "aS Sf.-Ihe eIbOf-oI-waS
ro0kyacame to anchor off Pass Louvseyes.
tcrday and sent a boat to Fort jackson, infor-
tining the comuaander Of the blockade
They commenced with the fiat boats. COM
ing down the Mississippi landen with ic.
The crack battalion Of Washington Light in
| fantry l.aves this evening for Vire This.
subscription has been opened for the pur-
pose of obtaining relief for The falnily OF Juck-
! son. who killed Ellsworth.
K .arGUsTA, May 27.-President Davis, Toonbs
Wigfall and T. r. Il. Cobb passed tonight en-
route for R,shpoad.
/ MASAssas;J JcSoflospN1ny 27-Reports- from,
Alexan.lra, to-day state tha. the federal forces
are concentrating, there.
Washington is almost entirely evacuated by
fsdstnftsasPs,
= ArlingtOat heights have been occupied and
FORTIFIED by the Lincolnites to the number Of
/ l4poe nSss- ~ II
Great corsternA1ion is existing in Washing
ton to-day, on account of the fear Of All attack
on the city by the Confederate: troops.
memb of the Rappahanock Cavalry,
named Anderson one-of Gen. Bonham's vi
.sdettes, was shot this peraing by the federal
se"uts' oas.he road betsess Fairfax c. H., aud
Fall 3 church.
The Southern troops are anxious for brush.
They say they will not be satisfied until they
arsip Washington city.
Oh account psofinsubordi ina.isn, the New York
zou AYES have been ststioned one mile outside
Of Alexandria.
Iu!s.mstAble .battssi snd redopsss guard
the Wastiagpn nnd AIsxandtsu. .turppike. =
.:B,eiYoStsi Nay 2a:-Rs hsSeapns' fyther.
dsasits sodcerniegf fhs oecupaho9 Sf AIexsstaas 81 81
byysskSsatsd States troops. - .ssskt -
Tlts fafantry were landed FROM steaudffSIhe-
fore daylight. A company of Flying Artillery
sud the Cavalry came over the Long Bridge
and down the Washipgton.road. Our sentinels
aiong The river bank fred on the s.eatnsrs as
they approached 70 land their men, ana the
Are Sds returned. -. &
!. Forty molihsed men Of tho virssai1 ssrv ice
beio1giqg to Captain BaH's eoIspany wers
-MkeH prisoners at'AlexSpdria yesterday morn.
ing. They had timely warning Of the ap-
P"sac'' of'ths enemy, and Il is supposed Ball
dered Intentionally. ,'
tAlFof our troops. with thAsxcention Of those
I have stated above, retreated in safety. ALI
persons desiring $3.50 do are permitted to ieaye
AlaxaH dsaE 'ttss.; s:%7sT an
KrswG Genj appearances Il b net believed
Brat the chitsa STATED fSscss n,edas,e mosire
inf ;phsdistsly,s So or they seem to be
sonfsiSe thsf Occupation to the original limits
lsf rhs District et cah,mbia-; ...-z., ..,i,, =
! Jaa6sot the heroic proprietor Of the Mar
hall ~ r,t, i
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aHf RAosxsLE EoVEMEETs ON THE son.
-" = DER

The New York Nerdidgyts US the following
cos'sohhg Information as 'the situation Of aE-,
fairs" .sSsss
There can be very little doubt that tho GysS.
crnment- about to inaugurate-Gn activss ag-s;
gressive policy towards tho -6outhf apd that
the same .vigorous course which Ras reduced
Maryland to submission. =, and has happily
= saved her from annihilaton, Is tos66 ~siprsiied
towards Virginia and The too Caralina.
The Cabinet has bten in slurust contiuuons
sesson,for the Psst .two tdaSs, axanying the
:prorraurme Tor a.gtana sSuthsrh exsped,tion,
the result Of wlneti Inns been, to .dseiiss upon
.hecreation of ., military department 81 Nif-
ginia, whieh.will embgace, Eastern Virginia to
the summit Of The Blue Ri5ssf together .sith
the s.ates of North and South sDsfoiins. Mai!
General, Butler is to have coH,rfaand tfs tbisS
department. His headquartefsr@iit6e at For
tre,s Monroe, which will. be the basis fsopsri,;
tionA The arrisona Of f9rt isto soasist Of
three thousand men. sand 30 Isfcs7of fifteen TO
twenty thousand troops ars {e+bs IlaredSin.
camp outside, in<tiis vicinity ofsths Tort, .,nI
under theprotection fits sganssS E6c sEiftlis
and Sixth (iassachusetts) Regimen q. .sars tos
PROCEED at once frSn.hs Relay House .se Fog
s.u,s. - ."s. !" ,'sS "iuss.sse S0 large
w.. s ss'at sese'ssa asfees
80. n. Ss, ~ 'sss4 .'>' ~
w.,a;s,..a -. g so ., +,
s,;,,,s =" s,,;s s ss ~ = g osk
49,. :, s& = ~ 'Ssl'sss sAe .a'ss aes'''
The ,Daxsof JG,,;lesb., :, oorss "a .i,o.oo ooo
troops remaininu. In and .o,i,fnssis;, :, ;so
foicinp that, t,ev are soor TO 49,: afl II
meltle they are made. That RiebSas5.l ;sS d;
point ofssss,v a.iscrs;s M ,on,,S..s -
donbt hit hv viii, ,o,,,o af,,..sss. I.:,S Ss.,
undsS.Io,sS Wv ''''s' 'S'' s'''s
~ 8ouipepper Court Hon,e BRIO. a on. cocke
has 5000 swelT armed tloops Who ara ;p:.ex-
pectancy,sof an .earlv assault; ~ sca,,a,sd e.
teonv venisat pSoints between Als.andris. and in
it are nearly 5000 troops, WHO are not expec.
ted to make stand or show de6. until thev
have retr.atod ~ {itiA ;I,Ss,-; toJ; =, Ea.S5:
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wah Hampton has beer, burned by the South

whh Hampton has Isst burned by the South
Neg Ya.x t.N ga zouave csiaee,
with s24. 900 feisSgsfor hi, regiment. has been
missing fue ten dSys., ~
A,msrehnnt was arrested tosdny b5y supcr
intendent Kennedy. for using seditious i'm
guage. vs.
Captain Adams. commanding the Pensacola
feet, has been ordeFsd home.
Bosros, May 27.-The Steamer Mnssschn-
set's sailed for Fort Pickens tuday, heavily
laden with munitions for pickens.
KlcnM"Sp. Mny 27-I left Mannssnas June.
t'on at 8 o'clock this morning. There were
Indications Of nm early advance of the United
States troops from Alexandria toward. Rich
mond. Twelve or fifteen thousand United
States troops nre in and near Alexandria, and
more are continually handing from steamers
and coming down by way of the bridge They
have batteries on Arlington Heights. Shooters
HILL and a, the junction Of tle Alexandria
Loudeun and Hampshire Railroad, and the
Columl'ia Turnpike.
The Zonaves nrc committing the erosscst
excesses in Alexandria, rnvishing respecta-
Ole women, aud p-rpetrnting other atrocities
lhe Southern troops, under General Bonham
Will dispute their advance. The Palmetto G
brigade holds the posi- nearest the enemy.
lite report Which prerale.l lfere That mum
Der Of the LincoIfiites were killed on Sunday
III an "ttnck on Hampton is nuthnrita,ively
denied. The rnm"r sprang from the report o
muskr'ry firing. which occurred over the gray,
! of q soldier at Old Point.
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Tribute of Respect.

.b
At the regular ..,"rlina ID Biscomb Lodge,
No. 80, the following Preamble aud Resolutions
passed unanimously.
unereax, nea,h. hesssfstf ssft II fE.v~ler, la. laid
low Captain JOHN W. MOORE, Nh esteemed
and valued brother of, the Masonic Fraternity.
one whom We all d"lig GIFTED to honor. whose nc.
tive usefulness, generous impulses AID self racr-
tisng devotion tn the hrs; interests oT our Fr.ter-
nifty. had won for hlm our love and esteem.
: "RtSolvctI That while we recognize the design
oi the Gtrnt Architect, must ever ,lrplprs
the LOGS Of one Of our most useful r,rmhers.
R"solred. That the synpn,hies Of the Members
"l Basc'mh Lodge are hereby tendercil to tho
family Of our d"censrd brother.
Hcso'rcd, That the Lodge be clothed in mourn.
ing for one month.
H"S'fre1, That II copy Of The foregoing pre-
amh'e and resolutions be sent to the family of
o"r late brother; also, that they be published in
the Abbrvillo Banner and Pre.s
NJ, STRAUSS, Sec'y.
Cuke' bury, May -. 1861
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-31


TaEAsoN.-Judge Lyons, of Richmond, yit-
ginia, in lis charge 10 the Grand Jury of stnt
county, took especial pains to give an elaborate
opinion ~ to what eonsttiu iuted treason. AS Us
presumefthe same definition wlrnpplg..o psps,
Of thsGo Moderate stAtea. we extract ths slpl::.
lowing Peiafss from his opinion;;' s, z,
Treason is tho breach ofsthak fidelity and
allegiance which .iss due aosthe sovereignty Of
the State .fromiitsi citizs1s and spsrsohhs under
itstnptection. Constituted BIZ steh stts fresis::
tanee or Invasion ofStfist., ereSsignfy!a the
State, or i1 authoriz tntatives, nsy
;prsscribe.s' q .s:sssg $50 NJ.
ii''ThssL Lesslsture ofivigihis' has dsf ned
treasoa 'des7ss.a, /, i asseessssyy s for us Ira.
.pasesrtsin Who psmiss vi.hin tho mean. y
ing Of The statdte. ysPy the terz: epemy il. un-
dsrstood foreign, gn,psgeEsoaing no allegiance
TO our geserpwent. land opsns. .HpstH.Ywith
our sntse 80 Ssyss ssssS S. e.
!. "Asy eilisss oisse.sasfs Ess,eis: ssissss Sc
fone ,whe neX sdhsfssto ihe Dniisd states st,s&
iasthe gsSerppont thersafnr its assosss ia
ana soIhsSst isgui1ty of fstsssson:. ,s
'FurnisHing isySrmstte5J qr, siotefi&ssee,
MONEY. arms tmm asi, ,ioal9 PEA sisios, ofsus.
sssistspees ybsther s,soss 5s6is' tom ~sri,
y bg'rings ~ sedsie sh.rsf stressen. Rseja.
tho attemptto Aeany: Of rfsss tsfnas, t,,s3 :
unssSSessful, ,swill' wake II Autsn guilty Of frsss:
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