The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-17
NO. A.



60 The 'hirtees'h resolution. and passed il,
as follows:
: 10 the opinion Of this Convention The
: people OF Virginia viii regard sny action =,
the Federal Government. or or the conted.
crate Safes, tending 10 produce q collision
lof forces pending The efforts 10 effect \ adj.
lus'ment Of existing difficulties, as unwiss
and Injurious to The interests OF both. ana
they would regard ary such action on ,hs
pNr' O. either. as leaving them free 10 deter
mine their own future policy,
The Convention then adjourned.
Especial Dispatch TO the Herald
CHARLESTON, April O. Evening.
Lieutenant Talbot wss detained at Flor
ence The last twelve hours.
Permission was refused for a provision.
snip 70 enter the port. Martial law was ex-
pected to be proclaimed.
NEy ORLEANS. Aprl Q.
The cibinet Al Mogomery has called on
eacn Of The Confederate States ior 3.oO9
rooPs' except Florida. 1900.
CHARLESTON. April 10.
"ieiaii, Chestnut, Means, NEG owan and
boyis'on have received appointments IN
General Beauregard's staff.
A large number of the members Of ,be
convention, after adjournment, volunteered
ls privates.
Abou! 1000 troops are now a, The for,i6.
ations.
NEw YuRK, April 10.
An edisori'l in the Tribune states posi-
veiy that The principal object OF The expe-
l'ion which sailed hence wilhia the Ia,
'ur days, j. Fort Sumter.
Abont two thousand men will sryjv. ~
hariesfon tonight or tomorrow, rndcr
'mmsrd Of Lieutcnsnl-C Colonel Harvey
Fown, o. the Second Artillery.
a small steamer will be sent In Win s,..
ies. and 4 repelled, the Tribune says. the
oels will be taught. without unnecessary
lay. that there j. still a power In the
iIted States. and that this power can not
~ De insultcd with impunity.
The Tribune correspondence saws dis.
lches have been received from Lieuten-
Slemner, al Fort Pickens, explaining
: The reason why The troops we're mot
ded from the Brooklyn was that he had
sady sufficient % bold The fort against anv
~ the rebels could bring against him.
has four months provisions. He adds
the troops can be landed al any time,
Ieeded
ne South Carolina nails will be stopped
. hostility 70 the feet OF relief.
From the Cincinnati Enqairer.
WAsmscTos, April III
proper expression can not be found 10
ress The intense feeling tha, has prevailed
Tor the last two days.
he sudden determination Of the Admin.
''ion % make foray against the South,
'wed 90 soon BY the mastering OF the
Iia Of the District into service. hss
sed all classes aud prfessions to the i'm.
Ing ain that is 10 fact rushing upon US.
hat the steamer Baltic is ordered to
Flesion, no cne now doubts, and that she
be fred upon II she attempts 10 reach
ter - considered equally certain. Then
arrive the question, whether the G,v.
'ent will exert its whole power to rein
and resurpIy the forts At al cost A
muation 70 do 90 is srcusng and uni.
the South against II.
= asserted BY those who profess to know
! is the Intention OF The Administration
= the nerve Of the South Carolinians.
they fire upon the United States yes-
'e will then appeal to The pubic in "a.
4 recognizing The seeded States.
'shington i certainly military camp.
'rs. singly and in groups, meet one on
turn.
ie large number Of the military per-
tly refused 10 take the required oaih
port The Federal Government. They
politely discharged. 1t u said, how
'aat there i sscit understanding be-
the soldiers and officers that they are
90 out Of the District, and II either
and o virginis secedss, they ere not 10
ysinsI them.