The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-27

fbe fauss he has been Competed 70 /
cease Bring altogether.
saMa,or AaGerson's Gag has beer shot 1
avay. and now waves from q poe en- the I
rampzrts.
cHARLgsroE, April I5-fort Sum
ter has Internationally surrendered.
81 Ex-senator Chegnut. Ex-Governor
Manning aud W. 2. Miles have Just
landed and marched to Governor Pick
ems residence, followed By dense
crowd, Wild with joy.
''The bells are ringing out merry
peal, and our people are engaged IN
every demonstration Of joy.
Gen. Beauregard complains Of Gen.
GiIlmore's inhumanity and violation Of
the rules Of war. In this connection it
viii Be proper to quote the following dis
patch.
acuARLgsToS, April l3.-Hostilities
have ceased, and the victory belongs to
South Carolina.
After the flagstaff Of Anderson was
slot away, Col Wigiali, aid to General
Beauregard, at bis commander request,
went 70 samter with q white flag, TO
offer assistance ia eKtingnishiBg the
flames. he approached the burning
fortress from Morris Island. and while
the FIRE was raging on all sides effected
a landing at Sumter He approached a
port hole aud was met By Gen. Anderson.
The commandant Of Fort Sumter said
he bad just displayed white flag, bat
fhe firing from the Carolina batteries
seas kept up nevertheless.
Cot wignaii replied that sfaJor An
/ derson must haul down the American
/ flag; that no paFley would be granted.
+ Surrender Or fight was the word.
q CaARtgsrox, April l4-Hhen Fort
Sumter was in flames, and Anderson
cenld only Gre bis guns atlong intervals,
the men AZ our batteries cheered at
every ire which the gallant Major made
in bis last struggles, but looked defiance
at the vessels Of var, whose men, ike
towards. stood outside without firing q
gun or atismpting to divert a single bat
terry from Sumter.
While such gaseouadiug dispatches As
the above we're being flashed from the
hot-bed Of treason and rebellion, il is
profitable to read how the ness vas re
ceived At Washington We copy from a
epeeial dispatch 10 the New York World
awAsHiSGroy, April AT Is definitely
known that MAJOR Anderson formerly
surrendered Fl sumter to-day, and lef
for New York City IN tina steamer lea
bel Thus ends for the present The fight
''fbH excitement tonight is intense
At II o'clock the telegraph Office ana
the hotels were crowded beyond all pre-
eedent Uproar aud riot are leading q
many arrests
"The Presidents in consultation with
few select friends at a late hour 10 night
He Is calm amid all the excitement, ana
seems fully equal to the fast throngini
and mighty events.
Impartial history viii write It dow
that he was equal TO them.
While President Lincoln was calm AM
determined the very opposite was mani
Tested by the rebels 81 Montgomery.
"MoxrseNERv, April l2-Au immena
crowd serenaaed 4reHtHfnt laws Ahl
Secretary of War, Walker, ut the Ex
change Hotel tonight
Tho Essner il not well and did not ap
pear. Secretary Walker appeared an'
declined 10 make speech, but in few
words OF electric eioquence told the new
from Fort sumter declaring in eonelu
sion. that before many hours the flag
observation-disclosures .zonld- float aEex. ia
when the war, This day commenced woul,
eud, but be would prophecy that the da,
which nov aaants the breeze here woul,
iloat over the dome Of the old capitol a
Washington before. the irst 81 May. lie
them try Southern ehiyalry and test th'
extent Of Southern resources, and !
might aoat eventually over Faneuil Hal
itself
One more dispatch and we stop:
"MoSreoAERr, April l6--The Cab
net were in council this morning, Mr.
Lincaln's proclamation was read ami'
bursts Of laughter