Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1861, Page 4

ete ce O84 esa merge Pass ~- " wd ra Betitet goon THE EVENING STAR Tue Areicaw Stave Traps —The disunion leaders of the Gulf States are just now nervously anxious to create, im Virginea, the impression that they are not disposed to reopen the African slave trade. Ta that end only were the anti-African slave trade resolutions recently passed by the Georgia aad Alabama conventions. The craven: tion of Louisiana that bad not “received the cue’ however, not very long since tabled, by a vote of more than two to one, a resolution instruct- ing that State's delegates to the Montgomery convention to vote therein for a pledge that the proposed Soutbern Confederacy will not reopen de. Wife tad: when it was discovered that it ‘would not do to have that vote known in Virginia until efter the latter's election a week or two ago, @resolution was passed deciaring that it had been voted down because the convention was indisposed to embarrass the action of their delegates to Mont- gomery with any instructions. So far as the masses in the Gulf States really ‘sympathize with the disunion moversent, they do 80 only upon the principle upon which the masses of the non slaveholding States nearly all favored the enactment of the Homestead bill—though not one in ten thousand of them will ever avail them- selves of the privileges of the law. The masses in the Gulf States “‘ go in’ for “ negroes for the negroless” almost as enthusiastically as those at the ‘North for “land for the Isndless.’ In the Golf States the idea of cheap negroes is as popular, quite, as that of cheap land is at the North. If disunion becomes a fixed fact, and the people of the Gulf States obtain an opportunity—as they surely would in that event—to vote upon the policy of reopening the African slave trade, they will, in a twinkle, repudiate any pledges thelr leaders lately gave for effect upon the Virginia election of a Convention, with as much non- chslance as Mississipp! and Florida manifested in times past when repudiating the obligations of their State bonds. We repeat: the prospect of “‘negroes for the negroless’’ has alone induced the messes in the Gulf States to listen to disunion teachings up to this time. {7 Orange or lemon juice left u aknife or other piece of iron, will ina few days, produce a sta neo nearly resembiing that caused by bleod asto deceive the most careful observer; and not many years ‘2 Paris, a man was nearly con- victed of mu: owing to knife being found in his possession with what was prouounced by sey- etal witnesses to be blood, but afterward discov- ered to be lime juice. Rexkwat ov Businzss RELAatIons.—The steamers South Carolina and Maxsathuseus are Ww immediately resume their reguiar trips between Heston and Charleston. Advices from Charleston State thatthe obstructions piaced in the shi cbanrel of that port have been entirely remo’ by the action od teen; and not a vestige of the Sunken vessels remains. UT In the ease of Higgins vs. Averill, tried at East Cambridge, the jury on Wedne Ten- dered a verdict for $1,300 damages The defen- dant bad connected the fair peer name with that of a Rev. str. Bagnall, in a manner very in- jurious to beth UJ” A weak shepherd In Brooklyn, N. Y., has lately been unmasked. He was a flourisbing clergymen and took too deep an interest in the wife of one of his most weaituy parishioners. The scandal is flagrant. I7- Gov. Pickens has issued bis Proclamation establishing martial law on Sullivan's Ieland, upon which Fort Moultrie stands, and over the adjscent waters and inarshes—but not over Fort ‘Suinter Joseph Veazie of Providence is willing to Py ape sian, —— others will subscribe sul experiment of raial. rth in Centeal Ameslosr i Bes Rp “Wata Fatt was Ta "'—The Memphis Pek he me, is at present eng: ‘RB sel! ay an candy at the street corners in that ci iy. = ‘ SF De. Feat, ee Ly eee and trampled pon ‘merican flag, at Covin; Ky., afew days since, has been fined $20 for that offense. {> Five printers occu the pulpits of i eburches ta Portsmouth, ve. Pulp! ~ IF Low & Son, of London, are soon to publish a memoir of Hon. Abraham Lincoln. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. 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ERZEGRRGREREE z SEGUUTIGNRERETE Ses Two bonts for $1,900 each, dated Bond No. 9 Fifte oe i Bonds of North Carolina—Coupon six per cent, North Carolina six per cents, Bond No. 35 Pepe Hp, ose 4i4 723 And of the following numbers issued January,1864: Bond No. 828 Bond No. 1278 = = And of the following numbers issued January ,1855: Bond No. 1744 Bond No. 2655 2119 2891 oer 3066 ¥. fearful efeow on the mind are much te —! jeous 2605 3121 Srvndod—Leme of Biomory, Confusion oi btone, Gopenarion And of the following numbers issued January, 1856, fers of eisudes Pomaly, ots.,n8e seme of (he evils pre Bond No. 3149 Bond No. 4207 “RERVOUS DEBILITY.—Premasce sun sow 3464 4208 Ma the cause of their ¢ health raleihs 4209 4210 oe i 4213 Scie hies trom tppips ee. a J flich hie Sionts alse ssenshs rae and in RSSEESSRESSRESSELSSES. nee A200. | - u te Marriage. ente! Dozen. North Carolina 6 per cents. Coupon Bonds, And of the following numbers issued ca Berroa: trtiiabi/'sy Bond No. Arn Bond No. 5419 Eerie Boseonee Bxbaustion of the mest ferrt! 5 5826 5359 5360 5361 5362 5363 5713 5799 5842 Orvicz ov TEx SzcnETaRy oF THR LNTERIOR, SESSRRSERERS é 104 bonds om matsleer es July, July, | unti as ear Wet te ae North Carolina six per cent. Coupor bonds, Bond No. 493 494 495 496 497 PoE SSCHENCK’S PULMONIC 8YRUP. Dr. SCHENCK, of Philadelphia, finds it i sibie to vimt Washingto! . and has te be in the city the SRSREEZZESE fesesesg SS2ZS Beas