The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 22, 1861, Page 1

HE NEW YORK SUN. eetiiihed Diy ander on which a whatever is renal a the Old Ba Kas een on) Tagen streets, ane avi Ann tre.) tinder the Arneriom ‘The Dai); oents fora by © “9-4 wo ne ww ENTS PER WEEK, ‘ur Dolan ® re hous the year, ending i, 565 COPTIS PER DAY. THE WEEKLY fulmoribane we geventy ingle copies, ¥ cents, its aulmerberms erwsen amet Hs Averaco lrealation throug With Decemter tnet é Comer Nason and Pulton streets, Now ¥ EMPLOYMENT. Male, ‘AGENTS WANTE: D—T0 SELL of etatlonary and Jewelry, nt price cont Fre ygneteln ELP WANTED — — that they can ot ta set ul at ie tiempios pert OF ry iT sms abel 6° Fone ia om ‘hand. ‘Ferme mnderste JOOSS WANTED F ong and eloth in ATION W. ANTEDS at 120 Thint 2 two al Entrance next the brug Store, corner tr oom with ie thot hoard, Beainted ut yn we sirets Aisa Two ova will bes 1 to let, ty married without boord. the sit CARDING \ if ean be ace mmodated wit and t! Rubi ea aulty Coutral Park PROARDING-G mF: Fn td + Apply 16 AL en ot HEAP LODGINGS, NICE 1 FL h NISHED 0 Third et, between aves Band LE BEAU TIFUL SING birds, in all + nrieties of music and plums hort breed cap Fig Tack Pg hire mt eolleetion oF chover b horses, ju t ‘from ‘alao'n shai cart, E; § ice men and treck mou—for sale, a lot ‘over 1,1) pounsta each + amongrt them ‘One (F)N= ERs, the otc? at CALENB! RG, 15 roadway. Ny ANOS TOLER, se bal ‘on CHE. AP—AN Old caus yehoon.# will carry G0 tone coal ber: ‘elit run’ two fae e' ort lebron) Bia Ui KS EXPRE SS WAGONS, ee ~At reatly faces d pricer a8? Yor yourselves, 2 F Sloth avenue, corn. of ‘8 LE—LARGE TREFS a ad want d for atreet 71 en FOR SALE—A LIGIT, FT top waren s in uno ebeut one re he ihe by i THUR: ¥ 0 NER BAB Dorn Jest s lta Fifi Me tned telNo'b) Pere Place 1 AT, Diamine THERA NUMBER “8981 hate stor BOOMS TR APARTMENTS TU LET~8 BOOMs #4 TD to Sroome as ho Bs pret betay ies a Veitam PARTMENTS TO LET— fapariments, eonsteting of four roome eae PRL ie sis sath near ditave SOY # Ans IMENTS TO LET- Fil oof Ne Benk et fi ore wf of 12th at, PARTE » Fae ee No. TOE a snail An rf LET vit Ararat #, Tiros lyn, 1. Leen tems th aver, oF in the LET=HAY) Na TWO Ovens ite: the bi Ane othorh an Biker RY TO dand sd et, Saini N. B.—tiood atand for Corman ot SE To Let at thw Brashior ft. roo, ayy etab OTT. AGE, Se. TO LE: fot Mable and AND CHILD frond Dusiaer Po y dred: now doin the modern Improves Ahouw, ACKS al 4 Ninth ave Hotse Te Te AND Pe sivea linmediatel) —& two-ory nad 9 ithe garde ° dl Aniik road to Wail sty Ni TO LET-- In Side ba 11ith ot THREE modern Improve AND STARLES aT He TO LET—THE & nt rick house, eontalul ye Hei TID Bast 10thet. Apply 114k Hey aks AND oii AL DESY North fet ait ott ye i eX in d Tu aire ot REY Ne {Nusa ot. Improvement aler. 1 BVANSUHAS HAN Boe SES TOM iIN BROOKLYN, TWO yy tnodern Dae FH QUSEsTO LET on “FOR SAT Tet of May, the S-ctory trovt, nee the sugar f tow eenpied am iret JOUN € Hf Quine street, OUSE TO LET LOW—A FRAME HOUSE with 4 Hote tu th ave, near vith sf. Brook rns tale Cor a Hora, Apuly to 1 VALENTIN Apt, bet tth and Sth Lieu ROOMS— STEADY POWER, TYs, BY JOUN GALDL, 108 WALKER ST ne FT, Roos TO LeT TO A SMAI hie Ame rlean family of byl wm Yd floor of 108 Weert 24th spartmants of 4 rooms each, atl oriek 4 dw Lon. Bab Wert seed or at 6) Murray ot eur 1 bedrooms nd w nit mut priser, OPAC UNDERHILL. si | Rooms TO LF T=TO, A. RESPECTABLE family of ero grick buen tu ba avery accomnind ith m the ball. Apply aver. OOMS TO LEI —BY THE WEEK OR nicht, at . ave, cor. of {th et; #180 por we k, been recently “POWER TO Tr vith larve and rmall, w tern ‘AliM, BARTHOLD, 35 G: ant Futton. TO LET OR LI nd 74th at: will be fiviabed first of Ma fonatre ef the owner on ihe premio Ses ING MACHINES TO RENT AND For ‘ ale Sinem Wheeler, & Witeo Teohuttien de. and repalved padway, room No, ‘SS TO,LET—IN A rr ocery and sr TO E , od netghbo: hood; well welt 2 thor Susie aunty wean, Lah Soon beer parton od ord @, near L0th ORF. TO LET AT CANARSIE s™ roeery EME Workstiors To Ler, Well Liehted. 2 balidting rear of Bene wit) Spring rtreet, NG BANKS. . DIME SAVINGS BANK, 2 GANA CORNER OF VARICK ST Wty end irom ‘i i Ha Hye Cont, we Staite Hai Was ON DEPOSIT Biv HAUGIIWOL T Prowl REDON ICC Tian. seertar, ie oe ee eubstantia "fore ta reas T3,to wk C—O ERAL NI it 288 Tsiiwenthe (ol wnd tot Bath AVDIy at 100 Bem SECOND UPPER 0 OR FOR sale ul ws e., 4 to New De ne Sa | Ht KCEL — KAN CMING THE PAST 2 Ha. pia seen ‘the z| eee ay’ af Parks by’ J Sei MAT THO sty aoe ene tk, PEL E 0. Dr eon rex Dew sly treker, wow paranteed, of money Brondwae, N. 1 LYON'S SEWING MACHIND i NEW HOUBE FOR SALE ORAP- Sad eee oes bi ch raiaey St Sem howe the Bart a pt dL Err For SALE—$4,000 FOR A Ili, 4 m of Th oer: PH og eltuat 7 i fir.t quality ¢) rk roy w SET City Minit Fides, cory ed ands scelleat ord yh) Beit FOR near the RE. depot, 41 fale tract cf cxeoliout rarmini Ps Lt ARurchiNctioe A. BUNCE, thy owner ap Li Chambre ot Pane SALE=CONTAININ Acris, Onder good © i Loving b del be sold se parite or tomedte ys Biarastta on eitorccter aes Sette ‘vominnt a walk fe | Wiltom Darl to Pe New » iat ih tail oa Ie COMNELIS on ny . trees, hous and bore Beles ra W bite Hn KDDY @ Vibert near PW ittoughby ah gae amd et gona ne od 6 oth ‘ Wil H OUSES ror SALE bureh. eheapotwn now 4 IN WILLIAMS, ory wnad haw mm OUSE AND FARM POR SALI Jet-—A two story frame hone phd noree ES AND LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP. {a Brooklrn; one two story hone and ft for @ m one tworetory howew nnd ot for $10 mn the Grechwond cat‘, ‘Inquire of Ue HILLGUR. 9 pe tine” 15 AND LOT FOR SALE=RARE wenlationThe house and tot 15@ eats ni offered for sade it ane chance oF Both Reoond 1), wine “hee etl Fiori pew TU Py 4a good per conte he fer in. tke tn a worth looking at hy th AL beta very Rvadily OUSE AND LoT Fon gains in real esta: fturbe ito [BAR rooms we SAL * home containing welu Son iat e. Steamer HE Lsb te tally, JOSEPH GOY PF i OUSES For bargh domme, ¥ fiypnls Daminuten walk from | FOR SAL ae SALE wear Parkash tts walt and’ Ww mi ock and mPa TNL, de a neigh bu Us ANDLORDS AND TENANTS ANnERMps Ts NKW YOR st N es KOYRD FORM, THE COU! NTE KSUN OVFICK, Loran: folate ‘Ok SALE—TO MECHANICS AND re fieurah We ply to ¥.,orto J. i COOLE 1006 frame building, ree, No, 96 Jamon stroet, No. 98" 20x15, detory briek bullding, Arrival of the Niagara. Halifuz, Aprit 19.—The royal mail steame Bip Magara, from Queoustow instant, arrived Wt thin port at T orelock She hax 68 090 in apecie, s morning. panw ngers for Boston aud £3 Thy Nisjrara wan dee 19 ed tu hours by getting 1 Now Yorks, « rived Nagar are full p Retin which The news Ly the Kedar wtstes that there is {ne Dogitaticuin Poland, and Curcpe rewerslly @ disturbed than at any tinte sin © 18.7, Ao wountss fr state that France off) «(0 #upe Prt thar cowion of Vetitin bo Healy ny commiceration pensation, pte ont that both the th she denis with nt copy maider hd iow with w flog: iste “whiod ure from the ruleol London Times, in an edit dou of afin in A vcr, mays t Hitlon of wis piave-tinde by tue wvuthern conte ervey us forward mere y to consiliate Butlish proj Seen nod telieves «welt a plese of nuper fuous sole Senial «11! not be long adhered to, The Times, \utho same article, pole fedintance in the fleet revolu ion Wainst forcible resistance to distupti eppearr is inevitable, nthe pols iy whch Arr! 1 U.S. Mail steam ship Quaker City, War dam D. Corn, Esq, Commandiag—le Havana Uth iostant, and arrived at her wharf Pri day. She brings 155 passengers and a cargo of a, worted merciandize, ‘The ex: tement in regard to the anvexation ¢f Bt Doron co war Hilt kept up by the cous ant ¢ fare of wos stearncry and transports, with tro} Geld art Lary snc cilitary etores and) munitions be atau." The is Je Awtumiiny mint Senou the evento having on boards Morack Span! sh rey ‘Th was rumored in Ey vans, tautowing tothe desta of his vrand mother, the Prince Aunuky would a visit Havana, Dub re furs to Bng'au s were declioing, In consequence of the fa large num er of vonse's 1 ballast, ke clougure ub Havens ood Matengan, 8 Boney w.s still scarce. xchange on Bes ten bi toOsg yer vent. prmium: New Kork amd Baw 6D por scab discouits Tho Quaker Oly experin sed a7 heey wmatng Gurl Ure Lean etel Vita that cs pe Rijor 0.5, Me Het tio lade distgulbeed @ poyul-Generg to Cubs, ou screw steamer Kerntic 1-0 Havens cams © York ve fo OP Quaher Oly, « i? YORK _ MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1861 rr ee ent THE NEW YORK § SUN. “MONDAY MORN ING, APRIL 2 V Prayer and Powder. While our soldiers pack tholr kuapsacka, let them be furnished each with some provision of thonght and comfort which shall strengthen them against the temptations which bast a sol- dier's lifo, and cheers him in the hour of peril, Although many of thom are more boys inage, they will be full grown men in the struggles, They cannot help growing (® hy goon sucha march, War ina soo cause,and wich brave men, fea moralizing, not adomoralizir ce. Lt beget high thoughts and rapid dectsion educates men to expansion of mind, as well as energy of action, Whore troops become damoralized and di ated, itis by the reacticas and collateral evils iy their encampments, Tho religious have w pooa'iar and inviting Opportunity for usefulness in the high and Boble ardor which thrills the ranks today, aud makes brave boys men, and brave mea thought of the lives of Chrise be given by liberal on. Eqecially we would ro those noble recent examples: the comment Lives of Capt. Hrapny Vieans, and of Gon, Baya@tocn. Let one prayer be aet apart at each dhily meeting f ment of sileut prayer t Our troops, oF one devoted for them, 1. io reported that at one of the salos stables in thiacily, an agent is employed to buy up horses for the South Carolina army, and that they nse ehipped from one of our own piers, Let the police look carefully to this, Death to Traitors.” Those who wish to mail thele lecters under the American Flag, ant inculcate in the mail bags the salutary doctrine above quotel, may obtain envelopes adapted to thir purpose, (of which seut ws) from the Stationers, imea bas been Board of Supervisors This Board mot in et Hoo ou Thursds: wtel ominittes of the Whole to csaniine the law in relation rt bby Ling of a uew ¢ wnt € da communication Us the re juesting with the Bord ia, carrying the report oft Into eftiet On tem . doen Be va, Clerk of the cer iu the S nent, wavexcuned form attendance on , Jou’ as the regent ocd hut der vier 5 gist ws usual, ‘The Bowed thea a, slay a Tesrenasee Martins. Tho various tem mon wutions in Willarasbu® pera « hawe, dur Pest winter, hell weekly meetings at th Vie . wal have To auirne Pow ote U\irnp Sears, he proclamation wrth itn of the United Blates of America, is aeall to man whe loves Liver men have at othe Standard wud not for jean tellowe 1, forining rica tithe liberty of very ine te repost y eltier ty (reon ot fat No. Lio Water . Now York, at present, is focated the head-quarters: for our moctings. Tho A lish flaics, with the notice unt Poin, Jeuran ALLEN, Asti New York, April 18, OX Wrosrspay were taken at the N pear the Navy yard, Broo) company La response D4 jean camp 1th Resimeut, aro the originators of the moveir of patriots have already signed Tue Heapquanrens of the ith Ward N. ¥, Union Volunteers, ix at Zt Hudson st, ‘Those who aro desirous to enroll themselves aro re quested to do so at ace, ws the com go into active service immediately, pany will be well equipped and oitics Tue “ Monrezema Barrauiox,” by officers of the Mexican wi to a full reziment, New accepted, by reporting at Ic Gardon,'14th street, near Gib Avenue, | By or der of Wat. H. Browse, Lieutenant Colonel commanding ; Wat. H. Diarrn, Adjatant, To the kditor of the Sun:—Let mo offer through tho columns of your Jour I, to the Volunteer I izing in support laws, tho livery #1 a place of ply avabove, Citas, Jonson, To the New York Sun :—Si1 i seriber, and ong who has bec boyhvod, but served in anoth. land), and whoo Gather was so al forarerly Sirember of the abe A vuunbee Ul, Tho come organized JF, will be increased. institution an Wath 7th A vous. Ap- An old subs Mier from his 1 for ae. Ayo! why, that givecourage. Lot ttm try mo! But they wont. Ihave no ebild oul, a wil anf T leave hor enowch in my absence, 4 fought in » Housres, ant am willing to O,ht for (ho country which has pro be ripen me those twenty-tive yours. TF was@ n nearly all that tine, say 1888, und be token your paper ever sin LT write this as wot ny other ay tenroll iu the dave of thi ¢ reand Btripes | My fathor was a captain in the British my and yainwt his rank by his braver Tserved in the Burmose war, aad sould like GL. to be acc April 18. {Our corrospondent will find in tho Following notice the thing ho wants. } Notice—-Oun Crry axp Couxray's De vexca Tuw Sri or * ld citizens, upwards of bela at tho Palace Garden, Luh between 6th and 7th aves, on Mou lay, th lay ot April at 7.39, for the purpose Volunteer fagiment for the defence ob tho General Government, in porpotusting our beloved nation, founded by our immortal Wasuixa rox ins his associates, under the oof Go desire of a number of old New York, April 18, 1801—B —Tn orde ment towards toldiers who from our eity, ‘ant whose leaving may rendor their families neody, | offer to contribute me entire reveipte for foes for tho next two mouths, Tho money As Koon as any responsibl ing the before mentioned Yours, &*. AY object in view, KENNEDY, Notary and Cominissioner, 153 Bowery, comner of Broome street, and 734 Third avenue, jor DroxMaAn has ron out bis dag. The Paes to whom. accoriling to Ou Uickory' tho city of New York awardod the gold maul box which Axparw Jackson DoxaLp ON took back to Tennessee asan, advertises Lr our columng his headquarters fur entistment iz the ot Rogiment, National Guards, of whict i Lient, Col, at Central Hx! 174 Grand at regiment is beariy jal, ant will muster to wisht and Monda; We trust that thr wen regtineat y ill gu mt 1 the hoaus @ qur ty SUN. : __ PRICE _____PRICE_ONE_ 1_CENT |} “entrance into the were amembled. A number of prostrations ha taken place, and many were singing over thos | | that wore smitten. All the ministers were soon ted to see that th ‘work was not of man, ed to them as it did to the disci plos when im i. At the very timo they on) } pasombled to pray for him, he came to th door; but for a time they couid not believe tha their prayers wore answored. I believe that no before all felt and ae kaoeledged that it was tho mighty power a “During the first week we were inf J chore! | , and could only # tervals of repose, Tho whole day, ys inna chiltren, elept at the chu ' inteuse excitement which existec art subsided, anc services wen | sant cana i “etre = ‘to his heart's content, (Kothunlestie hare erate \ is Oe of the United ®.Y. Soni by Major Dros 19.—Hditor Sun :—This ing at the Rastern Roxt- he following quostion waa put to a hard wortleg Trishman who, it tumed oat, belonged to the Ist Regiment of this city, know a; tmauch a pritate soldier is to reooive Anseer—"1 do not wv Or vate 0 to ficht for thom stars | Stripes that first saw when T landed hore 16 A sharp retort to the question, Mr. Jasrrn Waxpant, of prletor of w living sta ra Maine Artilery, now on their way charwisd not ene cent. of tho selt-sactificing patri- | From that fo Foe ey ee vo booa C4 a) it state of South poe agg rs al Letters from the People. To the Extitor of the Sun ~The recruiting the First Rewiment, National Guard, Col. Waa, Auiex, is progresing with unusual rapidity, ‘The men areal! ruudtering the, rendes qunctreds, wod the 1st fact that the stars and nl It ke for day, on nied, an sented many hours hed to Washington, is another inst: otiam of the © at first had in a groat our morning — and conducted with perfect quietness and do | L preach “at evory mveting, and the Bilan; poole appear to listen with profound attention, | fenirons to be mustered but to the stirring | et, for the cnrollaneat of members, from 10 A M to10 It was recommended yestertiy by Kegiment will pag sormpany rolls will be went toy Rivany oa wien © Regiment will deuttlem he mustered late pon UA ervice hy the first of next weelk {f not thia, fence desiroua of sect ing the on a? unruers and 10 filers, 2 M new converts— iving to all of us ‘aval and Military ser . and pon such terms Orbcers and me Nations! Guard, a City Arsenal, cv y of the First Re wemble at the Bw Yous, April 19, ‘The Loaner# Biba Law. incorporate “A Loarters’ Amodie ity, hus become a law, the Gewe tied the bill, which passed bots te includes the fol- ured that a work is be | mation of the re. oo will be felt through , Will ALLEN, of the Baptist Min Manchester, writes leas, have heard of ‘the re s excitement that commenced about five Sovs or New Evataxn, bi mostly of New E one of the N. Y. At the Avening Post ottic D. Trin, Law Ottioe, 7 w ‘i street, Trrerrieys or Wesronnernned ‘ousty will hold n patriotic mass ny | owing names as ineorporat Field, KS. labia, Trane Manchester, and | need in all the churebes and dev ne ee en See ee ntemoll, Abram 8. oes son, Ciara W D. bps, Sey an A. coos toconvey any itea of its baftt «all deseript otinyg are the opi ein it nought be but the work of make myself # detai's, being Grid, nd Uhett wenceinten ead wom: vatitu tend x body corporate, wader Anew ARBOC IN New York. The capital of said radial by subscription, mi to ame "War Items, FIREMEN are omzanizings ry compantes, >mposed of citizens over fur vnlistiment, has beon organized af thoroughly aca two weeks; an rit re # of old Westehes thareis mich here natal exe coing on at the honse » th Moore stre: ely, for Col. Kuisworra's waves, = The th ment ve fils for threw day and nighte | Ocegou House, exerremest at Indianapolis te ‘The volunteers are all anxious daily parade the streets, Witt Nor stick to the Stare and “t the atur especially, if not the stripes cing | tick to bim, 11 RETLDENO TRAD is represented as una. tis numbers of southerm down there, to avoid the terror in their own states, rie Grocer at Newport, R. 1. present al ministration in polities, ni he will give credit to those fami~ we whose heads have gone to ficht for freedam Sue | Bd the Caion, ruits are wanted to ll this A.D, Puree, € NPRRWRITENG AN ht under ite inthience, acverizod by most agee Pee ee day the 20th inst 1 When richtly directed, | srnment, the Union, iction aw il subdued feeling prevails, which ripens into in organizing the oR A PATRIOTIC Boston di A voluntesr for the war support his family, ious Reteomer | !? va calm but cheerful L tendering their “Finve New Youk Rerug Barranion. nt, and supply them with provisions in took Known to be in a state of anit labor with them ed Ride Battal A(T 13 EXTENDING RvEN te ; 80 much so that the H. e, one of the leading Philadele ida meeting on Friday 0 4 military company, \f th sir members havo already attached theane | olwes to a “cepted companten, apply who cane live foot seven verything will be hor particulars apoly ALL AGH, GIS Bro FikkMey te rue t Department for the thas, are reques not come up t K been reconciled to those been ot Varian q ‘This work preva mostly paper wl of Vine m tot on foreigners land are be collected on wery pemom any othor place than the Confed= The Union reqnlras every: \ a, for it has been fe and several members wh nic this tattor else T have wits by many host ing | rriving h ved anfaithe | site States, MAN, DRIVING A BREAD WAGON, af ov Wednoslay, was over fife and drum, war, and unable ays of momentous Gop is showin Sto attend ®t ‘with thy party tthe ers and was enrolled, (tit, dacwsonvintin Drarnn's Company of over sixty who left tais coun swore neirly one half marri more ways than istion charity tue laid hott’ at lation to the religi island of Jamaica, ww spirit of yeutleness, kindness and weeflonate salutation, it Warntiwe Canninr o V's heul every pop, in the tops of ss, with the ride, *SETLON to Issue letters of ‘outheen Confederacy adds new force te inst the South. As the in nf rope have wnanimously agreed ivate property afloat in’ time ef + which the Confederacy os orize to cruise will receive prompt f the Biptist Bo i "i ¢ i Beatty | teat the strongent | fe xertiment or ence of the sims of concubina: adulte:y, and the Jil » marry, immediately separate, and, ta fine clothes, juke steps to got | utho ht here within the last fortnicht, reaching us of ts nearer fow days before the appointed , it had reached the at Gurney's Mount, Tue New Ont roel the work x8 True Delta aa; moloyed inthe ck yard struck work, when a reduced scale f wajces was announced to | Insatisfaction exists, They oy for the secessioniats sings the 12th of Janu- ry, unspiking guns, mounting cannon and bullg- Ox magazines, and have received no pay dur ay oll that time, lo bd a toes are, f* t uiting officer, at Philsdelphia on of & Veteran of 1812, a a ae is too old, sir--we cannot receive “fT served my country once, and | ble and ithe to do so again.” aw forbide my accepting your service.” Md man, whose head and beard a snow, left the room mach mortified that he He declared that he wold insist upon being re it wervigo! This is the iter, to bring some of the ville; and happens tlemao, who was a teading al thoubtfulnese | 0 those parts to which the rovival cre tose’ Soe ny Freques ted him alsoto send dortses are well attended, arrived, the wi oeigh’ shan was astiry walting for the exe The church was til the strangers arrived, and to our as an immense ascmblage of people were ade towards us from different quarters, There must have beea gospel now come Tack Th hed are also re- nce, aml are secking to pected mosting. e_made by the stricken, “Fifty- PG finging revival hymns, thousands of people church whea all) had arrive to descriles the noise revailed, as the different were as white tad been rejected. it Washington, vory wide, uttering the most man prewat said Lin one corner of No sooner did they Born rue Noxru aANp tre Soorn think it important that they should conciliate furope. It is agreat deal mor eimoortant that “Lam not only anxte mus for the bordor states toc ome with us, Twill fier them inducements to come"—//on, B. He Til, Well, Me, Hic offer your inducements, vt us take a good look at them. . Hae they substance: ‘Tho secessionists oopressed under t they are now ox- zcising over the ¢ own people the most ineuffers | ‘They dony thom all Liberty of ‘hey crind out of ti counten thirteca prostra tho chureh at one obtain peace than they began to ent to turn to Jesus, +420, and others | iy hundreds moet in every die ‘They put their hands upon with inexpressible t call to them, he wants yous ften irresistible, otritied, and cannot move, nin a fow minutes he thing ix more remarkable irrepressible earnestness to Jiately after they work hero was when & message came church that the work had. us to visit them, 0, ant asked if any » make the followin. Pic wens spoceh, on Sacurd extracts from Gov, night, to an ene | jet him at the wr of the fall of Sumters | mough to cas an the zealous becan il government, and T have not beea sinnars to Jesus, im themaslves have come, ly two days old, froin a. Wesleyan Leyun here, and request ought and ¢ apecch. ho very soul of rrocdow, Prentice, Parrroris# counp Not be when we would triumph icht then be forced up want of cuales "asan opening voluntary ~ & The sun was dowo choi when we wurted to travel rough and precipitous road singin: some of the beauti ul choruses with which all hat alread arrived, just suc eran excoedingly the national ole, “ America,” And t that every heart responded to the nt, * Gol bless our native Land.” -be close of the services the organist oe 4s the sounds rolled dowm ie hten and the steca grow irmer, which walt that all wore patriots, Skomsstonist, Ooty his old somsenian, Juve. is rolled up in the cali, more exquisite plece va dovil himself would sind anldvods would ran from the is dss Lo escape the presence of a monster bent avity too hideous even for the damned te A monster ho, living, every icant should abhor, and who, when carese of mischief is en ted. ne dd go down tide of tims with Arvo H = ~nothiny tess than damnation await ai here ant horafter,”* Ww Outmame PAPERS are nel apne Tha bt at th iwosence-ef a: ee Te to not woe the heavy bat folk that it required time, e xa fit would bays becn made 1 folly to have 10 of indiseriball edashad heen wit He |S ULsit Columbia,” sued at Beowusvi'le two ° » of prostations oo sof thow smitten and every aldo to awaken it would have be ave and patrivtis yon work that was pronounced the Hut whea the propor time svas ready to strike the blow for | niopeatence of my country, | might, even if it le eat” applause.) thank God, the war it | i Ro em mand attention to t a se assembly appoared Mook aut rai gow Davis, the ic was soon evident "that fasion "was only apoarent, and that each ene Jin his owa departmont of labor. tha attention of tho asse »lon the preacher, and, ovesptin,t The interruptions oveasionad. by end others awakening th m fron their trad md tho service was cond men acalnst as ulti ly also @ rayed their navy Mad us bata handful of men | te, Hullo’ pride and what ith the bated institu th y supposed a we. aba in fact. iva soureo of » al iNe vy broak and returned to Bro hero the crowd wasatill assaabled, and work of conversion sgoia ¢ on, ‘The work hal not yo rescha ea, and many and fervont praye's by tho mombers 0 our church for that town were widrsaaod Wo Uae throne of race, ; ent of thy wee 1 w prayer-mosting, Hi avcompaoy ino, ant a lare nam. Wo wore followad with the earnest 9 of thy me | or nablnl was increased by little ban: yy ‘ani iy tho, tlowe we reached. the ably attended by buadrads was disappearia , and the ra@otins waa VAUD? gs! lox. Bow fie 1; wo have mot thea fn tho tasues th havo to tort ia tholr stronghol ly yt to subjuzate our country, them gal we here conquered, ) Wo have defeated their 20 w iw! woh ve tate the proud dag efthest rovehol Lucea, and be ) vas invitation eniaaenz hee ed on this carh wo have lowered it in vr bofore th» Palnet:o amt the Goafuterate dag cnt we have compelled them to raise om titel Wo ths white fig and ake ue Tho or Cas of Fort Monte cats it wis untenable and ‘atthe how Sumter as bis fortress, aud with tt whty | can at atch an ickoms are of th comrared wit Forts Shuster and @mmallest ima rinahle i port the wseurity of this city, ate au 4 asiew of alae town, wo were pro! ‘st. Phillip wooee thous ne See TO oY DOE CO