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VOLUME XIV. WEDnI SD AY MORNIN, .JULY 3, 1861. NUMBER 103.
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re are y,, It ii " ,ort er - f
I ..',:. .' i .- 1 ht }, ye Lot in that h. un
Ai , " I' - A.: t:'..t' none of -ouar Lithines.. "
I ,.1 ... l.... t1 n lhnn knnov-n to the pTi e, wai ti
n b r:,ii- 1 k,,i i, ,l^ i a watcrthman, ', i h ui, tlu tl l
; t,> - :..vt, wh , , lii,1at know lll. a.l 1 me
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A l ,,ver r-: !t the prli, .
ft1 _ "'.u. " S :%,van, urpr;,e,- at the tro 1O
9:4 rr~a~i" =':rpi alaer of the reporter, cuclectne I
' .-, ani ;,asked near I l with hi. elnub firmly
r'ra ' c a:, ,a trap wrapp ts roun hbi wrHit,
S ten,lt to inc ant . [I:-p.sn'er confesses there '
1, no :,:'n. h,:nve 1, en mnn.lh fate in tr..ng to ,'at away
` In: l en' .,i,¢a in< ti:ean, for the latter in a tall,"
her "t:, t : . w . pith c,)m.e name as n fast tanner.
hl1!. tlt z r i, let enjyd it ans n ,jlke hugely- -
' , L,,nnfaltai. ]n ,,"n 1 the Setlitr (;reys he n1t
' - ;, ..r a. a ti.'rgia', '1;, atre ted for having t
A i, " .1 :.t 11e loci'p:;t, the reprter stepped in
S-t anll 91, the wiuk ,ua et;y to tle clhrk and
1. ," d;,i, ; ". l a.'t, n r , n dw , n l.et
, , , e- .- - eon t e 1-l,-:, x 1d toll thi e A il
- ,. , Io e:.4ml ,, it anld be d-,1. IBilly Ear',
p .! ,d . . . . at n n ,,r":er aund sternly ordeu'ed him
tr. I;,anl - ",i. a:.r1 t1 '.a 1e le a faint of e .rehin¢
.:s . ,. : :, .. All loa ked at the clnol,
,r,.',n i: . h i- a: , ." a-ikcd the prinoner hik
we . " i.l',,' p:`" ,t:' - Il:, "o-hed tn he shto
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el terl i! lte vic i e.; )y o itf t 'Cre o oeeri to tloe, I
ttOO.l itltto 0110 1,1 opled
binl-'.t I .p0l h 0 . malth. i "inill-" a''ren! : thr " Ie
,: _ n" . v httoo. lteottd c,to,,nsvieto tle
+', i mr " n ]l [ I.:.' l ('lc - lc. .iIl llil 2d, ir o d
h-ving served a: a police
. i l :-, !aeed ctll in thlte wayt of how
1:)i tiu-* o ro) to the stnpid fcllows wlhn had by
,i. ,..:, ,',.: .ll~ mtit t of New Orlt eans. i le citi
,, . it hi aievement, that when the re
t c.. at o,: ,,pened, at an[,mrnilt-' earlydawn, he
. n' with nIat1ch : ,letie n l inforled thie mlail t
f'· l I i L le l adl a'n c .tt,': lld a hit fi' t ,lowi the (
S ;,> it ,f,, .e, at I 1 , M.ck il the morning, with
Sill p :tsii !rlibk and no on, which he had 1u
- . .,ollr d v , -tIb i t o,,,' so eo placl e in lhpe neight bor- 1
, il. " '1 S .W' 'licI1 tf a tn Tllno kin cela was h lhe?" o
, ti l'd l thr l . " ( IT, w{s a :;ntIl lacookinlg fel
lw. ,lir t ye 'OW t ll t ,i"hlb tllos .look like gintlltlet
ow.'" ,\vi h f,,r• (.'le: e t, he said, " I pc
Si,\ P l, it it', rt port,'" it t h, ilt, "i- ll en's paper."
-.e dia n' It ll tlhe arre I et nl ient lledl ilh , probably,
,if he t: over I~1 tolay', ('re-rent, he will find. it
letiei~,l tOi hls t ,tit-on.ta et, and himsell hlnoll raly
otilti'n. otitt, totot made olne otftite t ohe t bril
T'ffe l?;oriii at the t lo ant tpite re porter call t
no tl c ! e l, fi rt[at) keplt t u the ,jo etinmially re
1 ii. lrllill,,l, i tt '.talon ed in the tcllordeor'
o('. ) tili 11o o :Ioc1( ye-terday, to give his testi-Oo
l omy against the sulp Io-ed Lur lar "lie allrested onl
(':urn strop,. tl,
Tmil: Pr t'r i , rv PAI. -Mlany ilpersqons
tbo oied it, th phnit' yteliay inl the forenootll
lolttl o after mid-day itlte rain set ill, most inop
i otonly t 0ll r ined the piic i for t t day , st o far
nt ititg from the ,ity was cnntterned. The live-b
oa, nid the tents, however, saved the ladies and. w
I ttl,"i, ten; tfrm damage, and the picnic will be at
ne , the leshr brlL;ht or beautiful if the weather he t
f i t-td y. i'o hope to-day to see tile sun outi
a . out. It costs only a dimte to go
.c~tud :, tdne to c me- coop enough.
St i to fl of 'urs, if we said ot Monday that
.;. r01 e tIo the plienic would te froee, or if we
I e.l'.t'y i th'it who t we said o(n loonlay was0
n ,,ista':c, atnd that adtmi"tion would cost 25 cents.
F'or we are nw called upon to say that what we t
<:i1 esterdav was the a'ctual mIstake, and that v
tadmisinl to thl. pienic is free. heiug i it bit of a
moillol"' det the matter, we ni only say that we o
,di': t:now [0which of our previoa0 statelment witil
h,, 'imtlo tortott tooday. We cant only say, take
0ling an ext.a larter, and if said qartettr i'nt
taken .ot the t etc, i0vet t it when you get inside.,
Tmi: '.iri !it Fla Y'im.-Lat. evening, being down
town, wte dropped in at the Dtetioto 'ehoolhoatte,
on Mau0o\vil!e -eet, to se what sort of a show
the fair wat -the ,tirt for thie benefit of the fainlie
bo e ai-nott 00olu0 cert.
Theit l.o range o' roomt of tohe fht t toit twtee
, o:tm n . :, , ' ,, 3 ." -_ulnst Ug oi tite parat
tion doors, revealihng folrteell exquisite stands,
v bowers, or wvhate:er yon may choose to call them,
[ each rept'esenting a Southern State all tastefnlly
gotten ill, and splendidly dchorated.
, Tie Vii .i.i s .tant ... for it. mo.t strikin% ar.
avl cotton. We cr1d n.' 'any to are ice pro TrLFa
pretive trinaph= of tiae Far : but, as we left, we
sc. tro !, of rlal' ful c rolt girls, dr-s-,d: lkelk CAPT
bride. w,,arin; ilkn .a ., i on wii ih .,p ari di
ih g,,leirn let',.r" thi nanm' ,r( th1e ,lilrent. /outhern .
5+aes repr ,era ! a' tl.e fair. We will have sorr, -
tinrl' iiO e to ay a n t fair in t- orro s T
iy,. . Vh., .rohr.e. H. ,earI.t awl II, .. nl.+,, nard.
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a' , sl',i ": :u adr .Haii.u,.t -l, r h, -Ic l,,t r, for I
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a , , - I, gat t' -,, nei ,f i h aid I ,
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S .,ly L -t ocry w thr i llc 'ci wi rt a pri et:r to'
ci- un-cur Aicnc iob -nTi cl- td l c'ward .lativh on
r Tf I. rcnn . lo t ire mrir . a - :,'a r i sc
Tr, Bl r d ,!Ai!, c nr.ib rcccu ic .ric vct!
rirI . nen T l an la-o , a t tl ,e s to r e h e lr e t ta ke r ,
c-i"c11 rivc i et wit' fail tirr o ne tn tli t i! ,' ,
w ticu. tr t i lo t iy ti l(tn', t' c . fI a c oIutr m
no i lgh-'c ver!c ' e c inic to ai t r ic I-Iv i t i
oC, i'thcrre be i ci; raccn d tlu ii . i. h . a +.. ~
A i ciiiir. u ii n cit ciciicgiui 'a t iuc c:icv , uro r II
- i rc r t 1e - i t Ii - mice nt. I'! av "h ail. t!,,
ft .v n iiep1e-,In ar,, f. 1,h ot hI Board of ho
n4 riles 1,V I ll] oT.l¢ i 'ls la i' .fI ] i ,i t 'n , re c
.- 1-, ir, t. i th1 ,1 a ., A. k lucrhict tv e','
a b Tte B ,rue (',tor : cand It, iikewi~ e fnlni-h,:d
ad I cu - i .r
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ccc cv i- a the folowing: '
charge of the draining; iic chci iu the Thcird [l- n
ic- tc reuiintion atthtiring tc saci otd a c oiic ot
[ii, hbratio u i-c c ,cic t'th1.Ml- i ,ii iic iiii i t ti ble.
aa r.s+,"!utiot on etl iee!hing ceertacono1.tes ttf r,h'. Ion, her.
y.nr, . l i over. ''acy alo ol t o eo oi' o'totit eO ll;'o l a
t'tItn l ijotoyto. o , t llt.
tI. otnotI le the rtd0i0n0'O't'e t weeto introdunt'dsedi
by Mr. il otz, for regulating the salarws of the i
cit '-.iee't'. i' s et-Ille' to ni retat' rt hl.
oilh. fiih oleda. lbtiltt a Ill' i to reltn le anid t
esol'ioo flo n0lting a geonral rett'ho e(atyotl
ct' tle d -o ot ito'' lto e cthh'" irmen of' it', ilne to
(" ll·nit ees haltl o.1 ta e iL emi lnlllt llmni.ain to all z
,tite o'ttoI c lt ootiint t tei ' toIloillro I* aV olul t oly le
th e o iol to lfo Ito t '' vulln tee tiid l y,
to r tI l se t t r e d u t ' I n i c e nt . o i
A lengthy deb la the icicle hiiter was
Teile C itte e i aiia ndt, .. ed
nI rs Ih I IOhlvt i l Zh h . I now l onw li th tle
ivee Iorenai hren lllnt gS, Ulig a b it a :, notlie in a
l he waty ot baitlio '; i o stoed. r seAi, a l, .l teli
it'ltoo' .to llo O ettlem nt otl nIo ' It0i ,t - I O t " teloit
tfor oui'ln lg ilO n hoste for i:y me , ,i",a.r-Wg ii, af 00'
'Oitll.tol,' seo t y'ti'; odotittdt Aso ,oncnt'lta hee
t i rl tt't ot ln 0thl, t ro tn t tin l to' t f lt
to lfloaa rthen woet t no t Leisrcet sessioe, afoorte
whiei the y a tdjourned.
,tn Hiaings ade et AI.otI 000. -.o 0 qmno0r00 ofrti
this hnu'd in e o l t o evO ling.i. t o
T e Ilitly t 'e lP " er's i(o tle p-how. d that tax0 00
pylfl) l'V . atny lp b'lt ti' llly withl folo I"IoIt i rito to
In t 'ere In ga;lg l btll Llle' oil hAIed of t, 1,( .-i. Thp
'report oi was i crllrted tp l fina ml ce t'hles t It de.
ow qr~loli to fo htn oottt most w uinntotf ,f
'tohe toard of AXld, 'rmoeo, by se.soog , aosked t'en
. ... tooe t i lr orto ioo t to l fitfollows; : 'To accept the
seemiiea of l). Sinnotot, S. l lord ad .ioes 1t.
f' oylan, as Depn ty Street fe'toont ei-ionlo'n ~ to
id, tiono te flitCly Attor an y to take ici'naei,.'Oy
oostept' to wideno St. AotdtooW st-reet; to permtoo the
i laie to hlod . pi-nit at the city late,. All eon
t e ollred itn. The r0000o tton n lper ittiig fn o o f Oilo t no
to n gtive itl flloo asoeeio on at tie 'lace d'AIrnles
000w t laid oo n he tabole.
i%. reslutitol Ito ' pai tiht e mo or it of tothe Potoioh
foif at Il exl e lse n ott exceedillog -foot , 0was
or A ln o tnotttto to the I oard to On join it floe loorthtot
0of oly eo't tt oote t ants' p a Lo .ewis, 'o s read'oo and
A petition for '.Oo to aid in the propel' oelebrat
oe tio raofol'io ,Iollt tioat fCa lo Lewis, WIas o cl o ed tt of
otat te Fti000Once Cotn tee. o
i teo Fintnt e Coooniltee presented hile nvlho
ol' ! in to pay bills; t lso it reo o hltioo to io o 1
00 Poli,1 'totn fnoonoIlfftoo ono $?110 for it[ ietts ''ee0 ve0
toon the oc.'it'ge of his 000ty. All adtopted.
To To o'eyo'rt of the Connmitton on Str'e'etot nl()I
' ,io fladings, antol a few renoototiono of minor imlport,
were reod land adopted.
Thle ordbioanee fir gRiving rioht of way for new
braoihes oof toie city eaiholoaods throngih St. o'httooletoI
orn on Apoolo, nnio thctnglfoit onhus aInd CarnOndole'
se, reets, wascalh tolorl utond o olrlde the speoitl order
for the next nooetioog.
T'e Pontol toooo a meeos, to aowait botosiness front
to r io oordl of Aldoormen needing t oootoo'oenoe. Th' e
Blonrd of Ailderooen ooolldn it tontgool' sesoion thaon
ar oonol oltt finally goig hinto st ecrf seto son, tile
tis, I datft oelieve 'os any use in vccinatiof', saol
'o, an ord lt dy. T hodl a'htilof vnccinatted, and it telli
o'fy ouo tt the ooinnto, it week after, ao d gol kitltd and
'.- oen [ttoo oolt rat' Sp ' i, h.C s find ir r" "ceoo of
:::t r,# y ,<,,k ;(, r;:,,; ,:7:.;. ?,. : , c -.,n:
T-L.FG'PHED TO THE NE.H OtLEANn CRESENT. tlenmat
.-u or.. spy, w
CAPTURE OF THE STEAMR ST. ICHOLAS of Atl
AND THREE OTHER PRIZES. ,,1,,:
-na
I. 'L AND INTEI'ESTING PAPTIPUAf.1tt =.,t
,n 1i1t
AI RIAL OF FEOE ,'L PR:SC'IERS AT RICFVH'Oi: D t, a in
-.-.. ... .. eut.
fo t r : o n or. o
of till
: , I.- A "\ , .." r ,l· r': , iJ r .li id·on- pl , o,
f ', . o, , h ,ott_, ben `thee"
a m e o,with several sta.:
ok lou-.:go for Pi~ i,:, 1 . 0I!,ia At tor t' otto
I,, N,:, Com .',,lor,: ffollin3, with the
c ...r-i tv: 'n ",!,..tot.I : 1·: Qb-,- otly tlte whole cuOo i
SI r. ., -lve and took care o the Ornen
;. ,: ýr. m . : : ". . b t Ii":,; op -itiotn. fo r
; i:,,yv t,,r' a i,~ a.'nore talrk fwil th re thn toand wl
1,,g, I. t cuff"e, aildtwo s,-.:uoersq o, ne dnTab with priie
, r toitt two h'.;lred? tons of :..oal for the Fe eral togt
S l thr1e oth,,- ize t were .t o ,lr-ld on theI
1i:',- ,ilTltl l :,. aho.e :hr ConIeledrate t at
t.r '.., a . i t, o St. tNi.:'..t was btrought to Frede- rgl
:T e I -",i gho!n i t a val,: ble mail Steamer, and t I
is beliv:ed to have r-n board interesting dilpati;ho, . who
in ray; and a v, lable f r',io ht. The prio zs Is of t
vaHo .i tia t H I '.r hul.lr"e, : ..t-and dollars cer
't Coanmulier l:qlin , With thle Captain of th,: . H. r
, N ,r. :-l, i. tol h:1 oatiernolon. o r e t
. reot -a, thOt Capt. Thomat wasodyion oii .t d to
S~ r , lal and .that Commander Ho, in t
:r t, z,"' her as it Parhaa nien o ntance whom fe l
r v. h,' d k lo n l ny yeanr o rains in i nighor - tenh in
rr,.-:. r:tia-, t, 1 t;., ai n o t ook posesi ton of thet o t
tis, . f noenent. fmoo
l ~tro teo Aro'tfot frns t tono ,a i tio
t ak o\. . of r San Ho G e r amar are oWinth i
-.c:V;,I'll , olt-tioh , in thie penitentiary were dgt a
- ..-. ... (a 120 fire thh ,f r,,.
\V ,- h g: hlrd taasntb ve rainin n tisbi nteighbor- et s
r 000000 g Cn to fo' 0"n Mor.e Rrrooa'ts
t. oe. i r f or , o oo ,nter t from ianao io ta o
t ele a of ' ah e Schooner 'Tropic Wiod, t o
toon tn t 010-I pltrlet iit lit 0re l tttiti h u 0
tot", ' oo. .~ , lt.d y 2 .-- T .tord troy theas trii oeh o -
u . 1 ter i{r'i o:~ 1 _t,100 h'te Chte critiso on0lo 0010o0e
s o. opoe',,.t , o te. lNy o, ny" t(1 ' trn oleloeral l ot rin
S olau otl o Ii,,S,,! a lt t.. , t: o ' tinotton has ti ,:t to
rca.e and -.ven ba in ef the master oft
til. Lilo v -el.
Arkansas Calls for Ten orte Regiment.
hu , July . \anar call nfte teo atl. coo
Sti mi regi : 0t tg ''"t 0 m 0 etedate service on the
l et v le oere to-night. 'tit
t of'' teiFrom Pr it e't ot t' M ti ft onroe t I h
Ir ( ,. :T i< -ttr,"' ..i-ly I - - T p lttaraeh etts -
lbohnenth to o00d oeyrd t .apton, Gen. 0 tlerot
l dtnli of thao Pe'i etO of . t Raook of Ovonna t I
h i vt l rig.e with a battery has crossed
l it t)t ltaltI 0, a oo ii: o ltt i iof oto t.o t
t e I tlu ý". retnl'i Oi t o the Nalvy. ('lnttnlore i
Li un s . i t1. t
xF~preess, Foestl and Osher Arrangemnents,.
1.-it-ti -toayn. Si egre eie.-e et,]resoeed toi
hi,, .aercil- - letts-r ia'liesi (lesf lanr'yrst Ne.li
til., i-iioreb-e to -tee lt re nor i wrnt ott
nlll-t ih- an c.. lll eini ld by t iteen l e nte . Forei
Slett rs mnqLt haIve in atoite5l to teli.i anl1nt Ile
i olle . rel sll stite envelopet ase N tlhey Nlre
tsen o· h;t- h-i s wrilte n tlhi lct to pLa ny for N.S, Irel -
cr'a esehax~. l l' 'ee''elt ".i . .iI.[''
-snc[1r ci tie Nte Onsaev Asseeiatted Press tore i
L il.e i-i n. ii. dlii'slt:thres Werse recivtl yester-c
td:y ietf rnooel:
Frors' iissaouri andr Arkansas. 1
,M[,3 ,1 , ,i y 2,. -.3in expre s has ,arr;A'ed ,al
'Mc it ai-oeu n of the -acevns onl eilh side of thru
Sti.O i-siiii t-ti
(:iI. Iuril e ned Slont-irOl nery, the Atolitio n it s.
ai 'e 1 ",ll la l',ll'~· sth hliiiei .1 - t[l toceIv llrh ieeoie
t"(:I Hl :l e teeh]l tIlh i-- i-o d s[ proct ttl; lii St
': ,1 [1 .~ll il: I (:i~lll~lq,) rll'endozvolu prolllptlv
al. etsvill e, drtie iecli the iitlvaetl s ln ll
-tt he I .- l ll'uiac
Reports friom Wnsaington.
SJul 2. The ship -t. Nieolstas Ihas
hel qlz,=1115d hVy "tl~llerlolr;, tt'.
1'N i iii-rn!lnt i i. sIillui"uLtlns wtill ie .onsiderled s
till i it"tihe ii I1 -l iiisr.ssiini if (-lg'el
. sul 2 le I. lcrlstlts ant
iiii l · i itig s wit in tei.n
h'.I "o 'd.el t e sem :l er ( eorge yage is cruising II
1 ('I. ,l(Hl e i st e li Mart teylaed sl eights,
It. t cls lsp-elll-'s PJerlry.
S - M ,,s s \S r O. Ii ll let . tf S sol e h ( I r os in ln - ne i
tP Icllery '-test fit n.I t l.Iea sle elsloc sIssctste[ i
ealleged pllie .
A Citizen of Richmond Killed.
Al.lreAllseer si.p.y 2.-- Itecry I'. hilntr-e. -aiti
zAl i.ii sTeoews rilled tlle nttCkinsg tile
I 'ed ral llikei s.
t Sailing of U. S. War Vessels.
The srt.lnlierse I war I'rcalloatss tind I'awnee
thil t t sailed fi r MStetias Point.
Speech of Blair, of Missouri.
lie e ixr.nd ,hs-idt e-a-Btsis r e s cit. Itig w
ot lel: ted l rs Ilir htl, o le ltis e a t e lst .o t l iei
Frdlhr c u 1 ) .1 lir. e It ihttret isitret i f elre ..r
trr s Imrtorrlnti e thlllitll uply of S.lltl I lilll
s-i-i ci -et-e~llr pirscttkie55-5 s '3d'it-ist-rtii, tiess de-ir
lsthl'r h ieri it n it te n e t r tst o t
ean lnte estob e Iit . ity on.
(.11(' IIV Ill~ lllliit e a (:onpror ll~ie, nlldlrll ln litlhlg
ti The Seizures of the Shp St Niclolas.
l ratn l. [ W nl , Jhey 27 H -- . H C.l Remli, on ti le,
li.test-hoste (]sceelrstisttise iss YIses;I. ferdtlsel
sit sititelrl0 hts.. Nl'hsietlie 0I.1llT1treerssedIts sea
pieCllpert rsatoR Irnes erperl nnlnr
trsel. hli l h iirt alll Otie TSeot, ll.t tooer(sileln t
Irard slre scw sIsctIiri -hd i2--sly n-slie siclsnif Stint it
t in of Inlet !y wn 1 r i, Nc-wset.
- W ,, l :-j')tl. ,I. C. Cl',emnnt l-es
An order has been given, to supply the whole
force on both sides of the Pototltac with extra ra
tions for six days.
Gen. Patterson's delay in advancing keeps every
thing waiting. The Government i- decided to take
him out of the way.
It is believed that a general advence will occan
o. the tth of J:ly.
The Traitor IIurlbhrt.
From the Atlanta (Ga.) Intetligencer, of the 29th
nlt., weextract the following letter from the gen
tlernan who had charge of Hoarlbrt, the Abolition
spy, when he wa. sent to fPichmond by the Mayor
of Atlanta:
etretoc, Oc, . " 'ta 2t, 1051.
r" t: ý:. .7 :fý.i i. ty[ ;ir",? tto- :t A'nar.te, fttoatta
In acrdacre with your orders, Mesrs.. Boggo.,
:Mirnt. Hnr icott and myae!f, left Atlanta, (oa.,
rn t:c eveni-ng of the 21st inro., in charge of W.
H . Hfrlhnrt. for Richmond, Virgicia. We arrived
in L.ynci;brg, V7irgiia, on Sunday morning, the
^'d inst. where we were ob'iged to remain over
tii1 Mlonday morniag, in coraelo ice of the trains
not ruenir, g on that rotal on thnetahbtath.
-;: arci: d 'n thie city.on Monday, tilea-tth inst.,
a ha.f-;-t t o' 'o; I'. '4. I.favitag Hnrlbart.
in c car se of M ft"to. - do. f',s, W. .ra o a 'td H anni
Sr:ttr, f pro, e¢.edar! irnme tdptay to t'e quarters of
l're.int Davnl, an reipor'ed my business. The
l're -ie :t w:: i ,r kin,' a- to give me an immediate
am rli:.e.s. t xam ,inrt hinm ytl " -r !r. the letter
ot lin. . ft . Yancey, and' tha, dnspatthee, elx
p ainy to irae, vnly, tej whoe a oa rtifulelare of
Sthe osT:get.r we h the fete' cframvn ont in the
ea :nln ti on bly the committeeih At. ta, together
Sith the state of teeliag which exi-ted in oor com
fith1 Preident examino d atl tahe naners and dia
pathes n; eonadliy, and iistened att:ntlvely to my
S1i taterent. He ctaledin eontltatiron Mr. Toombs,
'i cretary of State, and aLter a raf.re: weighing of
the whoe case, thae Governonmen cate a the con
1 e!utont tie' fIarlbart was a dangeroos man, an
I nemy to ta I otlt and that he ogiht to he helt0
ft r toial. Mr. B ejamin, the bttorney-General,
Swa ait o conosulted, to I have noe been tally asp
Spried of his opinio ian the ca e. e. W. .
a noe. bAsitant Secretary of State, cs nat con
i hated hy tie Government. yet he gave it a his
Sopinin, an td exporeserl it with great boldtne, that
Ht i'lart was a friend to onr glvertement, and
oi.ght t, he releaved at once. I take occasion to
oay tha: fr. Browne is the onty man in.or out of
d the Go:ernmen, that I fhave nte with in liebmond
SI who dares to extres suech an opinion, in the face
of all tile facts of tihe ease. fPresident Davis, for
tert.in satioefatc ry reasons, contluodd to tarn
fttrltturt over to the authoritie. of the State of
rIacaitest of t'e President, M'. Toombs aceom
t atrn,,d me to aov. Letcher, bfclarn-whom the
nriiLo!e case wan laid. Gov. Leitcher came to the
csa.in- eonclteon concerning tlte carn arrived at by
i'1a.ilent Davis ooan: Mr. Toombt, ord determined
a to aerd llaIhnrt to Charleston, on the warrant of
t Jntde Gilchrist, Coniederate Statel Commissioner.
Dt Di-atthes i ate been received lram Charleston,
frotn the Conftderate States Commi.sioner and
iotlaert to hold fast to Hfrlbhnrt. at they want him
in thait .ity and will he probably be sene to South
SCarolina in a few days. I'am rciceated by Gov.
Leatvet to remain here fer a Jay or two, until a
r- til tli.po'ition it made of Htrlbort,
Tie outside feeling in this city against, Hnrlbart
is cvery strong, andl if turned !fose here, he would
no doat t he sutanarily dealt withi. He in looked
uon la-re by all persona, excepat W. M. Browne,
as . a bold ant andaions man a bitter enemy of the
S'tRlth arn her institutions, an Abolition writer
t kuotatn to the North and to Ecrape for the past
Intwelvie years, and a wholesale .tlande.er of South
of era men. In person and mananee, he has all, the
apeaatrance of a gentlemtan. lHe ia a fine scholar,
atn tar, of very suoperior talent and. eccomplish
mento, and of very inoinualtg adlressa; il of
liwhich taken into consideration, thakes him far
moe re danaeroas than an ordinary mann would he.
It it hoped jostice-wall be meted o.t to him.
,a.. BASOFORD.
In an editorial notice of the above, the Intelli
1 genear mtakes the following pertinentuemarks :
Aor And who is Mr. Browne? And how comes it that
e thit spy it his friend? Why should Hnrlbnrtso
eranretly de-ire to be sent to Richmond where his
" fitiend a Browne was? Why should BIrowne, the
S i..ier" of the spy, tithonut bhta eonsultfd, thnus
U sutre to obtain aurlburt's releae at ofce ? We
mean maore and we know itre than it is desirabhle
mto e ' at this time. We only say to :he Charles
ton Ofretlr, "here to x wwdenin' of the aboli
tiln trail." -Mr. Browne, tlike :. . :-trlburt, pos
taya nac-c a flacite Ie t IeWe ai knee aith what ease
- certain a tcnmptithed a " ptrofassionae wtiteros can
lpnt both sides of a pi,:tu-e. ?dr. Browne wan,
the totce aoittetetl with the N'-Gv rort lonrnal of
I'omner,., wh,.n that pap..t .. -oset tile South.
ttdt . Irow.toe is a fro t E nltt , Po i,ot o :f we are not
reo mitaken, Is veryt intialnte w:th ..e"ain parties in
lc- .t:dinthnrh.l lee maye bl,: :le-, He maybe
thle tnpa of o lint . nrt. But ih.:rt is ta0 maih at
stake to jtcaily errem -tn. B:ore :o oo near our
(Glovern:mlelnt, ca lainilir w:,e- l.rt plans, and by
ttett it.l1eat e in the idatie D,;t ' tita: has too mnnch
re pIower t t',) 1,ff 'e and! d...:crali:: i ont foreign
to Ie r,,;op rem .':: iiny, Of ote thing
in e If l', ilr' la nult it t,, he, t;c 2 -'." n secretar y of
-tat,:ll ' the I ,,:tllidenoII.r ! ;' : e' the Premie"
a ol tId * -.oq: hor rn t ' -laat et.a
iTE r K,!' K.' I nKY Ycr-P. i!:..,in of th..' folt.
.1.;t Cri , . .--Tl, ',. r r1r 70 letin of the
2t ith ut. !.as the ti !owtting h':gLy i~Jortant piece
: o :, l t "e'~ Ced yei tefi nay e mar o.,, , ,it i a gentle
tua! j:ilt fr.mn N:e:!ul;v, and glar'..rd several
iel, l li, orelp.. }Ir. iritteaL .1t r resent po
s it io n l . a s e x fl a ieii d , " 'a d -i t 1:1t 0ir hl d p o l it ic ia n ,
i . thus lined 't 11i to'il pr_'te 'at the Northern
lCougre.' o halli r:ort.i' e % M,,hern Confed
eri ". llad ltat i hallIe aI e ,;t:ed to the ivote of
thou ine iei o0 . corytd. i Klr :talcky and Missouri,
n tth,-r tilt .'miLl ',i.n ihi N ieri n .or Sonthern. -
h;olernment. :lehis proitabiti, l 'ilis, Mr. Critten
dell wllid rlherl hole o, tnint.' te stroandard of
iriti.a ini'. at d on coith an i.,a1e we m learn from
the oit forlllmd sioureOIsl no::li eky ill go for
Avilnnililn by at leas0 one iu M Nr='] ho-aorid. The
pi.,o le ot the northoern pIurlion ol eiontun ky are
represeauted to he warmly attached to the saouthern
calne anld thae cause of their enly ropresented,
is the unormtod/iud utoo eloci. te1 .0n:li ion of their
bo"der. uilt, when Crottesen'8oi ail'.poition fails,
the peoplel of Keutucky will r:hi to arnms with
e.t 00 adl lt 00.i 1otl for Oljr3iy there has Otever
0e a , orrallel. We.are 0s.11e0 0 that, ,r. Crotten
d m's position is that of aa oven,'" rerieg majority
of the Union men of 1Kc1r0 a .. 'ti position of
tile (.r;usvile Journal an01 ,OlniOly, si repro
bated as being but l slight le'iov fI'ro m o bolition
iC--
Itr"otllr.\ 1'T 1rO:1 1"I000 1). n.--fi'he oico phis Bel
letin of t ehe 8thi stay :
A S uth len gentleolnu, nnhi l teiy eonnectd
with 1 ile Ftderal army, anT whl o n ojortned several
h.tali io oatlietnore, r0l1ort. t Ohat the"roother caunse
is "progressiog finely in la.;ylandl. .3esldes the
acthon of the Legis:ltlh'e, alr eadry noti.r.d in the
It illei , weo now lear1lit tttherel are 30t,110 Sowth
rnl toul, inhlt ltimolnote and 1contiguons 7ortioas of
SMa:'vhuu wihO have aurned them,3elvea with the
0 iheitan of the mnost h ppodol pt'eron, which
Stlhty h:.ve ben clonpelled to bury, _nd now drill
I rric'ely l aIt withouot guns. IOe are that those
tiotvole Malarnders are only :.waiiul1, the resnult Of
thel brit juont in Virginia, ad in the event of the
'fit lt' th N.,rthorn trooos,owrhi h they couidentley
ls iloOld t,fir bnriedl 1r0l0 .;l!w be rcanrraled, and
tht fly1in 1 Federalists will be snltten from iMans
d sal to lllltnimore ! This inormati;on, iiuwhieh we
fully, woalide is only a 0orr1bor1L;on oo the iotelli
.t . previoosly .otunluui,2atg'd to the New York
Tlribl 1e, ad publisied in yesterday's Bulletlin, to
t lle lie thatotli tie withdrawol of the l'eneral troops
would indl e a seco0nd BathO mew 1 masacnn re in
ig tile Monnluental ('ity.
gI, 1lr.III-ras ENTi tI 'oll th-We w earn t'oom the
3 Charleston Courier of the 27th' all,, that a contract
u lolas been entered intol, in taut city, for ercavatiug
the `t. Johns andl Inrliau oI:,. Cranal; in Florida.
The Courier says:
l- Tl 0cnn tractor, Mr*. fce, 'e W 1 ' trr::l, has been
he bxte.ivelyi engaged ill raioade and other punblic
woluli , aol, from hi well kd nown ex ' eriuce, en
e • gy and ability, whe hlave t Po.rta the wrek wiU
be ,spl ,,ill and s dltti.fJicor ly :3111mle~ld.
0 ie Tli coltlrast a1lountl to nea''ly one million
ddscs, aIr ni hetl omnll1te) 0ii0l .01 1te airkhet
Dewer.+[ mlil .olns (o. ul'es of the ianest laens in
ti I : hie growni , u ellle sp 1)11 ly of veg1tahles the
v. yar r llo, e1lllnd i , 0, e t 0.,0 no ^'itricr.
"i The akin ,t ti colct rthn emgen cyi isnt.
die 'OPd thlt Iel on 'to- i l }1 inlo 0i.3a1 nroat.tt ed in
tie the onddo.rl'r0 0e.ýttc, tl:al Ii s 1 toeparatioht
igh from the North lad tho wai' h 0 ben atit'ne o in
n0 r 0 w s..:O- ill tl h 01opiS 0 ou no reo3hrgen. n
]ir"'lzusutouth ertsiroudcllt .t th. Fichmond Ex
th e aline'r, in a l 'tter daied J Iun I3t1h says:
ves- At 2 o'clocke yesterday thesloop of-tera 'Ierznaa
Sto town as swecr'e- .':ully ri-ed. Tih\ie dal:nagey to this
filu,, vlsl are, ' i raid, mu.. .les0 thau to either
tile MeII'iti.u or,)1' the P'lyaloth. bir,0e thCe.e three
s sps 1n('.) :t f e sit:l a.e of th, river, matters begin
isle, i t,' 'via .... r": Il,:ch a ill the days of yore. rPhe
. !1I, "- l ,: 'ý lh'd i=aril , h.' p d xatat'. lti:t i ot yet ss
.e." : , ,'ti, of tile lrecnisite; to eile;ct them; bh t,'
le.-', (lu}l.r;.':o s ,hvern meet int ilae ai:that bath the Cer-ý
it -; t~,,n n .'.-1 I'Jr 1'itu t L will be in readiniess for
,t it '. _ . si, t " I o cornt flor tuh r. who noughtr to d.
0, . tt ,, " - n1 a matter to hi i atprentieo bOy,
1,1,.- , ' .. .. "',,v. 1_;: ,er" :,, lied the b1oy.. y eII)
hu ['.I i:a1~~1: , [. .:u e 1 ,.-1 .l'-- 1 1,: 1 !"