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Intbictit
SOMETHING MORE VALUABLE
THAN SILVER OR GOLD,
=3
IT WILL RESTORE THR4EAS,
DINSTATE THE BLOOD IN ALL ITS ORIGDTAL
VIGOR AND' PURITY.
PROF. 0. J. WOOD'S
RESTORATIVE 'OittqiL,
BLOOD:RENOVATOR:
Is precisely whatite ;same indicates; for, while pigpen
to the taste, it hi rirvimifyilig; exhilarating and strength
ening to the vital polders. It also reviidfles, reinstates,
and renews the bloodinull its original purity, and thus
restores and render' thiSsystenit invulnerable to attacks
of disuse. It ,is the o.dy preparation ever offered to the
world in a polinlatforbi so as to be within the reach of
all.
Fa chemically eitiCakillfully combined as to be the
most powerful tonici - and.yet go perfectly adapted as to
act In perbei wefeeidance with. the laws of nature, and
hence soothe the - Weakest atop:tacit, and tonelip the di
gestive organs, and alliy all nervous and other irritation.
It is also perfectly exhilarattng in its effects! and yet !tie
never lollowed by laesitude or depression of spirits. It
is compoied entirely of Vegetables, and those thorOughly
combining powerful tonic and soothing properties;' and
consequently can never- lujure. As a sure prevenUve
and cure of
CONSUMPTION, BRONIXDIS, . INDIGESTION v .DYS.
PEPSIA, LOSS OP APPETITE, FAINTNESS,
NERVOUS IRRITABILM,
,N NURALGIA, PAL.
FITATION -OF 'IUD' HEART, MELAN
CHOLY, HYPOCHONDRIA, NRaIT
SWEATS, LANGUOR, GIDDINESS,
AND ALL,THAT CLASS OF OA
SIE SO PHARE CILLY.,FATAL
CALLED FEMALE
WEAIENWSI AND
IRReLLARIr
THERE 'IS NOTIUNG TIE EQUAL.
Also, Liver Derangements or. Torpidity, and Liver
Complaint, Mama of tile 'Kidheyd,' or any genera Ida.
rangement of the Urinary-organs. --
It will not only cure'tt ' e debility following Dahill and
FEVER, but, prevents all atiacks arlAng from DiMungdg
Influences, and sure the dlaeple3 at once, if already at
tacked. _
TRAVELERS should have akbottle with them, as ft in-
fallibly prevents enyAretertous consequences following
upon change of climate and water.'
As it prevent§ Oriattiraneed,Strengtbens the digeitive
organs, It should be t 9 thohandsiof all persons of seden•
Lary habits.
LADIES not actoptoptstd to outriloOr exeroits, should
always use I.c.
MOTHERS should usetihr it IS &perfect rellef.,Taken
a month or two before &RUM - idol, she wilt iutits the
dreadful period with perfect ease and safety.
There is no mistake about it. ,
THE CORDIAL !S OIL NE CLAIM FOR
,- --110THRR8i TRY IT!
And to you we appeal, to dental- the Illness or decline
not only of your daughters before it be too I.te,, be tale°
year 1011 a and hUsiradh l (or while the former from fel.e
delicacy, often go ontr-to a premature grave, rather
than let their condition belltnowninilme, the latter are so
Often mixed up with theteXeltement of business, that 'fit
were not for you, they fro, would travel in the same
downward path until It to too lobo to arrest their fatal
tall. But the rather is always vigilant, and to yousee
confidently anneali-fiw we are sure your unter-fainag
&deaden will unerrloglyen t• you ni Frofeselr WOOD'S
RitsIORI4I.VC CORLdA HICOILIVATOIi as
the remedY which aboard, btkalivaYs en hand In time of
need. • • •
head what the Preeit say after thoroughly testing the
meter, and no one can have a donbh ' •
PROF. WOOD'S RAMRATRII CORDIAL —Te , ree
corded in classiesthat Farb° wasonce sent to a climate
warmer than MINOS! Indies to immure a sample of the
beauty of proserpine •in is hon. After some delay the
meseenger,returned, and, es 06QU as the hO ef 'the .boit.
wee remosreit•Otit dew ail' the file: that Rash la heir
Fortunately hope was found,. In' the bottom of the box:
Prof. Wood's Restorative.Ckirdial rovieres the recollection
of the story, for It invigorates the blood, aide mei organs
of digestion, imparts strength : to nervous systensaand
&wades the chadel of healthAto'is billd defiance to the
assaults of disease. It s ima-lieelthrtoole, composed Mr
tinily of vegetable productions and while it to exbilara.
Ling as pure wine, no iMerious remelts, Call poesibly follow
its use it Is desideratum in the medical world, and
those who are afflicted with loss 'or Appelite, Dyspepsia,
Consumption, Faintness; Giddiness, Neuralgia, Pollina
tion of theater. t, so., will here ho d an triallible panacea.
'St. Louis Daily Express.', _
MIPROF. WOOD'S Itta'TORATIVE CORDIAL and BLOOD
MOVATOR is, without doebt, the best Tonic Cordial in
the world. To those wino are soaring from general
billty pre would recommend ita use; Mr, while ills pleas-
Ali to the taste, it is strengthening to the system,;and
will at once tend to remove ail imp urities of the bloodi,
and eradicate all traces of disuse. It osn be taken • by;
the weakest stomach, while Slime-to good heal h will at.
one, feel its exhilarating Virg,:. WeWre confident , that
after using one bottle of this-cordial ,none will be, for a;
day without it.—"New York'Leader.V:,
A PURR, REALTIEY VONI%; and one free fritin'th
deleterious and injurious; effects mare to fellow .thecie
ordinary use, has long been felt to be a desideratum in,
the medical world. , iluotk it UMM, id ono so skillfelly
combined from the Vegetable -- kingdom m as to act in per
fect accordance with the laws er natUfe, and thui soothe
Me weakest stomach and - Attila - smite time allay um
yowl and other irritations, and tone - pp all the organs of .
which the humus honaed ; ;is o ff ered in Prof.,
Wood's Restorative Cerdialen oott Renovator. Hence;
it is perfectly adapteillto'cld and young Reader, try it,
Thousands have already, dcate-lso, ane . the teMirininiEls
un i versal in its favor.—ii New York Atlas."
PROFESSOR WOOIPS - OgSfORATIVEI CORDIAL .A.,N,b 7
BLOOD RENQVATOIt;for theocure -`ot General Debility, Or:
Weakness arising front skit celisi,shiri'Dyspepsia ; Nery—
ousness, Night Sweats(, ntAklasumPticitio..Kivor..
Complaints, Billommesaeteris of appetite, Female Weak...
nos, in all its stages, ahlo,,to preueat.the contraction hr
disease, is certainly Mabee. and Mosel agreeable - Cordial
tonic and Renovator ever.tdieredtb the oftintedi and so
chemically combined cupto be the meat powerful tome
ever knowu.to medical Mimeo, Reader, try it. Is Win
Do you Gloom We have no henitaloh, in recommending'
it, since we Icribw it to be a 211110,1pletinknt, and s u r e :re,
sal for the distaresjerturnerated: o Kow York Ins-,
plef I;7e noticing a patent Medicine,• we have to bd.cer
Mtn that. it will prove itkelr to be :all' that it is recchtl?
mended. And we would say tbarthci Restorative Cor;
dial and Blood Renovator Mirror. ;Weed will stand the
tot fully, and, in fact, it to without - any doubt the firm
article in market for perifyingthe'Elblod anti strengthen
ingthe system. We have no 13 , - , tatiort in recommending
its use to all.—" The New Yorkers"
LOOK TO MUIR IN TlbLEL—How many in conse
quence of a fabieedelfraiit stiffer from suppressed, pain.
ill, or obstructed -*operation, and think because they
ere young that bylad-hp.natureZwill- work itself clear
from olostruclitms, and oll.nome in, right in the end, little
dreaming Witt thirseedir death ara•aiready tern:dna.
flag in the system, because • the vital energies - are int;
paired, and the'eelirellakteatlikunYliteranged, debili
tated; and yet e earelesit of_themeelvea-as they are, if a
remedy were set before m which would restore all the
Mammas of thi, reinvigorate the Sculy,Atiey
would take It, and thus be is time to save their
Parents, think ofOM ,eige thhtbza battle" at
Prot Wood's Rester4We Cordial and Blood Renovator.—
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VOL. XIV.
BY THEIR
From our Morning Edition.
FROM WASHINGTON
The Military Called Out.
EXTRA SESSION OF CON
GRESS CALLED.
NTENDER.DAPT,URE OF =FORT
DELAWARE.
Philadelphia Volunteers
Preparing.
MAYOR lOitkßitflS
Tht Surrender of Sumter.
, Visit from the Ships to :
Morris Island.
DESCRIPTION OF SUMTER.
FORT • MOULTRIE BAD-
L Y DAMAGED.
ANDERSON4TILL-i-N,-Tlig-FORT.
NOT!KNOWNN WHAT THEY WILL
DO WITH THE FORT.
%eels Refused to Take Part.
ANDERSON TO GO TO NEW
tionionstration at Richmond
WAVIINGTON I 11:8 - DE
Public Buildings Well utarued
&dad 'him' teem — Byrn pithiping.
With the . Rebels.
•ew. York is Prepared:.
Volunteers froni Penn
sylvan .
TB PROIppIitSTAINED.
New York Furnishes Men
"110N•.:,..,-0NT.Mg.:.,..1N.
•,1-ALTlMORE':'''':it-',.'.1:-•.--
THE COCKADEPSmppED
Proclamation. of the
FORTS MUST
BE RETAKEN.
MEETING IN ALEXANDRIA
•
=OOPS :POURING INTO WASSINGTON.
The Seventh and Ninth New York
Regiments have 'Volunteered.
BEVENTZFIVE 'IIIOIISAND MILITARY
. .
Wenn:Soros, April 14.
The Presid ent will to-morrow issue a procla
million calling forth - the Militia to the aggre
gate of seyenty-five thousand men for service
against the •.secededßemy and toxemia° the
larlto be duly executer The first service will
prolnitoly be to repossess the Forts, places and
prOpe.rty‘Vhichlutte bien seized:
• ,
EIMIA SESSION OZOONGRESS:
-:; 1 -The Prooltunation alio conVeises a special ses
ion of Congress on the fourth of July.
The WarDepartmentls brief to'-day in , the
'preparation of the details to be - communicated
o - the State authorities.
An'additional nimber of Federal troops ar
rived to -day by special train.
Jom Imaid;`
• FOATSIaKW
3E. :1.
PELLantrifiet,''Aiiri4l4; 10 o'clock , P. 111: •
VAPROeCFPtcdePt to‘o9ls9.gOit P9Awarbt.
tiPetgleatoadternellt;lt t,# .n cqinuppiaig,
Erekr Fo s ter, of Virginia , who is reported ?
utak s rePißeitYgi Virginia secedes.
Tort Mism, the only one in Pennsylvania,
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS.--NEUTRAL IN NONE."
SERVICES
I=::1
=cc=
FENDED 1
President.
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.4.if.,our
HARRISBURG, PA., MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL -1.6, 1861.
is a delapidated affair. It is now in charge of
Bergeant Bromley and one man.
The naval magazine adjoining Mifflin is in
charge ntMr. Banker, a veteian of sixty years
service.
The surrender of Sumter was receivedwith
almost uniyersal disbelief, but being now con
firmed,.the, exciternent,is west intense.
ThevolUriteers are making preparations to be
i
ready nd respond' instantly to the call of the
Governor. or Presider&
•
Twn..new:regiments are forming, to_ consist
of ',one thousand . men each, to arm, for which a
portion of the State appfopriation wilrbe `re=e
Our volunteers never have beerfprep- .
erry. supplied „with arms, and frequently'new,
companies have bean obliged to borrow,guns
to parade with from others, better supplied.
Mayor Henry offers his services as Colonel of
a regiment if u call is made by the Govern
ment.
•
•
Cneßreareit „April 18th, evening
The hostilities have ; for the present ceased,
and the victory belongs to South Carolina. •
, With the diliplayof the flag of TrUce On the
ramparts of Fort Sumter athalf past one o'clock
the firing ceased, - and. an unconditional .sui
render was made. •
The Carolinians had no idea that the fight
was,atan end. ' ,
So, soon after thefing-staff of Major Ander
son was :shot away; O il. Wigfall, - the' aid -of
Gen. Beauregarde,- . at hie Commander'e request,
went to Fort Sumter
. with a white fldg, to
offer Riddance in extinguishing the flanfes.
He approttehed the fortreas • from Morris Is
land and while the firing was raging on all
sides, he effected- a landingrat Tort Sumter;
he 'approached a port r hole • and-was -met by
Major Anderson, the aciininatidant of the Fort.
The latter said that he bad just. displayed a
white flag, but the firing was kept up, never
theless. •
Col. Wigfall replied that Major Anderson
must haul down the 'American Iltit, that no
parly would be granted. :"Surrender of fight'
• was the word. " Major Anderson then hauled
down his flag :and displayed. only the flag of
truce.
All firing instantly Mimed, and two others Of
Bearkregarrle's staff, ••ex-Senator Chesnut and _ex ,
Governor . Manning came over in a boat and
stipulated Major Anderson that his
render should be unconditionally for the pre-'
sent, subject to the terms of Gen. Beauregarde. •
Major Anderson was allowed to' remain with.
his'men in actual possession of the Fort while
Messrs. Chesnut and Manning came over to the
city, accompanied with a member of the Pal
nietto Guards, bearing thecelers
_of lais,compa
ny. These wore met ; at, the pier by hundreds
of citizens, and as they marched ttp•the. streets
...to.the General's quarters the throng was swell
ed to thcarsanda. Shouts rent the air and the
wildest joy was manifested •on am*
weliaarr.-tut&4l.- - "••fth an officepand
.ten men was sent from one of the four sbiptin,
rthe offing to : Gen. Simmons,,: goo:nending. orr.
Morris Island, with the request that ,a merchant
ship or one of the vessels of. he United. States:
be allowed to .enter-and take off the command-:
er and.garriscin of Fort , Ereater. a • ,
• General Simmons replied that. If -go hostill
,tlei irereAttempted during the night, And no
effort "was made to re-intoree or retake, Fort.
Sumter, be would give an answer at nine o'-;•
clock on Sunday, morning:::', '
The Officer tied-that; be was itatisfledwith
this; Rad r.eturned to hittvessel. • • - :5'
- Voir correspoudentAccpnipanied the officers
of Gen. Beauregard's Staff ,on a. visit , to Fort
- Sumter.. None but the tracers, howeier, were
allowed to land. They wenttlown in alit-earner
and carried three fire engines for! thecpurpose ,
of putting out the flames. 'l'ho - fire,, hoWev.er,
had been previously extinguislitxl :bp the .ex.-
extiens of Anderson. mid his men., e•
The visitors• reported that Major , Anderson•
surrendered because his ,that
and barracks
were 'destroyed• and be had rio.hope of re-in-.
forcements as the fleet lay idly by during tkorl
ty hours .and either, would not Qr.:mild - not'.
help him. Besides that his meta weraprostra-;
ted from over exertions?; there-were but five-of.
them hurt, .four badly and one it' is thought:
mortally;;, ,bnt• the rest; were: .wortt, out And:
physically incapable - of -continuing the fight.-
The 'explosions that•twere heard ;and seen ,
from the city in the morning .w,ere:oansed-hy ,
the bursting of - leadedshelbkignited by, the the
which could not not be removed_quick enough.
The fire • in, the barracks :was caused by. tire
quantities of hot shell, poured; fronr..Fott
Moultrie: Within Fott Sumter everything but
the casements is an utter ruin: ::The whole in,
tenor looks like a blackened of ,tuirce-i, - -
Many of-the.guns are:dismountedo.theleide - ors
posits the iron. battery . at. Cummings Point la.
the hardest dealt with. -Thwrifled cannon fronal
the battery played great havom with "-Fort Strm.r
ter, and thet,..wallsnloos e like :a -honey-comb;
Near the top is a breach art largess -xxclart., The;
side opposite Fort 'Moultrie de:Also.f. honey, ,
combed extensively, atria that oppokitethelloat..;
ing battery: : ~ 4 15
Fort Moultrie is•badly damagedithe - ,officeris
quarters and barracks are torn to piecesi : The
frame houses on the .island are riddled ,with
shot, and in.many instances the: whole aidea Of.
the houses:are torn out.; Thedire in Fort Sent- .
ter was put out and rekaughtthreb times din , :
ng the day. •4' • ",j •;-:; r 1
` Dr. Crawford, Iffajor-Andenion's ,Stirgetin, :ha
slightly wounded la the face. LI It - isTositively.
asserted that none ofothe Carolitia• =troops are
injured. " Major Anderisinadd all .hlecofficers
and men in• Fort Sanger. - ".'• '
I approaChed near. enough to
him bid his visitors adieu'. .
In addition to these conversations itlaattwerer
had with him, they lwerecripeatakino isora.43 -1
boat was sent from the fort to=nightto efficially4
notify the- fleet that Majoilindersonhistaut , l
rendered.
It is not knoim when'the
copy 'Sumter -or what irr-to'.berildnewith. this'
vanquished:"' Every kind: is•=satitted •vrit,tr,the
victory arid happyAtiatubhlood Was 'alitid. ,l
In thelity after the tmnender,- the bells Were,
rung and saltttes fired' •t,
The abeere ie'froui a special' corresPenclent-cif
the Associated Press; who reached Chtirreiteir
only en Saturday, and may' be relied hif as-en
tirely correct. • 1 •
GUAM . SIMON, 4pril 14.--:9 Af
The negotiations were completed last' night
and Major Anderson with his commandtivilr
evacuate Fort Sumter this morning:
It is supposed that.hoivill'atobark ottlioara,
of, one of the war vessels Our barr 7c
*Eau 'Snropter \vas l i &olio and 'ldajtcpt.
Ne on could;brily - firiiiiagiins at long.in'teriatiP
iterain atiitirbatteries'obeered 'atAlit'eFi fire:
iwt.olr - the drit'Majoi
ilet(liutlcaikal - deftanee et • the ve.
whoserzifP iik!tcoararda remained outfda4#,V ,
poi t firing 2t Vi;
fla of a single battery from Fart Bamptar.
Catatwaorti. April 14, 10 o:OpolL
The : Steamer Isabel is- nowsteauling- op and
will 'take Gen. Besutegardd to Vort, Sumter,
which will be turned over` pMajor'Ande'rdon
to;the Ooniederate Stet& " •
It is adoereported that Major. Anderson and
his command will proceedlo„Nevrlcork in the
Stesmer
- REJOICING Al.'1110111,10ND: ----
' Vw.,`EApi'll:=T4.. •
, The demOnstrationslrthe seceders-of- their
joyrtt the fall of Yort drunter was continued.
All midnight.. Fire works were exploded, I.)on
iiiek were made and many , houses
pirti ascended' to the roof - Of the'
and hoisted a' southern' banner, bqt it ivaa're•
rooted bythe-guards.
DEFENCE: OF WASHINGTON.
Wes prop, Apyil 14, 18E.
EMI
Efforts are making. to concentrate a
formidable military force in and" around Wash-
IngtoLto be prepared for stil emergencies. ' '
inforffiation continues to be =received from
private Sources of secret .plots in various local
ities in Maryland and Virginia having in view,
the seilare of public property, and even the
persons of the highest offices of the Goierts
merit, throtigh.these accounts are • not gener
ally otedited, they appear to;be believed in of-,
ficial quarters, and hence the precautionary
dovewerits. At"all eVerdif they are considered
necessary ; no one knowing what turns affairs
may take.during the prevailing.excitement.
guard ; t the , Departments was
largely increasediait night.
All roads and avenues leading into Washing
ton are clOseli watched'and arrangement made
to concentrate the military at any.gtven point.
Thereis the greatest anxiety every where to
hear froni - the South, and groupe are discussing
the war news and its further effects on the
country. , '
InfdfmatiOn from what is deemed reliable
80=43 was received last night to the effect
that' he secessionists of Delaware, whose head
quatteri are reported to be in Virginia, were
about: 46 make sudden ..attack" on; Fort
Delayrare, fort which they were preparing for
the It Antath. Immediate steps were, taken
by 'the SieretarY of War to 'prevent the "con-
summation of this plot. -
t atm liadonal Volunteers Jest night named
resolutions severely .denouncing the military
ItoPeraticiiia of tht; grit:ernnient; and etpressing
syminstny-With ode secessionists; it Is said these
volunteers are sevaiatimndred strong.
:iliElll:l4tN4l-1:04
NEM ,Xozp;„ Ai.prjlll.
ELMIERSII=
,
The bill Fi2propt4tilog.-46,1:119,09C,1, for the arm.
cquipineat of the gtate,..rrniffoa;paseed
the.legislitturii finally yesterday:
. 4. •
Mi
•. . • • ITry •;•-• 7_ - 1,17 . 11,1,7. SASTON4 April 14.:
4 yer ylargelowninteeting its:s held , fast-eye:.
4.4.4% fl- whickftimueLirokilk PrelAkigfti: ROW-.
Jutiotts yrep.mnpirnoysty„tAttted y tspiler,ing.
4 3
•nqunt eks and` moneyfof* tliksuppoYl' dr the
Buyer. 'entx All-express' a detorralnition• to
111 7 7
to Bunt ' the President
' r.•.• :1----141k , -.. , —.. 4 .'. , ... ' • .-. •
YORK WILL BEND MEN
111221
if , :I•Taw ~Yons April 14.
frOntAlhany state ' , that 'Governor
will to morrow Jesup . a,call for twenty
uianli men fOi. d r ..ihe aisktance - of ' the .
- ate hitter from Goverrior Curtin- states
nsylveala. cart furnish- -.on,e,itundred!
men and have . them, in Washington
eat r lionre'ifieoM•l: • ' '-- ' '
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TiiioflE tOk THE .111,TIOA
orga.
itta t,
rgoviro
.
that
thousa ,
trt fort
,t „ BAriximo ii , April 4 4. .. -
', eep thiliM" sentiment - of this - city • has -
IttiblY displayed /been -`since Friday.
a
, h oockadettandatecesaion emblemsbavc
d by crowds ,a2ad.obliged to . seek the ,
Jn Of the, police. : --' , , -
: aik v- Feetirrepthewlioisted' a secession
yi•biwatraWd-donipellted a boy on the
l, -take it down.;;. The -Captain afterward
! it and- it- reqnired a detachment af
j °jigs ;to pro6eot.it from the people. .
!ifitikidatibli of - the' peOphs Is intense.
if .ttidi vessels ..inkport=have hoisted this
! ntfing: - .-.. dl.' : I='. II :, 1 . - • • :
i Vtftici _Of the ha*, 14 a Uni . en man but
ilia flag 'ettdir .ittstritetions from the
.:.11i*rs. Gerry - OP Richepad.: ,
IN:CaliBlILM.TIOIC: ... -! '
Nsw Yons, April EL' ' -
. DuddleyFieldhasfone loNashington
,vi nation, for, tlin purpose of oopsulting,
e AdMiniitratibr . , I- 1 - . . , & 4,:"
- 1
• 1
tits.
with
-FROM 1 1 - A - VAITITAT; c ^"A'=';
Nsw—YomacrApril 14,
tomer, .140.00t,o:higi Ha: t
h dates .to - ,the , 801,1110. are;
aipl'freiglitsltiwer." •
I
viup-
• = •
14.
St.'''Dobiirlici ft; thiFild•tat., - .
[t Surrender =of :the 'lleitublid to)
Tc theleopleibysurprise
here will yet be.o blcody,retributiun.
lyde akainst ;the Ertl-
French Consulii tiridested' 'and
air flag; but• , tipt:tio thi-latest advices
-rican represeubstive had made no
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st4fe'
Blida
tep t
by t 1
lish,„
itrclp
the,.
mg
11i ERtON LEAVES SUMTER.-
CHAU/WON, April 141:
Audenion and hia - Tmea• will leale, to
! 11: o!elock: in the pteamer
, The'vtarfieet
' ene when Ariderdo r n raid - hit; men took'
letiVe of Fort Sumpter *Pa a thrilling )
reanivet "one.i. • - ,;:.:(1.) 3. I.. is
Eli
1i,. 0
011TH.F.BN MAN .A.II*ED
,Nzw-Yotq,Aprill4.
nation has ;nada receimtdd , ihat - the
tat 'adireispotidbat Ihtic'igeW.'"fcirk
•ho signs himserf.lasperrillater been ar
-BAVY.-10,,C41110.011,. He; ifY 3 conned sincl,thenfordnrqd gni: •of the State.
his ,inysoith.
ktEgi*G: 7 AIIitrANDI3IA: I
ArmaleliDefe; it#11 , 14.: •
tin wee. held' . het "light
mini; and el,..tesoltition • ::declaring -the
niTt. l l94kt* ;aggkOF49o:;nit:
evere,t spee.keto 4Tb - A e4 9, 85 1W
theiffi - iiroieaMffilinleTittitl
Meet
MBES
,WASEIEN GION, April 14; 11 o' clock A. 111: -
.1-Witaasies, - laws' of the United-States
have been for-:some time, past and . are. opiv.,
oppoied, and the execution thereof obstructed
In the gtiltes lit - South Carolina, 'Georgia,- 'Ala
lialria,,Ploiida;lifisaiisippi, Lutists - tie - and . Tex
as by, cm:Oblation, to be suppressed by thti
ordinary course of Judicial yroceedirgs, or by
the pewers vestea in the . Marshall's by . law.—
Now,, therefoic; I, Atatenuk land; President
of the linited , States, brvirtne'of the power in
me vested by the , Constitution and- the laws,
'haire thought fit,to call , forth,- and bereby do
call forth,the militia of the several - States of,
the tculair , iii the aggregate ntinbet of ii-itinti
fivelhousaad, in - °Wet to- suppress the 'said
!combination; and :cause the laws to be duly
executed. .
The details for this object will be immediate,.
ly communicated to the State authorities through
the War department. I appeal to all - loyal
citizens! to favor, facilitate and .ald:_this• effort
to maintain. the honor, the integrity and ,the
existence of our National Union, and the per
petuity of 'the popular government andlo; re
dress the wrongs already long enough endured:
I deem it proper to say that the first service
assigned, to the forces , hereby called forth will
probably be to reposiess the forte; places and
property • which have been' seised from the
Union, and in every event the utmost care will
be observed consistently.with the objects afore
said; to avoid any devastition and destruction
of, or interference with property, or any dis
turbance of peaceful citizens irrany part of the
country, and:L. hereby command the persons
composing r the.combinatioas„ aforesaid to die
pence arid reErirn peaceably, to their respective
abodes within twenty days fioni this date.
Deeming that the present =trillion of public
affaiirkpresents an extraordinary occasion; I do
hereby in virtue of the power in me vested by
the Constitution, convene both. Houses of Con
gress. The Senators and RaOresentatives are
therefore summoned to assemble'at their re
spective Chamberi, at 1 , 2 :o'clock noon, on
Thursday, the, fourth day of Jrtly . next, then
-and there to consider and determine such mea
sures as In - their wisdoni the r pirblic safety and
interest marseem to demand: '
Li:Witness whereof I have hereunto set My
.hand.and caused the seal of tire United States
to, be affixed. Done at the city of Washington
this fifteenth. dayOf Aprtl, in .the . `Yeiar of our
Lord; one thOusand eight! hundred and sixty
one, and
„of the Independence of the United
States thesighty-filth. _
(Si_
gned)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. '
Sheman's Light Bettery, are expected tomor`
POST. Additionatirottmteiir ecimpentes will be
muitered•brto6morrow. ;
•
FRODI NEW YORK.. - • ,
Yonx, 44—Atidaight.
.There orionhterable exoitement, here. relative
to the war movement ; a otterOwda 'are maereblad
at all 'the public Oades. • •' A
The heirs' ipasei - pfrices are besiegeilibrerowds
eager Or extras,which . have
. I manAssued.itating
the • day: Talons' Sentiments .are. a 5
relative Untie cataitrePhe Charleritort;
The report that Governoti Morgan Willi call
upon the State troops meets with great sat's
factimi among the commuoity....4t Ake. Gov,
ettiment military dopets there is
great aCtivity. The .pratiiirtitioiia - Lforcplacing
the available Government force-en a war foot
ing are proci3eiling:with great-rapidity.
_.._~:
THE , SOEN'ilit Ai NINTH S
BEADY ,:
Nsw Yoas , APril - 14;
TitOeVentliiand Nintlißegiments lialre•va
anteed for, the defog of. Washington bat hare
not yet started.- The Twelfth. Regiment will
hold a meeting
• 4 -, Criaanierox;'ApriPl3, l l:o
'pi* Sumter has unconditionally' atiriender
i . The news has just been received ja;a4,l4,e-,
liable'shape. ' Itx.=Senater Chestnut and - c•lov-,,'
ern,* Manning -and- W. ferchei Mild; ] cave just
landed and matched to the Governor's rhouse, 4 '
followed hya, dense crowd Of - ,pdhpley Who ire
Withjny. They.bring, the.per4cularsi..lt
' Wits' repeited ibet 'Ceti Of , P i.d garrison:Port
• SiniPter had been killed 3 but ketibiter.
has just bad anAntervieir: with_ W. P. Miles;
who hasjest retarped, from a: visit to Fait
Sutinter, lied Is assured by him that no one was
killed. !The Federal - 44111g .was shot, tiway
theßalmetto griardisltt '
In all twolthousandishots• weri fired, ! , No
,South Carolinians were hurt. _ _Major, Andersen's
Men; undeltUard,,were conveyed by boats, to.
Morrisistind. This'news` reliable, arid` puti,
atred all my preilous reports sherd Ant Sam
ter..:.
Hipp Anderson has reached the city and is
tlie-gteet of 4Gen. Beartregard.:'' The bells are
ringink out : a. merry- peal 4 and bur.'people =are
- engaging In every demonstration,of joy.
Our, people generally sympathies : with Major
lAtiderion;but express abhorrence fOr those' ho
mire inrthe steamers Off:our' bar and in sight of
US and'did not even attempt toireintirce:ui.
rJedgn iiagrath, who has Jost returned from;
Fort SupiteiVrePorts that the weridierk of the
fort and the effwexa's quarters were alf . hutted
out. ' -.4 , -4- . -
EIM
- ,Thstforfvill.be take 4 possession•otito-night
by the.cmfederate troops. • 'fleoiffieroiregard,
with twocaidclias left'for Voit ;,Sumier..
These itacibtiipanieit aro'now - oirth'eli'Mu so '
Fort Briniter ti-:quell the tire, before it iesehes
tlqtr • • - .:1.1 • 1 • -
, NBROR , DISPATOU. 7. - 4
CaviLEIRON, April 18-10+4,o'cloca,
/Otter , fin; Fo t iitteelyie, Aided- 14,8iz:
olook.thle morningsays that:tnita manjhul;
ni :criindid during 'Sitthrday' teerigage-*
meat, onlythe:inurbilltery hal been
°The lifted, lem Pc% Pf4hP , betterT did ;greet I
eitecution on FOrt Sumter,. They ~w ere, all
aimed into tlin Val Wes.' Thretiof Fort Sum
ter's lititbettit Runs= - were , dietnoilritedi- and a'
corner of Fort Sumter,oppoeite Ant Moultrie
wall knocked away., - „, -
RES
The North Prepar4,g.
~.*re hear from tillienta of the #4l,7th .
tha,t , _t4a
whole'OPulelioivis breparinke : for : war. The
lorroilimekof on ORA city =tether ri : lgh ,l„. l - arLdl ,
St374lll6, t beioittg, 4'4 ir A e l l t itr sl N
t o ono to e
email
• WIWI few Tories among us after w e
the orew belonging to the Panel and Nem
PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT:
For the ?resident,
wrt.-11. Szwino,
"peoretary of State
MORE TIMMIN AMECINGTO.
; 7...WAsmuorregi t "
From ,our Sunday Edition.
Ittant. ~.ifttite*-11fhr=7 . =
Havinc proonred Bemun ;Power!'we RN,
prepared;o iimeeitrs JPO 40fd BOOK 71.f,jr, of nutty`
d reg
descOpticp; aieitier thAtit 34.344 t ,01h:paielip
tabligthlentla the deilnOi - ...
RATES or ADV.hatrISIMO. .
,2 1 WrFuor 0/4eitarhatecOMolooB.l2lrdleiPaPHlPai n e s- "• ,- '
6t es or more than four constitute alaqns"
Mir Square, one day.
- " one week..
.4. . . ....... Of
one month •
" three mmattlsz..• t ., l ,. ? ? 2 .•ihiiit • •• t uk (Vs 4.1 i
• " six monthit..c:
• 00 P Square: one day 60
two 31. 200
66 one month
I " three IDOntbe..' • •
shr. months....
• Imo year ' 20
sarrltadneits •nottess Inserted In the Load eetteas4ire
•belbre Marriages and keathe, FIVE CENTS P ER LINT f
or oath- Miertem. - - • -
• gat Matxktges slut IDeatbs- to be obliged *mei ,
bdve .Weeleelge• •• •
NO. 86i
The President Expresses His Sentiments
Wes/lummox, April 14:
la 11r.ldneolies 'reply to the Virginia coin--
missioners, after cApre:ising his regret iihat .the
publib mind lestill uncertain as to his course
ateferrlng,to the policy:marked out 14
ref
iiiaugnriii address; lie saidt—But if, as it now
appears:to be true, in the pursuit of a purpose
to 'Atha the-United States Authorities from
theselplaces, an Unprovoked assault has beau
niadelupon Sumter, I shall hold myself at 1111.;"
ertY Jet repossess, if-I can, like places which bad
been !seized before' the. Government was de
volved upon me; and in any event, I shall, to
the best of my ability, repel force by force.
TA ease it proves true that -Fort Sumter has
been assaulted, as is repreeented, I shall per
haps &Use - this United States mails to lie with
drawn from all the States . which claim to have
seceded; believing that'the - comutencemeht of
actual war against the Government justifies
and pOssibly demands it. •
Whatever else I may do' fol. the purpose I
shall hot attempt to; collect the duties on
ports by any armed invasion of any part of the
country, not meaning by this, however, that I
may riot land a force if deemed necessary to re
lieve forts:upin the borders of the country.
Sympathies In the United States.
Heurax, April 18.
The intelligence of the bombardment of Port
Sumpter reached this city this forenoon. The
Legislature, amidst intense emotion, passed
the following resolution by a unanimous vote:
" Resolved, that this House has heard with the
deepest sorrow and regret of the enthral& of
civil war among their friends and neighbors in
the UzdteffStates, that this House, without ex
pressing an opinion upon the points in contro
versy between the contending parties, sincerely
lament that those who speak their language
and Shire their civilisation should be shedding
each:others blood, and desire to offer up their
fervent prayers to the Father of the Universe
for the restoration of peace.
penrutylva,rtia Volunteers.
_ _
The noble yolunteers of this State are pre
paring' We understand that.some thirty yol
unteericompanies tendered theirservices to the
Governor within twenty-font hours after the
War bill had passed. Even Little Quaker Del
aware county, is organislei ac'ircilitritar com
pany.: i The western portion of :this State is all
for war, and vrp should not_be surprised to hear
that. Pefinsylirdnia will furnish tobops • enough'
to put down the Rebels at the South.
Preparations at Neer - Orleans
. NEw Ontatne Aprill3.
There 7iya a grand muster of the city volun
teer connianies this` morning. rceperntionsar•
being made to defend the Hisaineippl river in
•.:.. Aptentible-auennen: • • •
Excitement at Boston.
.
, ; Bosza4 April 18'
An'intinse excitement ivss created in Ws
city - this 'afternoon by the receipt of the Charles
ton teleglarne.' The announcement of pcinite.ei
surrender was , not:: believed by many. others
pronounced I; hoax. A more ,detailed. ac -
count of this'bloodless battle and snrreader are
anziOnsly airatted. '"
:. - . Appointments at' Wasitingtcin;,.
- . Westuroxrwl,Aprill3:?
Alexander Murdock has been appointed Mar- -
shall andßobt. B. Carnahan U. B. District .64-:
toiney forlhe western district of Pennsylvania.
Armistice Agreed Upon.
A boat-frond one of the war vessels •on the
mashie ' has - communicated with General 191-
move in oommunkof forces on Morris Islarid
made request_ hat • one of the steamers be
lowedlo eirtt' the pert for the purpose of tak
ingawayAiaGerion and his command: Ari ar
rangencenkbas been 'agreed ,upon -by the par
ties to stay farther proceedings until nine
o'clock to-morrow.
Fort - Pickens liffinforced. -
, 14,1861.
.I:ert Pickens has positively been re-inforeed
by.the Government_troops.,,and it, is now in
iniittie-iCeondition that it will be impossible for
. the rebels toatikeit,CO.Vehifllily isfiaddidalfe
Fort Suntpter Must Bo Re-taken.
Westrnicrviii,l46lll4oBGl/
PreeldrePO4.l=ol4 elikePAV
tima fiosretgke Suultecatall.hazarlis., • • -
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fair) Rosa Waroii _
Reit Batnag Soda; 4 - -
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Boysjalla
for
Sdei)t' S"uw*
411J4E'R - ABovg. .LOCUST: 2
Faittertil of ROBERT ArBEWBES
Wicpt for . . T bazaolikatim op the lot Monday.
Au ThecrOom is well ventilated; copicor la big ri/r-
Diehtio; teidl l ever,' ;aspect Well adapted for at:11.1(4 •
• OATHARDtBIiffittWEVS - Schoor for iris;bawd ij -
dhe op.motiikatrtii will opep peitiatieeb t
time: The vdom bee been .elegapt4) , !Wed up dorOgibo.
vacation, td, in'omete'ihe health'and-tioinfort sitichohlira. ,
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fronr.tha,*l4o theialta stciteiadlor sa*'atialat- - '
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torta i tigie_iiii v -.
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railliiiltßT;Rt ir iniir + Mal ' .'"'• - -
streeMesalon given on the Lt of April next. For .
particulars enquire of [fault ] J. B. SIMON.
Caiktstrorr, April 13-1 P. X