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The Daily Dispatch: April 16, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 2 (search)
of Maj. Anderson speaks for itself, and silences the attacks lately made at the North upon his character and patriotism. Business is entirely suspended. Only those stores are open necessary to supply articles required by the army. Governor Pickens has all day been in the residence of a gentleman which commands a view of the whole scene. General Beauregard commands in person the entire operations, and thus far they have moved with the utmost system and success. It is reported thand dangerously wounding four others. The Major marched out under the Stars and Stripes, the band playing Yankee Doodle. He starts to-night in the steamer Isabel for New York, receiving supplies from the fleet. In returning thanks to Gov. Pickens, for his kindness to himself and wife, Major Anderson said that history would applaud him for the forbearance he had practiced; he was much gratified that no lives were sacrificed. He said his orders were to destroy the works, if possible, bu