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An incident which recently occurred at Charleston is thought by some to in- dicate, on the part of Governor HAn- ILr0N, warlike intentions. i few weeks ago, though by bbyy virtue of his present of fee commander in chief of the militia of the State, iiic accepted q lieutcnaucy in one of the volunteer companies of Charleston, in order to make himself eligible by the officers of the brigade to the, command of il, vacant by the de- cease of the Brigadier General. An election was accordingly held for that office on Monday week, and the result was, that Governor HAMILTON reetiv- ed 96 votes, and Colonel WALTER 95 votes, giving Governor HAMILTON ma iority of one. vote. The election, it is said, will be contested.

 Among other late indications from the State, betraying an increasing bad temper and disaflection to the Union, VIC remark the following, from a lead ing paper of the predominant party in the State:

 From the Southern Tlmes.

 "Among the consequences of Nuili- fication, t''fhe Irishman," Ia Charleston Journal,] very pathetically observes tbat some highly respectable citizens of Charleston have removed to the North, and that others are making preparations 10 follow. .nay Heauen speed Aaemi gre 1uisd soob usea fdr aznag. We wish none to reside amongst us bat those who are willing 10 share our fortune, be it veal or woe-none but such as will remain upon the soil whilst there is a fig in At fica,''