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 The Chariestun Courier of the 2sd ultimo has the following paragraph. The late mili- tary Act of the, South Carolina Legislature is evidently kindling afresh the fires of fierce party strife in that State.

 "Wc have received intelligence ofthe most authentic character. that the excitement in Spartenburgh against the Test Oath, in the Military Bill, is unprecedented; that in fact, the people of that District are absolutely " frantic" on the subject, and seem determin- ed to resist by an appeal to arms if necessary. Some moderate men, who haze stood high with the Union Party in that quarter, have attempted to force the Military Bill there. will, we are assured, prove the signal of civil war. Spartenbargh stands ready to follow the example of Greenyille, and the mountain region ofour state may soon be crimsoned with the blood of brethren shed in mortal strife, unless those who wield the political power, and indeed the destiny ofthe state, determine to suspend the rash. unnecessary and pro- scriptse edict which now threatens to re-kin- de. even more fiercely and dsastrOusly than ever. the almost sxtinguished fires OfciviI con. tentiOn."