New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26

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the councils of Louis Napoleon, begins to be heard in
Onr Southern exchanges. The Selma (Ala.) Sentinel
cries cut for submission of the Constitution u the
people. The Columbus Geo. Enquirer comedies
with those who hold that it was usrpation of power
for the Provisional Congress ct Montgomery to adopt
permanent Constitution for the Confederate States"
The Mobile Advertiser says instructions have been
forwarded from that city to NewOreans that vessels
bound to Mobile must clear at the Custom-House, and
at the House on arrival This regulation
does not apply to any other ports than New Orleans
save in special cases and the reason of it is that the
bulk of the cagoes of such vessels consists of the pro-
ducts of the United States The mail boats constitute
regular line under annual engagement
A call has been issued by II large number Of the
influential citizers of Frederick County, Nd, for
| a mass meeting of all who stand by the Union Of
these States, and oppose Secession for any past or
present canse," to be held at the CourtHouse, in
Frederick on the Goth inst to take steps for holding
Union State Convention at an early day thereafter.
The address declares that Secession il political
heresy" and is remedy for the evils OF which the
South complains.
Among other changes proposed by the Committee
on the Constitution of the Alabama State Convention,
Is one in regard TO divorces. The present law in
Court Of Chancery, in which the bill obtaining il must
be filed, be afterward confirmed by the Legislature.
Mr.. Cochran, Chairman of the Committee has re-
ported in favor of making Chancery DEGREES for divorce
final without being referred the Legislature for con-
hrmation.
The Baton Rouge Adrocate of the 18th says:
Capt H. Olodowski Yesterday received orders from
the Secretary Of War at Montgomery to report himself
Immediately to Gen. Bragg at Pensacola for orIance
duty. Capt o. has promptly responded to the order'
A letter in The Washington Star from Richmond,
says that as FAR as can be ascertaned the Union party
have now majority of fifteen in the State Convention,
and that the supplemental report of the Committee Cd
Federal Relations will be adopted by the Convention,
in connection with the Border Conference plan and some
other suggestions of the Committee, unless, in the
mean time some act of the Government instructions
from the people shall cause Of the UAon men 70
change front.
-Parson Brownlow of TIE ka0rrUe Tenn Wig
continues to pour hot shot into the Southern traitors In
his last paper he says:
We frequently receive many halfdozen letters in day
iroa iersnt Pripdpss in the Southern Coniederney,
voting State. swaDng with despersdoes aud assans who
would be altogether happy in bathing TIER haa. N the blood 81
BE- found God' earth than that now dominant IN th
experience-none there soften restrain the multiplying
relentless brutality which ensendered by he mob Pit %
tor upon Why the Prince Of Peace ii he earth
again could traveTse the donnions of Yance Rhe
Dsyses Slide, and WSf, end live without repldisting ns
Sermon the Mount and pocaimins this Southern Conedsr
cy be God ordained Chrs begoen and HeayensppToVed
The Montgomery Advertiser thus compliments Col
Cooper:
Col Cooper late Adjnsnt in the United States Amy,
reached city Friday evening 1t is understood that he
States that he held in that Of the lite United states Col Cooper
ia native Of SewYork has served with distinction for many
naried lister II Senator Mason Of vnia snd, an
Of The right. Of the snn not pc %es
to have existed that there has been yet but one apPntmen'
Col Hsrdee Of savannah for ome year. commsndsnt Of 20:
academy at West Point hSs been apponted Colonel Of The ti'
been announced days since are to Offices ia the P~"a'
! ATmg
The Montgomery Adrertiser says of the newly
appointed officers in the Provisional Army:
! All the appointees with some six or eight exeep-
tons are either resigned officers from the United States
Army Cadets from West Point other military
schools. IL ID believed by the best judges that fine
a combination Of military skill energy and experience
has rarely ii ever been at the service of any eoartry
and yet rhis Inst comprises Only about one-sxth Of the
appointments to he made, and there is st2l an album
dance of the best material TO eli the other posts Of the
Army.
The Richmond Examiners Washington cOrre-
spondent has seen a Wide-Awake:
have referred in former letters 10 the Dangers Of
Black Republican oifceholders in Virginia Gaze IN
point has inst occurred. Mr.. G.. A. Hall, Black Re
puDllrdn ana w lut-ANah6 OF IIlc ni gteu
pointed Special Agent of the Post-Ofce department
Tor Virginia and Maryla land. In this capacity he has
pretty thorough control over all the mails IN both
States. He open any mail bag at VIII, direct SUE
ordinate postmasters, circulate Abolition documents
and Cemenss speeches among his fri nds and allies al
his pleasures and in addition 10 all this, has great IA
eli ies for tamperDg with slaves and running them OF.
Here The correspondence OF the State OF Virginia I'M
der the control aud supervision of Wide Awake!
The bond debt of Alabama is $3iij,OO annual
interest $ls5 800 The domestic debt is s., 1921 7s,
of which draws interest," being the sixteenth Sec
ton and university fund, &c. The Legislature has
just authorized the ssue of 100000 in bonds the
issue of 81 600 600 in Treasury Notes. and has loaned
the Southern Congress 500, 900. The balance in the
Treasury the LIST OF January last was sos 66s net
during tie present year estimated ~ sS7 Goo
total of sl,l72,659 Past appropriations due,
5000 ESQ., due educational fund S2S5 900; State expen-
ses, 500 0OO total, Sl05S,650. Total balance esi-
mated be in the Treasury the close of the present
year $26627I The expenses Of the present military
preparations of the State are not taken into the above
estimates. They are expected TO be met out Of the
issue of the State bonds and the issue OF Treasury
Notes. There was no increase of taxes by the last
Legislature, although the expenditures were largely
increased.
From Charleston letter in The Richmond Dtpatek
we take the following " highly important" news:
All the seeded States are now raising, and have
raised, an army Of ten thousand each for the
Northern Invasion. II any Black Republican reios
your paper let tell him with the utmost kindness
and good WILL and at the same time with all sincerity
and trutbfulness. with a full knowledge of what
write that if a war commences between the two Sec
tons il will most assuredy be carried into the North
ern States by the desperate army that was ever
mrsbpled on this or any other continent The thing -
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