New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

ISoHP' car sco,t and Mr. Buchanan IN which
a. former urged an increase OF more troops
IA he latter declined. there Is reason 10
S.ar ,be President il again relaPsng into his ola
ipfruig and SacillaioO.
WAsmNoIos, Wednesday, Jan. 80, loDl'
Jelegorion Of thiry-three representing hity thon-
ssnd working men Of Philadelphia, tbs morning "aeu
On senators Crttendon and Cameron atther reepe'Ve
re;aeucea. They were introduced by Senator DIGGER
On brief and appropriate address j. Nicholson re-
,c,rd5 for the delegation quenty aud pa'rotieau!
.,e1 tho object OF their visit to be to testify to the
.r,-eciation of tbe Union by themselves, and those
a., ,cnesented their desire for settlement OF our
Nsi;cra difficulties on a satisfactory basis, and that the
,,o,.op Of the s. ua,or from Kentucky, whose char
,,sr thew revered whose patriotism they admired was
heartily indorsed by hem, and that they wlshed It's
,sor,i,u urged and secured. The Senators feelngly
and hopefully responded.
The number Of Federal troops which arrived here
last right ia eighty, m,kin; in all less than 3OO'
Ttesa s.e divided mo three companies of artillery,
and o1e u infantry. Arrangements have been made
for concentrating them any particular point, in case
II IL necessary to que dstu Dances Of the public peace
Acting PoslmasteI. General King has received CON-
,lainis from Northern gentlemen that their letters
from the South have been violated One writes that
six letters addressed TO him by lady in Mobile and
not on political subjects have evidently been opened
by unauthorized parties The Department has
PROMPTLY Instituted an investigation.
TIE President has approved the bin for The admission
of Kansas into the Union.
Lieut. Sanders of the United States Army win leave
Washington to-day with dispatches from the War De-
partneut for Florida.
Tie Consultation newspaper viii ba discontinued to-
morrow to be ressued as the editor says under better
and more favorable auspices and in the more genial at
mosphere Of the Southern Republic The paper Is to
De established at Montgomery, Ala.
The Hon. John Cocbrane to-day, in reporting bill
from the Select Committee further to provide for the
collection of the revenue accompanied it with an ex-
pres.ion of his views. He fully cOucurs with the
President in the opnion against secession; therefore,
al acts and ordinances Of secession fac as the same
may be carried into effect to be considered as revO-
luonary nfractions Of the supreme Law of the land,
however they NAV be remarked the proper exercise
of an indefeasble night of resisting acts which are
pliny unconstitutional and too oppressive TO be en-
dured.
He alo copcurs with the President that the Federal
Constitution has abstained from conferriug on the Fed
eral Government or any Department thereof authority
TO declare snd wage oppressive Wal against seed
ing State 10 order to OF repeal any act OF seco
sion sic may have passed, or to compel her TO remain
nominaly as well as in fact, member OF the Federal
Union. jest conception Of the constitutions auIhor-
iy Of Congress combines with other and II possible,
higher and more commanding to prescribe other
measures than aggressive aud cOecye war to remedy
Il grave inconvenience, peris, and evils OF sucl re-
Iession. -,.,
view frat the obstacles Of every character which
Oppofe any attempt by the Federal Government 10
cotl &C State and secondly, the principle on which,
as l. conceived, the whole coercive action Of our
revenue system has it, inception been founded. The
bill proposes that vessels from foreign port, bound 10
poit within the scope ofits provi'ijns shall, with Its
10 ecn cargo, be liable t. seizure and condemnation,
and In the saae view of applv ing its resri II ms oulg
20 foreign commerce, on which revenue Is by law coli
leCted
An vessels lawfully engaged in the colstwise trade
ere exempted from the operation OF rs remedlai ana
defensive operations IL furt1eT Pro-idos TINT leu
the Revenue laws are DISTRACTED and II becomes nm,
practicable to collect the revenue, the President sha
iy reclamation specify the port III when the oDsfuo
The wa1ebousing feature is amended 80 as 70 allow
goods 70 be in st're three months lDslead o. th!y
DAYS before The duties paid They can remain six
months thereafter and when taken out Tor expectation
the duties aIe refunded.
II Senate's Select Committee will report the Tam
lill OF Friday. Il j. Mr. MoInlfs essentially altered.
The CrauG jury have found trIe bills OF Indictment
8pd'l GODDARD Bd lev, W H. III Nus-tli, diH Jun ~
Tlovd 90 follows: Three cases against Bailey for lar
cry in abractng tie bond. i%r1s,ed to h R sgslGdy
~ strscfinp the missing bonds: three indictments
apsn Russell for receiving the p s,oen oo5d Fio %nd
for Sons,ing together to defraud the United States
Government. NJ,
private dispatch received here from Tennessee
states that Coui-, orers have been appooted by the
IeciFlature Of that S ate TO meet the Border state
Comni. s. ne-s at Washington. This Is said TO be
Union mph As ten out Of the twelve Commissioners
apponted are known certainly 10 b. in favor o. Union.
From private accounts received here, the indications
are that Alexander II. Stephens Of Georgia, will be
Ir.ssel for Provisional President in the contemplated
Soutreu CoIfederacy, the object beug TO conciilate
the conservatives Of tie se' efing States
The friends Of the Pacific Railroad are congratnlat
ing Themselves that the decided vote, by which Il
as,ed he Senate, secures ts approval by the Presi-
dent. TIE ameldmeDts however, have TO be acted on
ty thc House.
Gov Srrague, 10 telegraphing to eX-Gov Corwin
that the Rhode Island Legislature had appointed Com
Inissoneis to the Union Convention, adds: God give
suece. 70 the movement