New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

Of sn and boys the ce, until past midnight
singing Union sone hurshRs fG the COED cause calling G me
speeches which ldded to tho general enthusiasm hnUah 0
tie Flsg Of Uuion""
MORE TRAITORS.
letter from Galveston to The Ne,0- Orleans Delta,
after detailing the reacherous ofTwiggs says:
conclusion de,ie especially TO cs ateuon to the mer
itoous conduct Of MAJOR mcCn late Paymsser aud Capt
as he trosY had been completed between Tgg and the
Committees Commissioner r'guod their coDmisions ara SC
sonts Anow you he trusted friends of beloved
soUth aud de'iro to call youi eticon 70 tnese noole
Republic They should onored with at least promotion In
ur army Of grade the rank held BY them in the United
states army.
AMIABLE CREATURE.
The NdshriHe Tenn Democrat having insinuated
that Jefferson Davis is great humbug the editor OF
The Atlanta Geo. IateRyeacer thus compliments his
Tennessee brother
Let th9 writer Of the article in Ia, Denoe,af come to Asnts
hemp and tand nothing" The native
Of city WI ac, as masters Of cereHoIy on tne H. m
ponsb.y Of saying hsi DIN be burial eTpense.
shall net cost him anything The only ihing "niS, h
paper as Tie Dcocrat their mds, Gen JaGkpr whose
.s in The avs when such .bpminsble doctrines were
permitted TO 40 forth from Nashville PepeI
CHANGES IN THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
". Cleveland, having been appointed Lieutenant in
the Georgia Army, announces that be has for time,
Withdrawn from the editorial conduct Of The augusta
CoAstautiOaqli'. Col Gardner, the proprietor, re-
sumes control of the editorial department. Stephen F.
Miller has been added TO the editorial corps Of The
Southern Recorder. DR.. WOfard has disposed Of The
Rome Southerner to G. I. Stovsll, who will manage
the editorial department in future. William M. Browne,
formerly of The Washington Constitution, has become
associated with f. Barksdse in the publication of Tie
Jackson MssissiPpaH. Browne has also been ap-
pointed Assistant Secretary OF State under the new
coDfederacy.
NO TAX on MINT JULIPS.
The Charleston editors thirsiily provoked BY warm
weather, cry out against the imposition Of duty on
ice That necessary of bar-room life they are willing
10 take in free, even from the detested North.
A HINT TO THE BANKS
The Charleston papers say as the Legislature has
given to tho Banks the privilege of charging any rate
they please on foreign bills Of exchange, why do they
no, 90 into the market and do some business? All
the North Is foreign to now, whereas bills drawn on
sister States have we believe, been held by our Gov
ernor as domestic exchange"
TIE INTERIOR PoRTs oF ESrRr.-TRe Augusta
Chronicle says:
Apiy.s letter from Montgom.Iy 70 ssntls%.5 Of i si,
city from most reliable source says; Impression Ien
Se Shs. hs th. tbs po q aeSsy :. A1s . mp COBB
opposed such ports M BsI'o~, and think likely
Mr. hemrIngeI'"
The seaboard papers are decidedly opposed to these
dryland ports Of entry wholly unnecessary to the
commerce Of the country, o dead expense TO the
treasury and created primarily rather for the benetof
of oice-seekers than Of the people. But the inland
press 20 the other way and even Atlanta, away up IN
the northwest Of Georgia several hundred miles hom
navipsbe water is doing its utmost to get custom
house.
OLD GUNS DISCOVERED.
Five large cannOn-three 81 and two 9-poundcrs-
have been found in the mud near HuchlnsOns Island.
They were placed there in 1884, but never used, as
before "Fort Augusta"-as it was styled-was COM
rle.ed. peace was declared, and their labors were
brought 70 close. There much rejoicing over
the event among the garrison, that the cannon were
forgotten, and they and the imperfect fort abandonedto
take their chances in struggle wththe arcdesroyer,
Time.
THE FORCE At MORRIS ISLAND.
The Charleston papers give the following as an aecu-
rate statement of the rebel force at Morris Island;
CeIoaec-,Me19cy Grs;Ys e; 9 cslgm6i, gY1a ..,..o,
Mdjor-Aug M Smith, Abbevlle.
EESnsEsTAL srAY.
egsSsS 1sg,:.rms.ls3@Csp A. IL Mcowsn' Company
4 N. SeTg,aat-Jacob YOuDEbood, CcmPaHJC.
C,mnissGrtr--Jo lose on Kennedy, Fairfield.
Commissary S.r9e1nt--T. r. Walker CoppanyA
Sweeos-J: W. Powell. Cqla%biss; s% Gs,,..,o,
Company Gspt D. B. Miller l2S 20 men; cGla%is
Comysny C. Capt. cicero Xdss5i q men Edre6eld:
Company D, Capt James N Perrin, 80 men AbbsyiIis-
Company y, Capt J. g. Presley y men; wiIliu'burg
Company q, ,Cspt. Spires 70 men Hamburg
Company II, Capt Robot MeriwstheT' 81 men, Cherokee
company ], cspt J. n, pavi,, 30 meni Fairfield
CompSny Z, Capt Whit wslker, 20 mem EewbcHy.