New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

cesee which have become forgn by onr polisiml de
memberinent, and saggests tho appointment Of Dels
/ gates TO southern Convention of Dioceses, TO b<
held on the third Of Jaly nest The consideration o
this important subject win be the order Of this morn
ing: Il will be disposed Of with perfect unaDiuity
aud without delay. Tho utmoet harmony and geoer-
intercourse prevails In all the deliberations OF this
dignified, Christian assembly.
sAIr OF srrAnTRs.
The Chariesfoa Mercury has an account OF the eala
at public aacion IN that city OF the steamer Catawoa
of the Charleston and Havana line. She brought
sl3 OOO having cost abous -four times as much. Ihe
Wercuru intimates that the vessel bid In by the
we'll known frmof Mordecai s. Co OF Charleston. me
Mercury remaI ks: The other steamer belonging 70
the line the babel, was put up, but no one seemed
disposed TO make bid, and Mr. Taylor, claiming an
aucuoneers privilege withdrew the vessel reharHing
that she is worth 800 600. Various were the COM
meDts Of the crowd, from which it appears that tne
Isabel and Cat ,wba are considered to be admirably
fitted up for priva'eering."
THE PATENT OFFICE or IRE CONFEDERATE STATES
This branch of the Southern new Government, says
The Richmond Dispatch, IL about going ioto opera.
iion, and, we are glad to observe, audsr the most
favorabls auspices. Commissioner Rhodes has arrived
from Montgomery, opened his department at Goddin
building and in a very short time will be ready 20
proceed ousioess. No less than l20 appeaIons for
new patents 40 applications TO revive old ones, 4O
caveats filed for future action and numerous assien
ments for record, await the action OF the ComDis-
siOner.
THE SECESSION LINES CLOSED.
The Richmond papers Of Thursday contain the fol-
lowing order from Gen. Beauregafd foroldding any
person hereafter to enter his lines:
HEApouaRrERs ARMY PoToxAc,
MANASSAS JUNCTION, June 25 1851
On and aner Sunday 9h stapt person ~hatsoevsr
without passports except from the "sr D.Parn
viii permitted enter the ioes occupied oJ the Army o @
Potomse intention pa, thence thereater into the
United States or tho hnes u the eaemy. p.o.
Taos. JORDAN, A. A. AdjutaLs'Geaera
GOV. wIsg's ADVANCE.
A correspondent of The Ati1ntd (Ga.) C0ntederdey
gives an interesting aecouat Of the contemplated work
which lies before Gen. Wise in Northwest Eirgna Ac,
cordng this correspondent, ,whOwrites Richmond
on the 10th ut Gen. Wire expected to stan for the
North-West the llth ult., by which time wv men
would have been transported by Railroad to Sul ton,
where he would be joined by several additional regi
Eents, which would swell bis army 10 lO.UOO men,
From Stanton the General is TO proceed ou foot a
distance of 100 miles rough turnpike up the AL
ephany Mountains. The march will be la orloue
one but the dauness blood and heroic energy OF Wise
will over cap I'll obstacles, and land him In the very
midst of bis foes.
Distinguished and promi ent men, says, Ihe
COnfedera,g's correspondent, have been to hich-
mond recently imploring the authorities for an army
OF ten thousand soldiers which they assert can be In
medistey increased 20 twenty Thousand, by adduons
from the Thousands Of true men Who are eager 10 rally
o the standard of their State The mo, tat (Sc) elect
Of sending Gen Wise will be great. He is perhaps
the most remarkable man Of The present age. hls
health for some time has been feeble, and he presents
tie appearance Of a ehAdow. Severe labor OF mnd,
paipfa Gmiy Affections and intense anguish az The dan
ger of bis State, redused him TO mere sseeton Bot
a IA tie tenement is the will aud the resolution
of -ou which are uncOnqueble still remain Pale emi
ciaed with feeble form and otterng gait he ia yet,
when aroused fierce as the enraged ou, and -wilt
the ligbning's flash. He procllims bis in'ention OF
addessiug the people OF that section at their court
houses, Villages, and cross-roads, Whenever aud
wherever the cessation from actual combat sh all afford
him tho time and OCCASION lie Will al o di semiuats
broadcast among the I.sople proclamttio' urgiog
them to crush out the nvaders and uplift 70 its an
cieul sovereignty the trampsd standard OF Virginia
honor At 6is call many sword will spring from its
scabbard and many trDsty rifle be discouraged by the
unerring hand Of the hardy mOuntaneer.'