New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

To characterize this mo. ement as indicative OF
the cbiyalric sympathy Of South Carol'ua with
weaker sister-re5cl; but depend upon it, my
original information was correct, and that many
OF the South Carolina Sons of Mars will soon De
compelled 10 enlist in the ranks of the other
seeding States, in order to get employment, and
earn the means of subsistence, which here tbey
cauoot find. II ia not at oil unlikely, that after
the return of Alabama and Georgia to the ALE
glance of the United States (Which Is not con-
slider I'd improbable here) many of their officers
will offer their services TO the ex-KiDg Of
Naples.
From the inclOsed official CustOm-Ilouse re-
port, you will perceive that the shipping, from
Dec. 20, 1859, 10 Jan. 81, 1861, was only al,
against 269 same period in the prectd ding year;
the cash duties received at the port declined
from $780, to $4,000, and the value of for
eien export from S3,00o,C00 to 100000! The
publication of ths fearful state of things, and the
melancholy letter of Mr.. CoIcock, the Collector
of the rebellious port, have produced to-day the
utmost CONSERVATION. Several of the corn factors
propose to remove their business to another port,
and the results of the folly of the Secessionss
leaders begin TO eli the minds of the people with
dismay It is confidently predicted, that we are
on the eve of o reaCtiOnary movement against the
Sec ssionists; and although the knowledge oil TINS
latc,t feeling Of indignation against them, may
drive them 10 q desperate measure OF aggressive
warfare, it is said that the current OF reaction,
if once fairly set in, will sweep the State, as
irresistbly. as that of Secession swept II month
900. The Rhett-men in their last brief term of
existence, gasp for breath to utter vile calunnies
against the North, and to infame the mind of
the South; but they are doomed, and their
calculations are only noteworthy as peculiar
form of death-rattle in vogue among morlbond
rebels. The farce at Montgomery opens under
the most lagubrous auspices, aud 1t is feared
there that Cobb, one Of the least respected men
in the ranks of the Secessonists, will be permit
ted TO pronounce the doom of that Inflated body.
l fully confirm my report of day before yester-
day, about the Increasing misgyiDgs in regard TO
the LOYALTY 10 rebellion of the other Southern
States, and about the growing feeling that South
CarOlina--poor little South Caroina-wiIi soon
stand alone in her glory, as well as in her
shame. The foreign COnsuls and Vice-Consuls
here, bsye after many years Of refined retire
ment and enjoyment of old Madeira wine, and
other articles of luxury, for which Charleston is
famous found some lttle source of activity IN the
present complications. The satisfaction OF an En-
gsh Yicc-Consul at a second or third rate port
at beirg able TO indite grave official mis'ives to
his Excellency her Britannia Maestys Minister
Plenpotentiary, can be better faucied than de-
scrbCd; and the diplomatic representative OF the
most Liputian dpminiOns, are, on such occa-
siOns, those who are fond Of assuming the most
gigantic proportions OSstatcsmaDhke importance.
So you see there are oil sorts OF theatrical en-
tertainments at Charleston, from high tragedy
down to low comedy. In the bottom Of my
heart, however, fear it will be ali tragedy "a
far as the deuded people Of this once fcurishing
State Gre concerned.