New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

them and saith unto him all these things will give thee thou
wilt fail down and worship me- ,,s
And here 10 the compromse rs'eefed; -----
"'Then said Jesus Get thee behind me sasn'
"Wbsn hs Devil iesSsh him and behold angels came and
rDinistered uuto bim!"
The folio Is an extract from letter by
youug man in New-York City TO his father In Alabama
This RECONSIDERATION Of the Union H. think inevitable pu.
not entirely upon the BAH Of annexation 70 the cotton
esoy Pride q section would proven; the North nom When
psTade. whole people win eventually bring ,0Gp, nn. Of
:ms.t 9sS.1 f.s m .so% SS se' a
when and passion have Of
sa ,nsI Rp' Opsequen think neither III: Coy
at Montgomery nor Washington pe'"e"'' '"s
they may last twenty yearL"
"A New-Orleans paper publishes for local officers an
independent Ticket" "Citizens TICKET,
" Louisianian Ticket" ticket OF the Jefferson
Davis Association" ticket simply headed "For
District Judges" and numerous individual nomlna-
tons. The voters will, therefore, have abundant
material from which to choose.
The New-Orleans Bulletin thus refers to the rev.
oluon in trade which secession is about to produce:
That We are on the eve Of revolution trade which viii
inurs srsiy 70 the benefit commercial interests Of the
Confederate States in general and Of NewOea IN pscusI
and strenuous efforts have been made here and the
South establish direct sde with Europe import drect
to % rsess hs@ S1sS With
tendsbt ezra charges 81 commissions insurance etc, but
has In channel and we are
dependent a. ever uyon Northern ,%PIIe 900
being brought about though the fundamentally the oonpaa
lively low duties imposed BY the tariff Of the Confederate sse
Then o. Crescent refers to the interesting fact Of
the communication of the Choctaw Nation THE LouiHi-
ana Convention, and the reply Of that body expressing
its sympathy and good will for that nation and thus
describes the country and institutions OF the Choe-
taws;
The Indian Territory 10 healthy beautiful and productive
country AID las within all the elements Of great State Co
ton il proced there qu4ns, and sent 70 this
are nspS sn S Ga' S oS snd the %
they have school, and other Sims Of c.iL.ob hosc.n,
system Of Aio Slave Labor has future before 1t ial q
I,sSsb md bs gS. 'ssSn WITH The
win doubt not, pleasant and profitable on both side
The Memphis Avalanche says that, at a sale OF ne.
groes belonging to Mrs. T. Ganett OF Lafayette County,
Mississippi the following were the sums paid. The
sale was made upon nine months credit:
Wilson, year, old ssl7 50, John ls year, old s7s An.
old, se Eien rs yess old and children and 81 9Coi
Ann Is years cd and infant child Amanda 40 year oa,
Jane u year; old, 7Ol. Making total of eli 'o+ So
The City Attorney of Savannah has furnished tho
Councils OF that city with bis opinion of the Georgia
ordinance on the subject of citizenship. The ordinance,
as construed by him. makes all persons who resided In
Georgia at the date Of lite secession citizens Of that
State irrespective of their former residences or birth.
places The ordinance gives however, TO persons not
born in the State three months within which to declare
themselves not subject to the authority of the State.
Major Ben Mccullough Of Texas, who lately engi-
neered TO a successful termination the stupendous
scheme of Twiggs sTent Saturday night last in Wath-
inRon and is understood to have been In and about the
peighboring town of Alexandra ever aimee. His
friends say that the why he does not make bis
appearance in Washington in the day time is because,
having seized United States property before the usurp-
ing Convention Of Texas passed their ordinance Of re.
cerson he anticipates being arrested by order Of the
Government if he ,houd be found within Gen. SCOTS
peach.
A letter to The Egtoula (Ala.) Express from Bar
rancas relates the following incident which occurred
there:
named Doyle Of hs workmen at The Navy Yard,
slipped to sor Pcken' few Fights and came very
rat tail tiles pocket end say. had no, been for
holding lantern to Ia. isee as ne was going N 70, doo
re SSs o % si sS se ~ & :. ds With
S R %s 70 &c y 5ePee.i,d Col Cson en Sois
IN reply by the hand Of private Bullock who bheeys has
h DOYLE BOT o, Il ' tine he had TO much SssS Of h,
Tie LynehJurg VA Republican of the 25th, has
the following paragraph:
M Crook Lincon's Mail Agent the Alexandra Ro.i
nsdr his first trip 1p SeurdsJ aud 10 passing ChiroteYe
waited by Comuiites Of citizens who iuiofncd hii
the pote possible III be had better throw Up '
conn .ion aud the public service he would 90
dealt with according to Lis defertstt Bef spubhcsn who
ord never be reiuted hi foul teachings over VIZ
gina soil Mr. thinking discretion the better part Of yaoT
Consented resign his TO Alexandria and be was per
pass IL also stated that The said gentleman upon
reaching iii, city Saturday evening nsde castle Of his mai
car which be afraid to bulge and cone out IN lhe
city remained sale enscopccd 10 until his departure
yesterday morning sending the mail up by substitute.
The Ner- Orleans Crescent thus describes the man
ner Of lodging the revenue laws:
The way Of II IL simple. ANewYork importer fornftaDcs
will have his landed Charleston SayaISh pay the
du;iet Of the Southern Conedeaey which only about one
third those Of tho NORTH and then res lie goods
New York Inasmuh the Northern ioohJ 70
the Southern States out Of the Union no tn
be collected goods carried to Newly ork from ChsIe
Thus instead Of paying thirty cent the importer
goods paying cent 10 the South with only the
IAiug addition Of The Of carriage bew the two ports
When New York importer by paying hfIy thousand doeI,
Charleston get the merehspd disc for wicA be would
have TO nay hundred and y thousand al hew ok
hardly think his phtSn viii prove strong enough to Ie the