New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

throwing up sand-batteres at Warsaw, sbOut twenty
miles down the coast from Tybee, guarding the en-
trance through Warsaw Sound. One lO-inch, two g.
inch and two finch columDiads arrive here to-day
from Richmond. Davis has called out 10000 more
,roope two regiments Of which assigned to Georgia
This makes in all 10 present time, 10 600 men,
The South is already sorely crippled in her business
relations by her strenuous military exertions Her
boast has been that she had the advantage of all other
communtes in state Of war, on account of her slave
nopnlation. These would remain at heme, aud her
r,oductiye caracity would not be diminished. This is
now practically seen to be silly rhodonontade' The
real vigor and progress OF the souh as Wei as oi an
Other communities is seen to dept:.. upon the active
temperament and working brain Of fee labor. Now,
that her stores are drained Of their owners ana clefAs
her manufactures OF their operatives and all other
oreanized industries of their white labor, everything
languishes Prices advance, no work can be done,
and the eper,ies of the community arc absorbed in
,he work of destruction abroad and the effort TO pre-
Won, destruction at home 81 don't know, says one,
what we are going to do with these internal nlggers
They are full Of vicious propensities; they VIII steai
vaste and destrnv and there is no help for it. No
wonder the snLors of this state of things desirous
Of leaving the country if they don't succeed. L.
, an evil disuepsat;ons, however, get some GOO.
Among other sufferers from the hard times are tn
fie.oatng newspapers, which hnve con'roned u
urcb 70 create them. Several of these have been
bean Obliged 10 SUSPEND operations. Editors and
composors. they say in excuse have gone to the
WAR; and most likely the minority OF their subscribers
have or will have TO do too, or In any care lind
convenient 70 discontinue such unnecessary expenses.
/ More necessary wants than these are beginning al
ready to be seriously felt. The business OF railroads Is
falling of. Various materials used in manufactures,
and manufactured articles OF many kinds are becoming
! scarce The d" devoted Southern woman go in home
spun, DO so already perorce Their silvery voices pro-
claim that " there is really no goods to De BAD.
Many look forward with dismay ohe prospec oi 'o@ng
their accustomed Northern tour during the hot Summer
More serious STILL unless the South raises an eAraordl'
nary crop Of cereals, starvation will be the fate oil
! many within a year. Such is the impending crisis
for the South 1t is partly realized here, and that Is why
their leadere are anxious TO conquer peace 81
once.
Southern papers and Southern talk abound with inso-
! lent bragpadocio regarding Northern troops 400 Old
women. with brooms, are advertised for 10 meet Gov
Spragues Rhode lslanders-probably because they
were recently guilty of carrying more election
favoraby Southern eyes Another proposes TO con-
quer his Yankee opponents by Offering to buy his guns
Last night there was a fearful jam at the newspaper
Offices TO secure extras, which it was expected would
detail the cutting up of the Seventh New.York ReS-
ment" That report being contradced, was informed
by one biliousooh ing fellow that the news was not
| AZ satisfactory MS was expected" No amount OF
slaughter or suffering You may be sure, would saisy
the bloorl-craving nav Of Southern Secession.
Laier-Adyices from Pensacon state that Lieut..
Slenmer came over to the Navy-iard with a flag Of
truce; and after Intellectually asking the privilege of
sending "A bearer of dispatches TO Washington, IN
formed Gen. Bragg that he had been superseded IN
command by Col. Brown; also, that the Federal
TROOPS would net the defensive Great activity pre-
vailed on the Confederate side. The founderies at
the Navy y-Yardwere kept constantly at work making
pls;" batteries were preparing; and, ! suppose,
when Un,le Sam has continued what seems TO be an
insane and foolish reticence long enough 20 suit the
rebels he will find himself obliged "a evs"uate by
military necessity However the Federal trseps
were erecting sand batteries the island and thit
may be wiscst rs Is confidently a-errtcd
that Fort Pickcns alone cannot hold out long without
such assisianoc. Mr.. Russell Of TIE London Tsmes
WAS on the ground but bad not yet got enough mat
ter 10 make n letter of Great strctness was OBJ
seryed in the Confederate camp.
A. ii. Stephens ,s on his way " Richmond as Com
missioner of the Confederate States to Virginia.
The Republican Blues am the Irish JASPER CroeIk
of ths city are detailed for the E.rth The bestdried
companies are selected for the invading army. TIVE
rebels cortident Of getting Wellington, but vsse
think L will H. an elephant" after they get il. One
cage individual thinks il will add great dignity TO be
southern Coniederacy in foreign eyes to hold il e
yen or two just 10 show EN- that We have the Cpy-
ernpent" Another thinkstt will bc laid in Gaik. :.
The ressarce Of Baltimore and i'll all the Bor
der States are hael with great glee here. ! can.
not but fear that pet,y scruples abcut Legality
AMI regularity WI prevent tle North fan
coming forward in time 10 oyeror1c theee yanqx.s
with whe legality and regularity mere ty-words
Forw ard March r. should he the vordfrom all quar-
,ers ani suffer Do Railroad Presidents trcasonable
slobs or wavernF Governors TO stand in the way y:
the overwhelming will Of the nation. PsotiBfnefs is
victory and hesitation sdefeGt. Now never, n
plainly seen % be the here. " II W. don't ge,
Washu yion in tsn days cant in ten months.' The
,bcs ere fully asvare Of this nes:ssity for haste and
they will s,aG az Nc meens to it. So should
the Gcverrncss crIsb down without hesitation every
resistance offered 10 il as henous and deadly treason
Tie fleet of Pichens IL reported to consist Of the
Brooklyn, Sabine, st. Louis Powhatan, (recently
arrivelj Wys,sdotte and the sore-ship Supply Al
lantio and Baltic expected. This r letter d
18th mst