New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-20

was dis harged condition that he would leave TINT
portion Of tie country. Not being suiIehli{ VIC TO
adhere 10 his pledge he has been es'ed cnaraea
with provisioning aud communicating with tie icet Oh
The barber. Another person. IN whom Gen bragg
formerly Lad confidence has asO beei arrested fCr a.
,eutlig inform the commander az Fort l1'aDuH 81
tie ro.ition Of the yesses which lie had asfisied 20
scuttlr aud sink in the channel. Both al these paw zee
were arrested the Perdi,o Bay. II l. ectftmely
probable that they have nj eady or will suffer d m
as they were 10 be tined on Saturday Last.
[Momgon Al,,ri.t- lltl.
MorT Troors Called FoR IL VIHmM..-I~Tec.
tor.Gen John b. Baldwin publishes notice lal III
armed companies Of infantry, light fautiy, md fiic
man i, the COMMITTEES Of litfsvlvauia, NHlIi. Char
lo,te. Me,klenburg, Brunswick, Gmysou, NotoWay
Prince Edward, PoppomattOA, Bdckn4hem, Louisa
Hanover Gooclland Powhaan. Cumberland, ileE1
co. Amelia, Flnvauna, and the CITY Of Richmond, ~
Noting Al i Off with not less than The number ~
men required by law will be received at once into he
service The General desires that each company SHAH
have al least seventy men, rank and file. The counties
named with the exception OF Louisa Hanover, Gooc
land Henrico and Fuvanna, lie south Of james lyer
and some of them on the North Carolina line.
PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF SECESSION LEADERs 800
The Wilmington Journal thus describes Gen. Beaure-
gard and JEFF. Davis:
"(,eu. Beauregard has not a single AnglO-Saxon
feature In his face The whole tone OF biz counenance
and attitude would lead any one 10 expect him to
sDeak in some Of the languages OF Continental tnrope
Ii il French face but of the style OF Cavigpac or
Lanoriecre. 1t is of the solid type Of Frenchren.
Mr.. Davis LOOKS young lor liis age WhlSn ~ wen
over ffty He might be preacher, for any hre-esilna
expression about him. Bn for the square and s'raii
opened eyer and habitaay closed mouth, rn az IRON
no one wond suspect Mr. Davis OF being the cyi ana
military leader Of great iebellious movement
For The UNITED STATES GoyERNMEsT, AND DON'T
C.KE Who Knows IT.-Tbe following paragraphs are
from Tie Fran&ton Ky,) Commonwealth OF Wodnes'
day: n..a,,
received opinion that whenever the Ancien. Doni9ion
took snuff, Kentucky her daugh,er would most DUH
fully sneeze. That old fogy idea, and ought 70 DC
iai ( aside. Kentucky will Dever permit raod ana
f4naic minority TO saddle her with Secession, and
bully her out Of the Union ss Virginia wss ssadlea
snd bullied Never no, never. The Union men o.
Kentucky win not consent to no transferred to Jeii.
Davis ike no many cbatteh. Mind that; aoy sueh
attempt Is made in this State it will be the signal Tor
civil war and the Union men will rise IN their nrgn'
and crush out and wipe out the Last ves'ige OF seees
sionisn 10 Kentucky. On that they are determined
They have stood about ~ much % they can already
Better not crowd them too far.
The True Issue.-The disunion papers and orator
are trying 70 make the present state Of public affairs
personal matter between JEFF. Davis and Abe Lincoln
They hope in this way to enlist Southern sympathy,
aud gerrymander Kentucky out Of tas Vni0n Nwii