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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
TO ARMS |!

TRAITORS and foes We shall arm We shall arm
Brethren are We i-but it matters us not
Men of the South We are calm We are calm
You are like madmen, misguided and hot !!
Long have we patiently borne with your hates
Shame has been risiag and flushing our brow
Oh we We entreated you, early and late
God only knows what has come 'er US now
We are not angry--the fire is too deep;
We will not tsunt-that e for boys, and not men,
Yet we have sworn, and our word we viii keep,
Nerer, shall you trample again
You have dishonored the St,iFes and the Stars
The pale North moment did hold In her breath;
Non thousands Of eyes, like the red planet Mars,
Do glare on you steady defiance and death
Yoa love not to work, you are all gentlemen;
Arms are your pas,ime, and eight is your wordi
We love the plow, and the loom, and the pen;
Nobler is Peace, to our hearts, than tie Sword.
You have been plotting all over the land
You have been training to tear down the State
We re rot been playing with weapons in hand,
But we ii tear down yoar flag at the Capitois gaze
Lord of the Nations Restrain us Restrain II!
Terribly, mighty, our waking will be;
BLOOD when il falls will come down as the ram,
Flooding the earth like the surge OF the sea
Then courage. ye Men of the North and the West
nation is spriuging again into birth
IN the beautiful garments OF Liberty drest,
Forever 10 stand the desire Of the earth
MARTHA PERRY LOWE
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NEW-YORK.

ITHACA, Tuesday, April % 1851.
The Tompkins County Bauk has tend,red tie
Governme mt $4,000
A Volunteer Compal was organized this morning.
numbering Gj men.
relief fund for the families Of volunteers has just
been started, headed with 81 900 from one mau.
North WHITE CREEK, N. Y, April %, 1861.
A grand Union meeting was held in old Cambridge
Washington Co., this forenoon.
About one Of the most enthusiastic Union meetings
was held in the little White Church in this place hast
evening. Is. E McNott was called to the chair, and
r. X. Croker appointed Secretary. Judge Allen and
others addressed the meeting The Salem brass band
and glee club envenod the meeting. Thiry-iYe
vount ers enrolled under Capt. John McKie and tie
citizens subscribed $500 for the support Of the fam
lies.
BATAVIA, Tuesday, April %, 1861.
A large and enthusiastic meeting held here lat
night in order to rase fund for the familic Of the
volunteers. Speeches made by the Hon. i. L.
Tracy, the Hon. Heman j. Redfeld the Rev. Eyerard
Kempshall and others. About 81 900 were raised al
once.
SAG HARBOR, Tuesday, April y, 1861.
The largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever held
in this place convened last night at Washington Hail 10
take measures to provide for the families OF those who
enlist in defense Of their country, The Rev. Edward
Hopper Of the Presbyterian Church presided. Inc Ut
most enthusiasm prevailed. All persons pledged tier
lives in deense of the Constitution the Union aud the
Stars and Stripes
PoTsDAs Tuesday, April %, 1861.
A company Of so volunteers under the command OF
Cant Pomeroy leave here Immediately for the seat Of
war; This company volunteered and was organized at
once Five thousand dollars have been subscribed by
citizens to aid the families Of volunteers Toe greatest
excitement and enthusi SIN prevails here.
ALBAEY Tue-day, April %, 1891
The military department il full Of activity this morn
ing. Applications for uniforms aud commissions are
rushing in rapidly. Some difficulty j. at present ex-
reienced in unifofiDg companies rapidly enough, but
arrangements are making by which ample supplies will
be Oh band in sew days
Tie 2Oih Reg ment of Ulster County, Capt. Pratt,
received immediate marching orders this a. N. for
Washington. via NewYOfk.
The Bard under the $1,000, coo bill are meeting at
the present time.
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LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.

ReHfeT'S ItEfgrdm.
THORS April II, lo6l.-The number OF persons who
fl at Warsaw amounted TO at leas thirty. There were
Ut least several hunded wounded.
The corpses Of the victims carried 10 the cicei
and buried within the fortiieations
The individuals who have been arrested are to pass
their term of imprisonment within the kingdom. Last
night numerous arrests were made and the munci-
patty has been dissolved.
PRAGUE.
FRIDAY.-The Bohemian Diet has sent deputaton
TO the Emperor TO request him TO come TO Prague for
the purpose of being crowned King Of Bohemia.
THURsDAY.-The conflict in Herzegovina still con-
tnues Several places have proclaimed for the Prince
Of Montenegro.
BELGRADE, April u.-Yesterday, 90 Belgradian
families numbering SOS persons, emigrated TO Servia,
with numerous foeks. The Turks stopped their pas
sage aud Inflicted punishment on loo OF them. The
alienation is increasing on the frontiers.
SOUTHAMPTON.
FRIDAY.-The Tagus, with the Peninsular mails,
has brough, the master, mate pa twelve seamen Of
the Mari No. 5463 OF South Shielis, which had been
abandoned at sea in sinking condition. They were
landed at Lisbon by "A Dutch galloOn.
LATEST NEWS
The Atranto with the West India and Paicic mails,
was off the Needles at 1920 this afternoon.
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DIED..

BUMsTEAD-In Uillamsburgh on Monday April %, jacob
N. Bum.,ead, aged ~ years Imonh and is days.
BEILOWS-n this city, Monday, April % Eliza Delano,
wife Of Charles Bellows, in the 33d year Of her age.
DE PUY-In city, April % Alexander IT, only OF Alex
sbder 7. and Sarah +. 7 De Puy, sged 6 years
The relatives and friends Of the family Jy invite4
funeral from the e,dence of his parents No 06
Bedford this w ednesday) afternoon q O'Clock with
out further invitation.
widow of the late Edmund EmendoTf esq, of rvol ~ T..
in the els' year Of her. ..,
Funeral al 81 Marks Church, Thursday the ZSin
inst, at ii o'clock a. m.
FIsH-At Mystic Bridge. Conn., Saturday, April TO- A's
Fish, in the slst year OF his age.
GRAHAMln this city, Monday, April 22 Catherine Iere
year, months and days.
HUG Esn Norway HeTkmer County on Monasy' h ar,s
Fannie o. T. Hughes wife OF Dr. Wm M h'sles' III 'N
year sf her age. !.
KIPP-on Monday April Charles Mason youngest son Of
Solomon and Esther Kipp aged 4 n"' anu - -, pr
LOTHIAN-In this city on Sunday AP ~ neDiy "u'"''
lothian second son Of Napier and Clara Lo1hian'
ROEAt Aurora H. Saturday Apri 70 Of sust pos james
H. Roe only Of Rosetta and Corn" 'sea se'
2 months and days
NewburYh papers please copy .
s,MPsoN-Mrs Magsres Smith the wife Of j. b. sampson
tn nn,r " III ..Ie Wednesday 2tth ins cocs
ais Tssderse s 'sss o nermeas
sCITDpER-rn this city, Saturday, April 20, John b
scasdsr Of this city, aged 50 year.
sKIDMoREn Greenpoint on Monday April =.
suERIDAN-On Monday April %, Richard Sheridan ssed
years and months
srH-On Monday April p! st bis residence No. Ill Esse
Twenty -ufh street, William Smith. aged % year,
THAYER-At Newburgh, N. ", on Friday Apr! ls, John
They er, aged 90 years
TIEBouT-In e.tfed N. j., Monday. April "a. Mary,
daughter Of John W. and Julia A. Ieeo1i aged year sna
VAN BUsKIRK - On Monday, April q, Ad5e Elmonderf
daughter Of Edmund c. and Annie L. Van Buskirt
WOOplN - In Jersey City, on Saturday, April 90 Hsiss
Mlimsn only daughter q John L. and Harriet NJ wOsda'
aged year, Gonihs aud ls days
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FROM HARRISBURG.

HAusuuEG, Tuesday, April 20, 1861
Caleb Gushing arrived here yesterday and left for
Washington on Sunday. He says that Gen. Lee with
5000 Virginian TROOPS was covering Arlington ighlS'
The camp at Cockeysville bad broken up, and the
troops were returning here to 90 South VIA tue Sas-
quehanna River.
Lieut.. Jenifer, reported having deserted the Car
Isle Barracks had full knowledge Of the plans of The
Government Dispatches for bis arrest have been sent
in every direction.
Caleb Gushing narrowly escaped injury from the
people Of Carlisle and Cdanbersburg. He stated that
he was on HE way Massachusetts to JOIN regiment
for the defense Of the Union.
lie left last evening.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosIoE, Tuesday, April %. 1861.
A private dispatch to Messr. Sprague & Co., from
Phladelpi states that the Government hss released
the steamer P. Sprague from her charter to convey
troops from Philadelphia in consequence Of Maryland
having guaranteed the safe transit Of 5000 troops
through Baltimore daily.
A letter from member Of the Fourth Massachusetts
Regiment, dated board the steamer State cf Maine,
confirms the attempt to poison the regiment when oil
New-York, by pruasic acid mixed with brandy.
A member Of the East0n Company had died
Great activity continues a the Navy Yard
Tue Minnesota has board large proportion OF
her and armament, they being put on board to-
day.
The Mississippi is being got in readiness with the
greatest rapidly.
The Colorado viii be ready. for sea in ten days.
The Niagara is reported off Cape Cod, and will
probably arrive dining the night
Recruits for the Navy are continually arriving
The North End True Bues, 81 men, consisting Of
sip.caulkers aud hardy mechanics, have enlisted for
the war and reported to the Governor to-day
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AUSTRIA.

The Austrian Diet had unanimously passed vote Of
thanks to the Emperor for the new law relative to
Professionals.
Another law, which is published grants to women
the ri b, of voting elections for members OF the
Diet.
A we-known correspondent Of Tie Tunes points
out the temptation to immediate hosiibIies. lie says
j. ruiuous to Austria 10 wait until the Italian Kingdom
Is consolidated. bold attack with two hundred thou
sand men would soon bring the Austrans to Milan aid
Turin pretext must be found, otherwise the French
would again cross the Alps This Is the pretext: Aus
Austrian agents all over Lombardy are buying up the
,onges Of Garlbaldians, the price being about Gl2
each. Once sufficient number Of these Conges bought
up a CORES ponding number Of men be easily put
in red shirts and be made 10 attack. Thus Austria
will have right to retaate, and the Austrian Army
will reenter Itgly.
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THE ICEBERGS.

Does anybody care for the fine arts7 Does anybody
remember, at this moment, that there are any arts OF
peace in the pursuit whereof have been wont to
pass their lives in the hope Of making mankind wiser
and beterand happier? Not however, that it depends
always upon the arts of peace whether mankind shall
be wiser, and better and happier War for good ends
is good thing, as this nation is about TO learn.
Nevertheless one may turn probably and with pleas
ure from the excited throng crowdng our streets to the
quiet gallery at GoupI to the splendid work
of art that has yet been produced in this country We
frankly confess that in former great pictures Of Churchs,
though we have felt and acknowledged their power.
there has still been certain something rather felt than
seen to be wanting which has withheld US from those
terms Of praise in which others have expressed their
admiration. That feeling, whatever may have been
its character and whether just unjust, it is not
worth while to stop to inquire after or analyse;
is not excited by the IcEBERGs Mr. Churchs last pic
ture now on exhibition at GoupiPs. In that great
work we find all that we have found in either OF
its predecessors and all that have sought for in
them without success. Ii il absolutely wonderful
picture work of genius that illustrates the time and
the country producingit.
1t is in the first place more thoroughly original in
conception and in execution. We think that nothing
has been produced like it, certainly nothing has IN
this country Is idea is grand and the artist-hand
that has put it upon canvas is worthy Of the artist
mind that conceived it. 1t is large canvas, and all
It's broad surface s covered with the cebergsteraly
and simply with the cebergs the water they float In,
and the sky above them and nothing else There is 10
the picture no trace Of animal vegetable life, and,
saving only one small boulder Of earth, caught up by
some grinding cake Of ice the is as if from that
day of the creation when the earth without form
and void, and only the armament divided the waters
under the armament from the waters which were
above the ornament and Godbung light in the heaven
to divide the day from the night. Over those mighty
and beautiful works Of prmeval night of the long WIN
ter when as yet there day, broods solemn 81
lence and solitude, unbroken by another presence,
though these majestic glow and culver with the
beauty of the changing light and heat, as they sail on
from their arctic home TO warmer seas.
This great work, which will not pretend now TO
describe was opened to private view of Mr. Churchs
friends last evening and is, we believe opened to-day
TO the public The moment is an unfayorable one for
such an exhibition, but some imperative circumstance
we presume makes it necessary 10 have NOV" "r n"t
M oil 1t must the excitement OF the
times. command attention. and more unbounded adj
,uil asIvn yet been gwen TO even MIR.
Church. pictures.
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MARRIED.,

-BROADMEADOW-O Wednesday, April IT, by tho
Rev Alfred Harris William Reed Miss Mary A. Brood
meadow.
SNooK-WEED-on Monday April q. By the Rev Thcu,ss
Stephenson John A Shook to Miss Minnie b. Weed all OF
Brooklyn, n. Y
WRIGHI-MERRILL-In Munnsyle Madison County, n. Y.
on Fr March 70 III. ID. Flyers Hotel, by The Rev Mr.
Fields Big Wright of Knox Corners to Mics Anna only dsugh-
ter 0! DR.. Merrill Of the place.
To he Editor Of The n. y. Tribune
KNOX CORNERS, 22d 1851
Sir: VIII you obge me by publishing contradiction Of the
above marriage which first appeared in The Tribune Of April
1861 as It has never place but aaous libel inserted
by an eylninded person, ANNA MERRILL,
Augusta Oneida County, N, Y.
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flag of truce by the side OF has nao' AZ nag u'i '''
s,;o1lations could be arranged.
This sgrees substantially with The accounts given by
Major Anderson himself
Tgr FIRE IS OUT.-Ihe fire in Fort sumter Is now
l and The fire companies have returned TO the cli'
"a sunday evening last, Col Dnryea one Of ne ald5
10 Gov Pckens, returned to the 0!y Tor aa.ai I va
u Nathan the efficient Chief Of the Fire Department,
who accompanied the engines to the fort After
twenty-four hours lard work they have cen aoie TO
report the place entirely free fom danger INC nre
men deserve great credit Tor their ta'ai anA nY
seryiee. charleston Mercury, a. ri To-
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pREpApINo lon Tux wan.
MENT YESTERDAY.

MENT YESTERDAY.
One las only 10 slip round to the department Of the
Assistaui Ouarterinaster-General. Gee. c. a. Ar
Our. AZ the corner Of Elm and Willie streets, 70 gain
some notion Of the labor preliminary to dispaiehing as
many men as are DOW dispatched daily to tue seui OF
war. If we may be permitted to the expression.
here il where the boilers are whence all the outside
machinery is propelled To provide for the clothing,
the feeding. aud. 10 a certain extent, the equpping
OF from three to five thousand men daily and to place
them on complete war footing requires the highest Or
der Of executive qualities The department was organ
lied by Gen Arthur oily on Monday last and tie large
amount Of business already dispatched Notwithstanding
the iucomyetency elsewhere which hampers the serv
ice abundany proves his capacity for the position he
has consented 10 occupy.
To rroyide suitable quarters for the is a matter
Of prime importance. To feed and coihe them Il no
small Part OF the business. Tie building directed ny
Gen Arthur to be erected in the Park Will be IN read
ines this morning and arrangements lave been made TO
f. cd from 800 900 men there. Col L. B Van Bufen
having consented take charge OF ths branch OF the
service has Teen Designated by Gen. Arthur to DO 3d.
The seveId regiments have been assigned quarters as
follows: Col. Wilson's Regiment at Tammany Hall;
Col. Durs cas- in Devlins Building in Canal-st. the
Scott Life Guards in the old Arsenal IN Central Park;
Col. Bry AL Albany Regiment at No. 70 Broadway;
Col EllswOrths Regiment at the Upper Arsenal III
Seventh avenues Col. Duryea's Regiment will be sent
to Fort SCHUYLER in day two. Three other reg-
ments will he quariercd to-day.
More than $500 men have been quartered and sup
Piled since the contracts therefor were opened ut noon
yesterday. Such regiments as have not received their
uniforms viii be supplied in day or two, and turned
over 10 tie United States. Major Hubbel and MAJOR
TAYLOR hard at work all day yesterday in perform
ing duties Inspectors detailed by Gen. Yates who
ss) is at biz poet ON morning I'll night.
In the large basement of the old Armory, occupied
by Gen. Arthur, vas; quantities Of army clothing are
stored. All day yesterday after tie contracts Were
awarded dray loan after drayioad arrived OF blankets
Mattresses and whatever else belongs 10 the soldiers
outfit. yciualing department has also been estab-
sed there, and large quantities Of food are cooked
and served out TO men not otherwise provided for.
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LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET. Beef steady.
Pork steady Bacon dull and quotations barely maintained.
Lard firm. Tallow quiet at 5515oj.
LIVERPOOL PRoDUcg MARKEr.-Sugar firm Cof-
fee steady Rice que Ashes firm 3l6 for Pots and 35/
for PEARL. Posn dull, at 4e for spis Tupentins
dull, at 30i.
LokDOs MARKrTs.-Wbeat dull and a2I lower.
Sugar steady Coffee firm Tea firm Rice heavy and &c. low.
Talow quiet at 589 Lnseed Oil at 28i.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-Sales Of Illinois Central
shares 26d25 discount Erie shares 28d29.
LATEsT-(yA LONDONDERRY
CoTToN.1he Brokers Circular reports the sales Of
the week at $500 Of which 1900 bales to specuaors
and lJ5OO to exporters The market opened active, and sd
vanced al bu; subsequently became quiet and the
close on hursdsy quotations barely maintained. Tbs
sales OF Friday 10 900 bales Of which 1000 specu
iators ,nd exporters. the market closing steady.
The following are the authorized quotations:
Fair Middins.
bd Itd
hiooir'. 3.l6d.
pahus. I'D.
The stock In port was estimated $50 90 bales of which
ia go american.
Bresdstuf. dull with declining tendency.
Provisions steady.
LoXDoE, Friday afternoon.-Consols closed at Oh
d0lE for money and 92ds24 for account
Illinois Central shares, -. az discount
Erie shares, 20.
Newly ork Central shares, Y.
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A PIRATICAL vESSEL-REP0RTED OUT
RAGE.

report reached this cliy last evening that liIau
cal vessel manned by Seoess0uists was seen during
tie afternoon OFF Chester The contemplated object OF
the party was to seize any craft which might be sent to
the relief Of Fort Miln supply 1t with powder.
The rumor seemed entitled 10 more than 0rgiaFY ere
6ece on account of the known reputation for prOby
Of the parties by wDom 1t WAS repeated me
vessel is alleged TO have been manned With MY or
sixty men, and to have stopped tug IF Chester, aud
compelled the Captain to Lagl down the the American
flag A company or upward of one hundred young
men in Chester it is further stated, would have mime
diaely started in pursuit Of the daring Sececcssions
Philadelphia Inquirer, %.
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TREASON IN NEW-JERsFy
The Statutes of Nev.Jeraev n,ov;do.

Int HEutut5s UI AseW-Jtfhty PROVIDES:
tany person OF persons owing aeauce "a th s,. N
levy against il, shall adhere its enemie, I
eneie Of the United States giving them aid or coo,, s
THIS State or here BY giving them advice or
be eerR writing Of any kind. by messages word. 49,.
or tokens o. Ia sny way whatsoever within tbs STATE or Les
OF BY procuring ior OF furnishing 10 Them money on nv
o q proysona wsrke stores, within this state az
OF By bberynor for reward promise thereof or
10 th PARTIALLY 7eachery yielding surrenderng
rni Town OF fortified fortress. castles garrisons tosps
or AM III, or citizens Of this State, Of the United tass
or by sj,p o. vessel Of this State Of the United
thereof e a and couot Ia any other way and shall DO
the te OF ansec confession open court. OF on
treason wLss Two ~iness. to the Of the
son or ueon o. they shall stand indicted snch per
Ter deeth. '"usca guilty OF treason, aud thal SUI.
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COM. STOCKTON FOR THE UNION.

Com. Stockton of New-Jersey IS out in letter ac-
dessed 10 Gov. Oden in the course of which he avows
hi. determination to stand by the flag. 1t is only the
Delaware River, he says, that separates New-Jersey
from the Slave States and the peril therefore is press
ing. He says:
SIwin hoist the Star Spangled Banner MoTvon the former
residence Of Of the ssne Of toe asi9n OF
enoe that fag which when boy nid 20 the asihea Of
The gae Prcsdtnt that fsg whose honor have maintained
more than one personal combat that sg which have cAreo
honorrd and respected every clnewhch hoied on Ise
Measurable Africa caried through tue Territory o. IAN
foruia
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INDICTMENT OF STREET-CoSTRAcroR HAcGLEY.-
Andrew J. Hackey was indicted yesterday morning at
about twenty minutes before IL o'clock for criminal
contempt of court in refusing to questions in
the Recorders Court on Thursday last. He had been
discharged on Saturday by Judge Barnard, but has
been indicted to-day lie refused to plead to the in
dictment and was remanded to prison for thirty days
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IocgTdphcd Prom M1td
Calcutta mail dates OF March 9, and kilograms Of
Sh report news unimportant. Private dispatches re,
port the market for cotton goods dat.
SHAsGHAE, Feb. 2l.-The YaDg-tsee expedition has
started.
San Roliusin has been defeated by the Shantung in
surgents.
Business is slowly improving.
Adyices from japan confirm the reported murder of
Mr. Hueskin Secretary of the American Legation at
Yeddo.
Trade was interrupted.
The French and Spanish troops in Cochin China cap.
tured five forts the oath Of February after an OBJ
stinate resistance.
There had beeu immense damage and loss of life in
Java by floods.
MELBOURNE, Feb. 23.-The gold shipments since the
last mail amount to about $4,000 ounces.
Unprecented rains have fallen.
New-Zealand advices say the Madies had boldly at
tackled the British troops tw ce, but were defeated
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Fort MifHn, the only tort within the limits OF the
CITY Of Philadelphia, viii have been REINFORCED 1eiore
bis article meets the eve of the reader. hrly lS'
evening the report was current tht 'he sTs, Donh
A Warner was TO leave Ches,nut-street w Aari WIN
troops on board for the fort. On inquiry 1t was cer
tanned that the Ariel had been substituted, ana that
orders had been given for the conveyance OF The hSh
moud Artillery and Kensiueton Rifles to the spot Inc
hour fixed for the boat leave the wharf was clock
this morning. For safety, she was to be preceded by
river tug with an armed body Of police. Quarter
master Gen. Bradford and Commiss1r -jenerai JonA
Philadelphia Enqui.I, I'D