New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28

,;r;o,,o A. d the officer, and such were the end =
a,,sn,io,. VI, the Yankee received, that be "dS
soon the victim of wou.us ~ Iut t
arm. He was conveys i'm al moi tr,nsri,a Iiv
olIosl'on wa hade u ia guidance of money, and
had a large number of friends II. ,,oIiro ~;.l :,
Senator Clingmun OF North L, an
Charlegon rhoft time before our il 'ornSnt lt anu
was eeoerlv sc1Git after by TIE ezene On Thursday
evening, tie lltb, he Appeared on the bar, on! ~ ~
Charleston Hotel and addressed large Gro ~" - '.
street below. lie spoke III favor OF secsssl' - 90
promised that in less than twentyfour hours, "'u
Carolina would be ready to battle side by eide wlIh
her lister Sae Of the South. lie said his mission was
to procure arms for he defence OF the STATE Duihg
the Senator remal ks 1t was announcer ina' uleS
hundred slaves ID Hamburg Edgeheld Dis'Ilc'' u"J
cou tnenced an RESURRECTION and that the town had
only few persons mostly the parents OF u coihl"u!
Of soldiers j. Cbafleson-to defend IL. Ire report
created the Utmost feeling and excitement among TIE
people, and troops were called for 10 suppress me
rising Of the negroes In response TO The aplcation
Of Senator Chngman measures were taken 10 lOiwaiu
some batteries TO North Carolina.
On the fanio day telegraph dispatches had been re-
ceived Which appeared on the buetins OF The Aicy-
ovY4 and C0artef eating that but three States IN ne
h-MassaChuseus, Pennsyvapia, and Oblo-had
responded to Old Abes cali for troops that Ola Al
had been POISONED and that Seward held the reins oi
Government Another dispatch subsequently arrived,
Which reci,ed that Maine ard Vermont had refused 10
send troops ou of their States When those Announce,
menls were read by the people, who assembled fouho
OF appliance. But those remarkably ialienug dis
patches did not stop there; they were followed ty
ottera which declared in large capitals on bulletin
boards Of those journals, that the fsmous New-loIK
Seventh Regiment, with another corps from TINS Guy,
rendered their services to Jefferson Davis to Igtt
against the Black Republicans Of the North; and that
they lad chartered vessel ard were proceeding on
treir way South. This was followed by the welcome
announcement that Maryland, Tennessee, and North
Carolina had passed ordinances of Secession. All these
reports dolly credi'ed-not profesed skeplic aP
peaung among the tens Of thousands who heard
them.
About one hundred men, laboreTs and mechanics,
busily engaged in repairing the interior OF Fort
Sunter the outer walls of which are not much dam
aged Ii was reported in Charleston that between
ifty and seventy Of Beeurcgaids troops had been
killed by the fire from Sumter but no authentic IN
formation was promulgated in regard 10 the matter
a large number of collins were sent down TO fOus
Morris and Nourie which might have given color 20
tic repoIt but in wcnfoImcd circles the mortality,
became Of tic battle believed 10 he coahDtd 10
but two persons; Among an army OF seven or
eight thousand men, closely encsmpedi ana su'9e 10
tie fevers and diseases OF ropic al climate InoIiiyts
| "a natural consequence, must follow.
| On the evening Of Thursday the llth there was
prevalent ruor throughout tie city, which WAS alter
ward authenticated by dispatch, that General Scott
had resigned and was on bis way 70 iis nS!'e oalG,
Virginia, ard that Major Arderson Lad also resigned,
ana Rad accepted commission in tie southern army.
II slave populut N are closely watched, as there Is
general pIelens0n THAT they viii improve whatever
/ opp FtuIiiv presents itsef to lire In arms.
Tie squadron of South Carolina is composed Of three
| s,ea,uers-tte Lady Davis tho Gen. ClDch aid the
VIM SeabUok Tie first of those vessels is not larger
than q riyor tug, and is not strongly built. The others
are about as large as our city ferry boats. An instance
| Of the remarkable, if not ludlcrous weakness, oil
the war vessel Lady Davis, occurred on tie Sunday
| evening when the evacuation Of Fort Sumter took
ra Q. On. of the guns placed near her bow fired
blank cTidge in honor OF the event. aid the reeoii
veIy nearly capsized tie steamer.
Wien our in orTGaut left three vessels were beir
| fitted up 40 wiyateeIs and the steamer Nashville
WAS undergoing rapidly the aera,ions necessary 10
| make her q war vsss,L Tie steamer Isabel was in
port but lad no, been bought, reported, by the
! Southern Coufcderacy. She belongs to Mordecai d
| Co, OF Oh srlestOn
! lie steamer Splendid of Maine, and several
scboorcrs belonging 10 Northern merchants in port, 1t
was expected would be seized just as our informant
| left.
THE friends OF Mr. Livingston, now believed to be
in custody i'll Charleston Will hea Of elm by addressing
Correspondent" Woodtnrne, Sullivan County, New
| York;