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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

..re stopped by shestSes. while Others are closed
uecsuse the hands employed ba,>' volunteered nu'
the suspensions in vey unexpected 'oarors ma"e
buyers Of paper extremely cautious. tne "'' -.
dent Of the times is the sudden demand at tue M, ''
pennies. Only few months ago they were 80 great
nuisance as TO be sold Ut discount. Now they seem
TO have disamea ed, and more are wanted. DO
people hoard pennies
Senator Mason was here few days last week on
what may truly he called flying visit His advent
wa, no sooner known than be discovered our boys
wanted him, and que bot pursuit was instituted as
tohis whereabouts but The authorities aided him 10 keep
shady. lie came On busin.Ss, and got through " w.
quickly as possible.
The call by Gov. Curtin for m ere troops occasions
world e rejoicing among the thousA nds VINO hai 'o'
INT erred and been Iefused. The who'll. Il adoi'ionai
regiments lack but four of being ready and.' week Will
furnish them.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

Later Intelligence from Western Texas announces
the outbreaks of Indians and Mexicans near Browns
yile 1t is reported that the Of Roma has been
pillaged and burned and many American families have
been murdered. Brownsve has also been threatened.
The Uuited States troops at Br,zos Santiago, num-
beriDg only sixty three men, were removing all their
available property, preparatory TO leaving that place.
At Indianola all quiet on the I'D ult. Accounts
from the interior represent the rebels as preparing TO
march upon Galveston with all ceierity. A. Houston
five hundred men are armed and equipped. Com
panes OF minute forming In other parts OF the
State.
The number Of Federal troops in the State was es-
mated ut one thousand who mostly well supplied.
About half that number at IDdianola. Prepara-
tions were going actively at Galveston there the
people were enrolling masse. Letters from III faso
stat. that Fort Bliss has been surrendered to Com
missioner of Texas by Col, j. d. Reeve,
The Galveston Ners bf the 23d says: " We learn
that Gov. Clark has ordered the commander OF the
Texas forces n San Antonio TO repair Immediately 10
the coast with his forces and summon the Cnltsd
States troops near Indian to leave Immediately WITH
ut a,os or to surrender at discreion IL If under
s,,I IN stin that those United States troops numb
.hon, i aNo The Texas volunteers ut San Antonio
only number about The GOys!por has received wed,
d-iaich from the Hon. JON: H. Reagan, to the effect
that Lincoln has ordered 5000 United States troops TO
Brazos Santiago. Two couPahies a'c pens 0's@aiA'u
in Austin for home defense.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
ARRIVAL OF THE ALBANY BURGESSES
CORPS

This Corps arrived on Wednesday morning on
board the New World. They quartered in the
Park Barracks and proceed to Washington to morrow
to Join the 25th Albany Regiment, with which they
have been embodied. Thee are 81 members, tao
drummers and one fer besides the officers and non
commissioned officers who equipped and armed them
selves at their expense before Offering their ser
vices to the Governor.
They are furnished with the regulation musket, case
bayonet knapsacks, haversaeks, canteens, &C. Their
uniform is blue cap light blue overcoat trimmed with
red plain blue frock coat light blue pants with broad
white st ,ipe down toe side. =,
The following are the officers and non-commissioned
officers:
Capt. II. Kingsley 1s Lieutenant. Cook I'd Lieutenant
W. b. Mahoney; Orderly Sergeant H. c. Haskell I'd, j.
tischer; 3D. I. Padow 4h. N. Van Antwerp; ls Corporal
w. .andcip; 3D. Chss Latham ID. G. T. Cspp +th, w. ~
Eetteryile .
Tie men and officers are fine looking and intelligent
and do no discredit to the CITY Of Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
FORT MONROE.

The Chesapeake, which left Fort Monroe on nonday
afternoon brings officer Of one Of the
regiments, from whom learn that there are IN the
Fort about 400 men-4OO United States regulars and
about 900 Massachusetts men, The health OF the
garrison war good and fear was felt from any
enemy. The Rebels had erected no batteries nor made
other hostile demonstrations within the range OF the
guns of the Fort Col Dimmiek, the commanding
officer, was call right" and would open his ports at
the proper moment. The Cumberland was in the vi
cnty guarding the entrance and no craft OF any sor'
was permitted to 60 in or out without Inspection
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
spcesrancs in Wilmington, where he formerly resided
che people would baug him without Judge or jury,
d. to be hoped that tie Federal officers will soon have
CHS wretch in custody.
FROM BALTIMORE.


Judge Bonds Of the Criminal Court charged ine
Grand-Jury this morning. He called attention pai'ic'
ulaily TO the attach Of tie mob the military on '"c
10Th of April that the guilty might be brough 10 pun
ishment.
Afer the crowd Lad left the Eastern House to-aa}
man named George Lemon, in the uniform OF '"e
Maryland Guards deliberately cut down the American
Gag which fell into the arms of bysander.
He was Immediately arrested by Deputy Snerih'
And with some difficulty, saved from the wrath OF the
few Union men present, and conveyed to the police
s,st;on where be awaits examination The Guard,
is said will expel the ofender
AT noon the Star-Spangled Banner was raised, with
e,et Recommendations Of enthusiasm, from the Post-Ot-
fee and CustonsHouse by order Of the newly ap-
pointed offcias large crowd assembled in front Of
Sbe Custom House to witIese the fag-rasing. new
flagstaff was erected the portico and at precse
III; Capt. Frazier, veteran captain OF felispo''
who was assigned the honor, drew up the nag WHICH,
as IL spread to the breeze greeted with tremendous
applause, waving Of hats, cheers Tor the onon anu
the old flag. The crowd then joined in singing the
Etar-Spangled Banner.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
TRAITORS EXECUTED.
Two Men sho,..Two Moro Manxe

A letter from member of the 7ih Regiment to his
father, dated Washington, 2sth April slate, that the
men from New-York, all in good health aud spirits.
The writer says: Six Seeessionsts were caught yes.
terdsy in treaeohab!e acts, and two We're shot this
morning at the Maynard. Ore il TO be shot to-mor-
row morning. lie VAS 10 ibe employ Of the Ordnance
Department, and had seen set to work filing bombs;
but instead OF charging tem with powder, he put sand
in them. Several men have teen arrested for tearing
up The track of the railroad, ano they will be
lily dealt With"
A private letter from Annapolis, April %, says:
And now to give you an example OF tte punish
ment traitors receive, we can see from wber~ I am
writing, abont two miles from shore, on the yard arm
Of the United States brig Caledonia, tgo hanrinR
one for smuggling provisions and powder to the
Rebels at ChaIe-ton; the other for plotting the 9TH
Regiment on the Chesapeake bar-with the inteution
that the Bsllmoeans might yet possession Of AnnaO-
lis before the Seventh could land. He not quito
sharp enough for the boys They suspected bis nen-
tons, put him ia irons and conveyed lin board the
brig, and now be is hanging for his crime"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
FROM ANNAPOLIS.
ASyAPoLIs, Nd, Monday, April %, Is

ASsaroLIs, Nd, Monday, April % 1901
-Four companies of Norris City Rifles have just Or
rived from Perryyille by the steamers H. l.. Gun and
Maryland.
The steamers Monticello and Coatzacoalcos are in
the harbor.
An Albany regiment marched this morning in the
direction Of Annapolis Junction.
Fortifcatons commanding the Annapolis Railroad
and the country road some two miles from Annapolis,
were thrown up yesterday.
Annapolis was made q military depot yesterday.
Brigadier-Gene,al b. F. Butler will remain here All
the movements are as possible Orders were
given yesterday arrest all newspaper correspondents
Something important is going On
From an attacbe of Mr.. Dayton, Minister to Paris,
just from Washington, l have reliable information
Ten thousand troops from the Southern Conieoeracy
are now in Virginia and more are pouring III. lhe
Administration has notified Gov. Lecher that one step
of advance from RcbmoDd will cause speedy inva-
sion from the West Farmers from Virginia have
forced the secession lines, and report strong Union
feeling a fow miles from the capital
The Seventh Regiment OF New.York have made upa
flrse of 900 for Lieut. Herrck OF the Sth Massachu-
eetts Regiment, who was accidentally wounded and
bad 10 have his leg ampuiated.
Trains run from Baltimore to Wheeling, but are
eearched by Seces sonsts who are all along the route
i learn from private source that the Secess'onsts
ssanaged to save COCO muskets a, Harpers Ferry.
On Saturday, the Superintendent of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad went to Washington in special train
70 get the road from Baltimore Washington oPenedi
but be had no
The weather here to-day is warm and sunny.
Information has just arrived that the Maryland Leg
5slature has refused pass Secession ordinance BY
&wo-thirds majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
WAR MOVEMENTS IN CONNECTICUT
Correspondence OF The n. Y Tribune.
Nrw.H.yyy Conn ApYil M 1881.

CoreSppndopce OF The n. I. Tribune
Nrw-HAvgs, Conn, April q, 1881.
Connecticut though she has not yet sent any troops
on their way to the Federal Capital, IT, nevertheless
fully aroused to the respoBsbi iiy sbe as Northern
State has in the Ma loaal defenre against the piraics
bordes of the South There are now, collected here,
one Regimen, complete, which has been doing camp
duty for the past eight days awaiting the order Of the
Secret.ry Of War to move This regiment is fuly uui
formed and completely armed, Ihelr arms kry u the
hts and most recent iauens. nusket, or rifle,
revolvers aud serviceabe knife, form the defensive
and Offensive equipments Of each mail. ihey expect
10 move Wednesday md am much mistaken II th96
do not reflect credit upon the State tbey repfesehs Ia
point of physcal prowese, driD, uniform and arna'
ments.
The second regiment called for is also here, with
ranks full armed, and in part uniformed and are
daily praclicng in company and squad drill and ready
10 rcepond whenever wanted q,
4 slird regiment is also here ranks full, and ike
the eecond partially Uniformed aud daily perfectibg
Themselves IL dll. This regiment, for what purpose
do not know has been ordered to change their rendez
yonx from this city to Hartford and leave to-day, IN
keeping with the order Of the AdIuant-Genernl
A fourth regiment have their ranks nearly full; are
under daily dll and will probably have their number
complete BY tomorrow or next day. The four reki-
meuls contain between three aud four Thousand rank
and file, aud are as whole made up OF tne rght kind
of material They arc mostly kne and Infantry Com
panes, the mnsket predominaIing. Some OF the mis-
kcts are rife pattern very handsome and effective
weapon perhaps sure and deadly for long or shorl
range as the Colt Sharp rifle, which are ia ute oy
70 ne of the companies Six Of the ccnpsnies have Ceeu
recruited in this city, five Of which, believe have
cbos. the rife Pistols and knives Of the dirk ana
bowie patterns also make complete the armament Ola
the regiments All are anxious TO be of on effective
duty and make room for the other thousands who are
waiting for the opportunity to respond to their couh-
trys call Connecticut is good for 1900 volunteers
with one weeks notice. and many more as their coun-
TDe war spirit continues to rise, the evidences Of
the jusness Of the position assumed by the eehtrI
government aie developed and sweePs away par!
lDes aud all other considerations The feeling IT, that
the differences long standing between the two sections
Of the country to be settled forever NO nE,c
compromi eno more giving up our just rights ana ho-
critics at the demands Of insoent place oigarchs's.
They have driven us into fight for the defense o our
dearest rights and woe be unto him or them VINO snal
say haIds off, until peace shalt be again rtsored on
our own terms to viii: the utter anLihtion OF tne
traitors who have for years kept the country n turmoil
and ccnsummaed their base designs by forcing into
inhumsn WAT
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
MESSAGE OF JEFF. DAVIS.


TUESDAY, April 80, 1861. (
Congress met at neon. President Daviss message
announced the ratification of the permanent Consttu
ton OF tho Confederate States, and that it only re-
mains for an election to he held for the desig-
nation Of officers to administer the Government
Ii says the declaration Of made against this Con-
federation by Abraham Lincoln rendered it necessary
to convene Congress to devise to replensh the
Treasury and for the defense Of the country.
The President then reviews the relations heretofore
existing between the State, and the events which have
resulted in the present warfare. Referring to the re-
suit Of the mission of the Commissioners to Washing
ton be says the crooked paths Of diplomacy can scarce
ly furnish example wanting III courtesy, candor
and decness as ~ the of the United States
Government toward the Commissions. The President
incidentally refers TO the prudent caution observed by
the he,t of Charleston during the bombaTdment OF
Fort Sam,er pays high compliment to the Caro-
lnans for their forbeaIaLce before and ne roism DUR
ing and magrauimity after the bonbardment.
Commissioners have been sent 10 England, France,
Prussia and Belgium to a.k our recogriion as mem
Der Of the family Of naions and make treaties VI
amity aud commerce.
agents lie says the Confederacy, through Mr. Se-
pbcns has concluded Convention with Virginia, by
which Niryi, ia hss united her powers and fortunes
with us. lie has satisfactory assurances that other
ours.
He says the mos, Of the Executive Departments are
10 essfu operation. The Postmass rSeneral can
be ready assume the direction o postal Affairs.
In conclusion, he congratulate the Coniederacy on
ID. patriotic devotion exhibited by the people OF the
Confsderacy Men Of high official and social posion
aud wealth are serving in the volunteer ranks. Tbe
railway companes propose liberal rates for the trans
pors'ion Il the Dail-, ano 10 receive In compensation
the bonds of the Coniederacy.
lie says a people thus united and resolved cannot
fail Of final sncces. Our came is just and holy, and
we protest solenny in the face Of mankind that we
desire peace any sacrifice that Of honor and In
dependence; seek conquest, no ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
no concession from the Free States All ask il to
be let alone; that shall attempt our snbIugaiion
by arms. This we will and must resist to the direst
extremity.
The moment this pretension is abandoned the sword
will drop from our grasp, and shall be resdy to en-
ter into treaties Of amity and commerce mutusly BEN
,ial SO long as this preeDsion is maintained with
firm reliance on that Divine Power which covers
with is protection the just cause, we will continue to
struggle for inherent right to freedom, indePend-
ence and self-govenmcnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

HARTFORD, Wednesday May i, lsbl
The Connecticut Iepis L,ure convened to-day. Au-
custus Brandegee Of New-L0Ddon was made Speaker
Coz, Buckingham, in bis Message, recommends an
efficient State IA :lia says that Al volunteer ccmpa
mics have ALREADY Ue.:i accepted, aud that the 5th R.gi
1aent " be full in few days The regiments will
not leave the State until they are fully equipped with
camp and baggage tran aud prepared TO take care Of
themst Ives on all questions
The Legislature will make liberal appropriations for
war purpOses All parties are acting in harmo0y on
thst question. The State is ou. OF debt, and owns
0QyQe afp, 900 hank stock.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, Wednesday, May 1, Iooi' =,
Lieut. Collier Of the Usted States Marines, attached
70 the Minnesota raised the American flag to-day on
The seeple Of the old South Church. Lieut. Collier Is
. native Of Mary band
The Minnesota goes into commission tomorrow, and
Ssiil probably sail Oh Saturday.
There il ,ak of calling an extra session Of the Legs-
lture TO make an appropriation and authorize the
Goyerpor to establish camp in Massachusetts where
al the newly-orgiiized volunteers can rendezvous
until called into active seIvioethe pivates, In the
William Gray has given $4,000 for the benefit OF
che soldiers F.s,, i.s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
ELEVENTH REGIMENT, WASHINGTON
RIFLES.

On the o5th April this regiment received orders to be
ready at moments warning to start. The regiment
is full, is completely armed and equipped, is well
drilled and in every way ready for active service The
men are beginning to express dissatisfaction at this
state Of affairs which keeps them in continual suspense,
and have asked their commanding officer TO remonsase
with the powers tha, BE- They desire to into camp,
or else TO the scene Of action at once.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
shAUGHTEB AT FORT moULrRm.
One Hundred and Sixty Dead Bodies Truth
Coming 0ut-Csnnrmasery ssssey-ens.

Capt David Carson, Of the schooner B. d. f''ts who
has arrived 10 this city from Charleston lay Ut the
wharf near Fort Mourie, during the boubardment Of
Fort Sumter. Fortunately, bis vessel hailed from q
Virgnial. port and BY uttering Secession Sehnmeh's
ho passed without suspicion. =,
The captain states that on Sunday night sIfy deod
6odies rere carried oeross M deek to TIC land; thai
both he and bic first snaie saw and counted thsm ina!
on Monday night forty dood bodies mere carried o." az
one t,ms ong Sly al anotter.
T captain saws that he has always been in the habit
Of wing what he sees with his own eyes ana tna'
all r. ports that there was no loss of life have not con
WINGED hin against the evidence of bis own senses.
He states that the rebel soldiers were all sworn
deny any loss of life.
We published on Tuesday statement similar.
this, from volunteer who came on this ves0el.l
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Wecnesday, MAY IL looi.
The Secretary If the Treasury has advertised pro
foeas until the 3Oh iDst unless the whole amount Of
Tered be taken at par, for nearly OF
stock Of the United States under The act o june lcoV
authorzng loan. and providing for the redemption
Of the Treasury notes.
A very corcd feeling exists here between the
TROOPS from the various States, common g1liantfy
and patriotism animatine the brearts OF ALL
The officers Of the Eighth Regiment of bassachu'
eettS have pas Led unanimously series OF re'oiuions
complimentary w the seventh kesinent of New York.
and acknowledging in warm terms The conrteles eS-
tended to them Annapolis, Including very season.
able supply of raiions Oh the march TO Washington
which the Seventh gave them out OF their own scany
stock.
Tue noble band of the l2th Regiment last evening
eerenaded the Secretary of War; Mr.. Cameron, and
performed to admiration.
The baud of tne 7,n Regiment will perform in the
grounds Of the White House this afternoon large
gathering Of citizens is expected TO hear them -,
Tue weather here is pleasant and Summertime
which, united with the animation gwen TO the Guy Dy
the presence of many troops, makes washington ah
unusually pleasant pla e TO 1--we In.
troops who have ealantly come up To our proteo-
zion AID defense, and own citizens generally, are
enjoying perfe 4 and uubroken health.
The 6th Irish Res id,ent If Newfork came III tins
nornipg n fine health and spirits. This regiment has
been stationed ou guard duty the railroad between
Annapolis Junction and Washington II was relieved
yesterday and took the line OF march direct for the
fhe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has con.
e]uded arrangements to-day for the resumption Of
travel to the North by way Of the Northern Central
Railroad.
Several tuns Of matter ca me through to-day, having
been delayed for more than week on it's way TO this
Eaty.
Baa{ers Of dypatches to the Government hseS also
come in to-day from different directions. They bring
Intelligence Of the military movements In various sec
lions oftbe country. Communication is now restored
Lord Lyons, the British Minister, denies the report
that be had solicited the grant Of armistice. There
A. not o word Of truth in the former rum0r.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
THE sEvENTY-NINTH REGIMENT.

Gen Wool has directed Neut-Col. Elliot and Capt.
John Macon to proceed forthwith to Sandy Hook to
select quarters for the Seventy ninth Regiment. Com
rany l., Capt. Manson, met at the Merosr House on
"wednesday evening at O'Clock, to ge0eiva their full
upitogJ and equipneatA