New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
me tRO.SlAVfRY REBELLION.
FROM GEORGIA.
SOUTHERN MILITARY

III,
ps.r, o,arance from the Richmond tou' oerles
49,. 49,, brousht to THE city Of late, and is still
...,,,s Yesterday, a 72-pouDder arrived. To-
,,y came three more large cannon, two OF them'
ws Judge 10 inch Columbads. Tomorrow
another 10 expected, an SiDch COlumoad, we
Ar,sye. These baye been brought through BY
railroad. cannon TO car, it being necessary
70 .tHen the car By an e1 tempOre truss, against
the enormous weight. These huge implements o.
var attract much attention as they pass lhe''
e.,lossl.l proportions impress people with sort
ave. AID, one may hope, with some reahZne
,snse OF the dreadful character OF war. lhel
are inte ded for the armament OF the forts II
this barbor AID perhaps some OF them VIII BIZ
tran ferred 10 other points along the coast. 1t
/. p,,nabe TIA, the defenses 1T Fort Brown, Oh
81. sinons Island. guarding the important Gin
military sense) harbor Of Brunswick, will bt
strengthened soon, by these or other guns Of
heavy calber.
In addition 10 these, other preparations ore
nasias ss rapidly az possible for putting the
Southern ConieGeracy Oh "war footing" III.
aeao,ship HunEress, sde-wheeler of 3S3 tuns'
les feet long, with Pa feet beam, he's been Pur'
snssea in New-Yark By the State of Georgia
p.s "a now nj this city. As in other cases the
SERVICES Of Southern men in the employ ct the
tn ted States were the means taken 10 secure
as ppize. A young lieutenant, William ffHh, d
e,Sz..n OF Georgia, was made the agent ID THIS
..a.actiep. add is DOW highly lsuded for it. 1t
sx. regarded as q high reach of diplomacy Oil
az ,,,r. TO retain bis heutenancy in the Un'ted
sea.ss navy until the task was achieved, and to
axe his position the means Of assisting the en-
st1.ise.
A large number of troops 10 soon expected to
~sss Georgia .or Pensacola. They come from
tsr,ous part, Of the State having volunteered for
sos yesr in TIE service OF the Contedcracy.
Along them are tie Quitman Guards of For
,s.f; tie Gete City Guards of Atlabta Newman
SGsr6s Of Covota County; aud two companies
r n each Of the cites Of Columbus, Macon and
gusta. 4 reIdGzvUu. of these corps IS ex-
= I'd IT, take place early next week at some
ssasraj pOiut, probably at Macon. They will
s1.,.er dozen companies or more, numbering
y al about thousand men. They will torm
ssu.p aRd organize into regiment. Companes
e volunteers are also said 10 be- arriving from
as,gmore and other localities in the Border
s,sses. II is expected that about 5000 troops
vi: soon be assembled az Pensaeoia. There are
1ow about 1900 already cone'egated there
,.esrg from those | have seen, there need be
70 s.sat apprehension Of euch soldiers, at least
Ar time. To th0se who are familiar with
s-res, it Is needless 70 say that these recruits
s,> of the lower and worthless classes Of society
Fey are tboss "whose rOom is better than their
e c.e pauy," and While it is necessary u call on
1ysssss enterprise for their ontht, the call l,
S.abJi-ss answered with the deyout wish that II
IL enc lass o. lit tbey win need. 1t is ssr
AsS q French company of Zodaves from New
Green's, numbering $50, and commanded by Col
Copoen. formerly Of tbe French army, has beer
:. ssved toto the regular service.
q must not DO Supposed however, that tbes,
srSa,e volunteer companies, composed general,
al men OF character end standing, and often o
x-alth constitute the proposed fighting Insteria
e tie South. These are gradually retiring from
Zoe field, and their places filed by that
ref.scnG" Of the community who have 10 taste
Sot any decent employment.
Affairs at Pensacola are reported as looking
1vsrlike Tie inhabitants of the region near the
toTs nave D-sIIy hli uteeIttu lurH hhDtttohe,
sad got out Of bsrIas way. The intercourse OF
IL vessels with the town hes been broken of
recently. Before this the traffic of the United
sites soldiers ard sailors for provisions. &c.
sch the cit.zens WIS quite brick Any vessel
ssw furnishing supplies 70 PIT under penalty Of
si'oa,iture by Gen. Bragg. This may explain the
.tpcrted seizure Of TIE Isabella. Probably che
'sls seat by prITaee ENTERPRISE and was seized
aadsr tiis new regulation
Tie general feeling OF the Southern people ex-
b.b.s as yet no change Cor tie better. The
5sisy 10 tie evacuation Of Font Sumter agg "a
'stes the sristcgrsts very much. About two
~s,ks ago, they :" were not goiue 10 bave any
,r,nre fooiiBg about it, bat If thcy didn't 60 out
By. SATURDAY, tsey would just put them out. "
T. very easy. Of course, 10 tic brave ut safe
A,alce. The decision OF :he Federal au'horl-
SIS 10 desert Sumter, however, took the South.
yGsers By surprise, aad arguing from it that the
:oser was oil in their own hands they ct once
a.ollesred their Characteristic spirit of arrogance.
FROM SNUTH CAROLINA