New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
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been cut Oh by the SOuth CaIOHha du'n"''''O''
But if that fact be true, as stated 1t must ma
%erally affect the purpose of the Administration.
They will not suffer km TO be starred out, aod
If IL should be determined to witbdra" hiin' IL
will be done in their own way and az tAelr
own pleasure, and not OF the demand Oh "o''
Pickens or Jefferson Davis.
The receat movements of the reyoutouists
upon Pensacola and the calii out Of additional
troops have necessarily attracted scfioas atten-
ton here and compelled modification OF the
views ard plans that we're entertained tWo
weeks ago. This is particularly true since IL
has become known that the design is to concen-
trato the 5000 men now in service near Cnaries-
ton at that point in case Maj. Anderson sh"u'o
DE withdrawn from Fort Sumter. II Is 'there-
fore obvious with the Hunted means now ut tDe dis-
posal of the President, that ii Jefferson DAVIS
could collect 5000 or 5000 men at Pensacola, |
"a demonstration might be made against Fort
Pickens which would IN LANCER its tenure. Its
loss under such circumstances would be pecu-
harly unfortunate, and cannot be permitted
The Administration desires peace, but the pin
ciples announced in the Presidents Message are
perfectly understood by the country, and if the
Montgomery Government wiliuly inausurates
collision, they must take the consequences
In strategic point Of view, therefore, II is
necessary 10 hold Fort Sumter, in order to pre-
vent the diversion of the large force which now
invests it TO Pensacola. 1t is not proposed to re-
enforce Major Anderson, but the Government
cannot be- disgrsced By allowing him to be
starved out. He must be provisVned, and It re-
IN n IL
supplies shall 60 TO him peacesbly or not. That
is tie whole questiOn at this time and the
country should understand where and how the
responsibility rests Mr.. Dsyiss policy has been
10 concentrate his strength at a given point, and
then strike one successful blow, under the pres
tee o. which the South might be united and
movement on this Capital would follow. He
may find himself checkmated Unexpectedly. From
long ana familiar acquaintance with the officers
Of cur army, he has succeeded in demoFallzlng
many of the best, who have already joined hls
Ftandard, and infected others who are now in
the service. Bat they are known, and VIII be
obser,ed.
THE DECLNATIoN OF MIR. FOGG.
No information has been received here confirm
ing The statement that Mr. Fogg had declined
.ho mission to Switzerland. On the contrary, he
is exues:ed ID start in few weeks, and the
usual preparations are now making with that ex-
.Yectatlon.
TIKI MEMINGER TREASURY NOTES.
TIE issue Of treasury notes by the Montgom-
err GoYefnment is regarded as An admission Of
its monetary weakness AL the boosted subscrip-
tions to their SIS, 600 COG loan are bogus except
i l.
mep.s Oh the banks, and l.ad in their deprecated
currency. The only resort is forced loans, and
that hos already been nearly exhausted in some
of the States. If the screw be turned much
more counter revolution viii spring UP spon-
tSUeousiy.
THE RECENT GOVERNMENT LOAN.
Mr. Russell of TIE London Times admitted
yesterday, what has been apparent to every in
tellisert and rejecting observer, that the
prompt and large proposals for Mr. Chase's loan
of S.. O0O, 900 would do more to impress the Eu-
ropesn mind with the strength and stability Of
the Government at this time, than any single
event which had recently occurred.
THE ST. DOMINGO AFFAIR.
it IA suthOritatively stated that the Spanish
Government ia not responsible for the proceed
ings at st. Domingo. Information to this effect
has been communicated 10 q manner that re-
moveSaIl doubt on the subject.
TliE BLOCKADE OF SOUTHERN PORTS.
80 orders have been Issued to blockade the
Southera ports, as is confidently alleged By your
coieuooraries. The mission Of Com. Stringham,
and the vessels under ME command is Of very
different character, as may be discovered before
long. There has been diversion Of imports 10
the South which in any way affects the revenue,
aud consequently blockade at present would be
quite unnecessary. If foreign Governments, how
ever, attempt to carry on trade with the seeded
States, in defiance of our revenue laws, and the
notifications they win receive through our new
Ministers, they will invite grave responsibility
In such an event. their ships would probably
have 20 encounter blockade. The seizure Of
few would soon determine that question. Ii the
United States had assumed to establish CONNER
eial or other relations With ireland during the
progress of the revolutionary movement there,
England might wei have taken exception to such
Intervention in her dominion.
THE REINFORCEMENT Or FORT PICKEsS.
No Intelligence has yet reached the Govern
meus IN regard to the landing Of the troops from
~ tie order sent there weeks age BY sea
TIP PHILADELPHIA APPois TMENTs.
II was determined in Cabinet to-day that the
appointments for Philadelphia should be taken up
adto