New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
EpOITIED AGAIN,

SPOTTED AGAIN.
The AmeeECompuny, ut Cbicopee, Mas are MN"
featuring bronze tuelye-POnnders Tor Aiaoa S a.
large amount of sm arms for several other eouer
States. Augusta tGat onioni'i'' '""' ~
WHAT IL TREASON. .,,
In the whisky insurrection It was oeelped 'nas ~
insurrection committing aets Of yilehce 10 arms wiz,
view TO render void act OF Congress or 10
;,aaxaouton j,V force and Intimidation Is leyying
war againet the United States. .,o, .ho,
wher body of men are assembled ior tne c "
mskirg war against the Government aud are III eol
ditio to make that war; the asembage IS an ACT ie'
ing war II men be emitted, and marched ana pre-
pared for battle though they do not arm Tor alton sel
h ia an overt act of evyng war so sleo IS cruiznR
in warhke form; and lot only the persons who DC n
arms. but those who assist otherwise are Included
among thoee leyying war. [Chicago Dem, Jan. Y.
NORTHERN OPERATIVES.
We understand that a number of Southerners, who
lately stopped in tho city and passed through its work.
shops were utterly astonshed to see our operatives al
at work, happy and contented. They had been told
that the workngmen in the North had nothing 70 40,
and were up in open rebellion crying bleau OF
blood and they averred further that If they told the
reore at home the true state OF the case, they would
not he believed so thorough had become the convio
ton iu the South that the Northern workingmen were
suffering the deepest distress on account OF the seoes
sion # South Carolina. Pittsburgh Gaz., Jan. g.
THE BATTERIES AT vIsKsBURG-THE HOSPITAL
SEIZED.
4 ne IOufSCtUt JOUI nae VI tho SioN eoyo'
1--WE Yesterday saw n highly respectable Ken
tuckian a warm seoesionist, direct from Viksourg.
We learn from him that it is fact that battery was
planted the shore If the Mississippi, a. ficksoirg
10 ar to command the river. He says that good many
boats RAISING down brought to- especially IN the
night tie object beirg 10 get possession OF the silver
Wave upon which il raid that the United States
ordnance to be transported to the South. "A sno'
was fired ACROSS the bow Of one boat ana nen tne can
non war aimed directly at her, but il flashed without
off thu rounded Three OF the Ulll-
iary companies Of Mssinppi we're IN cnarge OF tne
battery and they withdrew from the shore on Iue
day last and seized the Emitted States Hospital wca
they are now occupying They are no doao' resolves
10 seize upon all the United States property that theS
| can lay their hands on.
| MARYLAND SHOWING HERSELF TO BE RiGhi;
| xecial dispatch to The Erening Post, dated
Baltimore I'D inst says that the resehi meeting; ~
| Cumberland. Washington, Cecil and other counties,
| were tremendous demonstrations, and the result as
commonly regarded here, is to fix Maryland TO the
Union They were not only numerously attended, but
tie Union enthusiasm was overwhelming Inc west
will not be driven out Of the Confederaey. In the
worst event, it will adhere to Pennsylvania. The
lusiress men and the working classes were thoroughly
aroused. Democrats and Republicans all took part;
no patiran illusions were allowed; and every word
in Behalf of the stars and stripes was cheered to the
echo Some of the resolutions complained OF the
North and spoke approvingly of compromise, but tie
course Of the seeding States was unequvoeMly con
demned. You will get the particulars by mall but set
fathers. Gov. Hicks and Maj. Anderson were sus-
tanned with salyos Of applause.
TIKI USANIaITY OF THE PRoPLE.-Tbere is no d.
yison of tie public sentiment in this city as to the
duty Of the Administration Of The General Govern
meft That duty is the enforcement of the laws at
the cannon mouth, if necessary. Many of our c-
zens who have most warmly and periseDtly sustained
the polioy Of Southern politicians fnd their love
of country stronger than love of party section and
the controversies Of the past are lost in the issues Of
the present The strongest supporters OF all that has
been claimed as Southern rights" viii DO among the
ftaunchest supporters Of the Government If 1t should
WELD every power vested in II to enforce respect and
obedience. Every public-spirited citizen feels tho
cyrt act of war of South Carolina to be personal
grievance and gross indgpity that must be resented.
The North lie a unit this point. The individual ex-
cep ions are few and Insignificant The Administrs-
ton has vet forty days 20 pnt down treason Instant
and energetic action would redeem the reputation Of
the President, give the Union sentiment North and
South overw hening momentum, and save The country
from an abyss of disgrace blscker than that into which
Mexico has fallen. Cincinnati Commercial