New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16

at once 30 IL seems that ttle or Of the loan be-
yet been called for. But The Courier on The contrary
ays that " all the money In the world u not in Wan
street as win be in few days. Ofcial nsorma
ton will soon be received that the Confederate oan q
900 has been taken at premium Of Eve pW
cent, probably"
charleston papers Of Tuesday hear that maisriAk
OF war are coming forward freely:
GOV fcsens has eco kegs Of powder en- route
which were shipped from Wilmington on Monday
%orS Mnt 0r ts' s sy having Just arrived there from
powder from ibe North per order Of Gov. Picfens
was ulso received at Wilmington on Monday morning,
making in al 1880 kegs of powder. Two beayy ten.
inch mortars from Richmond, ordered by Gov Picksns
in addition those already arrived were shipped from
Wilmington OH Monday morning on the Northeastern
Railroad. Also, 400 nine.inch shells and hrss
amount Of shot, &c.
Green peas are the newest luxury In Charleston.
citizen has been picking them from his own vnss 20,
three weeks past.
Among the decisions in the South Carolina Conf
of Appeals, during the Deeenber term, Vie notice tho
following: L.I-..
The rule that, where hired slave dies during the
term tue hire mns be apportioned, applies where
the death was caused by such negligence or miscon-
duct of ,be biree makes him responsible TO the hrss
for the value of the slave. An indictment for ios,
charging that the riot was committed by Il and his
three elaye- S, H. and j, by name, and hers Of hs
slaves Whose names are unknown, IA suncsnty aEd
proof that s sid several Other slaves Of b. without
mention Of Il cir proof that their names wers
unknown, were present, will sustain the Indictment
The rattiesnakes OF North Carolina are in cOmmo-
ton. letter from Litteton says with characteristics
regard for grsmmer, that
The seusilili,es Of this community has been out
ragged by the receipt at this ONCE OF the speeches
Andrew johnson directed to three free negroes, under
the signature of John A. Gimer. The svidy Of this
man. whoee name reflects dscredit upon his Distinct,
and whose defled pen lie ever ready 10 porlfs! me
funeral kne of di-memtered Republic, seemsto have
got the better Of his reason.
Among the numerous designs for flag OF the Con-
federste States submitted TO the Flag COMMITTEES o.
Congress, We understand was one representing seven
ratesnases tied together by their tails with bale Of
cotton Oh one side aud jug of whisky on the other
Montgomery paper thinks The author Of the design D.
u genius, and ought to have an Office.
The Fo,ence Ala Gazette says 81 mules passed
through thu. town recently returning TO Tennessee.
Such thing is either omnous of hard times a dis
position not 70 purchase stock from the North.
The Rock Hill (S C.) Chronicle has ceased ito
functions as recorder of news. ts last dip contained
the following lines:
"Tbis little scrap il sent to subscribers a. The
remnant of tie residue VI the remainder Of what Was
According TO the report in the Benton Abridgsmsns
of Debares, vol l6, p 594, Henry Clay thus spoke, n
1850, respecting South Csrolnian, now infamously
notorious: .... .L
"Mr President: said nothing with respec. to the
character of Mr. Rhett, for might as wen name him.
But If be pronu, oil sentiment, attributed TO him,
of raisiuy the standard Of dsuion and resistance 1
the common Government, whatever ne has been, 20
follows up the declaration by corresponding Overt sc.s
be will he trartor, and kope he nal meet tn. tate
a traitor. tGreat applause in the galleries, W IN din
Getty Suppressed by The Chsir."J
Mr.. Clay reeun,ed have heard with pain and re-
greet frnaon Of the remark made, thai the se.-
tn-nt Of diru, ion is becoming familiar. hope 10
confined 70 South Carolina l DO not regard @ my
duty what tie buioble Senator scene TO regard 40
rrsstarceJ never will ight under that banner owe
a pa amount allegiance TO me whole Unions subs<-
dinate one 70 my own state.
-Tae Rus,eQViRe TENN Herald says the wbsss
crop Of Logan County Is looking remarkably fne and
promising. As much may be said Of the wheat crop
generally in Tennessee.
The planters in Southern Georgia have hcressst
their corn crops considerably and thai which
was planted in February is above ground and locks
we'll The time of putting cotton seed in the groune
there is generally from 10th March TO lr April, M
there will be much less planted than Last year.
The Montgomery correspondent Of The CoIs~sss
Times says:
Col Reagan the new Postmaster General, 70 brsily
engaged ia arranging postal stfairs, aud IN getting
eff ,iebt clerks. lie has sent 10 WasLingteo, al
learn from MIN tsre connected with the Press ana
for msny Year, Po-t-Othce clerk, for men from the
seeding Ststes Low engaged IN the Post Once there.
His Object is TO set only good men, and those capable
Of msintsipiDg the petition assigned them.
A Committee Of Arrangements, composed OF one
member Of the Provisional Congress from each State o.
the Confedersey has been formed TO organize an OF.
cursiou trip by steamer from Savannah TO Antwerp
The steamer will CALL en- route, at Havre, where The
| English mails and passengers viii be dispatched 70
Southampton. The Committee consists VI y. ;. Bar
low OF Ga, l.. NJ. Keitt Of s. G., T. N. Waul Ts1M
j. G. Sc, uour of La, j. P. Anderson Of Fla, w. p
Chiffon of Ala, and Wiley p. Harris Of Miss. Mr.. T.
q. Baylor Of Texas, who will continue for some time
in Montgome y, Ala. will attend 10 al communicates
in relation feights, passage and mails. This exsur
sion is expected aft I'd Southern merchants fsycrs
bic opportunity TO make arrangements for direct in
| portsiions- .as
The prospect of direct trade with Europe 10 hcp+
full in tie eyes Of the Montgomery correspondent
| The augusta Sentinel. He rays Of Dudley Mann;
no scauaLt.pee Nth Nj Mann but lean from re
% Il . s.. w sS.u view 70 ss
di ade between ns and and the Conedeas ,
early day proceed t. EDs.pd to cary iIs ch.hea .
which lss gagged much VI mo ability, aud e1eEons
"a ttn reasonably anticipate that Within
four 6 class line Of ocesn seaneIs WI, Dc ,A ~
pie, direct between European and tho Dor" Nv
| Confederate etAea"
Judge Shorter Of Alabama having proposeo 10 ="
sign his sea. in the Bogus Congress- 1he Adee't''r
protests sl st it, Gays there is not bis superior IN Con
begs him not TO abandon his post and adds iss'
IN this great crisis he AN important man IN The o'
| 10 storm the breach" whatever that breach may BE-
| ~. s,a,,ka .Seat,nel Ia decidedly ayerse "