New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14

tex, of the declaration Of state Of war On the psr o.
Presden Davis, and Of the issue Of ieterS o
ard reprisal &C. But it may he asked, VINO wi" '""o
these letters Of mareue! Where is tho HovefouSis
of Montg ,mery to find sbips' The answer 70 70 "
found in the fact that already numerous app'cauo's
have been received from the shipowners Of New
England. from the wbaers OF New-Bedford, and RON
the Northern States, for these very letters OF
maroue. sccomrauied by the hi hest securities ss1
guarantees This statement make on me very sisn'
et authoi " leave IL 70 you 10 deal WITH tne iaeS@
To-day proceeded to the Montgomery lowing
street and Whitehall TO present myseti 10 inc nemHs
of the Cabinet and 10 be introduced TO the Pretdeas
of the Confederate States Of America. There !: 10
sentry ut the doors and aecess is free to ell oat tneS
uc notices the doors warning Visitors that .oey ca
OILY to received during etain hours Inc rrsroes
was engaged with some gent emsn when was Pr9-
sented to him, but o received me with nocn hhGn-
ness Of manner aud when they bad left entered fnes
conversation with me for some time on general mat'
t-rs. Mr. Davis is man OF slight, sinewy ngu.1,S
rather over the middle light, and OF erect soditfoke
berng. lie il about 50 years OF age; his eatuts sS
regular and well-defned bnt the face is I'll" and
marked on cheek and brow with many Wrinkles, aso
is rather carewora and hssgaId: One eye Y nPtc'
renty hlnd the other is lark, percDg and ntelsens-
Ito was dressed very liinlyia light gray Sap'mes
suit In tue conrso Of conversation he gave an order
for the Sc rotary Of War 10 furnhh me with Letter. a.
a kind Of passport in OF my falling in with sne
SOLDIER Of any military posts who might be indLposed
to le. ue pass freely merely obervi0g that had been
enough Within the Lines Of camps to know what wss
my duty on such occasions. ! subsequently was pro-
sentsd 10 Dir. Walker, the Secretary OF War, who
prcnred 10 furnish me with the needful documents
before left Montgomery. In bis room were Ccn.
B-aureglrd aud several officers, engaged over Plan
and n.vps, apparenily in little council OF war; wmca
was, pehaps. not without reference TO the iuteigenS
that The United States troops were marching on NOT
folk Navy-Yard, ard had actually occupied Aloxan-
dris. On leaving the Secretary proceeded to sns
room Of the Atiorney-General, MIR. BenJamin, avefy
Intelligent and atle man, whom found b1siei IN prep
aTtIJs connected with the issue Of letters VI marqUA
Ever, thing In tie Offices looked like earnest wo'k and
busine 5.
very ne company of infantry and three field pieces,
with abn. acknowledgement on their march ~ the fnil.
way s,t ION for Virginia. The men were' al WEI
equipped, bat there were no ammunition wagons Ioe
tie guns aud the sport consised solely OF iev
country cars drawn by poor horses out OF conolaoo.
There is no lack Of mnscle and will among the men
The troots which see here are quite ut 10 marvo s3a
hight far ms hsir personnel 10 concerned aud thero
no peo; 10 in the world ~ crazy with military nadness
The yery liJen III the streets ape the air ~ soieS,
CARY little H. g- and cocksdes rs they strut Ia t,e
hi hways and aotlers aud fathers iced the ieVoe0y
dressing them mp XoUaves or ChasseuIs.
Mrs. Davis lad a small levee to-day 10 night O. her
ros Ion o. wife Of the Presideut Several ladies there
probably looked forward to the tine when their Ssstee
might ~, edo from tue Confederation, and aiora
then, tho Iieasure Of holding reception. why E0
Presidents OF State of Georgia or OF ALsbaulsi Why
not King Of South Caio,nh, or Emperor VI FIoids
Soldiers OF fortune, make your sane! Gen letnea
uocians the bill i rolling. There TO- to b. sure,
atom ,theino nj the North bat is cssnot hurt you,
si al eady there are cod0tter1 from sill parts OF tho
world to- king TO your AID no wall ca, your SoethesA
Lc.ves lie L.et OF all
One word more as 90 feet. The English owners
Of several large already III
with Government here foI tue purchase VI tlf vessels.
Tie Intelligence which hsd reacted the Governmsos
that tLeir Commissioners have gone on 70 Paiis =
rm,ted "a uniay orube to their cailns and proof
tt Ms vet En.l nd il not disposed 10 recognize them
IL Is ausiu 80 hear the l-ed both tldes To-
ward {; eat Britain. Both most anxious for tee
couneuanoo and support, although the Moth oiuasess
r,b,r more about 10 Independence thSn the Soush,
wh PROCESSES warm regard for TIE mother county,
" Ba, cav the North" III Great Britain recognizes
The South we shhil certainly look on as declx'
alton Of war" "And say the South, u Grc8
ID iaiu ioes not recognize our privateer nag We
sh n &c qlrd il proof OF hosiI ity and oil slaoce WIZ
Ito enemy" The Government al Washington SEEK
20 ooic promises from Lord Lyons that our Govern
pent will not recoguize the Southern Conederacys
but =, the same tue refuses any guarantees In reer'
euco Ia the rights OF neulrais The blockade OF tho
veuience at prerebt the cotton loading seoo
IL over, bu. IL IT be enforced IN October, there IL
uros,s Of very selions and embarrassing questhnS
Arising 10 reference TO the rights OF Leattals treaty
| obligations with the United States Government,
trade and commerce of England, and the law OF birk-
ade in re 10 the distinctions 10 be drawn between
meaalies OF war and means vi annoyance.
AsI wriie the guns 10 front OF the State Department
are firing ralaie, snd each report marks StxteOf
The ConiedeFscy. They now ten, rs Arksi1as RSA
Tennessee are Low out OF the Uhlco.