New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07

al sorts Of weather, without damage giving great err
couragenent toetbe young and healthy and great re-
lief TO their family physicians. Our free coored gon,ry
are willing operatives in preparing ground for for;if-
cations when The Governor sends tho guns and enQi-
neers, not yet forthcoming. The rest OF mankind Of
that complexion will stand by the leaders, pittout
doHH Suspicion in our minds, in defence Of their
homes and ours to the last extremity.
SLIGHT TWrNGE OF CONSCIENCE.
Respectable Southern papers condemn in no measured
language the seizure of Federal property within the
limits OF their respective strcs. Thus The Van BIZ
rem Press is indignant at the seizure of the United
States arsenal at Little Rock, Ark and SAYS: :" Tho
act will meet, as it merits, the unqualified condemns
tiOn OF every decent man in the State WI .thcr Sc
cessOIist tnioHist. Contrasting strangely with
the feeling the conduct Of that lawless band in the
lower part of this State is the sentiment Of our people
here in reference TO the occupants of the garrison
within FIVE miles of this place. We look upon then,
as cur defenders and friends and the people Of Craw.
ford and Sebastian Counties will turn ont en- to
resist any attempt on the part Of any people % dis-
lodge them from their appropriate quarter; long
Arkansas remains in the Union"
FLORIDA IN DISTRESS.
Tie Pensacola O6serrcr means in this fashion:
"Florida will soon be called upon to furnish ber
quota OF men for the regular army of the southern
Confederacy. This quota has been put down at ,eo
men. With al empty Treasury, we cannot imagine
how she can enlist, equip. and arm this number. IL
our State is bankrupt at this early stage Of the action,
we think the sooner she s lis out the better. H the
Government
funds, let Florida be divided between our sister States
Of Georgia and Alabama, by the line OF the Cha'ta-
hooce River The sooner this Is done the better Tor
to this it must come at last"
TIE LITERATURE OF REBELLION.
The uthat traitors made OF pictured in the fol-
lowing copy of notice calling Secession meeting at
Centreyille Cedar Co., Missouri:
NoTIcE-ther VIII Bee Mother NOllenteer Met
ing Saturday the 16 for The Purpors OF making up
pney So we ma, be Reseyd end bee trgsnNe 70 70
dnt Componey all that is in ayer OF the South WI ION
in the Persde on Saturday next february ne Slit
4 s0UTIrERNER ON SECESSION.
A Southern gentleman who resides in Augusta, Ca,
writes thus to a friend IN this city:
"The war spirit increases. If the South were se-
yerelv let alone for six months, would prooaoy Try
at the next general election to get back. The new
tariff will open both eyes and pockeis TO cents per
pound cheese, TO cents on butter 2to y sents
on sugar y to % tobacco affect every one andthat
sensibly. Prices have advanced and are still ascond'
ing. Our regular army has l40 enlisted In this city,
and as many in Savannah Nine-tenths OF our o1tb
90 constantly armed, and the common nee OF deadly
weapons ia quite dsregarded. No control can be exer-
cised over lad after he is Ii or To- lie becomes Mr.
SO-and-so, and acknowledges no master. While
our free trade doubles our tariff our postal iaeil-
ites will also be increased Letter postage wi PROT
ably be raised to 10 % cents and of the immediate
line Of the Railways there will probably be as much
az one mail week. OF course, therefore,, we viii
ike Secession the better as We become the better &C.
quainted with It.
FROM WESTERN MISSOURI.
A writer in The Missouri Democrat says:
spent over month on the border between jack
son and Vernon and made particua inquiries IN refer
ence to the reported border roubles, and was nearly
unanimously informed that there never had been, nor
did they fear any trouble whatever FROM Mont gomeIy
or any OF hi band The troops located at meNelTs
Mill have caused more excitement and trouble than
Montgomery or any of his men, by their drunken con-
duct in insulting and guarding widow lady IN he1
house and burning her rails, Representing themselves
as Montgomery men, arresDg peaceable citizens &c.
There was rqscsy plot in Cas- C2gnty gosenb mp
mans who were indebted to him. but, for once justice
is working for the right and the guilty parties are Tor
ma king tracks to Mississippi.
found the people all along the line strong for the
Union without any conditions IFS and butts about H.