New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

eu;b II they soh ,ir now r and influence should
sne ripia and The oter BoiGel nseS "us
he Union They ehste Gsuo'oss :. w. sisr. % escape
- thsiy fraldom, but II Ii necessary, an" S"''
.spus, perfoTce submit TO IT,
.-Tls,e has been some doubt whether tire southern
eTs1g wsss law or 1t has not been SdoPDsu ou'
.orIv made public that it might be discussed oy Toe
people.
With reference 10 privateerng for the destruction
,.fEortbern commere, The n. q. Crcso'Df Gays;
with tolerably aecrate knowledge Of what Is go
,hs on. and deliberately weighing adj The Grcuni-
ssl(et, We eoncluoe that, ~ tne p"ee 80. friIy
20 swift-sang, stanch, tubsi1htlhI Neftttt, tuuy
souirred carving on an ave aye 1our nieu'y So
sscSe5e can be put sAoat in ionT noh,lS - WY
zpon Northern commerce, Do, kuue Nn,,Isr, rron
eFjpIle Northern strength ano Ges'r'! NoL =; ~
we are sure thSt 200 can lie o0iai Cd III very
-, few davs-snd they viii come from ne esteln
sre Of motk philanthropy and fase fehSion' III ian
Aud The Richmond Dispafch remarks;
At, the threat Of banging, low 70 common IN CO
.rrive circles let it never he forgotten that nep
,-Vs 10 the Souh abuDdautty than IN the No'h
srd that hanging is game at which two can pay.
r., svery Southern uivatetrfmsn hung without
ladfs or Jury, two Sens oite Pilgrims WI Oe b"uls
az ike dried Goldfish al the hrst Convenient IAN losi
esk tree or yard-arm. Let them lnauGHTate thtH
kLsks as soon they like and initiate u once '
Sgutai les with which they Threaten any attempts az
resianCe and repIissl. We venture 10 preclct tpa'
nv re
Vate,T. witch they would themselves CONSIDER uiJusi
an ihumsn if inflicted by European nen.oiwar upon
Ebir own private armed mani e. tie ir soLes OF the
Suh win be mnGe to pay az II, az are .ek The
foI of hanging Southern piiVateers without 0uobe
Or jury"
TN Bulletin learns that at Madison, Ark, on
9bursday IN niray occurred which resulted IN the
death Of Dr. Smith Of that place 1t appears that Dr.
SlYith and another gentleman came near haVlig
nersontl COLI ioU, which wac ITevrrtcd y The ltei
,Ser.,e- az MIR WIN Davis r. il interference greatly
srseDerated DR.. Smith who fUtl,Wed DAVIS arouno,
ana, toward evening, he cane ulop ard made an as
s&li upon him. wien Davis se'! hm. ne e uitd ma ~
sRloH iiuie afterwsId. Dr.. Smith wife, nom whom
e bsd oeen separated for some uwe, sent Ior is IT.
sEzius.
= The Fredericksburg VA Notrs states that IN
3errstng religious services are teng held daly III e
Baptist Church in this place. The Rev. A. l. DioAi-
sop # Richmond preaches every evening ana uluoh
seraus Gt,e1tion manifested by tie large eongregs
siobs III attendance
I'll, Apgus,a (Ga.l Seniind thinks the determina-
sion Of the Southern Congress to discontinue some Of
the little pos-ofces is wire, if not carried too iar
Some Of them it says merely poF,ofses in name
For insa1te, we ind that, ioi The year ending Sep
teulier 60 1859, TIE net proceeds Of each of five
uScsa IN Florida wac under ten ceBts. Three OF item
-eiysd four cents each and Of them three cents
era.uy, these Offices could be Topped of without any
great harm.
Submission or no submission 10 the people, is dis-
sueeed by the Southern papers. All the tIe-ea'ers
tsa,t The State Conventions 10 swallow JET. DAWES
Constitution at once the modertes wait the people 10
sote upon it, In New-0rleans TIE Piooyuae urges
Is sobr ssion ~ popular vote The Delta and others
ire instant adoI ton, that division may take
rsce among tie yeople Il 10 eviceut that the voters
Of Louisiana would Iepudiae the Secession Govern
nseE.t hut the consI irdOrs Will not give them The
@hSnce-
"A South Carolinian named John II. Blasslngame,
was a. Pixies Peak, in the Rocky Mountains, when he
heard that South Carolina thrt ateDed with the
Sayonets of the Federal Government and regardless of
bcanes and even thing ese, he lis fastened back TO
ais OIL bone to ass; in the defense Of his cher
szo.her-his native State.
Major j. X. Duncan who has been for some weeks
n eouu and AT Forts jackson and ST. Pbip, represents
ose FORT o. being now in good condition, well mount
ID and well manned and ready 10 siop the progress oil
III b. stile vesses that may attempt TO come up the
xissesppi River. TIE trees inc point below Fort
jackson have been Gu, down BY which tie range Of
Ere ia that direction is EXTENDED, end other improve
sronts made which have much enhanced the efficiency
u tie forts.
Tile following extracts from letter received in
cbArlseloo dated Key Wet, March 70 1861
Key West is quiet considering tie state of things
throughout the com ~. The Union men seem deter
uined to force tie Federal LAVE The can he done
- long fOIt TSy is IN possession OF tie eoeTt
Gov rnlDen. But if thai Is given ~ ss We haNe ref-
500 D. bebeye it will bel they will ind that 1t VIII Dc
dangerous for then 20 remain.
Tie csse OF tie PocaOnias will be brought up and
3eeioei by oOr Lew Admiralty Judge, Mcintosh, who
q daily arrested.
TIE glr ison At Fort Taylor remains last reported
in good eath ard spiris They are looking for re-
u}orteEtbts by the Daniel ebs'er, from Texas. Tie
ssksanseT iIOn NeW-1 Ok and Fortress MoLrOe with
tbe slnareDts OF Forts Iay Or and Jefferson, h now
over due.
There sre 10 vessels Of war ct the present moment
ssaGOTcd al Key West. The dy II perfectly quiet,
AD1 The people Cisl o,ed 10 calmly await tie
&cuouenent OF events. Tie Fe6eral authorities hold
tpg the foridcations will have mdispued sway.
Among the passengers by the steamer Matagorda,
(Which sailed from New Orleans TIE 10TH for Texas
~ss Gen. j. w. Whitfield, formerly Of Kansas and
~bo was delegate from that Territory TO Congress
daring the latter part OF Mr.. Pierce ard the first part
- kr BueLanans Administration. Gen. Whitfield
las located in Texas and takes with him the flst ne
groet which were Gained to Ksrs0s, and The last to
leave 1t.
The H0raRa Messenger learns by late CORE
s7obdence from Madrid that her Majesty Government
taE granted The establishment Of large bonded ware
Aon5es tie port Of avaa for tie deposit Of cotton
Ario the ULied States, which is 10 be imported here
without apy duties and deposed in the waiehouses to
pay tie nominal duty OF two Ter cent the lime Of
che REX yortaOn, il dOre with other goods ibai
adAie I'd intO bonded stores. Ills i'll, doubt lie
Of great advantage both 10 The oottcniToWi States
ana q counties that consume The aIti,le the
port Of Havana prefens uaDy tacii,ie for entering
1Rd taxing cergo which mol fOunO IL New-OIieans,
Noble, CEarlestOn, OF savannah.