New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.


RECOGNITION OF REBEL COMMERCE BY THE CAP
T,JS-GESHRAL OF CUBA-GOy. PICKENs SUG-
GEsTED AS vICE-PREsIDEST OF THE COSfEDE-
RACY-oPPosrTION TO THE REBEL SECRETARY
OF wAR-EXCTTEMEET AT BEAUFORT, NJ c.
RICHMOND Thursday, Sept Il, via New Orleans 18Th.
The Charleston Mercury correspondent gives the
proclamation of the Captain-General OF Cuba. lie
says: In virtue Of tho proclamation by her Majesty
the Queen / have determined under date OF August =
that oil vesels occupied In Legitimate commerce, pro-
ceeding from ports in the Confederate States, shall be
entered and cleared under the Confederate flag and
shall be duly protected BY the authorities OF the
island Foreign Consul. will be notified that no inter-
ference on their part will be tolerated
LoUIsy1LLs Friday, Sept. II, 1851.
The DyersJurg Tenn Recorder advocates the cleo
ton of Gov. Pckens OF South Carolina, to the Vice
Presidency Of the Confoderacy.
The ChaTlcsion Mercury Of the 10th says four men
OF the crew Of the JEFF. Davis have been arrested,
charged with attempting TO kill the Captain and strand
the vessel.
In strong article on Mr. Walker, the Secretary Of
War Of the Cobfederacy, The Richmond Hhig OF the
10th SAYS the conviction is general tina. he 10 no,
suited to the position he occupies"
Accounts still arrive of damage 10 the crops by re-
cent rains.
The Monticello ARK. Sage says that cotton in that
vicinity has taken a second growth, and will be con-
siderably damaged, and in many instances completely
destroyed.
The Richmond Wig says the forward tobacco crop
has suffered from the cause.
The KnOrriRe Wig, Of Sept. 7, contains card
from Parson Brownlow, wherein be states substan-
TALLY that he will not be party TO any mad scheme
Of rebellion and that all who do must suffer in vani
that he yieds bis extreme position through necessity
and confsses he has the courage to meet unarmed
eleven States fully armed.
III bundles Of TIE Courier, opened OF the depot this
morning copics Of Hariee and other military books
were found, with letters in regard to smuggling.
A Newbern IN. c. special dispatch to The Chor'ef-
tou Mercury Of the sh says that Yankee weasel
appeared OFF Beaufort last night. When the train left
last night, it was reported that four vessels were in
the sound. and others coming in. Only one, how
ever Ia known TO be here. number Of detached
companies have already LEFT for Beaufort, and Gen.
Gattin, with the 9Th Regiment Of North Carolina
troops, Col Campbell will leave this morning for the
same destination Col Barness reg ment ia already at
Beaufort. Gen. Gatliu thinks Fort Macon cannot be
taken"
wmyISoToS. N. G., Monday Sept 0, 1901.
-Four L. 8. vessels had anchored of Fort Macon at
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon. Their object is not
known.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Friday. Sop, u. 1861
Frankfort letters received by the ears at o'clock
this afternoon announced that the motion passed 10 in
sruct the Committee 10 bring in bill, incorporating
Illusions resolution Of yesterday Monday next but
Subsequent uncon6rmed reports cay biz substantially
the same passed the House this afternoon by CS to 70