New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04

Sambo got his dander up, and re Piled that be was 9
Southern man, born or Southern soil, and he would
fight for The South Ii they wanted 10 cut his head off
they could do CO., that he did not want 30 live in FREQ
country; but if they would give him arms he woud
whip any four Black Republicans they could pick.
Next morning he was set Free [ilouston Tel
AMERIcAN SHIPs At CARDIFF.-On the Slh, Capt.
Rowland, OF the New-York ship joseph Fish, applied
at the Cardiff Polcecourt for the purpose OF asking
permission 70 take the oath Of allegiance TO her Ma
Jesty. He is native OF Tarnstnple, but has been
naturazcd in America. He is about sailing from this
port with cargo of coal for Cuba bat is apprehensiye
as the ship Is American that it may be captured
as nc iet DESTROYS of sailing under British colors, ne
also wished to transfer his allegiance TO the crown OF
Great Britain The magistrates Informed him that he
must have his slip duly chartered a British one IN
accordance with the provisions of the Merchant Ship
ping Act If he wished to the protection Of the
British ilag The captain thanked the magistrates and
left the court somewhat perpeAed to the best course
that he could adopt to the speedy departure OF
bis ship. The American shipOwners and masters who
now in this port determined to hoist British
co0r5 their passage outward, while others declare
they will lose every stick rather than lower the Amer
lean lag. We fear that this town and neghborhood
will for time 10 come be serious sufferers by the
war that has just broken out. Star of Gwent.
FoRT McHERRY.-We occasionally obtain partial
glimps at life within the Fort though Is pretty much
terra iacogna to the of Baltimore, who do not
seem disposed 20 avail themselves Of permssiye witt
to q place with which their relations have been so
materially changed. From friends Of MIR MeTyman
learn that his durance Is made as toela1le as klnd
treatment and courteous intercourse can make 1t. lie
IL az liberty to receive his family aud acquaintance,
and bears im elf with NJ rood grace IS MIGHT be eX-
pected from naturally cheerful and elastic dispol0n
Gen. Cadwalader, Major Morris, and Col Lee gentle
men Of social petition, aud capable Of approaching Inc
circumstances of the case welldisposed to relieve
them Of everything needlessly offensive unpleasant.
We learn, also, from the fort, that Gen. Cadwalader
il ceaseessy occupied with his charge Of the depart
o,,d b0ay laiau N
the city, to partakc of the hOspltaes offered by
many of our prominent citizens, who have notwith-
standing, made calls upon bin at the fort, with an
agreeable interchange Of civii!ies Bait. Sun, ISL
ARREST OF Cor. MORRIS OF THE u. S. Army
This officer who was recently captured by Col. Van
DORM Galveston, Texas, and was released on his
parole OF honor, was arrested again IN Atlanta on
Friday. lie claimed to be released from the oblga-
lions Of his parole and at liberty to take up arms
again. lie very old man, says bis proclyities are
with the South and that he Owls two negroes now IN
st. Louis. When asked why he did not resign, like
Gen. Twggs and otbers he said he was old and nirn,
and could be Of but little to anybody, and did not
like to give up his salary vi bout be the new
Government would provide for him. lie said Lincoln
wrong his policy suicidal and that ne had broken
up the United States Army rnined the officers In prop
city character, and everything else. He said he
"sought no advantages ike Harvey and Anderson,
d-m 'em r. All he wanted was to 90 and report to
his Government lie was detained by Gov. Brown,
subject to the order Of the War Department. 49,,
THr BArrIyoRE REBELS SPINYG FEDERAL GUss.-
Tie Baltimore San says: " From n visitor at the
fort yesterday, learn that the two large col umbads
sent down from the Pittsburgh foundery, and intended
for Fort MclenTy, spiked while left standing on
the gondOlas at North street over night. 'RattaiI
files used for the purpose by the parties engaged
in the unwarantabe act and the Job was so complete
that it is though. the gus will have to be sent back
Tor the pUr Jose Of reboring the toueh,hoesi
men were employed Yesterday in endeavorng 70 eH-
tract the obstruct ons by boring, but met WIN pat
poor success"
MAIL CoNsUSIcATIOS WITH THF SOrTH.-The fol-
lowing counties in Virginia the only ones hereafter
to be supplied with malls Hancock, Brooke, Ohio,
Marshall, Netzel, Monongalia, Preston, Hampshire,
M!oroan Berkeley, Randolph, Upshur, Barbour, lay
lor Harrison, Doddrldgs, Tyler, Peasants, Rehie,
Lewis. Braxton, Gilner, Writ, Wood, jackson, Ma
son, Putnam, Kanawha, Webster, Clay, Roane, Cal
houn, Cabell Wayne, ana nIuii.."n' ihis Ns1 may
undergo revision, according to subsequent eveu's; ~
will be that mention ls made Of the state OF
Tennessee.
A CONFERENCE.-The Boston Transcript says:
Mics Spaiord, TO whom Col. Ellsworth was engaged
TO be married. Is tho grcatgreat-nlece OF Gen joseph
Warren, who fell on Bunker Hill She Is the great
granddaughter of the late Dr. John Warren of Boston,
the father OF the late DIR. John G.. Warren. 1t is
markable circumstance that this young lady should .
connected with the first prominent martyr OF tao
American Revolution, and with the first commissioned
officer slain in the conflict Of 1861.
The NoroHoUs KIssASE.-IHe Cincinnati En-
9uirer learns from gentleman, whose authority IL
considers reliable, that William Kissane, Of Martha
Washington steamboat arson conspiracy, and Ohio
Life Insurance and Trust Company robbery noteriety
formerly clerk in the pork establishment OF Pagh
& Johnson in that city, aud subsequently Of the firm
of Smith & Kssane late OF the Iiratlcal llbusternS
marty i'm Nicaragua commanded by Gen. Walker, under
the name of Colonel A. f. Ruddler, is al Augusta, Ga
recruiting for the Confederate army.
Albert PIKE ASD THE ISDIANs.-A letter from
little Rock, Arkansas, says: Captain Albert Pike
Il tl GgYafaf acU
TO raise and equip regiment Of Indians for instant
service The Captain is an idol with the Indians on
our border He has secured TO them many comforts,
and they are 80 fond Of him. that he has often been
urged by them to become their Cnief, ana he can read
iIy procure q command Of five thousand Of them If
necessary. lie goes at once TO the Nation.
BOARD or COUNCILMEN.