New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

OF being spy was ia this city last week. ana ei, poo
Friday FOR Charleston. His name u Geo. i,u"
lie is acisuen Of Newbureb, New-fork bus re- sseaet
himself ut the hotel here from Alcbains- he hh5'
perhaps, Left Charleston before now.
Throwing rurIR SHoEs OFp.--A gentleman from
the Eastern portion OF Virginia says thai the virginia
aud North Carolina troops picked up etghl tnneyte
pairs of shoes point the Great Betnei ugnt,
the same having been thrown away by the Az
LincOnites.
T.RRIp AND CoTrosEp.-A German nau.e. Hay
wood was tarred aud cottoned in Now-Orieans on
Saturday Ls, for having joined several companies aud
refusing to 20 with any 10 the seat oil war;
SuGGEsrWR.-We learn from gentleman who has
lust returned from hew-YOrk, that the sealed ears
which recently passed through Baltimore to Pbiladei-
rbiI and supposed contain the archives OF the O'
emf turn out 20 have contained the OF
''' louisville Courier.
RArgfD rHr PnIcR.-All the newspapers in Savan-
nah ard Aucusts have raised the price OF subscription
| Tue CRorS.-The prospect OF good co'toh crop ia
| Georgia is iateriug. The augusta Chr0n'oe says;
| 1--WE learn from enc Of our citizens who was pree-
ent that Vice-Presden Stephens made one OF hls oe:t
speeches at Eberton yesterday CIhurscay. Inc anai
enhudastic III tue cause ana Tue planters VI
| Ebert very generally subacribed bali their growing
crop. This what might expect from inst steriihB
Old county, Mr. Stephens will speak mt Lincolnton To-
morrow, and at Appling on Monday pext, ano we
homo ~ hear rood account from Lincoln and Coum-
b, We saw O statement some days ago thai tue
sbters Of AIobama would subscribe 600 0JO bales OF
cotton TO the Confederate loan IL they co, they w
have TO buy it, for they do not produce that mucl' bt
we mix Georgia and ALBANIA together may subscribe
5OO 900 bales, worth 80, 100000 something nte un
or petbnps little more of thee whole production this
year TIE remaining Cotton States will probably SUD
| scribe 0OC0 baler-so that the Government may
| count on cotton revenue Of near sloO,Ooo,Vc.
| Tgr WAR on NEwsPAPERs.--The Southern journal
it can only se. before you dish braggadocn Ia
mode with fire sauce; and that ia dish OF which you
| become soon tired. These papers ore meager ID tne
general department, cut OIL as tney are, run
| Northern mails; and some of them have falea sadiy
sway from their former proportions. ire ChdrfeaoH
| M,cury best maintains itself. IL is not reduced Ia
size and has correspondents Mt the sea- OF war VINO
| keep its readers mi,iuiOrmed OF current shars; aac
| Ner-Orttans Pic0ynne ia cut down one mail Our
brave old friend The WemPtn Apatancne rs VIZ
clipped and trimmed TO painful extent-i If scarcely
more than drift now, though u SIN thre tens
destroy everything before it US eourageouf us ever
| An Iscprxr.--After tho vienna battle last week,
a South Carolina soldier, who had been out on Scout,
was arrested by three retfestng fanhees, wbo ster
disunug him, BET out for the feoera camp ,hS,
ito ." largely no doubt, the welcome plaudits that
= aited them for uer heroic exploit But all things
fair are doomed fade After marching some distance
the rarity came 10 halt, stacked arms, when were
topped with the sword bay onet and two OF them
In pursuit Of water leaving the Carolina captive IN
charge Of the Yankee osItor The former watched his
time and when the watering party was on OF
sight seired bayonet, and as single stroke almost
which lac quietly took possession Of the arIns and
""'~''N 'f ILes.burr Cv.l Mirror.
BLOCKADE or THE PoRT or ST. MAEKs.-On Sun
! dsy afternoon the United States steamer Mohawk,
| Lieut. Strong co nmsnding, arrived below st. Marks,
| and anchored within tho bsr--bus early on Monday
morning l. was discovered that she opped some dis
tancc further down, and was anchored about SIX miles
| below Fort Williams. She probably drew too much
water for the place where sbe At hrst anchored News
having reached Taibasse Of her arrival, Capt Gam
be company Of volunteers proceeded to the FORT be-
fore their arrival however, boat from the steamer,
with far Of truce approached the shore and commu.
uicattd with Capt Ma we'll In command oil the Lori,
informing him Of the object Of their mission which Ia
10 enforce strict blockade Of the port. The Mohawk
Ia steamer Of 4l6 tuns carries elk guns, with crew
Of no men, Orders have been issued forbiddingsll in
tercourse between the cZens and the samers except
| through the proper channel. When the Mohawk came
| in over the bar Ia ST. Marks Bay, and showed her
teeth TO tho boys In Fort Williams ~ II bent on bght
Mrs Davis lhe daughter Of Capt. Kennedy the light
| keeper solitary and alone assembled the Light Tower
with largo Confederate States flag, and IL the face Of
the hauaIty war steamer deGanty threw It's folds ol
to the breeze. "Lons may it way ys.".,, ro,n,,
| TRKlsoxABIr Acrs.--Ons Condor, butcher OF 81
Mays market been rested, and is now IN prison
on the charge OF having furnished supplies TO the block
aiding steamer Brooklyn. III his otense be fully proven
lie o1ah. 10 hung with the least possible delay. We
learn that of our heavy Wholesale dealer' has been
charged with treason by one OF bs clerks 10 buying
exchange on Liverpool TO the extent OF ylD,O0V ana
sendpg the house In Bostoni all In violation
of the act Of the Confederate Congress- which declares
| IL upl.wful rnd Reasonable 10 send money 10 the
enemy The clerk Is member OF military company,
and having received marching ORDERS called upon hls
employer pay him mnch was due To him OF this
months salsry tho employer abused bin for bis pair,
otisrn and refused to pay him eent until ho SHOULD
serve out full month. The clerk then cursed him
for thieying cd Abolitionst, ard went and made the
above charge before one of tho Courts We will give
| the full particulars when the case comes up.
| IN. o. Crescent.
FLAG or NORTH CARoLIsA.--The flag agreed
upon for North Carolina Il an exceedingly beautiful
| one, says The State Journal. The coiors arc red
field with single star in the center. % the uppe
| extreme 10 the inscription, " May ~, T73; and NJ
tho lower, "May 30 1861" There are two barr, one
| VI blue and tho other OF white.
| A MICRO OUTRAGy.-IAst Monday two runaway
negroes entered tho premises OF Mr. Scott living about
| a mile from the town Of Delhi Miss, where they
found little white girl and negro nan. The runa'
WAYS attempted 10 ebduct tho child but meeting with
resistance from the tervant, they cut him literally to
pieces and fed away TO the woods with the child
| Tie occurrence has created great excitement.
| Memphis Bulletin.
FIVE HuyDRgD DOLLARS RrwARb.-Mr. S Hedi
| the agent In New-Orlesns Of the Virginia Sewing
Machine Company offers $500 ward for the captur,
apd delivery into biz hands Of the flag presented by
the Wheeler g. Wilson Sewing Machine Company o.
Ncw-York to Company d., 18th Regiment N. I. s. Nj
This proeens fine opportunity for some Of our gallant
| volunteers in Virginia OF making pile, when they
come in contact with the New-York Sepoys.
FROM FORT PICKENs AND KEY WEST.
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