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New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

From Oar Own Correspondent.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec. u, 1860.
The intelligence from Washington received
through the Commissioners has had the effect tc
accelerate the movements OF the Revolutionsts
which are marked with extraordinary energy OF
A practical character. A comprehensive plan OF
fortifcation for ofense and defense has been laid
out and begun. Batteries are to be planted st
or near old Fort Johnson, facing Fort Sumter
on the south. At Mount Pleasant. on the high
ground on the other extreme; on Morris Island
where guns are already in position, beside other
points, all Of which are now in possession OF.
South Carolina troops.
A large force of laborers, including many
slaves, are now at work night and day, erect
inc Notifications and restoring Fort Moultre, az
near as possible, to the condition it was in before
Mai. Anderson evacuated II is asserted that
the ReyolutiOnsts expect 70 be in the receipt OF
heavy guns for the batteries ny the time the
earthworks are completed. 49,.
The RevoutiOnists have experienced considera.
BILE satisfaction from the reports received within
the last few hOnrs as to the condition Of Fort
Monltre and Fort Sumter. II is asserted that
the damage done oy MAI Anderson 10 roi'
Moultrie was but small that the guns, or all out
smal number, will soon be restored 70 lheir
former condition, the spikes removed, ana new
carriages provided, and that the recent immense
lsbors by Maj. Anderson's garrison VIII Do as
available to the Revolutionsts as they were ex'
pected to be in the hands Of the Federal troops
In regard to the condition Of Fort sumter IL
is asserted that but o comParativsly~smsh share
Of the heavy guns are mounted, md they are on
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
LATEST PER AUsTRALAsIAN.

Via QUEKNsr0wN, Dec. ~
DRr,DrY Saturday Eyening.-The official Dresden
Jounal to-day announces that the King after having
suffered during six days from cold attacked
on Friday with measels. The Ministry entrusted
with the entire direction Of the Government during the
illness of the King.
BERNE, Saturiay.-The sittings Of the National
Council and the Council of the States both closed
Yesterday by their respective Presidents who in their
speeches, reviewed past events, and eXhorted the
bers 10 union. Dr. Blumer, President of the Council
of States especially attended to the internal differences
which had arisen in reference to the question Of Savoy
and warned the press 10 avoid raising suspicious against
those who may entertain different view of things 10
their own.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday.
The steamship Arabia, r.m Boston, via Halifax, ar
rived to-day.
Pans, Saturday Evening
The Bourse is very much depressed. Rentcs are at
6Sf SOC.
Advices from Constantinope erepot Customs reform
as contemplated.
The disturbances at Sca have been suppressed.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL Saturday. lar. N.
CoIToS finn at yesterday rates; sales estimated ut
Reo bales. o Shsh were TO :Psss,tors and s''1I orn
shade desrer; Mixed and yellow. 39j.
PROVISIONS, no change.
CossoLs close at 92a q 92i on account ex div.
HAvRE MARKHT--For the week ending Dec W.-
sdlns ST. so ess m sJss u tho wseh, 1890 btsi isoeb
hPsIt lnoS bEsh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
The PRO-SLAVERY REVOLUTION.
TREASON HEADED SOUTHERN
FORTIFICATIONS.
From Our Special Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, Jan. > 1861.
very important turn in the course Of events
has taken place here within a day or two.
Since the Secessionists were beaten in the Cab
met on the outrageous proposition to recall Maj.
Anderson from Fort Sumter, the Administration
has been gradually coming round to sense Of
decency.
| A prodigous outside pressure has been brought
to bear and the President has partially Yielded
to patriotic counsels. Mr.. Hollis position is
wholly unequiyOcal, and has been from the be-
ginning. lie is every way sound and good
man. He had not been in the War Office five
minutes before he sent for Gen. Scott, under
whose inspiration all military proceeding will
now be directed. Everything in this important
Department viii now go straight. There is no
longer any question that all proper measures
will be adopted to protect this Capital, and se.
cure Mr.. Lincoln's peaceabe Inauguration.
have never had any apprehension that the
Inauguration would be prevented, or that it was
likely to be interrupted; but it is relief to feel
that the Government itself will discharge its duty
in the emergency. 1t is to be hoped that this
assurance will put an end to the innumerable
preposterOus rumOrs on this subject that have
afflicted the town for these two or three weeks.
Mr. Buchanan has become very much worn BY
his perplexities, and appears thin and haggard,
Since he has been got off the Secession track,
and measurably taken out of the hands of the
RevolutiOnists, he is renewedly surrounded by
the true and loyal men of the country, who are
atfording that support and comfort requisite to
lortify him in the path of duty
Ii is to be presumed that immediate measures
will be taken to partially garrison the numerous
forts on our Southern coast, which form our ex.
ternal system OF defense in that quarter Those
forts are now wholly without garrisOns, and thus
in a totally defenseless condition, without, +
believe, All exception. II is of the highest i'm.
pOrtance, in view Of the threatening demonstra.
tions Of the Gulf States, that these forts should
be at once manned and put in postdre of de.
fense. With those important works in the hands
Of the insurgents, blockade of the Southern
ports would be difficult, from the fact that they
guard the approaches TO nearly all the Southern
harbOrs. The long shore line destitute of shelter.
would prove very embarrassing TO blockading
squadron, unless those harbors could be reached.
But with those forts in possession, the entire
control Of both ingress and egress from tho
Southern ports is established.
l append LIST Of these fortifcations, take.
from Col TOtten's report made to Congress sew
era years ago, giving the cost of each, and the
number of guns they seyerally laount:
TABLE o. Nary iods oRd PyaepSf Foyt, South Of Mg,ot
and 1vHi Linz, 'h9Eag TIC Posion Cat ard SfysngM
oJ each '' ''' 80
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
FRANCE.
From Oar Own Correspondent.

Frcm Oar Own Cenespopdent.
rrr. PARIS, Dee. II, 1860.
The news Of the signature of the treaty Of
peace with China reached here by way OF st.
Petersburg in the beginning Of the week, and
zas since been officially confirmed by dispatches
from the French Plenpotentiary in China, Baron
Gros. 1t has given immensely more satisfaction
than was produced by the news Of the taking OF
Pebin. That ambiguous triumph looked so much
like the catching Of very large Tartar as to IN
spire alarm rather than JOY. What should have
inspired profound shame, the bsrbarous plumber
ing Of the Emperor's palace by the troops Of the
two ,nost civilized nations of 'he world, has ex-
cited the decent indignation, so far as ] have
noticed, Of but one journal, the ChGrieGri The
Imperial Brother Of the Sun and Moon, in view
ss be sacked state and private rooms. wdl be
Iisely to iorIs queensb sqpon os tho religious
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
COSTA RIGA

every day.
There j. no prospect Of peace being disturbed again
bv internal troubles and TO further consolidate parties
ihe Government il endeayoriug to form fusion OF
parties 10 carry ont which object Mr.. Vicente Agular
Secretary of the Treasury and War; intends to resign.
70 rs to put stop To the irritation felt in quar-
ers for The part he took in putting down the late
luton.
Mr.. Meagher has returned, but as he did not bring
the 800 00O with him, which wac TO be deposited as 4
guaranty for the fuhment Of the contract we hear
nothing more about the Thompson grant; but Mr..
Meagher has proposed 10 the Government on his own
account TO make him concession of a vast tract Of
land with the exclusive right Of getting ont india rub
Der, for which he offers great inducements.
Preparations are being made for the coffee harvest
the crop this year will not probably exceed 10000 or
$4,000 Quintals
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRlyAB OF THE AUsTRALASIAN.

Tbs Royal Mail sgrew -sieGmst Ausralasian, CAPT
He,kley, which sailed fiom Liverpool at 2p. m. on
sAs 42d and Quesnsowp ON the evening Of the I'D
Dseember arrived here At 4oelock Thursday morning
The Glasgow touched at Queenstown on the evening
sf the 9oth and reached Liverpool on the evening Of
Me 2lss.
The Arsgo arrived at Southampton on the evening
Of the 2lft.
In consequence Of Christmas holidays, the departure
ef the glasgow from Liverpool, and the Bremen from
Southampton had been postponed I'LL Thursday, the
9th nh.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
PERT.

LIMA, Dec. 49, lS60.-Lttle OF interest has occurred
in the last fortnight. The Bolivian question is stil in
stdtu quo, and will remain so much longer; Arrests
are the order OF the day, and people not Implicated at
all in the last mutiny, but obnoxious to the President
are sent to prison. although Castillo has not yet OBJ.
tanned from Congress the extraordinary powers as he
wanted them. The ministers sent in their reports to
Congress- p which little is to be found. In the re-
port of the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Religion,
the American and French questions are treated on
aOain.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
SYRIA.

II was reported at Paris that the French Embassador
at Consantnople was on the point Of concluding an
SSra Would proomg it's Occupation G for six months
beyond the time originally agreed upon.
The Paris correspondent Of The Daily .Ne1s says
France certsply will not withdraw her troops from
Syria at TIE end of the six months named in the Con-
venon, and will certainly keep them there after
the proposed extended period.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tur LOSpoS MOSEY MARRET.--Ihe funds IN the
2ist dull snd Conols further declined y cent osiuy
az ~ ass for arc1uut, dividend The markets generally
under the influence OF the approaching holidays The Ex
change 10 lie closed from Saturday the I'D TIL Wodneiday
The 26h oirg the intervention OF Christmas Tie demand
Tor Nouey in the discount market had become extremely heavy
i to tie three days suspension OF business and the
~ FOR pro, d 'or bills falling due In that prod No business
oc generally below the Bank and the applications
he Bank were quite numerous.
Thr o Nyr received At the Bank Of England from the
A., , OF Fmnre to the 2lst ultimo 4 1 go 600
Inc ee,ly sstement OF the Bsnk Of Fn-snd shows ! de-
eesc IN byou Of ll5s the amount held i both part
nctts being Ei- Sl-2'o - -
Eaglc. 1915. nonins.
AAh"''N' -.oRIriEs --Messrs. T. Bell, Son e. Co.
report follows Business in Anerie ecnios during tho
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
ITALY.

The Paris Patrie states that the negotiation FOR the
evacuation of Gaeta having failed, the bombardment
was to reeommence on the 10Th December. When the
steamer sailed, however, there no news of such
recommcncement
Fresh dispatches had been sent from France TO the
French Admiral Oh the Neapolitan Station, and they
were presumed TO contain orders TO withdraw unless
Francis ii. dessted from the hopeless defence Of
Cieia.
II was reported at Naples the 2lst, that secret
correspondence between member Of the clergy and
Gaeta had been discovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
AUSTRIA.

The War party at Vienna is said have become very
violent, and W. Schmerng bad been obliged to threat
en- to resign in order TO keep the War party within
bounds.
The troops in Hungary were stationed in every part
of the country in small deachmens, as 10 be able to
folm flying columns in all directions.
Count Ladislaus Telek, the Hungarian refugee, ar
rived at Dresden with false English passport and
was arrested and given up 10 AustIia. .E.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
VERY SILLY THnr,r.--The following Ill

A VERY SILLY THRE,r.--The following silly epstle
was received by the Commandaat Of the Albany Bur-
gesses Corps few days since:
HgAperAIyKas MARYLASD sorrnEss voLnSrsEss,}
BALrINoHE Dec. q, 1860
To Coptain Abany Byyseres Corps, .iibany ~ "; .
At meeting Of the Maryland Southern Volunteers, held a
the 2b resolved that this corps will not
permit any armed body of military other associations north Of
Mason and pon line TO through this city en- route to
prepared 10 ttsnd The eontsqoences; Hyorderef
: t.l IRE Cenpgrdeg VI NJ y ", baltlmorss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
chill

From Chill there is news of particular import
ance. The coming Presidential election engrosses
public attention. The Indians in the South have made
no further demonstration. In Valparaiso business has
been little more active during the fortnight ending
Dec. than il was during the previous one.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04

The ock on hsud e,iied bae, ine dug 4os l51
b,ss Of Amcc1n Tho uikct clor i.i t>aiudyl eveni1
or tho ChiH ho!isy' reopenins on "Wednesday ~su
Dec. 70. -.
BrI,p;rrTrs.- .-Messrs. Richal'lson, Spcpte 4 Co.
r,po,i the market 6rIu apd adysneng Flour o. Fday wa.
arm AZ The IAN ra,e Tuesdy nd IN soas 's.s. "a desre
Ono.,fi5n. aj aa Wheat again a2i . Genital dser with
Gd g inpye .4le. Reay tns v niie Is scarce. aud
CLocs orld bi1g 3D. tl- quO, atoms ID ase, from
lliaig aud White ton Il ~ Corn c9n'ime, in active
demand :. an improvement tr week Of fully - qnaTter
Mixed and yellow % 6d9 .. White ~ 0llI q $50 lh
PHOyIgoSs-Beef ~ most limited demand, and
prices ir, gul. Po quiet and unacred Bacon ow Of se
ard rouiLsi the vas Of new poor In quality Cheese Of
really fre quality a. cWt deaer. Lard with iew ar
Il, dull Iud lower bci- offered ~ on without ouyr
Tslow iuso,iye iutchrrs Association 50. o38b
PROnUCE-Ihe Brokers Circular quotes: Ashes
snd ~ aly ca cheaper. Coffee quiet aud me nsei ls
pls arj for Baltimore American Lnseed Cakes AlO -
glO lst Fi.h Oh. unchanged Lnsced quio Resin A'a
for e,mnon aud Oaj for low medium. Spirits T9fpea
line opei ed du st2 but closed with more hmness Al " o.
LosIOs M,RRETs-Aiessrs. Barring Brothers " 70.
repof, WHEAT hm aud large business doing In foreign ot I'M
ins rate White American Wheat - 4Iu Rei OO dn
Fforr 1g dt fROH dul a IS 59 t5 O foi bars aud nils
Scotch PIG SrGARs contihnc dull snd Ia ius1pc-
Cd a lover TRA inactive CoIgou nominal at 20
I2 TuLow dnl 60 for y. c. CoFyEE quiet RICE yerf
anet. sPIKITs TURPESrNE unchanged ~. i.iNsEED
CagFs IN more demnnd Now York IN bare. XII Is Boston,
IN bsg, 81 iO FisH Os quiet Sperm, Al09 Cod f5 -
1 Lnseed In rets demsnd al, 90
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04

Co1roS.-The Brokers circih.. .av.. =, The at.
ebied aiyices from tAe United States o. rto n,y OF mod
crate supplies directed chi. county, s.nt n,o,
,,r her with he teuige. seSc ,gj.
sEea have impaired heh ,isos 20 The InarAe dci me-
sut,d mU.t snn'rl Appearance OIL The wecs csoltns "a
ID i." Te weeks buuess reaches 49, 80 baea including
u s0 aken bv .pegaoT. aud a0n Tor export The market
Yesterday rather less animated tie business being ~ Oo
baaoCa speculation sui To- eGporbu closed hIn At
,i,f Ia Nj auo
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04
PRUSSIA

NJ Bernnth 10 gszetted 90 Prussiap NiaiFey of jus
bss 10 Place of y. SQsS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04

report follows: Business in Aoere secnic during ii
week has been oderaiey active e market has show
Irea. hrsnr.. and nri- much .tesdLle...
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04

,
next month. His inaugural Grafton is completed
and placed in the hands OF Gulzoi, who Is the mem
her aupOnted 10 deliver the respondent Grafton. lhe
delivery oi these two discouises VIII be one OF he
great literary events OF the NeW-l lear-tintcd WIN
pron0uncedlshades of political interest 1.-THE public
already On cxpcc'mt riptoe, vacIIate rightly GuiZo
is a, work on Thoroughly revised new edition OF his
translation oi Shakespeare, OF which the first vol
upl. il Iatriv Our o press Without respect 10 its
merits or defects ii j. worth noting the nth COM
prtc edition of Shakespeare published or IN course
of publication in France within the past ten years.
The publishers have undertaken il at the presumed
I call of the public, while Young Hugos remarkable
literal translation is vet in course OF pubhcatioi
Another Scadenician, Saint Beuye, has lately sent
! through the press twO volumes of marked literary
merit and historical interest, revised form OF lee
lures delivered by hlm ten years ago al Lille, treat
! ing of "Cbateaubrialld aud his Literary Group.
Two volumes of higher worth edited by Gustave
| de Beaumont, contain the hitherto unpublished
| works and correspondence of his deceased brother
academician, Alexis de TocQueylle. They are pre-.
| ceded by biographical notice Of the lamented
anthor The most noticeable OF the works here
presented are some account OF journey IN Sicily,
| of IA part Of de Tocqueve's travels in the wilder
| parts of America, and some fragments, uDf0rtu-
nately brief of the unfinished second volume Of hls
mastery historical work, 80 well made known
1 by translation TO English and American readers, on
the Anciea Regime e la Reroiation; the first part
of which received imperfect notice in this cor
respondence at the time of its appearance FIVE years
ago. The remaining, and by far the larger portion
of the two volumes, is filled with the correspond
| ence Of NJ de IOcqueyle, and for the most part
will not deeply engage the interest of foreign
| general reader" Another academician, sadly
changed since the date of his election to the imm0r
tai armchair from the hopeful poet to the too fire.
ouently whining prose writer, Lamartine, continues
the publication Of his Literary Course; in nearly
| every number of which is q lamentable mingling Of
| literary themes with the permanently absorbing
| theme of Self Lamartine has 80 constantly be-
walled his poverty, and querulously censured the
French in particular, and the world in general for
not relieving him from it by buying his writings at
| high price, whether they would read them or not,
| that he has sunk from sympathetic respect to
| pity, and is sinking from pity to contemPtuo1s
an ungeDerous world for not enabling him to redeem
the mortgages to the amount Of two millions that ea
eumbes bis estates, spd quergl9psy spends in ayesr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
amnsfntenis.
pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

1T ALL HOURS: EVERY DAY AND % %EVEHis9:
THE WONDERFUL LIvNG Hlf'OPorAMuS, ,o
"''' '''" '' CONTINUES HIS RECEPTIONS
D." 's's' L"wt oN iPIii shh66S ~ Q or THe MUSEUM
which .ny surrounded by crowds Of the curious ~ de-
GP%N rE iiHdsSr ESnTi HERE Is NOT HIS LIKE
And w thy may TO- he !. tho ''s e. the %"s swUh5,as
LIVES IN WATER or OUT or Ir .,u,s..
or beneath III aE%VER AVER fa IA IN Any ELEPHANT
p'ns s hoy gS to :. sSuc 81. ssL on Afforded tho
o' c%'i III 6S 70 ETSS YS5 fTf fHTfpiTofPoMus
ever sc,n in Amcca no difficulty Of o-t-irng b ~ males
IL pr DSbr hat AZ NE LAST that will be 'sea here 10
"''' "' sdodLD FAIL SEEING HIM: .,,o0,h.
and bic spgenen, at the Museum s.h'i' OnS A"o W
close Of he 'SSi No III 9SE ny is 70 is"f 81 Iosr
'd' e Safvs ARAB * kEEPTR sArAAMA
who ,ss,ted capture las him 80 ehile Snd with him
E h 81 Ash sST' S: s'sP EPfRT hour
when he ia seen both 3iSo HS, Of sa%RE IA S' '
e e, oR fI sIs ri M6Ssff TEai t' &C.
SEA LION MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON MONSTER
sSsKEs; tQgARlA, HAPPY 'I,YJn E,MiLY; vdG.;sr tss
MHe. MATILDA =. r3:DT.
o sGpspS TIE slopsa msTc yG9rs ys yPEsRmFoRMAscEs r
take place EVERY pay sad = OelaIl a. Dram.
BOOTS AT The SWAN.
Making the n sttfActi- q eiDmen IN ihe cry
Adnis,lon to all IS ceu, Children under 10. IS o"D's
WINTER GARDEN.
w Farewell Benefit and last appearance but one OF
Mr. J. \ CLARKE,
Who will spt fer the hTst tmes
PAUL PRY. -,
M sT Id Gan a rsS be MY ss t % y. %
After Which, for - uiDeteouth time,
TT0oDLtEEs''
On MONDAY, Sept. .soo u,oon
VIII appesrps
CINDERELLA
In the Buhe'qus Of tnat tfe
NIXON's ROYAL CIRCUS and
LIVING AsIMALs
Corner lFhst. aud h,hsv adoiulnI Palace Garden.
On THIS All ERNOON snd NIUHf
~ CREASED ATTRACTIONS.
SECOND NIGHT Of EkTON STONE,
The neaie., b.re-bscs-ide' 1 Ing
RIDERS AC toBATs and GYMNAsTs,
30 popala Al kirlos OuTdsn-
The
EDUCATED BUFFALOES
WIN be ntro3ncd d a. h- crsehy their Indian Trainer,
Together With hot q other n.yslss
GRAND MATINEE THIS DAY,
Commanding 81 o'clock.
Abo. % SATURDAY,
Al the ssbs hour.
Admission 10 sn ouly Is o-ats Childen is cents
The luh,t Stages snd btLsv Catsi0p at The door,
GEORGE CHRI>TYS MlNlSTRELS.-
tf Stuyve.4ut Institute, Broadway, Dev bond o. -
FIRST NIGHT o. W. AhLlNGrON FlhSI MONT OF
NEW OPkRA. MATER LEON, w. ARLINGTON and
GEORGE CHRlSTY. Admission Is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
TINTED STATES MASTERING OFFICE, No.

VsHlHSflFiISo and PAYMENT Of CLAIMS .s,!u.,
dnx end orsanriHg volunteers, under the ec authorizing
the scscPt the services OF i've hundred nou'Aha
l. Notioe IL hereby given TO Ill persons having claims ssia
b Tinted states Government undr the above neno ed sc
~ cos.. 10 present. the same this office without delay io
examination and paymet - .. -, .o0,. oe;..-.
and men III, been he mustered snd feceeu io
r ar,v en- Moved n Of the aisa siteA
gpisns. raised or attempted 10 be made hus mastered
iuto service will notbe recognized.
Prrson expenses Of Commissioned officers In recruiting
their being cd into tervcc vii
not be paid commissioned officers viii be pad tho
subsistence and qusrer, (bond aud lodgi - es pr
yatss date Of until cred Into ser ice
he npcea.sy and actual travelling expenses Of oc when
by bills Of percul and receipts Tor payments
pTopefly authrhtcaied will BE- SLOWED.
Bills of pariculsrs with date. snd rates OF osges ard tie
receipt Of the pc to whom payment was made must in AL
IN idn vouchers Tor xpend ufes or
every description be fui he'd The accounts must
particular ard company and name oil the
c0uitrat a q officer who authorized the eAp-ndture
Wherc have ell Incurred tor board" or board
the he reasonable and IN dance
with Of the nesLhorhood Tho b!s must ais,
specify regiment and company to which the uooIsso sub
sisted qusTtrfed belonged. ,
q Ttspsporaon sod auater, A. reasonable Tstes, VIII be
paid .s.pouaion will be restricted however to the usual
rontss snd modes OF Conveyance Excessive charges will notbe
recognized Charge. for transportation o. aroedor her pup
c be c0mpaned by bills s,aLg the pnoet
Of ss also the regiment or ,mPany &c. M,
6,rtish.d AZ III office ID. B. SACKETT.
Lieut.. Colonel 5th Cavalry MusteTirg Officer.
LIMITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU,
No 26s Rrosday cor Wsrsnst. i,sned through
J. EONES Adopted citizens uust produce certihcates