New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
ALABAMA STATE CONVENTION.

The following copies Of two impo 1an ordinances
adopted on the 9th inst. by the Aabams State Coa-
veuton:
AN ORDINANCE to tam to the GOTernne Of The Coz.
,dred sss, the and munitions Of war tsi'osins 70
sEcToST Be e.sGiaes ~ De SerLs Of aSa, 10 Coz
this Stat having reference CONNECTION viii Que ns
tween THU Stat, other States any Power foreign den.
federated State. Of Amerca eIeci,.d By ovrr wasn't
SEC 80; and Srdqis.9 That the ,e Of AS.
s.t. States Of America all aIm. and maAin Of war wLsse
have been acquired from the late United States, end ,icL
in he forts pd nena in th. tbs the
nor OF this sa'e sha have power to make similar dposen
ola other arms and munitions Of whch belong this
state ing nns., sines sna small arms Poyiaed Tia
ell such and munitions Of hereby
SIC Ind he fft-y ordained The transfer provided for
in this ordinance shall Dc conducted the part Ct this State ~
An ORDINANCE to Confer Jurisdiction the Forts and
Assns The State Of Alabama upon the Confederate sss
SzcTIos Re it ordafa dtv The Peoy, Of ALBANIA In Goa
seunbd Tk. the Provis,al Goyernpcut Of the
Confederate states hereby authorized uss eccpy and hoS
eosncs. State shall r AID rebuild sid ard
etsensl, al i, dlseren 1a, hi. dH'roe Is repealed bye
THE OLD VIRGINIA BLOOD.
From The Montgomery (fia.J Mai. Md,cb ..
Latterly We have thGugst that perhaps che old
present embaTrass ments Of the old nation and The
young Con ederacy would not perhaps, exit if Time
bad not weakened the pulsaions Of the Of
the Cavaliers. Sill IL in horses q strung daeh
Of the Old Virginia blood often produces the ghea
form and The most unHinching game. The Virginia
born citizens OF tie Confederate States are, too
Glass; stAuDch and true; and We like 10 hope the old
Ill yet the dinners from Der escutcheoa
Bot, as we said, q dash OF the "ch blood" Is good;
AID il evidence Of tie assertion, point to the Letter
subioinod with the remark that il drew from the
Presiie OF the Conedcracy, tie Secretary of War,
and other prominent gentlemen, apprceaiive ard
generou response. The roscies referred 70 have been
sest 10 the bookstore OF Messrs. White Pfster e.
CO.. Exchange Hotel 10 be disposed Of for the beneft
Of the yopng lady by whom they were made. II i,
tbougLt that these will be strong petit lou for tie
hanoiwoIk of the little Northern girl who Is %
true 20 her glorious Southern aDcestry:
WILLIAS-srEGB y. Y. Feb H. 1861.
Gen. JKPFEKsOy DAVIS, FV.l Ps5iSehi Q ne COVcerast
Sa.Eg 61JioG:
SIR: an young school Gil born IN the State Of Pennyi
aud tie g-el Granddaughter 81 Co. Ee1tr Oelc wac
(Ican The lle Of TIE Hueyn a. Monmouth aud s'hx
6aalehsds NJ greats grandmother Virginia lady hoa
sdru uunlo hr0Lt Capt John Holt. captain
H. the Oh ki-su Inc Iou msy b. feel proud OF ny
suces.crs My parents IicL, aid thOashk
make few rcEees pirsl OF the Soulbern ContcdsTR
dispose OF them by s IL od, 20 bay rather
Iensi.e L3Cis gcge6 BI could hcgyh CT
roy little brothers tried bard DO Rev York. Now whs
could do with them than ssTs tte
cnt Wout 30, accept bern bop- you will lyon give
item awsy 20 any Of your yong sdic.s that the httls
cent a g-l,ut CO Jet DAVIS q
whose brave deed, he bate o. Buet NG ale heS osa
fcl. proud IL read. M about VIII much respect
LOUISA GLEN.