New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

The regiments of the First Brigade Of Georpis
have discontinued their weekly drills by oder Of The
Brigadier- General and probably having reached The
climax Of sk and bravery Intend drill only monthly
hereafter. The recruiting officers however, advertise
for 1900 sbleboded men, TO receive from sll TO 81
per mouth, and 10 Act a. the public security nay de-
mand" uniform for the State has been prescribed,
and company Of Irish Volunteers has been formed.
One hundred men are wanted for the Coast Guard,
who are to receive $l2 and SIS per month.
Lotteries are fourishiDg in the South. They arr
in operation in Savannah Charleston, and other citics
with so-ealed "przes" ranging from 5000 "a
5000, 600. The business appears to have received -
impulse.
-Brownlow thus felicitously describes /" the hisha
Of impudeDce:"
An Alabama Secession paper inquiries II the Bordes
States know what is " The Hight Of Impudencer
We answer for the Border aes that il ia 70 zee and
hear man swsegering and sw caring in every crowd
he enters thai be will 90 out OF the UIion because ~
can't get his rights by avDy the privilege guaranteed
10 take slaves IN the Territories, when, In fact, b.
do not own a negro ia the world, never dbl, and
never will and witha ca1t get credit in any store 10
the county where be lives. for woolhat, or psif
of br0gansi
Governor Moore of Alabama, II is stated, wil
shortly tender to President Davis Of the Confederss
States 600 men, med and equipped.
The, eminent pious paper, The Richmond Er0A'
iner, has the following puff for preacher:
"Tbe Rev. Or. vandyke Of Brooklyn, N. =,
preached large and attentive audiences in the Second
Presbyterian Church Yesterday at III O'Clock, and 10
the First p. This gentle uian by bis bold ans
fearless defense of the Souh tight 10 the midst Of be-
defamers and revilers, Ia. eDdeared bimself 10 Al
Southern hearts, ard will always meet cordial wei
come 10 Southern pulpits aud Southern hresides.'
The Hon. A. @. jenkins has been nominated fos
reelection to Congress by Convention Of the SiaH
Rights men of the Parkenburg IVA District.
The press Of Mississippi appear unanimous in favor
Of having the Permanent Constitution Of tie Confes
crate States submitted TO the people for their rscs.
ton or rejection. They generally approve Of the Coa-
stitutiop but advocate It's submission as q matter Of
principle. They TO teink the experiment OF ens
eineerinp Government without the aid Of the people
has proceeded abont tar il with safety, and
are for changing the order Of business
The following appointments rave been made b
the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the ConfederGe
States,
J.A. Williams, Collector Stephenson, Mics; Thos.
Collector, Holly Springs, Miss; l.. L. Jones. Coles.
tor HERNANDEZ Miss; Samuel Bell Collector EsA
Port, Miss T. X. Shsckel.ord, Collector Atlanta
Ca Charles P. Polk, Collector, Corr th, Alai w. T.
Robinson, Collec or, Chester 5. c.; w. T. Bartlett
Collector, Florence, s. c.
The Mobile Tribune Of the 9th has the folowingf
The garrson at Fort Morgan, 1--WE understand lie TO b
raised to tboapand Al present We suppoee there
are at least seven eight hundred already there, and
we learn that they rapidly being instructed In AL
the garrison duties. They will leave that place good
poldiers unless a" Old Abe should put them through
what Is vulgary termed " course Of sprouts Thae
be doesn't intend TO dol audi II he did, be would ind
very difhcUl. feat.
An agent of Gen. Sam Houston has been IN WASH
ngton for several days. it sad with the intention d
proceeding North to purchase arms and munitions "
war. He says that Old Sam" is raising an army Of
from three to five thousand In Texas, Arkansas,
Missouri and Tennessee oppose the jurisdiction %
the Confederate States IL is rumored that be has hsa
an interview with the Cabinet with view % iniorrs
ing them of the real sentiments Of the people in No
Lone Star State
Here is bit Of wisdom from The Richmond DIS
patch;
Nothing could be more preposterous, nothing mo's
stupid than the dogma that Slavery s a cure 70 =
country. On the contrary the heaviest calamity 'nAs
could befall any Slave State on tins continent, w
greatest curse that angry Providence cond nnlcs
upon the South would be the destruction OF is sase
institution.
The first Of the new line Of steamers VIII 'eavs
Charleston, 8. c., for Liverpool in July Upward o.
s3OO 600 Of the necessary s35OoOO has already beeo
snbscribed So say the Charleston papers.
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