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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

70 human nature The Legislature. In secret session
without waiting for the people TO vote upon 'ne o,ui.
nance Of Secession even TO reao ", proceeoou a
once, without even the preteoce OF popular ahInor'y
Or any other authority TO place the whole power ana
military resources Of Ibe State ut the disposal oi .ne
South ern Conieeeracy and invited the arules OF WA.
Coufederacy upon Teuue see scil, thns putting IL o'
OF the power OF the Tenuessee people TO eHer'lso %
through the ballotbox in any other way tbe s"sn
81 discreet u or liberty Of choice in deciding whether
their siaie should or should not cone u"oer e 'ne
Southern Government. And, ever since tDe pp's!0
OF the Secession ordinance by the Legislature, tne
uuion leaders have been raising troops oy 10
and tens of thousauds marshaliug them unucI 'no
Southern Coniederacy service, and levSing 'or e"1
support mons Ious rates OF taxation upon lhe Peof
without the authority or even thS iofm UT Pe''N' "
law. =, , -;
OF course. it is obvious that, under such CIR
cumstgnres the popular vote, sO-calIrd, nj on inc
ordiuance can haze no meaning or slshih' al, e
iutbe world, yet the leaders, ior tpe poor saAo
of appearances, are determined to have a. vo'e,
or what they propose TO- call q vote, III theh
favor Hence by the machinery Of scores and hun
or,ds of NINA are mOhs W. IL e0nu htees, they
are industriouly eXpellng hight and day thousands
of true aud bold Union al IaLs of the State
Hence they are muzzing the mouths OF their editors
or conleing item trample upon their own conNic
tons AID their s,llre-pect, and TO become tie
shameless advocates Of disuoiOn. Hence they are
bol1iug public meetings aud giving notice TO those
noble champions Of the country WHO have iilher)
swayed and moGlded the public mind, that, If they
dare 10 uake speech for the Union, their lives shall
Instantly pay the penalty. Hence they suppres-inS
tie circulation OF faithful and fearless ne"sp1ier
organ OF UDiOuism, IN thtie dread OF tie elect oi lS
arguments appeals upon the minds Of their wronged
ana insulted fellow -cilizens. Aud bence they are
everywhere procliuing and publishing their resouliH
tla every voter, going to the poll, shall Hpoee "
the bystanders what is written upon the ballot the
Ian btirg TO beat or main or Kill all who ehhll lave
tDe auddcity TO vote for the Union. We have seen
Of tue best men OF Tennessee within the last
lew days, and they all bear witn-ss that iu thur
belief the reign of raging and naddenibg
in that State has bad parallel N nodern history:
There is lees Of personal freedom-there is more Oi
alrocious AID horrible tyranny IN Tebnetee at this
time, could be found under the wort ana most
wretched governments of Asia, or Of tie savage
Stands Of the sea-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
rypprss,fry,y IN NEW-oR1FAye

On Saturday mo,nug Mayor MOnros called
upon by Mr.. Aarou the proprietor oil clothing store,
No. 2:5 Old Leyee street, MIR. Wagner merchant of
Az XaudIia Louisiana, u Wilt here 10 purchase
,ods and Mr. Basch, clerk IN q prominent clot ing
,nre Of his city, laid before bin the partcu
OF uos extraordinary etory, the Ipes OF winch wiii
, ,b;. yv.ek 10 the course OF gdIcal luvestig cation
Is,,re the Msyor and Recorder Blache Their state
nent il 70 tue effect that wh le Messis AaIon and
Wagner were qniety ding IA conversation at thr
door Of the former s'ore ph Oi' Le'eo s'ree' hie"
,viho1t exhibiting warrant or giving cale. mat
they II first refused 20 10 with him, Out hhay Webt
when he gave them ~ al ernsive Of proceeding quiet
ly OF being taken toy force
District Poce-O Office hey were carri'd to the drcDs
recruiting Office No 3J Hospital street Ibs was
at q O'Clock Friday night and they were deiaued
ip unlawful imprisonment until Bijnght, II tie inea-
time suffering 6oh ndigues aud threats Of personal
yioet CO. That they compelled, through Tear mat
that these threats would be carried out 10 sign enlist
meut ppes and had their measures lOr uniforms TAKEN
forcibly by t. lOr named Nerbi1tk. Ihnt they were
,ernitied TO send for tleir friend Mr. Basch, whom
thev wished 10 consult but be was Likewise detained
and forobly compelled enlst upon reaching the rem
devious. About midnight 1t was announced TO Ine,n
that they would gra0nsly be permitted 70 the
enrolment and Depart without moestalign upon the
nav et of fifty e-nts This they gladly dld and
Zach was required mark ont lis own mature with
"A lead pencil, after which they were allowed 10 re-
turn home. ,,,
Mnyor Monroe informed them that the ease should be
thoroughly Investigated, be b'msef taking charge OF
the nait alleged 10 nav. been taken n ~ by the watch
man. thai our Government had volunteers than
we're needed for active service and that such thing
as impessment wonld never lie permitted on Southern
soil He advised the parties to 20 before the Recorder
OF the Second District and institute criminal proceed
uos at once This they did, and affidavit was made
before Recorder Blanche for robbery against person
whose name is unknown, bot who will Oe pointed out
TO the police We shall waeh this case "ith close
eve aud report the public the result Of judicial IL
yes,ication into ite meIiis.--l n. o. Bse, 2Oth.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
EMPIRE CITY REGIMENT.

On Friday evening telegram wssreceivedby Lieut.
Col MulgGn Of this reg meni, from COL SheeAan,
who has been at the seat Of Government for several
days past stating that the President bad accepted the
re-, i,1ent and that be would be in the city time
Saturday, with the necessary documents. The news
created great deal Of excitement. O ere his beer
more than ordinary oppO.itIou to Ills rec ment Lane
numbers If The friends OF tie regime1i, among bon
were several OF met respectable ci izcnr, vis'ed
the hcadgnar on Fi.ay evening aud congratulated
the officers aud their acceptance. Active pre-
paraiions are now going forward, aud IN a few days
The regiment will depart the If conflict The
regiment is more than inl and il com, o,ei o. a. harry
a Il rs Of men H. can be found in the eirofois nany
Of whom have already served under the United Sates
IA, in the NexieaA war ThcTc viii be iyine service
At the Hc.dq quarter, No. 59i Broadwny. ChaPiaa
Eyerstt "a III ullclate.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
TIE FIRST REGIMENT FROM NEw-HAMP-
SHIRE

MEETING OF TIE SONS OF NEw-HAMrsITiRE.
The lst Regiment of New. Hampshire Volunteers,
which will reach this city on Sunday morning at about
O'clock landing at The pier Of the Norwich and Wor-
cestcr ine the foot of Vestry street, numbers SJo
meA who have at present volunteered for three months
only. II is understood that when New-Hampshire 8
quota Of 046 men is completed, many OF them Will
volunteer for the The regiment IL commanded
10y Col. Mason w. T,p9an, late 81. Z. from TIE lid
District and c,uaius officers aud eodiert OF wide ex-
pefience-ihe Leu,enaut-Colonel and Captain hav-
ing been officers in tie Mexi AN war aud several OF
tie soldiers having seen service IN the Cnmea.
8. ond regiment is stationed IN Fort Constitution
al the mouth the Piscataqua, awaiting orders ne
men Of this regiment nave enlisted for three years or
for the war. These Grare State regiments are 10 ne
under the comniAud of B,ig.-Gen. S,ink, late Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor Of that state aud grand
ron Of ions S,aIk Of Revolutionary memory.
ha the lot Regiment pa .ed through Nashua, Man
chester and Lowell on Saturday 1t was received "ith
marked favor. .lGes were fired, bells were rung,
and flags were displayed.
AZ meeting of the Sons Of New-IIampshire resi-
dent in hew-ioIk held at tue BisAuoreth touse at ~
o'co, on Saturday morning, the Hon. Nliilam a.
Walker was call d to the chair, snd Mr. sidney ).
Harris named as Secretary Ibe hon' 'hsrie'
L. Frost from the Committee appointed ut meeting
led on Friday evening al the tuh-Avenue Hotel, ie-
10 ted sti-s OF resolutions, and added that IL DAD
been determined to present line silk nag, mounted
with gold eagle, and costing s'o-the PresehtHt on
al, ecu to he mad. ia trout oi The Ciiy Hall al aOOui
10 o'clock Oh Spnday morning, by the Hon Judge Is.
W Bonuey. The Comni toe OF Reception are ~ i"l-
lows: The Hon. Wm. A. Walker, The Hon. Judge
c. a. Peabody, the Hoo. g. l.. frOsi the Hon. ge
b. ". 30 .ney, and Mestrs Sidney Web.ier, George
r. Peterson sidney y hnirir JOan ). Jenness, j.,
and George H. Il odheid. In view OF tie fat ti'' the
rcl linen, lusy land before breakas hour, il was re-
60 v,d 10 provide breakfast at tbe Park. col
otiou limited TO subeciip ions of s., wa taken, with
the understanding that any decioucy s to be suphe
hereafter.
Patriotic speeches having been made and the power
Of making Any further arrangements hiNiug been
voted TO The Committee Of Arrangement r, The Hon.
sidney Webster was Chosen Marshal OF the Day, aud
The meeting 40 Ourled.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
THE EPISCOPAL CHUACH IN NEU-
YORk.

To u, Editor Of TAs " Y T'.baae
SIX: | take tile following paragraph from a recent
number of The TRrDUSE:
memorial has been presened to lord Peme-'ton prayns
lr more itop The project 10 subdivide the sg- sees 9"
Lsadon Exs-r Dorian, Rochester Lincoln uieoc ser
and iAus oce tle episcoise bS ia" aiu"loi {. MI ar
Pee ala ns-s chiefly of me q usrvsge rayLo
Eye.ty Lcrd Ebuy Dsog tie most conspicuous hom tho
other camp"
This is noticeable for two facs-the one, that the
sysem of governing the Episcopal Church by Assistant
bishops il not recognized in Engandi the other, thar
the call for the division Of the larger Doceses doe not
come from the eccesiasica authorities of the Church.
but from the Peers and Commoners. We believe that
Bishops generally among the last that consent 20
diyision Of their Diocescs
England, with population Of about Is 100000 and
ritory Of about 80 900 square miles, has two Arch
bishops and % Bishops and by the above division Of
her Doceses will soon have siX Bishops more, making
IN aggregate for England alone oil 81 Bshops and two
Archbisbops.
Ireland, with population of 100000 and 81, 600
square miles Of territory has Archbishop aud IL
Bishops.
Scotland with population Of about 100000, and
81 900 equae miles OF territory, has seven Bshope.
Such thing as IN Assistant Bishop in the Episco-
pal Church in England, Ireland, Scotland 10 un-
known. The above state men makes the present num-
Ter of Archbshops and Bishops in England, Ireland
aud Scotland -, aud six TO be added will make
total aggregate of IS Bishops in Great Britain on
| tory less ,han tie single Sllie OF Texas.
In The United States Of America there are 30 Do
ceees; the territory OF each State whether large OF
small, forms the DioceFe, except New-York; that We
believe, the only State which forms two Dioceses;
and in Of the Western States two or form
Diocese. The Episcopal Church in The United State
presents ibis strange s,ste Of thi1gs with more poruh
ton by sevecal mlons aud territory 30 times larger
than Great Britain; yet se Las but ID bishops "hi'
| Great BriLuin has IS.
The State OF New-York bns pcpula ion Of oeO 900
and about 40 go square miles OF territory che hs pu
| two Bishops which gives her one Bishop to eact
go 900 Of inhabi,ants while Great Britain VII
Ter s. Bshcps, viii have one Bishop each 45ooo
| inhabitants.
Tho question which the Church Is called upon TO de
terle ia does uo tho tOf the Epscopsl Chusi
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
LATE FROM TEXAS.

Mr. Smoot, who resides In Denton county. Texas,
arrived ia tue ely yesterday and epurs that Gen. w.
C.. Yonng was in iull pnrsu. Of Montgomery and the
Federal troops and had oyetakeO the bug. aye supply
ana amnuui lou trains seventeen wae on hith were
taken possession OF, together with some beeves and
horses Gen. Young had written for more tro1lr aud
OO0 additional men had responded The call. Mont
gonerv bad evacuated Fcri OuacLila, and wss Oh ts
Wv 10 rot Arbuckle 1t The deierniu&tiCn OF
GeD Young 10 iahe Forts Cobb and Arbuckle tiiteen
Lur dred Inoians hid joined lie rabk.. Montgomery
is the Kaasas ruff, aud outlaw, and if the Texans
catch him aud bis men they will waste no powder on
them, but the whole set will undoubtedly be roped.
' lNew- -Orlesn, Crescent, LUth
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

Extract from letter written by pron ninent snip
oing merchant 10 a member Of the New-York Union
Defense Committee .,
LoYpoS May IL, 1861
made applicetion 20 one Of the he-t builders OF
runboats In The country VINO has built grea many
Tor this Government, always 20 their enlie satisiac-
ton and be has furnished with slairtlcs Tor gun
boats built Of teak or Ouk, fastened throughout "ih
conner bolted through and through. The great GILL;
eaiy Is the time il Will take 10 bud them lhey can
be built Of iron in about half the time, shu lninh
would Ia every way be equal ana Ia many iesPe.'t
cureror TO wood. Mr. Laird las bulit TO- COhuhehai
G6yernueuts and is building tor France now.
also seud note concerning three bne iron sniPs
that can be ready for sea St week no iCe. LUG!
can be bad for E35,O each, ana COY wnen VIZ r ne~
T65 600. though now good as when first bu' Ihere
4 no diffculty 10 strengthening them for carrying
heavy gans forward and aft. There are o'her sPs 10
be hsd but generally extravagant prices; Dut these
three have eS aminea careiuIy, snu ieei 'oA"o' "
fheir being in perfect order.
write 10 you that you may communicate WIN 'ne
proper authorities through such channels as nay oc
best I potice that Mr. Aslinwal hae been ASKED oy
Government 20 charter OF secure s4nle snips
ar was inclined 10 write 10 HIM bat, on rene non,
Thought II best TO send through you My time Is a' 10y
country service without fee Orreward, save the eo'
scousness and pleasure Of dong my nite III iePei's
the uDbOly attacks upon its honor and Its nsg' -,
Our enemies are here, working Their treasonhois
schemes. met them at Brussels, buying arms aho
ammunition. They hdre PHrchased nentIy ""e hHnd'se
y,fed cannOa in this country which are soon to I've
.Sipped probably from LvcrIool hope he able to
send 10y phaf psse IN time 20 them 90 ize
hear Of them at Manchester ard Birmingham. n
sxarch of rites, sc. Their headquarters is al the
new hotel Westminster, and learn that our ConsU.
General, Campbell, a Southern man, meets, counee
and advises them. Our Consul has p,si arrived
and, am happy 70 say, is active in thwarting tbeu
plans.
feel il pleasure TO mention the active efforts O
Mr. Forster member OF Parliament. 10 head Of all at
sempts for recognition Of the Southern Confederacy
and 10 have 1, proclaimed that vessel will be per
ntted 60 iii out from iiis country privateer
any subject of Great Biisin TO enlist as against
naon with which size is at peace. am sure that tb
syrnpathies OF this whole naiJn with the NORTH
fseny as they feel the probable sects upon the NAM
featuring interests.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
rur prp,TL COMMISSIONERS AFTER
NhS N MONEY,

.1.o, ~ was present, and heard what ~
reports relates that ne CIinls'l ,ies ou ,ne
90 Sss5 ~ ;se bonss OF BaIug Bnthers, the gIea
enorc;sr ia them n p -oceen. Ihey commenced
with a most elaborate ana eU%ny oeSc"p I'm, -
The resources and wealth Of the "'''' ''-'N''
pause:
.fr. Bates--Have you finished - .h f-or
CommissioncrS--Not quite Then 'Pe0'D '-0-
Commis.iOper No. 2, and pause.
NJ. Ea.es-Hgye YOU flushed? ~, Fam.
isstORerS-AlnOet. Then speech 1T -
missioner Nc. 3, and pause.
M. BGtes-Are you thrOu9bl
C0mmissicVprs--Net, 81; you have our case.
M. Bates-WhGt States oid you say, composed your
Conieoeracyl -
mmi,stoners-Mississippi, South Carolina, Alaba-
ma Geergis Florida, Texas, and louisiana
= III. Bates-And Mr.. Jefferson Davis !. your Presi'
C9n .;ssioRers-FIe is. We are proud Of him.
Ifr E0tes-We know Mr. Davis well ny repu-
tatoa IL l. The same gentleman who stumped d 6
Slate for two years IN favor OF kepuolai n ana Jusl
6ed the conduct Of Mississippi N the Unled States
Senate. We know the gentleman; and allhO gh We
have 10 reason t. be proud Of linn or his anecedepts
think NAV safely say, that u yon taVe orougua l.
with you TO London tbe he'e'sary i9nds 10 ia! cn ,n
ripeipal ad intees the Iepuoaed nillloDs owing 10
our Leo le by your States Of Alabama Nlsslssllll
and floiida, there is reasonable iospecs OF Hvur
eaising email amount ~ tlis marAet Vur Ear
StuTgis will be happy 10 dibe yon ~ o 0io0A w
morrow evening EIcuHt "p"e'.
While hi. scene was being enacled at the B%rlngs nr'
Dudley Mann, waite upon Oor eouu'rym1n reanouy,
who holdg $500 900 Of Repudisted hissip Bonda ON
which theIe is due more than $6JOOoO Of interest.
Mr. Mann was very magnificent aud grIudioquent, but
withal prosy and Peabody, suffering from gout aid
Mlssssippi lepudiation los hi- temper and shaking
his eeneLed fist at the Rebel emphaially sad; II
were TO 20 on 'Chsuge aud hunt lp ehe sube ing ana
starved widows and orphans who have been ruued by
your Infamous repudatiou Of honest debts and pro,
Claim that yoa ere here borrow more o; o1rgod nnd
silver TO be again paid by repuciaoE las believe IL
nv dufv Ia dol YOU would Inevitably be mobbed and
find il difficult 10 escape with your Life. Good morn
{no Sir"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
All the acts or bills / send have been passed mo
laws and the secresy removed from them.

EIGHTEENTH DAY. -. 800,
MONTGOMERY, Saturday, May II iooi
Congress met tins morning al ii o'oSA' H'ei
PRAYER, the journals of yesterday were Tead ana ai-
proved. III: IN,
Mr. Stephens Of Georgia offered the following bill
ELL 10 be entitled TO admit the State Of Aiksnas
into the Cor ede'ecy
The p.sne Of the L. sovereign Coneep'ion
e,rc p,d np odiducs dssuvne their polite connection
United states and oiensnes soep ns ana rs
fyag the Constitution Tor TIE lrovisi usl O0'eheNo o the
couisder4te States of Amencs; tho fore
Cougess Of the Conrdefae States Of Amefic DO enact
th the state be sud IS he eby adult ed into me
Conederscy urou equ. nouns w lie Other states uhaeI
Che Constitution ior the Pr vsioe o TIE same
Mr. S,elhens moved that the bill be PIT on its
massage aud that the vote it be taken by states.
Mr.. Nithers Of South CHrolint sii lie presuEcd The
Official evidence Of the passage OF an OToDa CO o. Sc
cessOn BY the State OF Arkaasas was 1 tlis IouVen-
tion and he del cd to have the fact 50 ANNOUNCED
Mr.. Stephens of Georgia sail that ell the oih'lai
papers were here.
1he President sta ed that the gentleman from Geo ga
mir Stephensl had in his possession the Ordn ice Ol
Secessioa dopted by the COuveauon 81 ARK .nsas,
aud al.o the ordinance adopting TIE Provisional Con-
Mr. Witbers-I am satisfied. IT is always beet 10
know that the Official paI are present
On the call Of States, the vote iii favor oi the adms-
zion Of Arkansas was uDallmous.
On motion Of Mr. Stephens, the oeiega'es from Ar
kansas were duly swOrE IN aud took their seas.
The delegates aIe:
r. w. johnson of Pine Bluff.
a Rust Of Ii tie Rock.
A II. Garland OF Little Rock
w. w. Watkins Of Carroll on.
NJ. +. ThoIuasson of Nan BIen.
= te atter-named gentleman was not present, bul Is
~ ted be- in day or Two.
P"Re> notion of Mr. Stephens, the President was in-
.rncs, to appoint one additional member on ne Coa
-. ., I,cian Affairs Ios-l Affairs, Public Lands
snd ON 20, nmerce.
NJ KeDn, then moved that Congress 60 into secret
n QclQ1nu
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
AN Actin relation 10 the Confidence Loan.

heyecs Under by virtue II the act 20 rai money io
fe support o the Goven n aud 70 prOid. ir the oeie
che Confederate Sates q america approved February Ioo
the the essury did ooce b. ote hy- ANN mo-
osd ocnonsby 20 the pnvions ofsd set snh DheeG
A. portions OF he COutrd rdeiae sac. the cur We" ald
Of bauks which hsgs usptIden pece p
nent Of necessity. bu measure Of pubhc 10 lS 40
eahere1s cstsin of sid bak did agr 20 deem IT. con
equivalent such Of their notes shoad be fu 10 by sup
30 and Eherc0s the seCetary Of ne feA ui
OF the gencies Of times, and ~i'b desire 20 ~
people of the Coz fcd-rse sta es the
10 said loan did authorize the Loan Conu slot
20 receive The notes OF the bus reirea 70 e1u
20 avoid inconvenience the liG o asit hss n"'h o
pad os, Commissioners d-po.t the monies received oy
thep in . ID banks therefore. the Cor ge.s o. tie ocd
erae sta.s OF America tha all tie ~ c'ng
sbe Secretary ITessury sd hi sboae ohTs auo
che Loan Co1uis ~h the c. r ted IN the
foregoing preamble hereby confirmed made valid any
Usse, TO The conaf, mountaineering ana me
aad Secretary, bis subordinate officer, and the Losn G. Inis
soDers hereby tu orzd cou ue s. 70 act L. regard %
Cbe sul u the whole amount authorizes By ssd ec
shs been fully subscribed for AID tber dois ea dis
Che shall nave been ied aud the id Sec'tAy
nuhor1ed 70 make and csuue he deposiis o. meneys '
ceieed be received account o. the d oAi ~ any
said banks aud Hrealer of the C0ir rare oates
suhood e. draw checks SsrrAns in said anss on soc
eaid drrosts GDle either It, equFath "
current notes. tie Secretary o the Treasury may o7
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
TILE PRIZE VESSELS.

THE GEoRGb NJ. SMITH DISCHARGED.
On Friday, the Prize Commissioners took formal poe
session of the prize vessels which bad been cent 70 TINS
port. U. S. DisIict-Attorney Smith las since receives
IN order from the Secretary of tie Treasury to da-
charge the scboor er George NJ Saith, Que Of she
vee,els il appearing that sue lad regularly eiearoc
seized within the time allow for all vessels 10 depars
previous 10 The blockade. AT the tirae OF the selzae
of this vessel the articles of her cargo which Were
copsTahand OF war were irans'efteo W o''eS "o"'
The ship North Caroliua, q Norfolk, Va, which
arrived AT Ills port late Friday, ~as taken P~se:-
SION Of az p'ize BY tie Pie Commissioners fhis
wesssl cleared from Havro in baLlst for Savannah,
ca on ier ariv al at the Later hsrbor, tie una-
bl 70 get into port, IN consequence Of The boFwe.
She then sailsd for Nolfol> and attempted 10 enter
tIr,t port, but was seled IN Hampton Roads by ths
stearssLip Qoaker Guy. pnd y,ize p Aced ON
bourd of her. The NorIh Carolina is vessel Of 6o
taIs burden, and il rled as a hrst-tla,s vesteL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
TIE FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

On Saturday morning Ia OF the III mhers Of he lfth
Regiment Which lf Brook yn Last Slturday, returrei
from Washington, having refused TO be sworn in with
tter reppeht ior the war. They say the uncerriaud
iu0 Wa, tt ,he regiment was be enlsted for three
months oily, but on their arrival there tley were n-
formed by tie Inepe tyr-General tlat tie regiment
would be required 10 serve iOr the waf The under.
standing being to that effect when they were accepted
by be Government. OnJ H. il scene, out Of sVJ and
odd men composing the regiment, could be found r.
creant 10 the call OF duty ~ tuls emergency.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
GREAT PATRIOTIC MEETING.

MosRog, aiciap, Tuesday, May 81, 1864.
The town of Monroe bias been busily engaged IN Pre-.
pa'ing the equipments tor tue santh Guaras, coo-
pany numbe riug one hundred men. Yesterday besu-
itulhaaner was presented by the hdisA The prsessa
iion addresses made by A. NJ. kellogg and Judge
Christisncy of tbs supreme Court. Tie town has az
peuded nearly thousand dollars On this company.
Scarcely ever has ths country been aroused; nore
than al any political meeting at the presentaftue
OF the fsg Michigan Is ready 10 furnsh Tn regmcso
aad there bitter diappoiptmsrt thas only teu -
70 be accepted. - e. II. +. .l.. 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
-. .nd .h. ~, bond with two good ,uroe. m the faith

yeqsire, and shall give bono WIN '"' e''' 'D''
Mi ~ Trformapce of the contract - - . - ,ha W,
sc All odsr pa,ns by conge" OF any OF ,ne s p
.,. shh be sent 10 the Supeotencth o uo
IL prnr 10 he bv hu d-hve d 70 the lin eT or
In5 The rlipg wnen peted hs he returned TO he 81
to be received rejected and by hin delivered
according 20 the order go . ,. .A,. -,
sKc s. An laws psrts Of lsws initiating against thh se
be AID the hereby 'ePeAled
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
TERRORISM IN TENNESSEE.
From che l. 'sisvilie Jo"rnai.

Throughout the whole State Of Tennessee the mock
~ Of submitting the oIeIlance OF Secession 10 tho
pepalar vote 10 perfectly alrOcious. Il Is an insult