New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31
FORT pICKrNa.

A letter from Pensacola dated the 18Th written BY
volunteer GAYS they are preparing SCALING ladders for
he assault on Fort PickeDs in The joners department,
Of the Navy Yard. Tie blacksmitha are engaged III
Ms king the necessary articles TO mount the guns. The
RI ip carpenters preparing the piles 70 support the
platforms which the guns are 10 oe placed and The
aboTers are conveying the guns to the derent places
assgred for them The storekeepers are DONG prlsk
bnsess it'll the citizen soldiers, who have good gu ,
Iy of cash. Your correspondent receives every marx
Of Kindness from the officers aud men oil the dhereht
stations.
Col Chase was here the greater part of yesterday
whiting every poin correspondence carried on
between him and the commander OF the Fort, before
the WyaudOte summoned 10 the Fort, OF "hit MI
tine have not learned. The steamer Oregon TOOK
come sulTlies for Fort Morgan from the naval stores
TLelC WAS az, addition to the military forces here on
Yesterday Of nearly four hundred, and am certain
DO not eXaggerae when estimate our present force NJ
fifteen burdIed With the companies offered IRON
hcw-O Ieanr and others their way thther from dl
frort POINTS an army of three thousand men can be
concentrated here in less than a week. The mobile
steamer Oregon Lad quantity OF flour on board Tor tie
troops The hard living and rough fare usual to camp
lie comes rather severe upon many who were accus.
toned to all the luxures Of home, yet they parlocaly
submit sacrifice the altar Of their country he
jealous and warlike man have seen s the editor
of The MridaR, published at Meridian, Miss. His
p8rer advocated Judge Douglas for the Presidency.
lie il full private in the Ianderdale Rifles.
BY the Tart dispatches received the game OF coercion
seems TO be PLAYED out, and fears need be enter
tanned Of any reinforcement to Lieut.. Simmer.
JanV0rV 20-On Yesterday the body Ut man was
found near the Hospital Springs. Upon examination.
II found 10 be that Of Sergeant Delaney late OF
the United States Army, who had CALAMITY refused to
fight against the South, ayOwing himsef ~ secession
ist TO lis commanding officer His remains were
bnried with military hOnors by the Montgomery Metro
roan Guards, which company lie had joined.
The following guns are mounted at Fort BarTancas:
Eleven fl-Iounders, three Paixhan guns S-inch), two
Sinch oOlumbads, two l2pounders, eight ~. pounders
four 2s-poundtrs eight i2pounders. Fort McRea has
tie follow ing valuable armament unInouned: Twenty
two 42poun0eTs forty-siy 3l-pounders, twenty
2i-Dounders, two l0-iGch columtiads The Wyandotte
il ill anchored al the Fort gentleman who passed
clope to the Fort from Outside reports unusual hustle In
the Fort aud nCise Of cannOns tunbhng. TN the
steamer only one man was to be seen on deck
THE REAPER MAN AND SECESSION.
Edition. Chicago Tribune.
Mr.. CYRUS McCormick invented the reaper. McCor-
mick was Southern man, and believed in the United
States Patent law, and Of conTe, Mr Mccormick OBJ
tanned patent for bis reaper and in every Instance he
has shown liz lively faith ia the Union Patent laws BY
lively zeal in behalf of his sole and exclusive rights
under lhose law in and to his said improvements. Mr.
Cyrus Mccormick reapers have had qui'e a run III
tie Northern Satee Of this Union Not being adapted
to cotton king gathering, and other species of
harvesting REGULAR 10 the South, it IL 20 be presumed
that they have become less celebrated there. Mr. Me-
CoTmick's United States patent has made Mr.. Meteor
mex rich. Mr.. Mccormick knows how to req lie
generous treatment. Very much after the style o. the
snake we uscd TO read about IN spelling bOOks.)
Mr. Mccormick OWNS political press-in fact, pub
lishes The Chicago Iimes And The Times jdsifes
treaion. Who would think that at the very moment
Mr. McCormicks press is preaching treason, Mr.. H.
Cormick ia urging his petition at Washington for the
renewal Of his paient He would bleed the North yet
more for his own Cwolumcnt, and he would stab the
Government that Las made him wealthy. We move
that Mr.. McCormicks reaper be hencefOrth known as
the DisuniOr reaper, aud that Mr. Mccormick patent
be nyaldated Immediately after the secession, for
which be labOrs, il consummated.
Blue HidHd Jan. l9, 1851 ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
NOT ONLY STEALING BUT GIVING.
Governor Moore OF Louisiana frankly Gays in lis
mestagc:
Soon after taking possession of the Arsenal at
Baton Rouge, / received an application from the Gov.
of Mississippi or aid in arms and munitions Of war, in
support OF tie sovereignty Of that State against an
rrhended attack Of similar character to that against
Which Louisiana had protected herself The interests
If the two States are intimately associated IN the
common cause of the South, that deem IL my duty
not only from considerations of courtesy 10 sister
state but in further execution OF my duty TO Loui'iana
REGARDING the approaches Of FedertrOops from above,
10 comfy with lie request-npon tho assumption on
tie ant Of the State OF Mississippi Of tho same terms Of
responsibility taken by LIE for the State Of Louiallni
accorcingy directed be forwarded 70 the order OF
Gov Pe,tus tie ioI9% ipg munitions OF war:
3ttO percussion muskets.
100 halls niles, hIntIocks.
2tO0CV cartridges buck aUd ball.
b2i FOUNDER guns and carriages.