davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

TALLOw-Thc martei T. lees firm snd the stock il incess
ing sales Of % 100 a, sc for Western aid pic ior cry
Rourt f,t IL firm At tic cs'h
TlS-The for Pig l. still dull md eevy ard we hear
We at 02ttc FOR BaEcs and 2ae chh Tor
strsiis Plates moderately ocve, bot prices gnar
NHALEbONt-Ibere hss been very i-ll DEMAND mostly
vi hear Oi ~
Ocho,,t q &c cash; Northwe't lie aud 200 70
South &c. Tie estimated s'ock in the country va
n. -.
WHAIEFoOTs-T market is very dull AID heavy. We
auste nomira IL a. 650sc
WgISkY-1e dcuatd sctive ard the market closes
Heavily ssrs Of so bhls a. II. chiefly 81 'he ittr
WOOL-Dulncs and Inactivity SIN the uius features II
the afEe and the demand which this Of abe year
,Lo ID quite scti,c pocrrts mainly nom usunattne'
buy ver, sranglys though should Improvement tsAe
place the py trade hch is probable would nu
hove rather l.rg. stocks N better dlpc'i"i
buy would be shown, aud We might hutSilae ish SPhg
trad- The present hea,y Of the maTi together VAN te
sessou pfcudcs the onbiy 81 he stock b'B
al. worked ~ before the op.ntg OF the clip afd very sfr
amount II viii doubiedy b, ouiird Tie sock
ia here and IN Phaoerhs byery arg- on. house IN te
laii. city hold upward Of 80 Ou ID IL 10 pohah" that TIE
pice, Gid Wool his year fhow de- lie Of Dom 70
cent? from years rates The islss Of ou esic Fecs TOT
Ia. w.,f about go n yic"s within E4hge tai
fria p..uay the for pring. tave been
selling od.rstey shout i3dgc The receipts % domestic
f., ,hs rs bales since Jolly yt bales nave o"r
,.rslyd Ior.tgu Woods Of oil oe-cTi src vry Su tnd
p-cfs orlv De- con id~sd 81 al Inc i"porb - -
J,n A.. bates vi ed 81 S2LI0 Aga. 10 pale
va4el At ARR a,. lat N'ar The fhae b.. Hoh
Of ths nIortitg f'ma L. ooi D ih.lN' pI
itbou ouoA- change r-. demand and small business
doirr in The Way .faEles" We quote: 800
suert-a....... lO1f5
Pulled lNooi...... ~ Smyrna ..............lUdl6
California ouss bd%
Cape .......... a. @ Es.t India. ........... saU
ZINC ,vey ds and inactive. aud su'i'd nonhlay a';s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

The nd kr Railroad makss the following report
ofta1sportaiiou siocb for a. Wr'k ending this days
Cstte, l2Ot Hou 5t5J; Sheep, 1874, hgno' 20
BEEF CATTLE.
humber reported for this market at FoT!y!ouTih street,
3,0jf.
Tho phcs. today ar. quoted a. follows,
fir,t IuAii,y..........E a Ordbary..........66 81
Med ..............7 Som. eJtrs sood... 5.al0
The seuersl tverGge Of the nGIkrt al badly -
Inc most 81 the sale. rang from 10 &c.
Prices h-sd and ~ Of dlereut weights, viii be found IN
account. Of sars Of sundry dro,es
Total number Of Eoeyos received In the city this week
3,7t5.
l. leo bead then last week and 3) hrsdle' than the
svefse The average number at each Neiuday
naIe last year wa, AL head While the to-day h,ng
~ lead han the aycIsr aud ~ head Ices than
,hs day week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21
N. Y. Wholesale Prices of Country Produce.

Fox TgE WEEK pNDISG WEDNESDAY FEs %, 1861
Reported eAel''ely for IE Nh%-iohK TRIBUNE BY DREv
NorlcE TO CossiGSoKs FAgM PRoDrcE-PEt everything
in order Mars pa debe on every package
including weigh with count add o. articles Also
tuck BIZ Of particulars ide # one package Hsrsed Bin
way send by MAIL viii notice and how things
CoxyI'soys-Fr selling Peres Fruis &C. where pscisses
I'd sd snS Its II stuff 10 Z cent other Farm
FCToss ai fo sses of good Produce In good order q,
whoessuch FaTn.s realize aud JODbers Speeula
PrfiTH-Tbee los been nsoS.ra,e shipping demand ct
pr. sud sdvc,s con,ioRe fsoAbc choice
gr.ds Of abort y cs.t choice Butter very
i,s srpr nd Ire nsard ore sc.lve ,his
en- c m are Icsoily Medium grsSe, with
~ i,.i .i.e 10 tbr levi Of urra.e nurer We quote:
J.ta F..uitl- We.t.ru ci'ics "A DlG
ORA ~ q ~ ~ Western Penn fair 10 T12
i tabs fai!fo good l. al Western far 10 chOce..l d13
Haii lk Do st,itiyc h dlg Western, 9lo
DO do ato soOJ.iS al: 1uTe Blt.eT'''.'.'' ssSN
ln- c dlg Kohl Butter ..--.....'iZ 40
iirAis hi 10 good ...l5 az
CurEsE-The aket is steady previous raiaes We quote:
Cl To- extra Gu n Iva Oti, good TO EXTRA.
Fa good quay.. =. l. la gish Dairy GJsben..S oil
bEtsw.x-- Sou,t ern AID " estrrn, = n, 3od52c.
Broom CDKN-Nr quote: tof good 10 choice 2ta3c v D.
brcEvHsAr FLOuk-We ga0'e good TO choice, e 100 n
BE,x con,upe In i deBsnd at previous We quote
Hssnm. Old l, pa. 3Nal 40 M.rrow new p bu i s,al IS
DO ev A h 81 nj 5J hdney, Z bu, 62 10. seal y
Mn roy I'D \ mai SOL yea besu........l sal 90
COUNTRY 6RE.sED HoGsTbe let has been exceedingly
dun vi do. nrsrd r,naeIcs through the week The de-
Curu, q, l-Sgy rzhing % 10 and upward. si4 81
CoIIed. M ium, wrlshn. l2o TO lsO 10 - etg
nod weighing ~ TO 10 ~. b4O "a
steady dms the week at our lat figure
Je.sy Phn- ?, doA.. als Western, p doa......i' ais
fr. = e following quotaous indicate the prent state Of
The market rs nearly We are able to niste them ?s.s
no J.. NO i. NO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

The Banks with some capitalists will hold meeting
on Friday next in regard TO the question OF o'oos i'm
the new Government loan. They feel the necessity Vi
snnnotin0 the Government and tue hahds
of the nev Administration and will 10 doubt put ID
liberal hid in which patriotism and profit VIII be care
fn,v mingled The round robin being made up IN Inc
e, ia yre hear AZ 80 or thereabout, and the amount
oIeodv subscribed exceeds three millions Wehlnk Tue
dnc in the minds Of capitalists is rather IN advance
Kidding figures from the low points talked OF last week.
Some banks will bid for the purpose Of exchanging tne
new bonds for the York stocks held for them by
the Bank DEPARTMENT. We presume the Department
will issue Circulation the new Skies at The mafAe'
price. a.
NIL. A. Murdoch. and not Mr.. W. A. Murdoch, as
rn,ed has been elected President of the Continental
Bank.
We cnoe without activity in consequence OF the
spsll opanttv on the market, gi-edged commercial
paper at Gas q cent Demand loans are Sal cent
win more money Offering than can be employed
The business Of the Clearinghouse was SIS SG2, e64
The annexed cotton statistics from the circular OF
NJ W. p. WF!sht+
CKoPwe change to notice in the general opinion on
the subject ocop -Four millions SIN regarded a. maximum
estimate pSiS outstanding the continues Ss pat ,I
weeks to ge, their crops to na. Grio to $40 Naea
les have dimiush.d iectllt IN VI
weeks Their, vii be general ucreese IN the estises
Fectips counre lg scale both for The week re-
view fJr che next week advised by Telegraph sH o
tables show Increasing dehci-ucy as compared wlh ~
III, tts now suouits bales he receipts " Mobile
snd NeweAp sdd by telegraph ere equal to the qpsi
received 10 the corresponding week Of lAst yesr mobile
the al quite light caused ehr by bad roads or e
bau,ion supply there 10 some dout a. 70 winch
The receipts in the Atlantic ports are no"
ou.. nee Al pensc however Of The interior SOCKS
,ExPOKrs--Tne ports large for all pon's lbe ut,s
get vessel, continues and the crop VIII be moved "a
nstion with than usual speed this teuson TO urea M
tain the decrease Is now ~ eco bales a con pa 60 VIVID
foreign ports the decrease i. only 49, bales Inc 'I9S, on
bspd in eli ports too Coz b1e,, sgSihs iIio'
CO., 746 COO in the previous four years 81 Ie ~
,.---.. L., co,,on
IRE following IL a statement Of the movement IN Noon
IHce the lst Of September last IS e0mpaes VII" '"'
fnnrN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21
sEw-YORrI CATTLE MARKET


FOR YHa VIVA EspiNo HEpsEsDtI, FEr 20. 1861.
70. Al FECEip1s ~ CsTTLs AINus FuL TEE VIE
Accotdng she epor' non heevenl nsfSst ptee' N me
,lty there have been received this week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

GUNNY BAGs-1hc market IL active and prices ave vel
sped The sales oOnp.e $50 bu ~ Boston aud 10 arrive
there at l2I a3c SOdo 80 lbs the spot Al lJe
and $40 do shoa John Sidney On terms not made
fGUEYY CT oTH-The market is quiet Sales Of 5'1 bales
standards. b. Boston. ct gic cash. 80
steady ,altt ofBOO bale, at B5dsCc. y leo ~ ,
HEMP MARKET dull Manila DO. sold 10 he extent 81
2fOO bales part sIc Prices for other de'erp
tions merely nominal: , - M, .u.
hesr Of are 200 Green Tens At &C. mos and Amer
HoPsNIhe mSIiet (. ouet small sale. to consumer 2s
3oc aud few choice at &c Old are inactive aud honiDa
We quote; .,,,o.,o,- an,
la5s .3dlO 1856. ~
INDIA RUBBFR very inactive, and we do not hear Oh
RON-Tbe demand for Scotch Pig during The week ba, been
% "a p, ON The 800, und to arrive main, at s2Od 2l for
20 mon brands but including Few good bra de a. ieh W
1msesn - sa ~ sna po sd $50 pn did Rsanss 80
Gs5i, 9 mos The Philadelphia North American Of thi.
note IN Ibis staple md limited business, doing rresn,
and future de;y about psyo9. rse. Tie inquiry i9I hs
nile ard IN favor the buyer I've change In Bars and
Rails and sale, Hnited" Weque,e N
Bar Swedish, Ordinary size................ Soa @%
Bar. Enssh refined. ...........'.'''''''" p@ 20 ~
Sheet, RSa.i. aa quality y i............. ia u
TSfHSG sooS demand prevails for Eastern but supply
6, limited sa e, OF 40 GO a, = 67i cash
i,h firmly s5 l5d rs 90 ca.h Bar steady at etc.,
LEITHER-A very odsrste demand prevails for al de'criP
tons ard prices depressed -
LMElhe market Tor Roilsnd quiet at Csc Tor Common
and Rl 10 for Lump. =,
hoLAsSLS-There has been q moderate inqory Tor New
Orleans at steady st,s sales Of us bbls ut S9dec CASH
Foreign kinds dull.
NAVAL sroRESThe demand for Spirits TuTPentine has
been active prices steady have Only to nce
100 Newly orb bbs S!o 30 shipping order Crude
Turprntine T. dull shout 2 IS y 280 n Fine Hons nave
been In limited demand aud pices still uresuiar sale.
Of $50 bbls low NO at ~ $40 m Common Ron nss
been in fair request and very rIn hear OF aes o. ~
bbls sfost. at ~ delivered $40 bbl al 20 IN yHai
and 2OOo bbls late yesterday afternoon at 81 ~ ~ ~ N
ysd Tar Il nscye hut steady 81 2ed ~ % TOT "hns
ton ard Wilmington Pitch 1. quiet
kAlLsCut h. active demand 81 ~ month";. en'
e. IS 4 10 n, ca.h ClHch steady Ut idfle moLths
OlLS-The druand for all KINDS continues very limited, ana
hear Of no sales Price, without mAies change
Sperm, WI Urd. el 70 al % Olive Ms,eies ,,,5. 70,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21
lAdyeTtls.n.ent.
DREW n FRENCH,

PRoprCR COMMISSION MKRcHANrs
Butter, CHEEsE, EGGs fOCLrRr. CANE ShAiS FLoea'
PORK, &c.
No Erie buildings, New-fork
Liberal CASH sdvsnce- inside on eongienmen1 .
Reerenc.-D r. Martin PrcdeBt Ocean baak, New.foTA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21
e3.O22 $50
e3,ll7.03e

The amount Of coal transported by the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Tor tie last week
was as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

Treasury Notes under Increasing demand and moder-
ATE supply continue to improve, and have been sold
Gay 70 net only 81 v cent interest TO the purchaser
1ne y esnss are wanted ct 1924 81 02t, and 10 y
osns asvs been sph Of y cent premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

Movements of Ocean Steamers.

Feb ~ 90 Dbl. Flour Isasa bu.h Corn, $50 pigs Pre-.
Int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

Total eIpenses.......... GG62 ss4 70 eco, 3l3 p
The following is conn ara.tVe statement Of the
earnings and expenses of the Little Miami and Colum
bus and Xenia Railroad for the past FIVE years;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

Annexed IL a comparative statement Of the earniDgs
Of the Little Mama and Columbus and Xenia Railroad
for 1859 and 1860:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
SOUTHERN sENTsmENT.

A New.Yorkcr, of the Fusion stripe, who has
been travelling extensively through the South,
writes privately to one of the Editors Of The
Journal IF Commerce Us follows:
'IGnd fw favor Of reeonstruoon any terms aud
who thinks desires econstsuton of The Ulon any
terms lees than an absolute and uaeordordl aROiedgnep,
Of Southern rga in oil n> Titore Ercu mi. latter cds,
eosp,s, reyy fen ndrduais ard those s,hough highly
spectacle entirely whou. political influence their
numbers powores the contemplation Of sgol char
1 receive seus,or Wade gave /. his opinion that
puc ,eItinca, in the Confederate States controlled
aud ovelawod by the military fever ensuaiins from
tie Government At Montgomery, thus leading the
uuinrorLed into he belief that Kind Of armed dspo,i'
directed by she Conf.dor,e authority hi place. exercised
sreos u military tho people of Il respective States
rcs,, aen!abc degree o. ignorance exhibited by
any Of our statesmen"
We call the attention of honest men Of all
parties TO the assertion Of this well-inforined
Fusionist that the Southrons who are willing TO
return TO the Union, even ii the Territories
should be surrendered uncondtiorslly to Slavery
are "very few individuals" and these " entirely
without political influence" Iereabout, thou
sands sre voting ard working against the Repub
leans in tho earnest belief that If We were only
willing to share the Territories with the rebels,
they would return to loyalty and the Union.
But this widely observing Fusicsist says the
truth is quite olherwise--that the great majority
are opposed to the Union any how, and will not
return to it even though we give them the Tor.
ritorics.
This Fusionist adds that Senator Wade is
mistaken in supposiog there is q strong Union
sentiment at the South at present oyerawed BY
violence and terrorism. A mistake, is iii Then
irhy doat he retels submit, their Confederate Con.
s,iigtion 10 rO'e of their opa pcoplc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

In the Virginia Convention, the other dv,
Mr. Joseph j. Jackson of Wood County. declared
that ii the Convention should pass On ordi'
nance If secession because the Federal Govern.
would call upon Western Virginia to seeds
from the State, and set up for itself. 1t ia said
that this outright declaration astOnished tho
Convention, and well it might, for the menace y
by 10 meme an empty one. Mr.. jackson b an
able aud bold man. Wood County, which DO
represents, lies on the Ohio RYer some seventy
FIVE miles below Wheeling. OF its population only
three per cent are slaves 1t viii be very hare
to get Western Virginia into the slough Of Sc
cessiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
From The Precedence I9nraa'.
THE REAL IsSIE.


Il scld not BE- forgotten tia, ii 'a question row At Issue
between the Federal ard te secedng states not
the Slavery Whseyer connection that may originally
have had with hs Secesou IL L. now enuriy inci
dental and subedlnse TO The ge, question Whether ossoted
and rebellion sha drie 10 GoYcneA M aud com
pca recognition Of IT, claims The sa or 70 new
sn4rae, favor Of Slavery 1nsy demand no ioi
fcr lon OF our Lass 81 Of Constitution They that
be offered wch all tems them 70 lc Ia peace ard qac
under Go,ei nnent
con'nrnhby III .iijany Es>.icy jog'roi
Ithi. view Of the lason lad been taken sshr bytsPc"
and by Consis the Administration would have been mach bet,
ter prepared d. The l,,ue enI rssi be- o the conflict. We
made eSy and sarncs. eliot to uy tho Peorc that our
Count, dscp conserved ui a'peed by "seas rapidly
culnn,,ips But Ne were howcd down by 1nK Nrv-loR<
TsnrSE, whose opy prose eened to be aIeekle D'ei'
ton OF the union Toe Lhica Platform obsolete Party
shbboleh s.t above tho on and Congress dcsnai
cay held the arrogant demand, OF Tvs TanuNs
for Is entire term and huIls adjourned ~hout pssins single
Law issio the Gst dssnei OF esicu sed 70 size
or dloaajars,as the Administration
Wh.ls Tux Ta,Rusa e4,ias and thsmis sh, popular
ind abou, tho Cesg, r,stforu ehsiacs ali who d''eSr
wl,h ant oil bschbors aud piaet" e Cuon was brrsd
inn Nd and rs Asmchs drifting away desIu;sos Had Con
gs.s anrpaIi'a ,f co,ri''; ,v"s" Un'd 'hs Admin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

The editor Of TIE Day Book, sone Of the worst
of the reasonable Democratic organs in this city.
is now in Charleston, where be properly belongs
and yesterday telegraphed to his paper that
Fort Sumter was to be attacked before the
arrival of the Abolition feet" and that " the
"eagerness for the conflict was uubounded."
The same sheet, after stating, falsely, no doubt
that the workingmen Of Baltimore have threat.
ened to take by force what they want for theu.
selves aud families. endeavors to excite seditioa
aud plumber in New-York, by saying, With eqpsl
falsity:
I'VE believe thst moyensn. Of the slme Kind 70
contemplated by the wokunen Of tits city They about
tired Of waiting They have expected peace aud revival Of
bu,uess but INV oome hey endure theie uerisns
louge and when the time arrives leaders viii be found In ~
social uprlsius' in ,heir ogn rasks"
The villains who put forth these atrocious and
dangerous prornptipgs are thcughtlessly counte-
nanccd b. multitude of respectable men in this
city, who probably little imagine to what these
revolutionary attempts to overthrow the Govern
ment for the purpose of promoting Slavery. arc
really tending. The rebellion OF the Stockholders
was stimulated last Fall By the Pro-SaysV
presses Of this city, and the same influences are
now working to incite instruction in the Fres
states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
POLITICS HOR TIE SOFA.

T. re Js,,os ~ Tie =. y. TfbsHe
sIR: TIE raucor and malipnity exhibited in our Po-
lic. discussions Tor y.s, pat together with the critical
coLdiion which placed have convinced thai
II extremely detrimental to the welfare Of people md TIE
succs. nj working CT ytcn u government to form Poii
cal pa uTon principles which bring into direct antascn'n
two ,a ard deer he Freedom VI ConscoHcc AID
tho Right Of Property.
VIII you obe ,ine.rc lover Of Lis cou!y and devoted
Republican by publssus the above with any comments which
you may ht to mAiel ious truly. 4. 4. WEBB.
Hnasi ATsn2, l6tl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
The Pro-Slsyory journals hsreabout are oxult'

ing over an alleged statement OF William D.
Ogder, Republican State Senator from chicago
that
ne ,oI not IA n, n 10 hs eoo-ceI.iou' coavoaoes-
10 would nor ay ba, the Repntlesn platform was n's nt
g, abstract tuh wa. concerned hat he would ~y thst n
R.pnban patty hsd made mistake The d.eoHs OF -
platform Tia, Mee Aaii tsn0 n'Te s''ee Sa'es c0"'' NV
carried ont" 49, -. ..,
AS ila Republican platform sets forth 10
such doctrine, and Us Mr. Ogden is man "
more than average Intelligence, reading IN 70"
city where that platform was framed, We a'e
ia,tiied in pronouncrg the above faer'cssa'S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

a portion Of the militia Of the District Of CO.
lunbia wore mustered yesterday at Washington,
in preparation to repe any attack that my be
made upon the capital. The oath to support the
Constitution was administered to them. Some Of
the men refused TO take the oath, on the plea
that if Maryland should secede they considered
their allegiance due 10 her! The absurdity OF
treason could hardly be more strikiDgly shown
than in this case. Maryland renowned albright
aud title TO the District more than sixty years
ago by ceJine it to the United States, and has
no more claim to it than Massachusetts or Mich
igan. And yet on such f'imsy pretense as this
tLesc traitors refuse to take arms in defense of
their own city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

Our SeccasioDist correspondent at Montgomery
sends BY telegraph an earnest appeal to the
Democrats Of the North, calling on them to
rebel against the Government Of the United
States, and annex Themselves or rather the Free
States, to the Negro Republic of JEFF Davis.
1t is evident that be and the cOnspirators for
whom he speaks, rely on such rebellion as one
of the means BY which the Federal Republic is
to lie broken down aud the Black Oligarchy
established in power upon its ruins. Bat we
think they are doomed to disappointment in this
ss in other respects. While there are among the
late Democrats and sO.ealled Union men Of the
Free States plenty of traitors who would gladly
extend the Negro Dictatorship oyer Tie whole
country, they are yet in minority so hopeless that
they can b. Of no practical service 70 their
reasonable friends at the South. The mass Of
Northern men are loyal to the Union. II is true
that such creatures as control TIE Elprcss, for
example, desirc the extension Of the Montgomery
Constitution over al the States, except perhaps
tAcse Of New: England; but the great body Of
Northern Democrats are for the good old Consti.
tution Of our fathers and for sustaining the law.
ful Government. On tlis head read the sub
joined extract from Tic Boston Hrald, hitherto
one Of the most thorough. going Of Democratic jour
mails:
Tue Pse-iis 1as ci'hr tie REBELLION sd pc WI
TIE traitors or Tie nsca -. Je d!ssced a home Gnd abroad
Civil wfs 70 be aepecsed but 10 hs,e begun
tc the consequences o. M The .feors mus! OYER
powered r hi1 nstoa Hua. TO pieces. Po.1saaion wi
not ony pas of lie evil day war viii he
ably. the rehe. determined tight and viii be
att without one, Why the best way /, to The
snd bsye Il doj II he PrssAcnt h2s nsdc up his mind
10 ac hope he win make thorough work IT, and al into
reputation the whole poarr Of the nsioo aid sho TO Tire
rebel, ard 70 foreign pow tina, the Ausri,sn people
rosr ia tho lend AID nus be ~2eci IN their T,gb.'."
This speaks the earnest sentiment Of the peops
Of every party The traitors among US to-day,
noisy as they are, are proportionaily much favor
than the Tories in tho times Of the Revolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

Two resolutions were yesterday offered in the
Virginia Convention, one declaring that no at
tempt ought to be made by the United States to
recapture or reinforce the forts in the South
which was rejected by vote of IL to iOi, and
the other, that all the fort, yet held by the
United States in the seeded States should be
evacuated, which got only six votes. Common
sense and patriotism are not yet extinct in Viz
ginis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

The latest intelligence from Charleston last
night was that the floating battery, mounted
and manned, had been anchored in the cove
near Suiyan's Island; that Senators Wigfall and
Chestnut, and several other men Of note, had re-
ceived appointments on Gen. Bcauregard's staa,
and that large number of members Of the
Convention had volunteered as priyates. 1t was
said that 1000 troops were in the Notifications,
and that they were determined TO resist the at
tempt to supply Major Anderson with provisions.