New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

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another; the Postmaster aud Surveyor OF the Po-tle
clerks Of tie latter being the prn'ipal source fIom
which the ranks of the "ninnte men are recrmlteo-
eIier the same category. The gentleman VINO nils the
Office of Assistant TREASURER is the only one who has
the decency TO regard the spirit of the oath ny which
their fidelity is lodged TO the Government which enl-
! ,lys AID feeds them. (st. Louis Dem, Feb 1.
THE SECESSION QUESTION TO BE TESTED-A
NOVEL LEGAL CASE IN ST. LOUIS.
| We have been furnished with extract from an
snswer about be filed in the Circuit Ceur OF this
| County, in the suit of welknown Ne~-OrleaIs
| baik against prominent city banker, TO recover
/ large sun:
Thr defendants further sta. that the PLAINTIFF. whether char
by are an association persons eli ep. Of the
sc Of Loui-s dcued srd doing busines. tLeI.iu aud
to the ed STATE. Of Amercs that ,sid Of Loa.isna
has .eosdrd from and eyoed ss'n the United saes ATer
who czens Of State and douced herois and
Of A%ss sad Of hs Stat. Of M and have
lint n'sp any .uii the of the State Of Missouri
el 1Ii a NJ, HInYfR
{" Defendants Attorney"
Til. defense if persisted in to the last resort wond
carry tie question # the ii ht Of Stale 10 secede TO
the Supreme Cont Of the Uuited States for settlement
Its prosecution oIens tie door TO variety ell legal
questions, and will he watched with interest.
THE FIRST CLEARANCEs FROM SAVANNAH.
TIE first vessel cleared from this port by the aubori
tier OF the State Of Georgia, was the brig Times Cnpt
Phinny which took out her papers yeseidy for Bos.
ton The rst vesse entered under tie aus ICES,
the schooner L. S. Davis, Capt. Alden, from New
York.
RECOGNITION ny ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
The Washington correspondent of The Charlesfon
Mercury writes;
Ne serious difficulty il apprehended in regard to
recoUi n by Foreign PoweTr, III Lord Lyons has
distinctly stated that the tariff Lill pending IN the
Senate will dive England at from the Northern
10 the Snntliern ports What lis particularly needed
al the beginring is some nan at tie iead of affair
who Possesses the confidence OF the PEOPLE IN the
several sceding States and who combines sound Judg-
meni aud god with decision II character"
IIPE IN CAMP.
correspondent of The W.AHsboro Register writes
from Sullivan Island
alt is raj burnt child breads the fire, but Il FAY
ia applicable 10 volunteers without distioclOn, II
Won judl from the fact that some of tie Palmetto boys
who served in Mexico arr now here, TO rerve agait
You arr aware that Cd GLADDEN. If Lieutenant. Colonel
IN Col. AlaAey Grygs Regiment Capt. Stanley,
who now commands the Marion Volunteer, was la
MeXico amorg he Fuirfield boys. One u hO has
tie elephant, t,l- that men will no, fight 20 well
until aier six months drilling. The idea Ia, soldiers AZ
raw recruits have not 4 cir r.utiiyeness 10 danger 20
bluited, and not car lesr, OF course 10 conHe-
quen-e-. Tie first regiment q s. e. Volunteers!
eu-ted for months, ought TO be pretty well Drilled
by the Attn Of July. We no. have three drills daily
before diurer diIltd by squads in the school II the
soldier; one dill Of the company and drcse parade
by tie whole regiment. IN the Afternoon. The re2i-
rieri il made up principally q young mem one con-
Iany to my know l,dgr, having "a men, numbers 30
MAJ ned men, bot lew Nth ty bsirs are found III tue
whole Of be pre-snt Military force. Io-cas l. ara"
day in NH Ary life Such exposure aa such weather
Ar we now have bfing- r,mi uds those Immediately
,Onc mad that protection IN the way OF Macklnto-h
sits would lie admiralty sdapIed To uid anc comfort
roldierr One ruror is that the State will SnIny
each soldier With Uniform. One yht spe,tfnly
suggest the Jruyiity II adding at least n sufficient
nnn Der Fl waterproof suits 10 insure seniines against
tie inclrmeDcy VI tie weather
A FoRMrR 1T LuUIsIiN DRIVEN FROM ARKANSAS.
Ano,ler victim Of the pnseut excitement arrived ia
this ,iy iew day. ago. ~ the overi.,d mall coach
The Ierton n ferto l. Mr. Ebenezer Wire, native
If Iifts H. MISS who 10 u Is city III 1886, and
re,id,d ~ e. l. Vi iy until 1876 When lie war i,dued
by Mr. joe roS,n oruil He 20 Faye ieyillc Ark for
Ice puri # rrbmdiig flour i'll a. that Iire Tor
Mr-sr. Stirunn & DIXON. Mr. Niie took biz family
Aot r. and suocersfnl III building mill thar had
cost reyea Ou-,nd dollars aud hnd ~ ic been given
up 80 b.d Job. lie ll etwGrd employed by Stir
man a Dixon M q miller, ad continued 10 reside IN
Fayetteville OH plsDQ,It i"rms With bir neishhors.
Lari year. Le bought third iierest III the nil Tor
1901 AID rented the other twOthiris OF his parihers
lie oIened family g,o"ery store AID was ne
rIocr,d, industrious 81 lien. At tie November
,l ctiou Ice voted ior Bell aid Everett, hut took
art In pohi,s OF political di.cisi'ns. Early III Jan
uary, be hApI- ned 10 be ia tie Telegraph Office
one eveiug b.u die catch arrived stating that thu
Ma.sieir, t. lapiflaiuer had Void money and food
FIR sua-ri,g sou,h Carolina. zone remarks were
liir .tafyg oI eraiiyes. Mr. White aid that there
were 10 -inNiug oJerniives H. Mas a,nusets-that
they bad ilions ia The savings babkr, ard could Sus
tan teust ,e-. Dr. BEL ats'd what they Would do
srL0ai cotton when Dir. Nite anrv cred u al they
could do ithUut cotton lOtg az e South could do
wihout nancy for the cotton. Noting more was
aid aid the parties 'erRraied. On the iJth u, au-
oter crowd eatLeed nj the telegraph oihoe-the
Mayor of tie ity, Nj. Bedford, ole Henry Pr.tt NJ
Iai usisr j T. Van II ore, aid others, CislStch
came h' effect Il AT the Governor Of Massachusetts,
Ind recommended thai MASSACHUSETTS, r--e ~ 100 men
TO tender tie Cover to eior The lave II nece
ssrv Mayor Bedford marked angrily that he would
liz e 20 pot a Coz lnde the breast Of every Mn-s
,hur,its mar, 20 ~ 10 k1o" bin. MI Wihe
raid tey could put him then M quick M they
iHr. N. he vHs o MAJ achus.ttr nian. The Mayor
and: 'You nr, W, H. then you will be compelled
TO l-s,e tins Lace imuiediaely, ard moreover you
won't be allowed TO pack, either" The Mayor meant
~ iii that Nr. White would not be- allowed To carry
anything away. Mr. Urs-y, editor of TIE Foycft'r IL
Democrat, raid he vihcd every ID Yankee was
strung up OF COM eed TO leave II he did hot twear
.lel hnoe 10 the Slntheu Coniedersry. Mr. Whhe !
mid he owe 20 negiab'e 10 any Southern Cor fedora
~. BIsey stkrd Lin to that state he did owe allie
pbnce. WheIeupor WiIte sid Chat II the Union was
dissolved r owed ue ian,eto Massachusetts. Angry
rem Iks follow ed but not, ing WAT done.
On the 2lsi lubhc meeting was held called to or
der by Georg- Cline and orgA.iz, BY eec,ing NJ ID.
F'alzOr Pr.sideIt, ana urey SECRETARY. lie Com- |
uitee RACED resolutions ordering Mr. Write TO quit
Iown for d. clariuR that re owed nle.ance to M@7ra-
81 usettr. Tn reeul TINT Mr. Wife lad to quit.
Before LEAVING Ice left hr properly consisting "i I,@oO
bu-he- OF corr 500 bu-hel, of wheat sto OF groce-
ri,s, and hume-tead furniture valued all gether at
IS 10 IN the hands OF stfnIaI 4 Dixon.
We arr Informed that there is ~ organization OF
Minute Men 30 trrong III Fa,et e,ille who have re-
cey,d rhes from the Governor, anu dill dignity. The
arti lar object Of their fear il "A ud BY Montgomery
Lis men 10 capture the kdnaPlers of the Ntthodiot
,leryymir, Mr.. B,wiy VITO WIZ T. ken 10 Texas aud !
lyr cted Their names are DIR Cole Smith-On, VIM. !
Spithsou Jac ksor aid BHyunn, the latter nitlSeot
ludaua. 1itby fellows closely guarded, rnd the !
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