New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
GLE.NlyGs FROM SOUTHERN MAILS.

The Nastride Banner publish the following ttev
from subscriber Alabama, ami adds iha. u gves'
the most confirm ed Precipitation csunot see tteieiE
SYMPTOMS OF reconstruction and desire the I,rs
of the unsuspecting people who were guiied Iuo tho
"Secesei train get back into tie glorious Uni"n
fom which they have Teen ingoriousy dragged, sud
once more under the protecting agis Of the " s,ar-
geinmed banner OF Liberty" then they don't want 10
zee ~ blind in their infanaiion, 10 tie Gss
e,iiable doom which awaits tie u,u,reR when the
storm Of public Indignation shall arise which will sweep
them from power. Tie letter is from an HONEST,
shrywd, aud practical Aabaulian " weD-knosn
busneqs house OF tia, eify:
owsLSrr GROVE. Ala. March II. 1851
s's: T.re rs ,oS k5ss tia. ii. uo,ed State. .
vii be STOPPED FROM Ala6un.eh 'P- aesj ,sDtea
Nd ~oars al 9s m n yoa s,y mai j. at your MI = y i
ma.tr. ~, i,,'e,s dsrmenh noAeenia9 sesn ~.
truly The time. 9.d a. the se ont he'd no bad =,
wIs 70 .epg ne NJ h,ls q er0n. that !. 'rss..s
sgi mad he,e sep Pc oyis l,noyce you s
.end payer pay whether seti, CT ssS'
The atlanta (Ga.l Southern Coatederey OF the.
l6rh in an article reviewing Ex-Secreury Foy d. de-
fence takes occasion 10 pay the 70 loving tribute
thai gentleman, considered from Southern point o.
view:
But for the foresight and frmness and patriotic
pcovidence of John Il. Floyd, iu wat etress and Ii
would the Cotun Srtes lie toulideIing thus day Ito
saw the inevitable DOM Of the Union, or the ON u
lis own people. For mauy months past, from h,f
slirc. ONT, lie had extended field 81 vision which
ena I'D Liza. TO tie great dagger VIII thrraienro
W, but vi ch hid below the horizon from a eyes
Of must Of us. When tis f.i'hil lpyaity is
ye's,cui, yen, IL Ls..n JIG borr deI'ea, il
Nh..t couGiiIn lie son h-rn Sai's Tie Nlrtb
had the heavy guhs the hght ans, q t powr-- - =
bail, juol he North had e'eryiiiag che to-; be.
/ ngtu to he c'mlH0n GOy,luB!ei.t How Guistiy
We men .liiIei ffnn or soil wtU Gi ut have Jreu
.er- to-.ay u muidef ut Abrasul Lorolls order.
How slender the Mo became II southern Ions
Wdich ,-ade fhr u ~ Lc!ong ~ nobody olc, olt
wh.ci sayage enemy n0s cbses aid RACES 10 get p.s-
see. ion q; " 10 81 900 stand Of arms u GeDrs
pa How cane 6D,ol0 more prime desthtealing iiee
~ jackson, hI,s. Ana, IN sEOIt, Why have any
thing Ill ia tie South 10 HAL tie strong hands 81 the
s.s II a. SOth it ut Ills hour when every hs;Jt
aud bead ana Of her children needed ia Der de-
feHcei Truth demands il Of US TO deca'e that we owe
IA John B. Fl2yo au eternal tribute of raude Tor al
this. Had he b. en- less the patriot than be ~e
mi b. now have been dha'med ahd at The mercy vi
nation of eutlEronts aud fidDderers'
"A letter from Newt Orleans says outwaTdly there
appears be general feeling Of opposition TO opening
the African slave trade. But the probability is that,
should the Bvrde, States main in the Union, refusua
10 Join their fortunes with ours tie trade wOnld 10
opened in form other placing Restrictions upon
tie mode of packing and shipping the cargo IL 70
quite evident that only question Of expedleney haf
prevented the declaration Of IFS legality beiIe row.
All tie swamp lands pertaining " the Federal Gov
ia tue Safe declared tie property OF ths
State aud steps have been taken 10 dispose Of them Ia
quantities to siI for the beH. OF the Safe Golfers
A short time siuce VIC mentioned that man nslnee
Hayhuist, while fighting with Barston boy, n-1
Jacksonport, AIk wur Ailkd by Que stansell. BoA
Baiston and StaDsell were arrested and guard WA
placed over them; but il that their keepers were
piled with liquor night and falling into tie arIsS
of the .owsy god se 90 sDundly thai tuer prisoners
were 81 abled, with Little difficulty, to eIeot thsis
escape. They have not been app eheaded.
We clip the following items irom The C5ari 'i1s'
Courier Of tho 2ist inst:
On "Wednesday rumors rife In this city tbss
Mai uuLto Pa, master OF the United STATES Army,
b,f mao. y,nents with the agent IF the New.
York STEAMERS tor the transport oi the gSrfboh ~
For sumter TO NoS-iork, the steamship Column a.
to leave turday ReiiaGis iaioiii1n ,,D"T F nav
Tuesday Tor tie purpose u paying the uo1pr th<'
amounts due them Tor REGULAR serNiee. Aue asleit"u
md. in various papers thai the terms Of enlstneas vi
tweuty-six OF the men had n-ally expired, is hso
mistake Some two or tbSee OF tue rrvaies WA have
served their tine oat August next, and one iii DC
ceinber. Beyond this their termo OF enlistment sIe l
two and three years longer MAJ. anderson III ,aTr
yersalion with Maj. Huiro, stated t5nt lie wac N oy
exuectation OF receiving by IL the orders ior
lion. and hoped to get thsm that day. Ill. supply ~
fuel aud provisions wac neaily eAnansstal 70 nuUs
SO That II not :, eedily luieyed they would be con-
lied 10 burn sons OF tbs gin-csniaSes for iiei.
Mai. Anderson expressed preference tor the cns ,;
tol nnu New.Yors liue steamers 60 tDat {" P
vessel for tho embarkstion OF the troops r., a..
having better accommodations. lie statsd tnst ms
ror, Would be- given up to tue south Caroaa atho
ties after an examination by anruthoruea Onise'' aS
areceipt for the property. ,.,., ,ha, IN. ,,olrp
We nave very good reas9ns i siII be- 10 WITH
draw the garrison from Fort SUMTER aud 70 strengas
F"r, MourSe Virginia, by supply Of proyi,io1s ane
BY ooueen,a.iOg 1nvy a. the mouth S o. sIe Sns
II 0cvSrpuspS 70 bear upon Virginia and Aaryhse