New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

service TO such pe ons may volunteer for the naval ece Of
ts State s,d will give q",r sny Tor due observance Of
bill II fsctus u eth ID # proceeding In the premises
lie resolution was adoI ted.
MILITARY ARRIVALS.
Tie Mercury # tie ith says BY the No tn. Eastern
Raiload y,sirI day nfterwo on, the Darlington Guards
nun brrirg IS rp reached the city, and wee marched
10 u AmeIi, u Hotel wLre they now temporarily
qugIfeod. Ttey are substantial delegation from the
cd Zee Zee country and will form rart Of the new
infantry regiment TO 'e ri cd for twelve months ser
vice.
Tie C0lumi in trgin that reached the depOt at TO-
O'Clock f. II. lat night brought downfall we-known
corr tie "i lisnd Volunteer hile Company II is
needless to sreak of ili1 command. They gave such
coed rocf If heir prerara1n for the field, by their
a,cuiaic dill, Win IT, Charleston u few months ago
on Witt Il al our ci izeis need only TO be reminded
of II drcumrtsr' 10 form an opinion.
TIE eomrinie from the intrlo to be canped Mt
tie Race Couse, until regiment be formed which
will be placed under The command OF Col. MaXcy
Gregg Of Ri,llaud.
POSTAL MATTERS.
TIE follt wirg il specimen Of the kind o. letters
that South Care Inns Po tnasers writing 10 Wash
ingtoD OF tits time: .o
SIR: here1 ircnsr ission Postmaster At Had
dr' Ny acr uns wh the Department are made up to dse
sha continue exercise my DUTIES Postmaster under the
CuN1tior.
Isn viii pest respect, your Obedept servant ,r,,u,
Ton J I,or1, PO,,na,,e,- al Wc,si~gtoa d. @,
CBIf iEfhIs TO IEE PRESIDENT AND GEN. SCOTT
1IsB.,rrrg OF III ith has tie following editorial:
Tie fllowhg telegraph ic dispatch fr,m Wash
i,eri IL iI'I u,Nr 81 lie poll hlr. Buchanan has
IA lil DIT. i a. ulOn:
III M.ar, proniued nv the Senators and proved
il oiou of Mcintyre of the sa'e of Pennsy
yaia FIR tie 81 o. ol.c'or Of the Customs IF the uned
States al me pot 81 (ha,'r.t,g South CarriiaG.
Mr. Mcniyr III not to Charleston bu, nil yenore me
Cu,og oa.s ~ ne oek u @dHuay, undr the proysens
Of the Force lin of 1892"
II is Iolicy is rol ly in accordance withtte views
of Cen SCOTT. Old men will cling 10 p.st ijeas L il
old nan, pufed up with tie yatity Of what he cOnfi-
ers Li exI loits H. ba Dor in 1892, is doubtless
iiicus e renew NJ uar over his name
by Yankee rlnrderrrs and southern imbecile Union
Alas Il Old mD liar tadly outiSed his era.
On vous of tie changes of time, and the transactions
OF tie day, be ll sis dream ing dreams Of hlgs long
pasf,d awuy-ga7irR at the vain snap bubbles Of IN
az, brain. SeIili;y must plead for hi folly Blind
l. ader of the blind, Mr.. Buchanan and hs counselor
will both iall into the lt.
On tie seth day OF December, 1860, the State OF
South Carolina Will drew her connection from the
IIied States Of Anie lea. Sc has appointed such
duii uIon her impoTtr a. seened best 10 her. She
has appointed Ter oheerr OF customs to collect those
duies She row holds all tie forts in her harbors,
save one, which is ri il The hm d. # the United
States G0veu at. ara for the surrender Of viii b
tie Executive b. tied States has refused to treat.
Eeie il cause Of war. Fort Sumter Lies within the
limits Of tie territory of the State Of South Carolina.
IL srow pIoI oed further, on the Part OF the United
= aee GOHeii cIi 10 uuclt 10 collect south Cdroll-
ia revenue, in haI Dor of the State Of South Carolina
y II cans Of ansd yess. stationed in waters
II attempt Will be III ckade Of port ports of
H. State Of South Carolina IL il virtra-it ia an
lcirul-de, 1arion OF Tie pr, PIE of South Car
cir sIe not in humor he iurtl trihed with nor
q III y are the Of the Southern slavehoiing
State. lie tti,nEt will lie war; and IA will be
nestle ~ IL state Let tle said mAn-of-war come
At IT, atr'pIt t. Hook dc be made. II will be met
il VA. go III every egi innate an recognized
mo- oi ia In ann Ct ci,iiiled nations. We
~, 10 mace and 10, many reg'ets The end il
IL ,,li,,IbL,e. In he eaniine, Yankee commerce |
viii I ID, L "a q, tie sr,ils -four piyaieers.