New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
GLEANINGs FROM SOUTHERN MAILS.

GLEANINGS FROM SOUTHERN mAIL6
The HopkiasciRe (Ky.) Prss', one Of the frst pa
pers in Kentucky 70 advocate Nj Breckinridge, now
advises him 10 resign bis seat in the Senate and make
place for the reelection Of the Hon. John j. Cren-
den.
In "Publc Document No. 49," approved only last
week we find poet-routes established in tie Con-
federated States and others about TO join them. Ala
bans il favored with H. Arkansas with -, Florida
with g. Georgia with % Louisiana with 9, MssrsiPpi
with g. South Carolina with T. Texas with % and fir-
ginia gets q.
The Hon. Robert Mallory, the Hon. F. M. Bris'
tow and the Hon. Sam o. Peyton Of the Kentucky
delegation in Congress, were in Louisville few DAYS
400. Mr.. Mallory il in excellent health, and in no
means gloomy spirts His conviction 10 firm that the
peope Of the North will do justice the South il the
opportunity is but fairly presented And In this view
his colleague, Mr. Bristow, fully concurs.
On Friday, sc recruits for the Southern Confeder-
acy reached Portsmouth, Va In the Baltimore boat,
and ,ool the the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail-
road for Weldon. A number Of persons in that city
Joined the party. On Saturday, % more, from Bald
more, passed through Portsmouth.
George N. Sanders Of Eew-York City hes been
in Montgomery for some day. past. He eI aReuees
the Confederate States and s quite sangune Of the III
innate Withdrawal Of ali the Border States from tie
old Union, and joining the =" Cotton States"
The Mobile papers say that, according to the con-
struction given TO the new tann the Custom House.
bran, which lie omitted in the r OF articles exempted
from duty, is charged with duty Of Is per cent
Lieut. Col Jones Of Marion, Perry County Ala,
arrived in Mobile on Friday. He was on biz way 10
tnke command Of Fort Morgan. lie " a graduate Of
West Point and is said TO 10 very skifu AMI brave
artillery officer.
TIE NasiriRe Banner says that two revolutionary
pensioners are still living in Tennessee Peer Ba,baw
Of Davidson County, who will be 90 year, OF age on
the 3l,t of this month, and Benjamin Campbell Of
Lincoln, who is about 100. The latter has ton Is
years old.
The Richmond Dispateh is Informed on reliable
authority that a, least 30 families in the single County
Of Amelia and az maby as 100 in hecklenburg, are
preparing TO eigrae TO the South in the event that
Virginia decides TO become the tail Of the Abolition
Confederacy. Even in Western Virginia, We have
heard Of several true Southern families in county
who contemplate removal.
"A Washngon correspondent Of The Ner- Orleqns
Crescent thus describes the Northern oceeeekeis and
visitors at the Federal capital:
Poor greedy. gIsring, unwashed, co6rse.grnined
devils! Why could they not stay at home and pursue
their cheating and their fanacirm VI peace, selling
tier worthless gimcracks for double value 10 simple
minded calfbrgiucd Southenets and attentii the
,eances Of their bowling lecturers with steady devo-
tionl WHY preCipitae themselves into this bottom
less ouap rire Of corruption and meanness Waxing.
ton was bad enough before, Heaven knows but - bat
il will be after four years occupation 10y these pnmI kin
fed, scum covered, dcneprous, scab-aatched free
love enthusiasts and nlggermsriscr mortal man can
only CONJECTURE. When Lincoln descends the throne
be fha have befouled for twice two tnrs the rolling
wear" 1t Dante rise from the dead ard return 10 the
earth Cor there will be new hell for him TO paint.
The Charleston papers are Fastening 10 apologize
for the firing at Fort Sumter The Courier says
The soldier who smugged in the ball which was
fired from one Of tie Morris Island batteries on Friday
morning as reported in Tie Courier, as been arrested
Tile SiauHloa VA Spectator expresses the con-
yction in which many OF our Southern exchanges cn-
cur that if the people Of the Seeding States had been
allowed fry vote upon the question Of raiiying or
rejecting the ordinances Of secession, they would have
been rejected in every State except Sjuth Caroline.
Wherever tie people have had fair opportunity Of
being heard, and of calmly considering their action,
they have declared strongly in favor Of the preserya-
ton Of the Union.
We learn from The Jackson M"i'sippian tia.
fourteen companies have been regularly mustered into
The service Of the State, under the new military law
twelve of infantry Of artillery and one Of cavalry
Mr. Rogerson, of the great English iron firm, is in
Montgomery, on buGness connected with a steamship
line between Liverpool and New-Orle1ns and Mobile,
for which he proposes to furnish onehaf OF the capital
So We learn from the correspondence Of lae Noble
Register.
We learu by tie Montgomery papers that Calvin
l.. sayre, formerly Lieutenant 10 the u b. Marines,
has received from Secretary Walker the appointment
of acting Assistant Adatant OF the Provisional
Army and left for Texas the 9TH, having been
ordered there for the purpose Of 'asng regiment OF
mounted rHemen, TO be called into service by tho War
DEPARTMENT Whenever deemed necessary.
The Nep- Orieans Data defends Gen. Twggs
from the aspersiOns Of thosc who do not believe in
treason.
We perceive In the Northern journals statement
that MI. buchanan became saii0fed that the action
toward Gen. Twiggs was hssty, and founded on er-
roneous information and that be bad ordered the case
TO be reconsidered When informed OF this fact ys.er'
day. the veteran General declared with Characteristic
emphasis that they should not reconsider the casei
bot that be would, ~ sson a. bis health permitted,