New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
Personal MOVEMENTS.
The Mosteomeyy Adrertiser Of tie 7th ss


coin, passed through this city yesterday en- route for
Selma She accompanied by one Of her dsngh-
ters. II is said that she very dec dedly refused 70 &c
cept the profered h0slial.les OF tie White House
At Washington, not adIniing the tenets Of the pocI
faith Of the hybrid head Of the family her sympa-
thies are with the South"
Tie Confederation Of tie same date reports the FOL
loving " lions" on exhibition at Mont gCueFy:
"W IL. RUssELL-Ihe dis inguisted correspondent
Of Tie London Times, whoee fret letter. which seoped
ia the Cincinnati Enquirer OF the 3D. proves him 70 he
man OF the most enlarged and abh'ies
giving he does elaborate and lair account oi the
slate OF things now existing In the United Slater.
Mr.. Russell is accompanied by four or i've gentlemen
from London.
Sumter, to whose great military capacity we in-
detted Cor the capture OF this fort man Of immense
energy-a successful and experienced engineer and
high-toned, chiyalrons gentleman.
"HON. JoHS A. CAMPBELL--Iate one Of the Jndgs
ON the Supreme Bench, OF tie United States now
signed and returned Lis old State, il in fun sympA
Thy and cooperation with the great southern Revola
tiOn.
Hos. JoHS FoRsYTH-A dstinguis he'd politician of
Alabama, late Commissioner TO the Court OF the
Blacks, gentleman whom We all know As possessing
a vigorous intellect second 10 none IN the South.
Cor. 4. T. PIcKErr-Late Secretary Of the Com.
missoners 10 Washington; once Il. ;. Consul 10 Vera
Cruz resident of Kentucky, and leading Secession
let in toat State.
"JuDGy j. w. BRoc ocEEHBoRouGa-One Of the Com
missioners from the State of Virginia to the Conieer
ate Congress; strong, abe man, aud worthy son OF
the Old Dominion.
"Hoy. N. r.. .STAPIys-Auother Commissioner from
the State OF Nirginia distinguished politician, d
of great ability aud former Bell Elector for Of tue
Districts IN Virginia.
"MiJoR II. b. TYLER-Late of the Marine Consoi
the Cqitsd Sstee Navy tine oAcer and a thorough
Southerner."
HoRTBERN NEWS IN SOUTHERN pApERs.
Extract from a private letter dated Washington,
April 2s, printed in The Montgomery Adtrtseri May
s. The letter is from wife to her husband:
"No one dare express sympathy in Washington ic'
the SOUTH or be is instantly imprisoned some are 81
ja others in the Capitol. One man was shot tlroush
the heart, in his own house last Iight IN the Navy
Yard DIR. Boyle and Tom Berry have been forced 70
leave the city; 500 have already left ms and are now
in Alexandria; one Is safe. God help the south
for the Moth is determined TO eXtermnate them Oh
if were only rich would give every cent TO the
gorio, eanse Of the South, and help them fight too
necessary--but could and would help IN some way.
There are now seven ships-of-war at the NavylaTd.
DO not trist any ore here now, for they all have
ioned the strong side. il that the poor fellow
who WAS shot yesterday, at o'clock was a married
man with one child the nurdeers couid not wait mil
he had istn but called him from Lis e. T. apl.ai,s
that he had smsi, sreession Aag and had male tie
remark that he would like 10 IL wave from the top
OF the Capitol For that they killed him. ! suppose
il they snoald open this letter tney would ps' ne Ia
iail. No one who has a heart can I've III ahiagpn.
letter dated New-York, April 80, is published in
INIffNfON
"Tho.e are indeed horrible tines-every body 4.
Obliged TO conceal their thoughts unless they sholb
Down WITH tie South, dcath 10 traitors, Etery
house bears a ig. lou would be astonsney os1e 7 h
bold these pr0mulgators oi eVll are IN 'nel Ienu
,iations p who does not open bis mouth, but
occasionally mixes with tie crowd, heard them ssy
We are now too strong for the trlitors, and MAJ
ayoN - mt we have always ihtended' Every oocl
and eyeril iliug has badge, ana II II asl9-lslnS y
se vIn n firvr of exCitenC ut they Ara al IN Even
q ti. Ia, lava I'D th,ki
symplthias even they cry out, They should neec-
have fyfd on our national lag-they cant hnd any
eNeuge FOR that This has been the rallying cry
Even Maine aud Michigan are sending io,E
vith military every Ilaec and park are turned INTO
drill grounds MI The villains are released iroH hD',
and plnishnes, provided they goto rehIe.' -
enlist Il Is the hoast there are no peSPothols eit w
New-York The Wil'on Zouaves are composed enlife~
lv of th,s clasa We raw them marching OF 10 en-
bark. little fellows, not apparently more ihAn
thirteen and Gl seemed mere boys. lie adhessti
them by announcing the wrongs me Norm had sI
fered' Kneeling down they brlndlshed lhelf hpNe,
and shouted Vengeance Nengealce Nengebn,e'
Death. Deah, Death 10 the tralois! And now
hoys. can give you anything but shirt and pants
but vou are AZ liberty 10 force your way mo aiy
bnilinQ and help yourselves TO tho best. Trey nun
Der several hundred, and are armed with iesoNes
Mimic rifles and those horrible knives, and yet ues
are nearly all in their teens. pious or Chtsna C,.
emotion does not 20 aciuate one OF these
dellded beings, aud / cannot but feel SIX al rcn
when I ace I5w the South is outnambered. TheIf
name i legion The Children sing in the streets tns
star-SmnFed Banner Hail Columbia, ana .Is ns 81
" bte and Blue Ii is wonderful how the dnpleil! "
Lincoln has worked the whcle community into one
sentiment of unanmity. Maj. Anderson Is she iooi
Little children are brought TO ioek at A" ana any Que
at,s,nnt viii no made on Washington. The hot
weather diri and the want OF proper food viii 90 m'
VOL rhoy viii (oaly give them time wish them
elves home aegin. II you can only manage 70 heep
ham think an eifusion OF blood my spared some
helm to think tho rebels not too good TO POISON
he water ths idea nav cause their ysor to oo,e ea.
before they reach South Carolina. We were soio '"'