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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

A pa rsgraph about the duel at Pen sasoh between
St. Clair Morgan and a young man d Alabama ap-
reared in THE TRIBUNE yesterday. Morgan wss
there spoken of as a native OF South Carolina, but
he xas Tennessean, an ex-volunteer IN the service
Of the Palmetto State and never regarded as any
credit TO it. lie left Charleston IN January ia oonse-
ouepce Of r eight with New-Yosker, Capt. Amos
Colt agent for the se OF Col. Colts arms; the quar-
rel being forced upon Colt by the Tennessean, who
accused Coll Of beng TIE TmBysE's correspondent,
and struck him with glove, when Colt incontnently
Gave him most deserved thrashing in the hall and
fronting the counter of the Charleston Hotel, sons
fifty persons being spectators OF the scene. Something
IKE challenge passed subsequently, but nothing came
Of it, and Morgan found many cold South Carolnaa
shoulders turned upon him in consequence, thet he
presently departed for Florida. With respecs to hs
being the man who fred upon the Star Of the West,
the statement may he true, bit Of lying brsgrsr
docia. There were many claimants TO the honor "a
Charleston, which was not generally assigned 70 81.
Clair Morgan. His mother wac cree uieS FOG ~hiP.
pinf ! s'ayc.cirl e Death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

AioSTeoNEKr, Monday, April I, 1861.
Mr.. H. w. Ward editor Of The Key Of The cry,
who has arrived here from Key West, states that by
an arrival at that place the Doth ult the reported
seizure Of st. Domingo by the Spaniards is confirmed
The Spanish flag had been hoised at st. Domingo by
the Spanish and French. The Spanish President mad
previously written to Havana, stating that If Spanish
forces were not sent thther Immediately the Spamards
would hoist the Spanish flag, whereupon five Spanish
war vessels and 900 men sailed from Havana ana
took formal possession OF st. Domingo, aided by
French corvette.
Gen. Miramon, IT was stated, was at Havana, en-
deavoring to raise force for the purpose of invading
Mexico and it was sad the Spanish and French sym
pathized with the movement. II was believed a.
Havana on the 25h ult thai these Governments Wouio
by squadrons aid in the landing OF such an
Ii was also affirmed at Havana that the English,
French and Spanish fleets had called for Vera 'rH'
the object Of which was not known publicly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
eRe.ensorcement orEor, PicIsens.
MONTGOMERY, Monday, AprlI ], ID

MONTGOMERY, Monday, April ], looi'
Mr., w. II. Ward editor of The hty q me G"ti'
has arrived here from Pensacola. lie states thai on
the 9th ulf the steamer Gen. Rusk arrived at hey
West with 200 troops for that place, and 100 for IoFu
gas.
The Crusader had reached Key West with sealed
orders, under charge Of Capt Craven, with marines.
The Brooklyn was gone into Key West on the 10Th
ult and there was no doubt that she had left troops at
Fort Pickens.
The Texas Commissioners stipulated that the troops
on the Gen. Rusk should be landed at New-York.
The commanders of three companies on board the Rusk
had signed document generating Capt Smith, OF the
Ross from all blame for the deception practced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Important from the Rio Grande.
ANpTDA WIN 3,UUU MIN, MAIVIIINU {
BROWNSVILLE.
Nrw.ORLEAss, Tuesday, 4

NEw.OELEAss, Tuesday, April ., 1861.
Texas advices state that Col. Ford is reliably in
formed from Matamorls that Cen Ampudia, with 5000
Moxicans, IS 60 miles oil, AID marching on BROWNE
Vile.
Ampudia had dispatched expresses with pacard' and
bandbiIls Announcing that Texas rightly belonged to
Mexico that she had no longer the support Of the Fed
eral Government and now is the time 10 retake her.
Rei.nforcements in large numbers rapidly coming
10 him. Col Ford ordered all the heavy guns and ord
nance stores at Biazos Islands Immediately removed to
the scene Of the anticipated difficulties.
The pur.boat Mohawk arrived oil Pass Cavalho on
the ooh The steamer Coatzacoalcos had sailed with
COO troops The Empire City and Star Of the "er'
were living at the Pass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

Amy AND NAVY IyTIIIIGEycE.-A detachment Of
United States troops eft Governors Island yesterday
for one OF the local stations Orders have been sone'
what unexpectedly received ri the Brooklyn Navy
Yard directing the immediate ouihl Of the United States
steam.frigate Powhatan, whose crew were detached
ON Monday. Accordingly, number OF eanlkefs and
other workren were put on board yesterday, ana no
time viii be los in having the ship 0nco more IN COM
mission. Her boilers viii be oycrhauled. Orders to
t out the Perry received as we stated On lnes-
day, but they by mistake and have bsen counter
handed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
ASSEMBLY.

The resolutions for the amendment OF inc Conss',-
tion for TeorgauiZng the Cont OF Appeals ~ere re
ported iayoraby from the Committee OF the Nhoie,
and their passage recommended No other business oi
general interest was done.
EVENING SESSION.
When the Ilouse met at O'Clock, the speclai otuer,
being the consideration OF the report OF lie Gouee
to investigate the charges against Jay 'ooons was
announced.
The Sneaker presented another communication from
4. G.. Callicot r counsel OF the accused again ask
ing delay until Friday evening, on the grOuhd thH
counsel not prepared for argument, rue reason
given this time being the death OF Mitchell
and the necessity of engaging new senior counsel.
Mr.. PIERCE expressed the hope that no fufiher de-
lay would be allowed. Suspicious are abroad that the
House intended to let the matter slide through ~lthon'
action. 1t now late in the session. and Il by acci
dent or design the subject wae suffered 10 Iaii
through il would be an indelble stain upon every
member Of the House.
Mr.. VARIAN did not think any member designed TO
defeat final action on this unfortunate case DH ne
thought the death Of counsel Sufficient reason for the
postponenent. He moved TO postpone the case 'ii
Friday evening.
Mr. HERMAN thought that ample time had been
given enable he counsel TO prepare them elves on
The case in which the testimony is all printed. lie
deemed due TO the character of the House that the
case should be disposed Of without needles. delay.
Mcssrs. PRENDERGAST and TUTlllLL favored
the motion to postpone; and Messrs. LOuGHRAN
and BARBER opposed 1t.
-43 10 -.
Mr. HERMAN then moved to postpone TIL to-mor-
row evening. Carried,
Mr. WALSH moved to refer the bill 10 provide for
the Amendment of the NeWYork Charter Election ard
It's submit sion to the people to the first Committee OF
the Whole Lost.
Dir WEBSTER reported complete the bill to ena-
bic the Supervisors of Newiork 20 purchase Court
blouse site, and 1t was ordered to lhird reading
Tue bill to regulate The business 81 paw nbokers and
reduce the per centage their loans had progress IN
the Committee of thc Whole.
The bill relating 10 the proceedings against insol'ehl
debtors which eEemps all property acquired after the
assignment from execution for past debts was ordered
to a third reading.
A motion To- reconsider the vote striking ont the
enacing clause Of the bill to provide for the inspection
of stean-boilers in New-York and BROOKLYN was iaid
on the table. thu partially reyiying the bill.
The Assembly adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
The Canada's Mails.

BosroS, Tuesday, April :. 1861.
The mails for Liverpool, per the steamship Canada,
win close at G, O'Clock tomorrow "Wednesday morn
ing. but she will moi sail until about . o'clock DIS
raebes left with M George STOPPER No. Broad street
New-Iork, up to 10 O'Clock this Tuesday evening,
win be promptly 5erwarledby him TO ths city, and
sent out in her.
A thick, damp snow Storm has prevailed mere hnee
last night The now mela almost as '.hiy as IL
falls There is, consequently, very little Intercourse
with travel, s.sts ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

The Psnnsyludnian-for life time the chiei
organ OF Slave Democracy in PhiladelPhia--weh'
dead yesterday, cause-nO more biack-mall can
he levied on the Federal Offce-hoders Tor i's
sustenance. OF course, its dying walls are olenl
with curses on THE TRIBUNE, which wind up
as follows:
THE T.rBrNEs meIcensTJ spint reconci'S ,''' ~.
~ 1-i,v melt aud TO nothing which win lose It, NO
has ev.- read cordial genial sentence in THR TRIBUNE
no in it to be written by one capable o.
- o,dbunored laugh. Itswhoe corps Of editors must be
rom .si forethadoing IN its columns concaye ehon'
whose dark yssges unined only With a1donc gins %
such surely must every picture to himself the writers Of rs
TEIBUNE."
-"Rest, perturbed spirit, rest ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Major Anderson's Supplies Cut OF.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, April , IobI,
Well founded reports are current that Major Andcr-
sons supplies will be cut of tomorrow.
New mortar batteries were erected to-day, under
Colonel Ripleys direction, on Mount Pleasant All
the batteries in the harbor ready for active work.
Troops from the Confederate States are directing
their course to Pensacola in large numbers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. April 2, 1861.

BILLS PASSED.
10, The preservation OF moOse, wild deer birds, and
fish. -. -, ;,;,-v d,,;,,
To pyot, ri the CroiOn Aqueduct from injury during
the progrsss OF the work required Tor It's improve
appointing N additioal Notahe' Public in New
York City, Al. ,on,rollsr
Of Eswlork replying g the resolution Of I He ,s,es
that no claims have been made b. private citizens to
any portion Of sad square and Is Of opinion The. t6d
no question of title or right of the aty osen '''o
property for private purposes, could aiuse.
The Annual Appropriation bill was iAen 'aAe" uP'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

Frou Hav,v,.-Tbe Il. 5. Mail steamship Cahswba,
]. w. Smith, Commander, from Now-0rlesns, March
al8a. m. arrived NJ Havana at 3 q. IN. on the 9Th
and took her departure thence at noon on the Sh ar
irving here last evening.
From IIayann there is nothing Of moment to report
The ceremonies Of 81 Passion Wees' commenced on
Thursday. Business generally would be suspended
during the remainder OF the week.
There is DO alteration 10 notice from last ad'iceS IN
.he Sugar market or in Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Repor,ed seizure NJ Fort Marcy.

ST. LouIs, Tuesday, Aplil2, 1861.
The ReguJI.caq publishes letter dated Las Vegas
NewMexico, 18th March, detailing tine seizure OF Fort
Marcy by party Of Americans and MeAlcans' with
Gov Rencher al their head But later arrivals here, as
wen az the Santa e uail of the eth, deay any knowi
o1,,e nj sncl movements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Funeral orJudgc shaw.

BosrOT Tuesday, April >, 1861.
The funeral OF Judge Shaw took place today from Dr.
Dewey 4 Church Summer rect, and, Notwithstanding
the ryipc euow-siorm WIS very nunerOusly attended
Gov. Andrew the President and Faculty OF Harvard
College the Mayor and members Of the City Govern
mcut the Judges OF the Supreme AID other Courts, the
members OF the Suffolk bar and many personal friends
of the deceased. were present. The services were
s0lenn and nHccting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Navigation on Enhe Onsnrfo.

OswFcO, TucEfsv April = T'bI.
The brigs Saxon and Seminole Arrived here today
from Little SOdus bCrg the irsi arTirisv- tie season
Two schooners have cleared hence for Chicago. o.
weco harbor is entirely clear OF ice. There Is no ice
in Lake Ontario 20 impede navigation. A large guam
iy Of grain awaits shipment on the openining Of the
canals.
The schooner Coquette, from Toronto, with wheat,
arrived tonight tie Fret arrival theuce Of the season
Vessels are clearing for Lake Michigan, and navigs
ton to all ports on Lake Ontario l. uninterrupted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
IBy Tele graph. 4

DASBUIY, c., Tuesday, April = IoOt'
Danbury gives Ferry, Republican, for Oontrees
majority; Clark, Rep, for State Senate, mstontJs
and for the State Representatives, majority On shs
State ticket the Republicans have % majority.
Sutton-Tbe Democratic State Senator Of he Alth
District Is elected by nearly 100 majority.
Bethel gives 30 majority and Rdgefeld % nr5oriy
for the Republicans.
New.Fairiield gives 81 majority, Newtown I'D ma
jority, and Brookfed As majority for the De- uocrsnS
ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

To.1l..............l,1t V ""
uDpRMys PROBABLY ELECTED.
Ward Alfred NJ Wood Dem, gain.
UI..James p. Wallace, Rep
v..Jsmes Lynch, Den.
VII. Rufus X. Belknap. Rep, eaia.
TN.. John Anderson, Rep, gain.
NJ. Charles II. Kimbsl Rep, gain
Nil. .Demss Strong Rep.
... XIV. Samuel Ts yier Rep.
40 XVII. Timothy Perry Rep.
XIX. George II. Fisher, Rep.
. SUPERVISORS PROBABLY ELECTED.
Ward /. LAWRENCE Hanley. Dem. .
II. James A. Duffy. Dem.
III. John J. studweT, Rep.
~. Samuel Booth, Rep.
vPatrick Csrbeny, Dem.
VI. WIN. A. Furey, Dem.
VII. james Il. Pratt, Rep. prob.
VII. IT. V. 2. Tallmsdge. Dem
.Thos Y. Green, Dem.
X. Charles p Fish, Dem.
I..FrAncis c. Kirby, Rep.
XII. George a. Newssm, Den.
XII. Joseph Adams, Rep.
XIV Martin Murray, Dem.
XIV .Thos. Cummings. Dem. Prob.
XVI. james Campbell, Dem.
XVII. .Thos Moore Rep.
XVIII. David whitford, Dem. .
KIN. Joseph Gridley, Rep. rrr
flstbu.h Philip s. Crooke, Rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

.vo,v more. Let the experience of the street
cleaning coptractors--one dancing attendance ior
a wear, only to have his contract rejected
another seeing the work which honestly belongs
10 him given to the highest bidder at haii
million prernium-testily to its merits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
RuiIroad Accident.

CHICAGO Tuesday, Apn = lsol
A Messenger train On tho Dubuque ard western
Railroad ran oil the trnck seven miles west Of Duon4ne
this morning. WIN. LOOMS, brakeman, was Killed
and Barney clifford, conductor, seriously Toured soN
eral Messengers were hurt but none teTl0t,iy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Portland. Me, Election.

PORTLAND, Tuesday, April 2, 1861.
The Republicans to-day elected VIM. W. Thomas
Mayor, by 9 i3S votes against 263 cast for Joseph
Howard, Democrat. The islands are not ye; heard
from, and may reduce the Republican majority little
A Democratic Mayor was elected last year by 81 ma
jority. The City Council is largely Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Abandoned gEark seen.

Nfr-Orrass, Tuesday, kuil 1861.
The schooner Ssttertlwaiio, from Pihhdelphia, re-
norts seeing OIL the Double-Hesded Shot koys bark
rbandoned and supposed TO have been set adrif at
Cardenns after binding cargo of sifvcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
w Gather Reports.

BoroS Tuesday, April III a. n.
Wind T.: thermometer 81 STOW 4 10 inches.
Al Montreal Oglensburgh, y. Y, burlington, ana
81 Jobngburv VI. thick snow storm thermometer
from % 90 81.
AT Portland Bangor, aud Calais The wind ranges
\. H.: cloudy, with indications OF snow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
BROOKLYN CITY G HARTER ELEC 'TIoM

The election for Mayor Aldermen, Supervise rs Con
stables and Assessors, held yesterday, ant passes
of with some few slight exceptions IN quiet and Or
derly manner Tie following is the fall 'ote log
Mayor and a. will be seem the Democratic q nciaase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
duced some time since by Er. Msnierre. Also Mr.
Connolly's bill increasing Notaries Public in New
York City By the addition of one hundred.
TAX FOR THk SUPPORT or Coz

TAX FOR THk SUPPORT or GOVERNMENT.
II will be gratifying intelligence for those unfortunate
Individuals who own much Of this worlds goods that,
motion Of the Chairman of the Committee Of Ways
and Means the rate last ni BIT reduced for general
purposes to eghtbs Of mill instead of one and
Oneeghth and the bill then ordered tos third reading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
The Hon. Jane

Tie Hon. james Turner, one Of the oldcsi and
most widely-spown residents Of bal inore County,
died at his residence Casile Calder, near ParAton On
Thursday last. in his 18th year. lie had served ore
term in Congress was lew years ago member Oh
the STATE Senate aud had several o'eaAiors repre-
s,,,.d Raltno,c Coupty IA the House of Delegates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Travel nj the Eastward.

BosToS, Tuesday April :, FOL
The passengers per The steamboat train VIA bloning-
ton arrived at g. and those via Norwich al s'W p Ia
today. The weather the Sound last night Is n
pOred The WORT Of the season.
The snow storm continues, but melis rapidly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
The Jefferson City Election.

81. LoUIs, Tuesday, April ,, 1851.
Tie election in Jefferson City yesterday resulted IN
the triumph Of Mr. Ewing over Dir. Miller Of the un-
conditional Union party by two majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
VIRGINIA Convention.

RICHMoND, Tuesday, April J, 1861.
In the Convention to-day Mr.. Montague made Sc
cession speech.
Mr.. Mcfarland followed in favor Of the reconstruc-
ton Of the Union
The proceeding we're Of en- unimportant character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

HoErnLr.-At Mr.. Burnss plantation, Ia the rear
Of Commerce. Mississippi, on Tuesday hi7, me over
seer was sos upon by -four q the negroes lie drew
revolver and Killed two of them, bat NFas eventually
Killed bimself The two remaining negroes Sade thor
cscape. Mr.. Markell Roads blooihoands we've on
thei. track at the lat account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Charter Election ni Eimirn.

ELNnRA Tuesday, April lsol.
The election for Charter officers took place to-day,
and full vote Was poed and Democratic Mayor
elected bv 67 maiOritya gain of 100 over lat year
All the Democratic officers cleo ed except liuttee
in the Third Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
The Cincinnati Election.

TINTT'-NII, IW'TIIN1 iFTIT >
Full returns from the city election Of Yesterday show
Democratic Union average minority Of q St. The
highest minority was 4, 1876 and the lowest 2O". ne
de nocgatic Union men elected 20 Councilman and tie
Reuublcans s. The total vote WA - 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

The township of Poulney, Vermont, viii celebrate
the onehundredh anniversary OF is foundation on the
1s of September 1861. IL was chartered an that day
l56l. by Bcnning Wentworth, Goveinoroi NeN-damp-
shire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

SENATOR'S ELECTED.
(TLo.o maIked with are Democrats
Dist. /. ELISHA JOHNSON Of Hartford.
lI..ChAKLEs ii. BEBcoE of Enfield.
Il..JoKl G. HoLooxBt Of Fast CRANKY.
JOSH Ivsss ofNew-Heven.
y..JAnEs BRovs' Of Waterbury
vi. .ORyLLE X. PIArr Of Meriden gain.
VII ELISHA d. WrGUTrsy Of Stoninston
NIiI..wN. NJ. CoSyERsE" Of Norwich tgain)
TX. Isaac JOHNSON OF Bozrlh.
N..FgASKLIS +. AaBLER+ Of Tfumhuu
XI. PKsRK A. SUTToE+ OF Danbry
XII..A. Il BYISGToS Of Norwalk
HHI..H,HvyY CAMPBELL oCVoluntown
MY..JoHS II. SIMMONS Of Ashford
XV..HESRI joys. Of New Hartford.
xVllI..WILLIAs G. BuE,1f OF Chatham.
xIN..JoHs b. WRIGHT Of KillingEorh.
XX..SSLyEsTEE I. PRKsroN Of Wilmington
MI. .HESRr AIyoED Of Bolton.
REPRESENTATIVE ELECTED.
Those ne! Led with are Democrats.
NEN-HAyfN COUNTY.
New -Hayen-Jsmes GallszhsT', Charles As"Msf-I u
Bethsny-George uotchAiss'
Braaford-l Democrat.
Cheshire-iho retarnl,
Derby-Wrn. Y. Wonste,
East U.yeu----- Andrews
auuiO-a-R ca. 4 ~ tl-,,, stspAep ,. B.;t's;t>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

Po.rN,srrr or WrrI,NsHrEGI. John 5.
Allen, Of he Fourteenth WaId, BROOKLYN, has been
appointed Poynastc, Of WiliaInsbnrg. Mr.. Allen II
:, ccr, under the Water Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
the regular duties to the United States "ef'
paid at ST. Louis.

the regular duties to the United States were
paid at st. Louis.
THE CALIFORNIA APPOINTMENTS
The California appointments are sun uuue'
cded, but may be closed tomorrow Ihey nave
excited unusual interest and attention, from sn'
manner in which they have been pressed on 'ne
President.
To the Associated Press ,o.,
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April - iooi'
A propostion has been made by the Baltimore anu
Ohio Railroad Company, and is under the
20 ,o pot Ofce Derartment to change the schedule
time 70 as TO secure the arrival of the malls d. ASH
inoton and the South earlier than now, ana through
conrect;on At Nev-York with the Sound steamers ior
BOSTON and New England generally. Similar advah'-
ooes arc 70 ;nure 10 the West. The change to take
eject ON the 18th inst, provided the Southern lines at
range accordingly.
O.. Lame. inst previous to leaving New-York for
the Pacific wrote 10 friend here:
az am ont OF POLITICS but shall continue to stand
bv the right viii urge the Democracy OF Oregon 70
adopt the Constitution Of the Confederate States ar
their PLATFORM. ,o zoe,
The Commissioners from the Southern Confederacy
dsbelieve the rumor in the press relative TO the re-
enforcement of Fort Pickens, and have 80 advised
their Government az montgomery.
Commander PendcTgrast, named IN one OF those re.
ports as ordered TO land men at Fort PIckens is al
Norfolk, instead Of at Pensacola.
The War Departn ent has received the resignation
of Capt Winder, appointed from Maryland. -,
The Federal company OF Sappers and Miners VIII
leave this city tomorrow, it is supposed for Fort
Hamilton; and two artillery companies, Capts. Ma
gruder and Barry, will probably follow during tins
week TO the same point.
1t is believed the heavy bidding for the loan TO-DAY
xy-ts mai N
quarters OF pacific policy the part of the Admins
tratiOn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

We have from The Ner-IEaren Journal sou,efurther
returns Of the election Of Monday; H