New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

vertisne. Adsertisers will obliee us by sending in
their advertisements early As possible, 81 we are
leed 10 put the paper to press at an earlier hour
than formerly.
Extra Evening Tribune.
Dufing the ccItiauance cf the War which has
been commenced by The Southern Disunionids
and Rebels, we propose TO publish at O'Clock
every week day afternoon, al EXTRA E'ENiNG
TRiDINr, containing the Latest News from all
quarters. Thi' sheet may be procured at TiIE
TRIBUNE Office, and Of the news dealers and
boys at the usual price, cents.
The Tribune for Califoruis
Will be ready q; o'clock this morning. 1t will
contain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages
aud Deaths ard all the latest impctan, Foreign ana
Domestic News since tic sailing Of the last steamer
The searship Champion viii leave to-day at II
o'clock. The mails close at 10 O'clock a. H. Single
copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, for sale at the
counter
OH, has offered for the war 1000 volunteers
since the Presidents proclamation two weeks ago,
and of HAT number 81 900 nave been accepted.
The Vircinians are said to be forming large
military camp at Dumfres, on the Potomac, about
- miles below Washington.
Twohundred men Of the 9Th NeN-York Heeimert
have cntronched themselves on an emnence ten
miles from Annapolis commanding the baltimore
road. They have two pieces OF artillery.
rs the Adraic, from Galway April -, we
have two days later intelligence from Europe.
The news is unmpogtaut. Breadstuils dull.
Provisions stegdy. Consols, ?ls az.
A report was in circulation at Washington
yesterday that the President had proposed an ar.
ms,ice of sixty days. The report was totally
unfoundcd
We present this morning several interesting
letters from our Georgia correspondent. lie
states that though there is much warlihe enthil-
siasm among the ignorant masses Of the South,
there is great want OF means to equip and
transport soldiers and marked depression
among the leaders since the pews OF the trcmcn-
dous uprising at the North, for which they were
totally ,urrcpared.
II is reported on tolerably good authority that
the vote against Secession in the Virginia Con-
vention was 30 instead Of 16, as given ont b.!
the leaders. Every effort has been made to con-
ceal the strength Of the opposition which, there
is no doubt, was much more considerable than
has been represented.
| Three thousand New-Jersey volunteers VIII
embark to-day on twelve propelers, and be con-
veyed through the canal to Bordeutown, and
thence down the Delaware to the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal through which, and down the
Chesapeake Bay, they will proceed to Annapolis.
The propellcrs sill each be armed with two guns.
The extra session Of the New-Jersey Legisla.
ture opened yesterday with an able Message
from the Governor. He recommends q loan Of
-, 900, a State tax of $lOO,COO the pur-
chase Of 10000 stand of arms, Of field pieces and
munitions Of war, and the raising Of four regl-
ments beside those which the General Govern
ment has called for. The bills for these measures
will be passed without delay.
Our Washington correspondent tcegrapis that
the Legislature of Maryland has declared against
Secession BY an overwhelming vote, and has de-
clared that the United States troops have an un.
doubted right to pass through the State. Balt-
more shows the United States flag on her public
buildings, and viii rebuild the railroad bridges
and invite the United States troops to pass
through her strcets The revolution in sentiment
seems to he complete.
The Baltimore steam-gun will discharge 800
balls in minute. The range is accurate up and
down. but the balls are liable to hit wide Of the
mark on one side or the other. Its range is
about 100 yards, and it can be worked 30 as to
discharge in any direction The whole machine
weighs $500 pounds, and is about the size of a
steam fre-engine. The impression of most Of
those who have seen it is that it will not be of
much service.
Tile Toronto GioJe, in an able and friendly ar
tcle on American affairs, remarks that the impa-
tience of our people is dangerous to the Gov
ernment-rhat consideration is due to the stu.
pendous and delicate task tie President has be-
ened, and not weakened by ignorant and sense.
less clamor, which only perplexes the national
councils. This is good advice, and should be
needed. But our people cEaractcristically expect
avervfnp In he done in twenty minutes while