New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
pERTURBED CONDITION OF THE SOUTH
PEARS OF SLAVE ISsURREcTIoS-sTATEmES
oP TRAVELLERS.
From TAe Ersnine Pot, Way 2.

Every railroad train from the Soathern States is
now crowGeo with families fly ying from the oppression
mud rufial i'm OF tie Confederate traitors who by
force Of sIni- lold Lote States in subleclioD. From
fepo vi ich come TO auost every day, from tnch
wLte fugiivct, .beIe ID Ieason Tor telr hasie Ihe
feceded State t. stand on TIE brlk OF he dreah-
iul cl;asiro Le # tlaye insuTiecon. Tie acc'unts
lIven bel TO from seyefa reliable gem le-
y en- w.lkuown either IN this city OF in Boston, who
have jus uIed iion oieiert Parts OF tie hern
States where they have been rssiaitg aud travelling
AFFAIRS IN CHARLESTON.
One Of these gentlemen WAS Ia Chareston during
tie bonbardmeri OF Fort SUMTER and has gs arrived
here ron that city. lie states that troop are being
seul from Cbaile,ton 10 Richmond every day. Last
week il was confidently expected by the cizenr ia 4
Wis ington would be attacked on Saturday. Bun
re = was dull, meats and nour Li,h, bat vegetables
very cheap. his wss n severe blow iO tbOse who
lave Tor many years raised carly vegetables Tor The
Northern set, and ho no" That this bas 5topped
have TO cell ut ruinous In the ovefstocked home
market. Peus-usuilly 81 Ief bushel there al this
tiue--could scarcely lie rOld at 81.
The Ie0pie of south Carolina were cougratnla,ing
themselves hat the war wab DOW Certainly removed
TO The sL'es north OF hem they bIeaihod isee, a.
opeuly bosted that ttey Lad brought in Nit ihig
aud ihe otLer Border States they were safe. They
thought ChaI lesion the safest place in tie South jus
now. BeametaId Was III Charleston on ediiesday
l. st. and DAVIS wes al Montgomery On that day as We
lean iron another Informant.
When the rebel flag was seen floating from Fort
Sumter the people sent hahiIy 10 the sexton oi ~.
Ni,haels CEurcn to iing out peal from the eiines
The sexton, III bs lase, raug out peal which wac
hte wished for-the national anthem OF Hal Co.
lumbia. lie could not be stopped I'LL be had CON-
lleed the air.
FEARS OP SLAVE INSTRUCTIONS.
N the interior Of South Carolina fears Il slave in
sure ions are exoitiug much ala n. Men sleep WI
gups at their bedfides refuse 10 he eit alone
ON the plantations. In one Ieisbborbood forty miles
from Charleston, IL V certain tna an attempt II. isnr
recon was put down. tell days ago, aud seven negroes
were hung.
CONDITION OF TENNESSEE.
At Chattanooga, another informant heard man ad-
dressing Secession crowd at the depot lie hsd just
e.caI ed from Washington City, by bis account AID
related that Immediately the result Of Tie election
becoming known all the BreckinIidge en- III the cy
had formed themselves roa secret organization, which
he declared TO be 800 strong Each man was armed
with Sharps rihe and this society would give good
account Of themselves when Davis attacked Wash
ington.
LOUISIANA. q.
/ The Nep- -Orieans P,edynne recently complained
that the upriver parishes of Louisiana were very SLOW
in furnishing their proportion Of troops Tor the heoe
army and for the deieIse Of the State gentleman
who has Just returned from journey through toas,
ana informs us thst this hesitation does NOT afss 20
much from any preponderaDce Of the Union sentiment
= from ths general fear entertained BY the planters