New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
LATE snuTHERN NEWS.


GA. Quiutero, Commissioner from toe Confederate
Statss to TIC State Nuevo Loon "nd Coahul re hned
90 % S CT Slrdsy from Monterey. MIR. Qh te'o
uad long aud confieiiil interviews with GOV VI
dau n Of Nuevo Leou and with Senior t0Gs Se rst8ry
OF state Ia which tie posiuno tiIs frontier sHd of
the relations hereafter exist between the Southern
Coufodefscy and NueeO Leon, were the suhecs oi
comuuui adjr; aud we aro inlomed thst Us"' W.
daur has EXPRESSED tho grcatest hieu ishlp for q
South and declares it be his intention t" preserve
the eace OF tne Rio Grnde frontier with all te iorce
d" Gov. Vidanrh has eo perfected tie military and
roliicsI organizations OF the state OF Suero Leon
that no eau al auy time take the field with 2o.V wei
srpouied troops aud the pariahy with wbich he mas
az all tines trsed ourreePle and the friendship VIII"
he has twHys manifested toward tue SSate oi ieAe'i
iust.fss ~ IL the ion that the Confederate o'a'
have gated ally Of great importance III NidaurL
Tfe Flag has the following important iufofmalion'
SO Tbe Sa,cs of Nueyo Leon and Zscs,ecas have
ssc.ded from the Goversnent of Mexico and renty
hqs been entered into between Gov. Oh tga shd ,ivV'
Vidaurri TO work toge her; what the purpor OF the
League treaty lis no one knows ~
HASGIN0 SOUTH CARoLiSihHs'.lfe Cn6rfeStp"
Mrcurv o Yesterday bas the following dispatch from
H. special ooneSI ondeut al Richmond:
.'RtoHNoss July 80 two South CaroIluir' hsve ts'n
hung the cmy Tho surrender ct the ulSers pas osel
demanded T1ey mus be asiveTed up or vi" ltve L'ui
burg in rcio i,ti0o"
Correspondents are sometimes mistaken, and we
hope On. TO j. error 10 this case. The attempts OF
ried to W. shIug'Ou may have been The ig OF the
Ieuort communicated as 'at by The Nerca' gs cor
res2ondcut. Ii il lie true though the four ederaits
should be hung by President Davis, and they should
he taken from ciss OF prisoners whose death would
be au exam, le we suggest Ely, the member OF Con
f5aSs1nSb Republican.
CoyeRrssmAx ELY.-Ely, the Republican Congress
ran. VINO ID in dumuce vile, wss visited few days
rgo by Mossrs K'iIt, Bocock, and Pryor, who In
formed him thHt they called on at erraud OF mercy,
and were dr~irOus Of doing something to better bis
condition rrovided it did not conflict with the military
regnt iona l. il related that the egrnestDess of thee
gentlemen in their prOpsa aud their generous forget.
Tne.s of old party lines, which always disti0gnehes
tue true Southern gentleman, Affected the JrtOher
powerfuly aud that, shegdlng 'earf be nns lbs arms
around them, and said that he had often heard uf
southern chivulFy, but be was now allie to appreciate
il fuliy Cor Augusta paper
PRTsrvT OF FLso.-The Rirhmond DsDatcl Of
the 2Jta ssys: Two ladies. Mrs John james and Mrs.
Pendleton have arrived il ri hmond from Baltimore,
bringing with them besutul flag Of the Couederaie
Slltes which j. 10 bs presented 10 the Perrett Guards
Of New-Ureans Mira. james, who presents the flag,
he's four sous In the Southern army, two oil whom are
members ot the above-named company. The Tag Is
large AID fabricated Of tie ioee, silk, and the tas
sels ae of heavy blue aud gold buiion 10 circle OF
10 stars IS the inscription; Presented by tie ladies'
of fillmore 90 the PerTett Guards of New-O,le4ns.
SOUTHERN iGyoRAEcE-In ADDITION 20 that most
fus.y of military Generals SIndOrd, OF tho New-fork
First DivbiIn, the Jrreey RunyOo, the valiant
scherck, see now that Big.Gen. Moris, Z" The Amer
al Kor1or" he Of the lyie and sword, The editor
Of Tie hioms Jgnrsa, aid ag,bor OF !, Moodmio,
Spare tha, Tree p has beon discharged from active
service u the Lincoln army. Seems U us the General
was Gully in snort time.
VILLAS II. IlURLBUr-This person, who is
CHARGED with hostility 10 tho Government, is still, ~
confinement Ia this city. considerable number Of
people Q uuder the depression that nothing VIII bo
gained by keeliBg hiu bere. II is rumcrrd that ho
wiil soon be released. No harm would result there
from were he nveyod out Of the Conf Gstc ates.
His disposal IL ia the hands 0f tie Hon. X. M L.
Hunter, Secretary of Sta e.-LRichmoud Dispatch.
THE PERsosEEL or rHE CosTgDgR.rg CoyGREss.
The re0Hnci Of tho Congress Is both striking and re-
usrkgie. The delegates are mostly new men, that
H. az le st 60 far rs Congressional" oignities
cOucemed: aud the tout eRsenbie Is that OF PLAIN,
fgrner-lOOhing, serious men, Invested with eort OF
unaffected Revolutionary simplicity. There arc retog-
nzabe however IN the bOdy, soveral o the old mem
bers OF the Washington Congress, whom the SOutn
nHs hUnOed by BuniuODIng tuem 10 her owe indepeu-
deut national councils, worthy rewarding their former
oeyoion 70 the OF her rghls by new trusts OF
dignity.
railar a. he ever did in the political marbles Of Wash
iugton slhough his cheerful face Is fuIzed with
uhisker and not Of raven tiuts. AS chairman.
be the admirable qualities Of ease, readiness, and
dignity.
There WIS Toonbs, too another notsbility of Wash
ington looking deadf1ly jsdod aud speaking (as no
cid few wOris to m0uOn on Saturday. 10 those
| cGrcieSs
speeches. lie precedee the sudden iise mud swift and
piaestc flow Of his e'Oquence. Theu there was Mr..
Reagan OF Texas, with bis opon, practical face,
doubt po@erfuI debater ne over; Mr.. Benjamin
Of Louisiana classic and smiling Of yore; Mr. Kcit
of South Carolina, as in, andescent aud unkeupt as
ever; ara Mr. Curry OF Alabtma, who, beneath an
extreme youthfuiness Of Appearance, a0d that SIM
pciy Of manner peculiar TO the trne gen loman, hls
given evidence of Il mind of the rBiest educ,tln aud
depth, which bad already PLACED bun Y tb0 %nt rank
Of tie former defenders Of Southern iigbts al Wash
ingtCn, aud had gwen rsre example there OF the
union Of youth and mo1ot'y, with brO1d and sOild
faculties Of s,atesnanship. Our recognition Of Wash.
ngton nolabiles was of cOune partial. Neither
Messrp. Hunter, Bocoek, Pryor, Pofcher siil-s,
"Aleck' Stephens, or Wigfall OF Federal city"
memory, were in their seats. Itehmoud Examiner.
VrEws OF THE COrTos PLAsrERs.--A correspond
en-. of The Nsg OrleaAs Dha, writing from llinds
County, Mississippi, says; The corn crop from tie
late rains i. now considered made, and the cotton,
though Little late, looks iuey and pronsss heavy
YIELD The planters, 10 a mun approved tie factors
Recommendation 20 hold their cotton back, nnd say
they intended to 30 It eny how, and woull burn
every bale than that euOuld by any fall iuto the
hands Of the NJrthera vandslr. They wero discussing
The probabilities Of g0ting the surplus vegetables
the city, for the benefit Of families Of volunteers TO the
wars, wi bout payiug freight. Mr.. Williams, Super
uteudsht Of the jackson Railroad toll today iba,
no freight would be charged. efs the sdiei knitting
warn socks and making up the good, warm winter
clothes Tor their soldiers IN Virginia, bought by money
generously furnished BY the men,"
TRrAcagRY DIscovEBrD.-It has been reported
that Gen. Beauregsrd has detected aud promptly pun
is.od several tniOrs and pretended ffiends who had
been giving information 70 the enemy. IL j. % no
hoped this process Of rctdbution and justice will be
continued until TIE Virginia border Is purgcj Mr.. j.
A. ThompsOn OF the Washington Light Infantry Vol
untees relates 70 member OF the COMMITTEES from this
ci tact which explains, 10 great part the severe
and persistent attack and concentration by the enemy
Oh TIE Hampton Lezion. A renoxade sh0pkeeper who
hnH