New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
NrWS rRoM TIE SOrTH.

Inurenoe from the South by mail, reaches us in
vudsboui way, but is none the less interesting on
that account at the present moment. We subJon sew
eral extracts from our laics, exchanges:
Ltr1is TRop Gry. RssrEEG,RD-HE BIDS FARE-
WIFE TO ciiAEtEsT0S.
yTt CIrrt Ton CnHrisr publishes the following let
ter irun Gn. Dcauregard 10 Ger Martin OF thai ely
CHtKLLsfoa, May =.
NJ ry,. GrNgriL: I sincerely regret leaving
Charleston where TIE inhabitnts have riven me such
a welcome that | now con,ider u rs my second hone
int roped that when relieved from here Il wona
have ben 70 20 Virginia, IN command OF the gallant
Ctroliii4ns, who courage, patience, nnd zeal mad
ica-tcdto appreciate and aamirc. but II seem, NV
service required esewhsre, ard hithsr rLa 20,
uot wiz Joy, bat with The nfm 0eienuinauoh ~ 10
more tl,n nov duty il can and To- leave Gs strong
tak asrossibe on rte eue9ica OF our beloved coul-
iry .hoJld they polue its soil vita their da'ihrdly
feet.
Bui resi assured my delG sir that whateycr happens
20, sr.t We are certain TO triumph at last even we
lad for grut only p hiorks and nt-ock musEets Tor
every hnsb ard havstak Wili become an ambush, and
every barn fortress. The history OF nations proves
that a gallant and free people, lighting for their inds-
r,ndonce and resdes, ere nvihcible against even as
ipiintd megctuaIles AZ "a few dollars per MONTH
Nhai ileu must Dr tue result when rs enemies are
li,ir riorc thlu au armed Iabblc gathered together
hastily on false rrttcuse aud Cor unhcly purpose,
with an ocicgonaiiau at IL head None but the de-
nented can doubt the i--le.
r q. r. BEAtREGARD.
Notwithstanding Gen. y. inluates that he had been
ordered elsewhere than Virginia, find the following
names recorded N 1te l. 'h"0hd LnLE"rr' ol Sa'ur-
day, ~ snorg the arrivals there on Friday last:
"The following named gent 'enen arrived al he TX
rhaugc Hotel aud Ballard l1use yesterday: Robert
I,lrr, ESQ.,. Late Cf Pliadelghia; Gen. Beaulegard,
&. ). l.; Major ID. = Lop.i, {. ;. ~: CaP1' 1his-
holm, &. ). 4; Lisui. II -yward {. S.A. Gov IAN
i.ug, c. ). 4; Lieut. }. l.. Neitles, ). 1. Nolun-
. lttIs.
Col. :. C. Myet., Qaafte1nas.erCeneral of the
Com. Gcr.e States army aud Other members OF The
goycrnIneni have aiso arrived.
,niIIrrs rIussIrERf ANU rHIlts.
Tie lrisatsc94 G;ted Or, at NewOreens seem 70 be
doinl 8n acii business. Up 20 the 9Th u. ~ Nrs-
sell were raoeE '.kie a Pti+e'' including y ships
ilIka. uri,. ard scloonsn. al belonging al Inc
North, except the Schooner itnry lTayers, captain
Wyatt. Lailiug from Baltimore.
The ,ezuro o. vessels made by the Confederate
S'lte-, u 10 the last arcofntr, thus enumerated:
Or 'he diaerout
sicss r. tap,ar,d % The i,,pr
Total. .......................... ~
Anoug the priyaieers hiiHg ont Ht Ncw-'breas last
week, aud nearly ready iocsea, waE the enter Van
ngtru. OF 2oJ tuis 70 DO coNnnnded by Capt breah,
wood. She has been entirely iebhl, IN sahttantmi
manner.
Several other are sitting mp, among themthe star Of
he Wet, captured by Col. Van pofn, large and
i.hy leFviceble steamer; the NcRae, formerly the
MarIui de llabans; and The Sumter, formerly the
GirImon.
VI
ped to tie ioOple OF tie Sonth:
II you have not money yon have its equivalent m the
prod ciions OF Your eeniDg heldp. LEI every planter
subscribe one-iourih the nunber Of bales ne VIII pro
dn,c, and Tie producers of gram III tire cotton region
tnnsh their quota OF corn iOOg, and other provisions,
Tor aimef. Tie time hht come Tor men TO use the
money they have been laying NJ against RAINY day
Planters Of he SOa,h We ontreat you by all YOU
hold dear this life and by all the hopes You have for
yonr posery to open your purses and dram them 70
the Las. dollar rather than the Government should
suffer ior want Of pecnuisry aid 10 defend your hber
ties Better, far better, osacifce your whole
property and leave yonr children poor, b JIe than
that the ygor Of olerlionsshond be aEaiyzed Tor
| Our enemies say that the North well afford to
| spend five hundred millions for onr sabJngaiion. III
this be 70, wen nford 10 spend our all TO resist
them.
BAEoIse or as hBoLuIosIsr.
We learn that man Of the name of jackson was
hanged by Vigilance Committee IN Phillips County,
Arkansas, Oh lat Monday, Tor tampering with slaves
Memphis Bulletin, Junei.
IlyuT. DHoWS.
This gentleman late Of the United States Navy, who
escaped from the steamship Niagara, while at Boston,
hxs been in oiy. lie came to offer his services to
the Secretary Of Wsr free Of expense and cost
Montgomery Confederation.
The Assasta iGeoraia) Consttvtionoiist of May 30
says: Mrs Davis wife Of President Davis, with three
Of their children arrived in our city last evening" and
sit soon afrerward ioiD ber husband a. Richmond
Virginia. She had brief reception in the cars OF tho
South Carolina Railroad train and was welcomed ny
quite number OF ladies and gcrsl lemen. Mrs. Dave
accompanied ALEC by relatives, anu was etcorted
by Adjntant-Gen. Cooper.
! ARMS.
The Falls City brought from Baton Rouge yesterday
80 cses containing 1900 musksts; 800 OF them are
ontgned 10 this place. and the remainder 80 on 10
Moui.I Vernon Arsenal. Aabanis. On lhursdsy, ths
Chules'nn Railroad bronght IN fourteen 81 and oi-
pound Dahls'en guns. ana the ne~I day eight more.
lis =.