New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

try VINO nave ltif Their heduluui ettaIes hhd, Win
their negroes, have gore fuiIber IN the interior.
Families from London, Fauquier and CulpePpeP
have been impeed to thJse tasty retreats from
hesrthslones dear to them aud their little once By
the near approach OF the ruthless invader.
THE SOLDIER WOMEN OF TEXAS.
From The chOie'sn Mercury Me,eh r.
We find M letter wiltien 10y Col Daggett OF
Texas the following fact: In Pinto County, call
Leiog made tor volunteers ont OF q crowd of men
only Eve marched ont, wnen 10 young daughters OK
] Texas ma ched out into line and declared they
- ould 20 into the service Of their country II their
places ere Dol filed ~ eood men. A perfect yeu
eusutd, and IL look their places. Ihis Is 90.
A SOUTHERN VIEW OF orr RON-CLAD FLEET.
! Fran The Mr. Orieaas Cosyaa,.
The cry for "a Z" mall, lad fleet within hundred
days" has already goue T.. "a. IL VIII be caught ~
and echoed BY q entire ar 70 ard people favorable
TO the eunspirators, and the Government VIII 10
forced to respond to that cry. Let mo ConIedcfsls
authorizes not 10 guilty Of tie tgroglous ioliy OK
thinking il sill not be, AID remain IDLE "niie Tue
Ell, my exhibits ceaselrss ACTIVITY aud hefcnean en-
ergies Lei them tahe Tor gained ,nas sh'S n ,;
q d fleet OF III. eu.my vii DO ready by me uus
specified, and rel ly 10 IL by putting iorsh al me
yigor OF which they are capable 70 ba1d a neet "
eqial power within the saI.e time.
| Let them begin at once, witpout moments os'
| lav. Every day couns. IL is the hour OF tIiaL is
i. question OF celrity and fYre'ight, end o Intense
| Industry. The enemy mil clad feet Of Monitors
may not be ready Tor aciou III "a huudred days, DUB
Whatever can bs done 10 accomplish thai result WIZ
| be. We ought 10 be convinced OF thu, ana slape
our own cotfee accor 'iu,iy. II we DO not we shall
have ocesion for regrets when IL 10 again too late.
Now. therefore i. he liue 70 beSn'-no" sths
time for action 10 work While the enemy works, 10
/ order hat We may DO ready when no ID ready. Lei
| Congress show is gOr aud capacity. Let II anil
cjnnt. tie enenye sea molsers and uatcb them WITH
Confederate ses moLserr. Let II wake up mo Na'
W Department, aid compel /. 10 act low, nop'
Away VI h that word, impossible, III tns connection.
7 "A
eryv is ,e0urite We Day b told that il takes time
TO ouilI these iroL- lad monsters: lime, however,
i. relalive ana VIII take period longer OF shors'
or according the desre OF power brought 70 pear
mon tho work. Ii We cannot bulId DsIteiih3 rhIs
ia a week ,ether can the enemy. IL be ge,s me
tart OF ~ IN be-. iung then he Hil be ahead OF 70
in conflicting them. IL Is question oil ~ ouptludo,
OF rapidly, aud OF irrepIeosbly haru WOLF; ~
and al tiem. HE enemy VII coon nave seisnolo
navy as much superior ~ tue tli UIied Sls navy
a. his AMY now " " that with wLlch NO began Ne
war.
An APPEAL TO THE POCKET.
From The BsmpAn lta a .see.
Our kind Offices should Gc usrd " inspire the WeaA
with courage. The man OF wealth, lnstesd 81 care.
fully h arding bis treare Should come forward ara
! lay II lsyisny on hs cOuDtry's altar. lie VINO y
possefsed OF hundreds Of tLoussbds can batter snare
one half with hi. country than can the widow SPARE
her humble mite. Think Il this. Ponder u ~sIL
Il viii noe be forgotten when the Old Man OF ire
sea shall have been shaken from our shoulders. ~
a IN he consolalon in hours of affection, should
thew come. that We gave Dot all to Liucolndom,
through nggardliness TO our country. Let u
prepared Tor the worst and hope Tor the best
NEGROES NOT BRISK ~ MARKET.
! fssns Tae CAari.,sa heTeuyy, Mgreh ~.
| negro properly has pot, 10 seeiuT, pre- ated N
value in East tennessee. The AfteHs Post OF he
7tn ,ays: Al sails IN this county on the 3tn 81
February, some negro property brought Tie follow.
log prices: DARK sged ~ year, u 800; Betty
and child, three months, 81 l3l. iot Of i've was
cold 90 Knoxville q lew day since Tor the rohna sun
OF T. 600 aud noiie ssles AT other pont' a. cor.
reepOHdingly high RACES. 81 despite the war ana
other depr.ciatiug circumstances, negro property
Wilbur & Son made yesterday, q. the Broke1
EXCHANGE. the following sale Of negroes;
-Four fellows, aged Il 10 > yeas, brought :, i2si
Two eirls, -, io5; average s7C2 %.
| One fellow, 70 years oil, St45.
! One boy, yeas old, $50.
Thirteen elderly negroes, aged from 10 70 80, sT'
eraged f,o6 each.
THE REBELS REFUSE TO FOOT TIE ELL.
| FROM Tie n. D. CrsesDt
AZ Columbus. as elsewhere. the Unionsts lave
displayed Tue cIoyea foot, and delnsusiraied thas
their object IN wagibg he present .sr u aOtlinS
but downright, whoessle tliI der As soon ~ they
took possession OF Columbus, they proceeded 70
seize I'll The sugar, nolasses, tobacco, aud othef
property belonging to private parties they eonld lay
their hande on. A. Port
Royal they seized upon all the cotton there, snd
shipped il TO New York, to be sold Tor teir OVID
beue6t. Al Nashville, where they are behaving
tolerOiy well and making sweet promises, ono OK
TIER first acts to seize large lot of cotton be-
longing 70 iGdiyidUals; ana 81 Columbns, the pro-
cess OF punder WAS accompanied by tie declaration
that the expenses Of the WAY must b. borne by
U.s. There shOlld be one
universal rush TO aTus; and, Hereafter, when Is 10
deemed polite or necessary 10 ~ back rom ore po-
stion 90 another all property likely TO ail INTO tho
banda OF tie e, which csnO, be removed % place
OF SAFETY, should De utterly Destroyed. This policy
should tv eaiored with Iue1orable rgor AID u 70
10 De hoped that our Military authorities VIII 20
strictly carry onJ he recent act OF Congress as 70
prevent the Uuinisls IN future from obtaining such
morsels Of llunder.
COTTON TO De GIVEN TO TIE FLAMES.
From The Nenpif ApDe-i hrrA a.
| The Br0wAsUiHe EL4g OF tue Suth oi March stafee
that the military commander Rt Fort B.ovn had
ordered ell the cotton wsrehousod in Bro Vnsvie TO
be st0reo outside Of the city limits where II could
/ he dcs royed without danger 20 The town, II .hs
guerliias should attempt tO land ia force on ihsS
coast. ~ accordance small mountain Of the hee'y
product has been blilI outside Of the town, aud -
will make lively bonfire il the Yankees ever make
a atari toward IL in such strength rs 70 require The
troops 10 iall back.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM TIE LADIES.
Fr.ns The Charis.hn Mercury. Nareh %
| We have received from kir. +. b. u. 40, ara
from Mrs. NJ. a. u. s., for the lidies gun5oli, ana
Ben sends 10 siuall confirm t 10 me ,a OBJECT:
The dre.sing-cGse sent ly Josephine Will De rallied
for the eum she na,les hoe following contributions
should have been scknow lodged by Us IN our issas
# yesterday: 5. 4. C.. widow hty, 81 Mss
Gallo aud hali. Hay Barnwe !, 81 Mrs. \. r. i.'
a lut;or-k lie; Miss IL. \. l., spoon; Ms IL A.
L., IA spoon. .,.,,.
refugee Of Beaufort district sends ne an eSgDiate
white " cath OF artificial flowers lvsded az So -
10 m.nei for the gunOoat fund. -Four C@olAs Ia
dies sends us sse