New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

There hes been quite gale at sea euri"g VIC ''7'
few dsys. ,.,. ,,,,r D.. -.,
FROM IT, Nh.i.1, 'eltan y ne l2'a Inst We
ak the anne I'd itsms; ~ ,.o.
F,ou The indications there are munro, OF YES
rom ~, Ius ,;ci,itv and 90 the westwsid. Tey
' =" ,beu.elves 90 SUNDAY night ov scuu,uX NJ
e,e-i,Iloons we suppose 10 gr..hy tor pcncha"l
lar - 0Js-ing." II il probable ther VIII nike hrs
on the Rio Grands although all portions OF the co"s'
sh, nd be watched. ,..... IN
J,ysf0a TelePraph, dated Fort stockton, Now 90
Since writing the above, we re.cned uilS Ia's
hv ripbt march Of over 20 miles, having maichtd
y.s erd,v 80 mles. A. noon, yesterday, hai e.
nress that 900 Fecera bad landed nj 6uayhms,
and were 10 invade Texas Via Chihuahua, ana Una.
m. Governor there had orders from Mexico nc. 10
offer any RESISTANCE to their march. "We --e rot
ordered TO do the sGmr. and shall oi'sr sesislance
wherever we meet them" Maj. Raquet, with
Trademarks aad CrossOn C0mpanies, and LIEUT..
Relliy's Artillery, were three days ago pushed on
raidly in advance at Fort Davis. Lieut.-Ccl
Scuny is close in the rear with his detachment OF
lay regiment.
THE ARKANSAS CONSPIRATORs.
We learn from TIE Lt'tie R0ck journal Of the
I7ih q al the - prisoners VIII re srrest H. Searcy
County we lave noticed, were brought before thr
Military Board, and after an investigation We're all
released They prot, set their devotion 10 The Con
V.
plated no more criminal intent tlan 10 insure them
pgainst the hosiliiies OF an invading army. TIE
leaders, il was evident, contemplated crlnlOh III
trIiOr desgns but their followers were IN tie dark
TO what was proposed They forthwith formed
themselves into company elected their lhcefs from
those who bad arrested and escorted them ~ "a
guard from their naive county, ana were sworn INTO
tie service of the Confederate States " for ana
during the war;" tn JourHH says tiat the scene
which followed their reease, the touching Remarks
of the Governor aud their solemn enlistment into the
Confederate service WAS "A very aliecu0nats ana iii
pressiye one.
BGIDGE-BrRNING-TH INCENDi,RY HUNG
The R0nuc tGa.) .Souf'ernty save an attempt was
made to burn the bridge across Pettets Greek, on
tie State Road, mile. above Caitersyile, on Mon
day night the I'D mt, by man-whoee name we
did not learD-from East reDnessee. lie had been
seen about there several days, aud had excited con
siderable susp, iOn-so mucn so tha, he was watched.
They saw him pour alcohol On the bridge, aud VIZ
the bet OF setiug ire to II when caught. lie hhd
Iii a match for thai purpose. lie owntl up, aud war
hung on Tuesday in Cassyille
LATER FROM KESruCkY.
The COlam6us (Ky.) CONFEDERATE Mas Of the Uth
inst. says:
A friend ius, from Owensboro has called upon ne,
from whom we learn thu. the Northern troops under
command of Tom Crittend, n, Jim Jackson, and Col.
Burbndge have lett Henderson, OwensbOro, aud
Hartford, and have concentrated ut Calhoun, on
moving toward lIopbin-yillr, but from indications
vhch be sw, his ofiulon Is that hey purpose going
mo Winter quarters. They have or 10 pieces Oi
artillery, and about & tO0 men, all told.
RL,ONNOIS>n NCE or TIE ENEMY.
From dlspaicles off cial and private, received to-
day -ays Ihs .Soufhtr, Gu0raian OF the lrh int
We have been permit, 10 CLEAN the following inter
eriing items OF Icw .U'n the coast:
Yesterday afternoon iour vessels OF the enemy were
of Rockville on WedmGlaw leland. Only four
IL I'll
They Tell back 10 The Brick Church, twelve mics
point about the middle If john leland. They
intend 10 hold this position until they reeufor,ed.
The 18th Re. iment ga, been ordered 10 their sup
port.
Tho enemy are s41 20 have approached IN four
loats and one .rrc'i OFT. Scouts report mp 10
o clock Let liz iha- SO q lie enemy boir had
landed.
NiIi'ary men incline to the opinion here in Go.
luIuLia that the enemy are on reconnaissance and
that We NAV now expect other efforts 10 explore and
discover any weak points II sqprising, indeed
tint they have MOI been attempted before.
We learn That large re-eniorcements Will be or
dered up Immediately.
A SECKLT ORGANIZATIONS IN TENNESSEE.
We copy the following rom TIE Mmphn Ara
lQrche Of the Hth ins':
Lieut. Flynne iust from Knoxville, communicates
To Us some interesting intelligence. IL has been a.
Certaiued that "a secret sworn organization Of Union
traitors exits in East Tennessee, which II extended
throughout that sectou. II II, doubtless, similar TO
that which ~ been discovered in Northern kan
rar Some Of the bird. e-buruer- who have been
hung sgnifed before their execution that they mad
cen detailed by this ret Organization 10 burn the
bridges under Ieualty Of death. They said that
they were doomed to ole by the hands OF thtn a.so-
GATES if they refused to perform the task TO which
they were a siguod by lot, and therefore, having
made up their minds to suffer the death penalty,
were Indifferent 70 th,r fa'e.
THE LINCOLN CINBoATs AT NORTH EDIsTo
From The Cda, iest0n COur'r Of the 18th inst We
take The following:
On Tuesday afternoon seven vefaols Of the Lincoln
fleet appeared oil North Edsto Inlet four of which
soon crorsed the bar and ,tood into the harbor firing
shels on both rides 50 they came IN. Yesterday
they came up o Rockville, where part Of the Rifle
Regiment, under command Of Col Branch was eta
iioned. On the approach of the ship, our troops re-
tired from Rockville TO poflIion ZONE miles in the
rear the detachment only being placed al the above
point to observe the enemy IL ID reported that some
20 men FROM the feet landed and took possession of
Rockville bat information on this point j. uncertain.
.til fmther information Ia received, II "a Impossible
10 cay what Il c enemy intend. .1ii.s-
nfsn .6CK.
The Legislature Of Florida is al a dead lock on the
Senatorial question. We learn from Tie TaIku-
h1sse Mars of the 9TH that that body meets in Joint
convention ,very afternoon, and ballots from three
a. five times, but now, after several Jay trial,
autnr. nly a, far from All election ar they were on
tie int ballot.
POSTAGE STAMPS AND TREASURY NOTES.
While The portage stamp. now ia lire have an-
rWcred their purpose very WELL aud have relieved the
community Of y serious Inconvenience. II IL dcsir-
Dic u have them engraved M rue style as Ia defy
any attempt at imitation. We aIe therefore grathed
20 learn that n contract bar been made by The Post
u3sier.Generd, with an accomplished steel en-
grayer who has located in this city, by which the
public will room be- supplied with stamps Of different
denominations, executed III the best style Of art.
They will bear the llkene-ses Of different statesmen
c tie Sonih, and thus o.ch denomination will Oe