New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
We have received The Richmond Whig and me
Sentinel Of April l. ..
FROM CHARLESTON.

FROM CHARLESTON.
The Richmond Wig contains the following tele
gram from Charleston, Which lna'cstes ln't ao'i,o
are mouenarily looked for in that quar-
ter and s probably, the latest Intelligence from tue
doomed city vet transmitted North:
CnluITsTcN March ?9.-A qui. Weather DARK and rain
Re' e. he o ssSy:d ss the sosnS
Ariel captured asst NIGHT BY the eoessaeIa MILAN
vii, leave tomorrow, Carrying OF the French Consul win
his family and effects the reason oi th no. now pu
II caused by dispatches brought to toe bar on SUNDAY oy
noScy French steamer The military suthSi,ies fully eI
peet the enemys plans viii be developed this week AL
9OTS The IeSslature Of Eastern Virginia adjourned on
the 3ls ul, to meet again the first Monday In JAN
Joseph Mayo, the present incumbent, has On
nounced himself % o candidate for Mayor Of hich-
mond.
T1e Sentinel Of the 2OIh complaints tia. Rich;
mond il infested by bend Of chicken thieves. anc
that hen-roos.s are frequently depopulated. Con
sidering TIE straits TO which the Rebels have been
driven in THAR capital the complaint cannot be con-
sidered singular one.
| oFFiCE.sEEKING.
The papers before us are well filled with advsr.
tieements Of individuals announcing themselves Rs
candidates for all sorts of places. The Rlchmond
TYig has the following editorial upon the subjects
| TIE NEXT CONGRESS.
We observe that &c utsmen both in and out OF the House o.
ensves announcing themselves fer the
nsxt House. from this sae Mr. Chsmbhss Of the Nsroit
10 h.deermnation EI-6oy Smith, Of the fsu
ou,s DsJc has sanouaoel bmsef ddsts for the Gov
9p M Mr. n n0 sS Of Hss@s.
tisns retiring mem POLITICAL e after brief but highly cred
itE, ,eryirs With these exceptions We arc not yet I'D
ved Of the purpoe Of any ine9pbsn to Is'iI. u ye
Of the districts composing candidates have declared them
selves and ia probable tb In oss or al Of them there VIII
A. the law now stands the election viii be bald on tie
futh urdsy IN May bus Il 10 rot unlisy that
lag cbsnEng both the time and The character Of
tie el.c,,oo bill hiss been reported In the Hons Of Re-
providing for election twbcther IN al the
States OF Only In those partially wholly ia the hands Of the
enemy sdyissd) by general ticket This Is the
eeu ths, msmbo Of Conge. represent, only given
Der OF count e. and tho limited constituency the, eon.s is
flsey He Represents the whole State and t weult com
por brttsr disny and n6usaoe Of bis position that
hs uspcy should We as brosa his conm'son and his
TIE more modern practice Of psroens on. the fspessn
.gons the ssu1 va one 70. r.. n
STATES .etsA.sd az AZ s.ry day and KEEP. on
But, without discussing the intrinsic worth Of the ssnsrs
ticket system, do not zoe how resort TO that Plan can
ct. are in the po..,on OF tho In this STATE, for
example Of tho ,lseen districts ten are entirely o.
neisuIsbly occupied oy them In Ienns"se' h'1''p'
and Louisiana it 10 a. bad or worse
sa the repe.eotsiion q these puuerou, districts BE- .f
oa few .cs;ssasa ny s..ri e, not to
Hor,. Repre- win orsd.nii.l' b,sr. only
two Of We hope ths broad SRA Of no State
sDos farce Thore nebers o. the present Houss
poll books show Itss thar HUNDRED votes and Of
pec.pity for allowing repealed and without necos
sity 1t Is iusuHsiaole We 80, therefore. for general
What plan thought OF to meet the Of Missouri and
Kentucky We have Ie hs.d No ssc,an can be heid in
authorize polls ts be opsned IN other stsses foT onrsn
hs,eeEisosi inIsS.Ia 70 the State tis naDed too
there anomaly the present Representatives. who
chsea by tie Legislature authorized 20 until the
ooado Of the Stats .dniued Of poll. bsies opened in ali
dtets and being but the Censtta
On Of tbs Confederate States closes tho term Of member ct
nv
AID which will be eItneasbed by the Constitution the
I'D Of next February d gwHd revived by the continuing
and unexyed vitality VI tue legislative get BY which they
nov Iod their seas The question novel and Interesting
one. but not ct present ealing Tor au answer. =,
me Whig mas become extremely pathetic in re-
gard to tic "poOr negro" al OF u sudden, and dc.
votes thus much 70 the consideration OF bis condition
at the North:
10! THE POOR NEGRO.
Our es news from Yankee land 10 Of darker tnge than
Many eGs relate to the negro, 20 beloved By Lincoln
Seward that for bis they lave made slaves OF twenty
mons more Of the south We told 10 the 6rst place
that seustor Sumner IL 10 Warrington looking sfsr the or
liter ns when they are gone tho 6ed not vita the sgitA
Il the hea who see. heI ducsags .shtans oyon me
pr mey sern hoss who welcome the COMING speed The
parting guettT . :, .,,,., -. g.,
ser culee in hour OF bts when dssthecsns balls
fins ss aud when souls which, in tho negro,
noJ 10 be worth than tie body being nsIoIed
the ad presence o. The Crest Jude OF the quick and
he decd Nay uoiy tho hateful hourof conerw nd the
friend Of the ait ina calmly Doiorc his vine and
c.uya.Uak rePo.ing in the Injurious chairs OF hi. H.
bray, ING phsn opie letters to kDaves like himself OF
against drveis-csrlg nothing per-
eyon oIgeng the existence Of the nah and brother
whose eErs welfare no Ir.tends to DO deeply inter
he has confsrrcdn breads the Yankee account with
many ofhcefs On rhe subject AND IL mskius ..scoas Of
pcfob who has held 10 many conferences GA
the that be Is deemed competent civilian a. be a. 20
ssiee, unsudes. for tie black soldiers wVod be OF ali
others the competent to ooiomAnd Ibsn but hgt
inasted tbs sable soiasr or consultation WIN
...wf.. ofn has lf0 Ia
military sspiraons IN breast OF the besr0phis Senator
nom Pehsp. he stin retains snid We wreck
M his u.aal suctuTe tie fas9y OF memory, and recalls
IN, die apytion Of slender gugs Gaze dese saoit
on .o sc1ouy thin SKULL Of ioainsatHed spoTseE VI
~ IN sadion memory he retain, unimpsred the organ
Of son he may See on he eiackbosfd 81 ms
poIleniou Ia the rule OF three chaked
. a. fh lus,st igures-thus: AS switch In the hands
OF Preston Brooks to two years OF sham psiaJ1s ana Id
bued with travel In foreign psrts pad out Of an
tsrIed salary Of the United S.stes) and the
IA ia Pshs a Rebel bullet IN the nesd
cate bayonet through tho breast 10 the aniwef Ih TIE
~ SI,n donbfle that gives the Abolition Deinosihenes
pabe and Induces han % prs.eI philipPic' In PhH to
at lhS sccouat does rot sop With the d.clinstion Of mill
tay glory loader Of armed ebony freedmen on .hs pay Of
what ceuTs will be pursued 70 piylecs ns
gro sasas from ths 'stisse. no no t In o,an
inea, Ut Wsshng on and will soon DO made Ano~n Inc
.sn no DOUBT As tnony one ING
TIE the tword tho later and To protect ne
oes cas.t the field Of bas from these incouysiones'
via 10, xsnkscs s0spect NOT ~ easy isIeI
Sonlloa senss could point on two sdiphaoie mooe
-oisospdins the rsgnenu OF rustnx wall Of
waite tsspsns before Bat what has the Abolition
ss'e DO with Common sense4 Protection In time OF battle 70
s%sis o. Di.e. Vs. and slwsys viii W, Question worthy Of
We S. snA9as seu.dsrsloni but the Government
koL-" the best tho world san. % tho world
weii kn"~s never bother hIsns Asous the
wmses-saosW 70 allow pivilegs Of buying with
thei owa sI:y :. many proof wsistcosts they
could psJ Ior npeh oovsfnnsnt Whatever A msy be IN
other fesyeclA unn.tuIsiy ineoosdsuts Of the ihing
question Of protesting the ana tie soe. of ths
Angle saxon the German and Isshmsn 4. hs. no co.,
alteration Tor an, tninS but itssn ths nirrsf
The account from which the 20 tbe
tsken copel1dss strangely enough. With a.
orcibs csmme5A GU VIC o'Isidstasn bestowed By Inc