New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

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ARRIVAL OF TIE STAR or THE Sovra.-.Ts.
United States ,ranspor. Star of the South, Cant M
s. Woodhull, from New.Orean. March o. a0a "
SOUTHWEST Pass March 81, ana Key Yves, AVA
3, WITH passengers to United States Qssr.srra.stsr.
arrived on Thursday morning. Ga To, ID mat. n
u M, of Sand Key, parsed stesrnsbip FGEou xsss
ing west The Star Of the South experienced heavy
north winds the entire passage. Shs Mngths ri. .
lowing passengers: i1snJ cla asA9.i sdr .ast,,
I'm. ", Msrs M Smith Nh. , Gspt t y sa|,h ~
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fohn u. O.asndsr NJ M!chc, 9. ~. Psi!ap, Perry o<
~,rd j. D. ssetss, Z. Buckloy'o"' .. oies' saa~hh
THE STEAM yRIGATE TicoNDER0GA., n
TIE Engipeer.in-Chief Of tho Navy, Mr. lshee.
wood came on here from Washington 10 syaraias p
the machinery Of the q. g. steam frisete lisoaero-
"a lie has ordered that the present valves Of ths
vessel be replaced by others similar 10 those sapPks&
20 the machinery Of tie yqrdata. As this change
viii REQUIRE some tie 70 eX cute, the vessel cannot
leave as soon rs was expected. Two OF her othceu
have been ordered 10 report Al Cairo, lllnoii ihe
Morgan IronWOrks have the work IL hand, aud vii
lose no time ia finishing 1t. IR foa.Ds'1 I'i'5 9
coLeRED wORKhgy At THE BOSTON EAyF-
F YARD. "
The caulkers employed in the Boston Nsvy.fwd
have struck, because soine coored meu were ~
gaged w work in their department, The msleos.
tents were all discharged TO await the acnoa u
Secretary WeIles. I'D BOG ga p l.A Boo %
DEPARTURE OF THE LEHIGGS CREW.
Yesterday ofde,s were received by Admiral Paab6.
ing TO dispatch 10 Chester a crew for the irou-lA
steamer Lehigh, now under orders TO sailor Cbsres
t1p In the afternoon a detachment or experiences
sailors, accompanied by troop OF lnarioes, were
sent oft--tbe crew Of the Moth Carolina b"ius or
dered % man the rigging and cheer for victory -
Charlesiou. Inc Lstgt will sail on Monday neu
to Join admiral Daponi's ileet. ..
ApMIRAL's FLAGSHIP.
The e. s. receiving ship North CiroEss hears To-
the first tims in her history an AdmlraPs penDaof
her mxzen masthead. See is the dag hip Of ~
station, and is TO DO sailted such by all yssse4
bearing pendants Of inferior rank to Admiral
Pauliing
THE MONTGOMERY ORDERED TO FIT OUT. O.
The u. 8. steamer Montgomery, which was ~
called from tho blockade ia obedience to requsa
from the Qneep Of Spain, having beeu oyes'saiea
at Boston, Is ordered 70 tt ~: Tor SEA as soon IS Pc
sible Officers and men will be detailed for h9
IA few days, but Capt. Husser Is said @ hAse bsa
removed from Ae command, a. e..,,f,
THE DIANA. u ,
This vessel, captured by the Rebels, was fonrfs
rate steam.tng, OF about go tuns burden. Her ON
GERS were: Commander, Ezra j. Goodrich; Acsiss
Nate, John ID. Pott. Shs was recently
purchased tor about SO, 059. ar DO ,I4g et ia
WOMEN UsIos LEAoUEs.-Tbe womer Of Pnils
delphia have within a few days pat Orgsnlsds
number of Union Leagues, 70 encourage the splRH
loyalty to tine Government and assist III IN goea
work Of aiding the United States Sanitary COmmis
sion. We find il stated in q PhAdel phia paper tsss
Air.sav although the Association counts IA life eny "
ss.ssd In .fe .oahefn s Of oaf cy by D.. ,S.
Of sewing circle nanloe soy OBS huna
Ell Il Is ard ss so5
In full opesLion Amos a. mach Ms veen scco1 Pshsdm
.m q sse. n MSs. a
weakly. Is the First Presbyterian Chu "a, Nisaarea
\ sss Of s. Pee be How Traty The EtrhssS
s. MaIAs and we know not yet how many ci1ers, cen
been etber societies formed OF the eoopcsstiec
,1-siins onss promised lN f.pE b.. Dbl. H-oI ~
The results which must accrue from Eorcun
devotion of the women of the loyal States toths
great work Ct sustaining tie GovesDnen: are Of 10
,aculable value Bot for the courage aud energyd
be women Of the South, we believe the Reoelioa
would not have survived 10 this time. Had ths
women OF the North with like zeal addressed thsu-
,elvss to the work Of encouraging loyal and
devoted spirit among Us, the Copperhead conspiracy
IN behalf Of the enemy would have bsen stranslea
1t it's BIRTH and the Rebels would have earned, long
lso tie fuiility Of expecting aid and comfort IRON
,ach source. Let orr Northern women set aoo~
bs work pow, Il ia never too late to obey "
OF patriotism and duty. I... lllf|