New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

IAN aoce of Public Me,ag. gior Political &c OF OF en
mons 10 be delivered etgyen Ci &c vii o for
sricaonsiy published IN The Tribune Qf LOT e~e'
X cents nser,ion
q Shade and sunshine alternate IN our 'u'', ~,
Washington Onc udcious friend writes that tne Dan"
viii 90 through the House this week. ana DC up,
,b President bef-re the close of next and ta' al ''
,,a Session viii be perfected. He thinks
,i hardest rub will be on the Bankrupt Law OherS less
..;, .. that the Bank difficulty is not adjusted and
H. ,t ;n ut receive essential notifications or be re-
,,,ocd with oliections--,hc latter, most probably.
We do not pretend judge between these conflicting an
rcioaton but desire only keep the public mind pre-
pared any possible contingency We insist that IN an!
event the Wing party and shall prove them
selvc- competent govern the country If we can agree OF
a Bank i the FIRST instance very well if cannot et u
hear the objections and obviae them If possible Ii II be
found impossible calm comparison Of views, TO agree
upon the features of Bank let defer that subject anc
press the resolutey the agree uPof
and carry But ali passion Intolerance Of dis
sent no resignation Of Cabinets or pet,ish breaking
Congress He who counels any such lvors the dc
fucton Of the Wing party and the betrayal of the Country
We believe nothing goes wrong, the Bank bill will be ia
lcn out Of Committee tomorrow and passed on Saturday
~ The Albany Argus horrorsrucs at the idea OF
Wig iInpo Tea, Coffee Sugar, Molasses, and Other
ecessaes of life If the Administration which that paper
uniformly supported had wasted the Public Revennf
and the Country debt there would have been neec
of such tax Now while violently clamoring against
permanent National Debt" they struggle desperately L
make permanent, By resisting every effort to pay it oil
g." Ten years ago Jackson Congress exempted Rail
road Iron from the payment of duty Importation. w
al d., osdc Last
w W Irwin, Pennsylvania Tariff Wing, moved the repea
Of this exemption but was voted down And the AL
any Argus enough talk of the Revenue Law
as a Aig tax, the Tea and Coffee of the Poor, while it
exempts the Iron of Railroad Corporations
rJ' q john inquiries ,f us what good it does white
wash the outside of the pipes which Corporation employ
are laying down 1T Is probably in
tended 10 keep lhc water clean.
w-0rlcnns-slave-Tr Trade the Ensurrection, &c
Correspondence of The Tribune
New-ORLEAss, July &C. 1871.
week ago you that the Collector of this Port
had given instructions the Commander of the Revenue
Gutter TO proceed in search of SLAYER which had been
in our waters The Collector in possession of accurate
Intelligence that this SLAYER had landed ofhcwn!
place Mutasorda Bay Texas about one hundred and nifty
of it's victims-wh very good supposed be less
than half the cargo Capt Jones of the Cutter, however
did not choose trouble himself any attempt break W
this most inuman Of all systems OF piracy; for instead o
proceeding in search of The SLAYER he sail for Baltimore
ut which Port he will probably have arrived before this letter
reaches you. the ataa considered
good might be he gave reason tor his departure
tina, the Cutter wanted repairs. The Expedition men
1oned likely from this Port has been abandoned
and the SLAYER will have all its way for the present
T,ll r,tb Rritsh
Should any intelligence respecting its be re-
,,eved however, sufficient guide Expedition in pursuit
one will be fitted paper from the Coast reported
few DAYS since that the Revenue Gutter Mclean ii
chase of the SLAYER but have of learning the
truth of this story.
Our City kas been the scene of no nconsderabe degree
Of excitement during the last week. consequence Of tho
reports circulated respecting the contemplated rising of the
Negroes a, BAYOU Sara The first received
very much exaggerated 1t said that the plot extended
10 Nil the Negroes in Louisiana and Mississippi and fearful
visions Of throatcu,tng and various other barbar,ie kept
The morous portion of population wide awake for two
OF three days Subsequent accounts however, have served
Ga calm the fears of the most eXcitabe and II Is pretty gene
Ill, admitted notr that there great CRY and little wool
TIN. po, was evidently confined the slaves upon three
four plantations and probably far matured
HAY, assumed form or complexion There is deal
oseress abou, the whole affair. Thirty forty Negroes
aud one white man are under and be tried
pvon Sara to-day The Laws of Of the Slave States
40 far us they bear upon the slaves have been written
Nood and if evdcuce be CLEANED raise reasonable
suspicion that these Negroes were engaged IN the horrlb
crime of which they stand accused their doom sealed
Their sentence and will follow quick upon the
heels OF their conviction
am happy to say that the City continues perfectly healthy
although the Fever daily expected One half the enti''
number OF deaths in the Charity Hospital last week wer'
from the Intermittent Fever For-seven persons afflicted
with tnat disease admitted, Of whom eleven died
Scarcely word be said in relation TO business Dealt
have settled quet, down upon all Commercial ope
ntions. One unvaying aspect exhibited by the Marke