New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07

ershle rgh, OF revolutior o. tbs cootrary ~ coa-
aces ss precious 80 any othsr PoLtics figat oo'
very certain that the government this: provokss o.
psiu It's Q revolution IL worthless.
II the recent movement in New-Oheans. Which has
'esut TED r the subverscn OF its muu.c pal goyerreEt
was consequence of nto'erable misgove-nnent,
there Il rothirg 10 be said. Government is made Tor
usr; rot man for tae government. But if, IS we
nsys reason to spprehend, this movement hs! fs
origin srd impulse from Washington, It shouli be
gs,ttd by tAe whole nation as most dan ,srous eI-
ample
We have no disposition TO extenuste the errors Of
tie late municipal Government, neither are W. pre-.
pared 10 say how "a. It's defects attributable to
interruptions ard desperate oppost on bat Of this
pretty certain, that the people Of New Orleans
suffering municipal grievances whica would
have iDpeled them TO revolution, had municipal ques-
tiors and interests slone been Involved Ii is wei
known that the city has been the headquarters Of
Dard OF plrstes tor many years-we had almost
said. from the period Of lis discOveIy-bu, more
particularly within the last ten years has / been
the rendezvous OF a class Of desperate sdyen-
tuFers seeking opportunities for predatory e1psdi.
tiors Upon the territory of friendly and peaceful
reighhors. At cue time they plot the capture
Of Cuba; at smother the conquest of Nicaragua at
another time the invasion OF Mexico. The counses %
these desperadoes, however have always been AMI.
mated AID directed at Washington. Mr.. Buchsnan,
epd Metsrs SoI'e aud SIdel, have always favored
public policy in sympathy with this csss the former
while Secretary of State under Mr. Polk snd after
waids az Oste1d, cooperating IN one way NJ.
Scue "a our Minister 20 Spain, aud aferwad specis
Deputy to Governor Walker cooperstin in another,
and Mr.. Slidell United States Senator seeking
remove obstacles 10 the revival OF the slave trade,
cooperating in another. The awess plans which re-
su ted n the execution OF Lopez, 10 the invasion Of
Nicaragua BY WslkeT, ard which now threaten the
peaceful relations which have subsised between Us
.nd the Governments of England ami Mexico all re-
Ceiyed their first impulse ana their immunity from
Washington. NewOrears, by its position, hiss been,
ss we have already remarked, the rendezvous for
these expeditions, which, from toe counter suce snd
protection they have received from ashingon, have
tepded to wesker that respect which every American
community naturally feels fer law ana Government.
Ii was through this external influence upon the Ju
dietary OF NewOrlesne, that Walker no, only de-
eaEed irnccent of any breach of United States avs in
Lis late rad upon Nicaragua, but wac honored with
oya.ion on hs 2LoniLious return, as public bsne-
factor While srch example is set by the officers
of the Federal Government, Ct csrespect law tor
public faith, and international iustice, what reason
lave TO expect anyt thing else than what has oc-
cures at New.Orlesns Vigilance Committees are
the fruit, Of which filbusterng was the blossom
This movement in New. Orleans has other bearings
WHICH in the present state Of our information, we Will
only alluce 10. Mr.. Slidel wishes to go to France
but not until his place can be filed by &C equally
tuety f.ieId Of Mr. Buchanan. The candidate of the
Independent party is otiiceboder under the Gens-
IA. Government. The movement is directed sganst
tie party ir power which is opposed to the Admins
'rston at Washington. IL il directed By the men
who refused to bring Walker to justice, aud who like
Bs6uiegard held and still h0d thee uGder Dr. Bu-
chanan In view OF Ill tnese IdCts, VIZ duNicc Oul
readers to suspend their opinion Of this revolution
until they understand where it, main spuug Is, and
how lorg it will take for the influences to make
similar revolt in New-fork or Philsde phis.
A teegraphc correspondent of The PhRodeIpt'a
LETTER sends the following Dispatch
NEw.ORLEASs, Jans 4, 1853.
Tie excitement Consequent upon the election for
municipal officers 10 off the TIN inst, is most
intense ard ere tLst period arrives fearful results are
spprehsnded.
The Vigilance Committee, three hundred strong,
who have possession of tie State Arsenal and the
Second District Police Office opposed to the
American ticket headed By Sith for Mayer, aud are
determined to defeatit if possible.
Stith's party, however, have called ont the Wssh
pgton artillery taken possession Of the other aimorie'
ard ale preparing for struggle.
The VigisDts have seized the notorious Galatin
| and have now several streets strongly blocksded
| They are also well armed with Minnie ries, and have
carnon ready loaded and primed tor instant use.
Several arrests heve been made by them, but Z
humber of the Vgisnts hsye also been taken war
reIts tiled by Meyer Weter for their arrest
Up to the present writing no collision hiss taker
place. Business Is almost at a stand.