, 1860-12-10

leans pV threats OF violence, is untrue.
We have not seen Mr. 81, but understand t
that beyond being compelled to chanse his
quarters from the St. Charles 10 more
quiet house, he was not disturbed. It was
intimated to him moro than onceth he
he was not safe; hut lie finished his bus
business without n,olestation. |
INSANITY IN NEW ORLEANS.
a gentleman Of Chicago, direct. from
New Orleans, where he has been spending
short time for commercial purposes, 1e!ls
US TINT we OF the North can form no :atic-
quate idca Of the blind, anrcasoning pas
zion and inseasate fury by which the pco
pic Of that city and the extreme South arc
animated. They arc for instant and unco..-
ditional dissolution Of the Cnion, at my
picc, and ut NIL hazards. They want no
compromises, no concession, no bargains,
no amendments Of the Constitution. They
are for Southern Coufederacy-nolliay
less. There is, he tells us, conservative
class, but they arc borne along with the
crowd, and dare not yet lift 4 voice in It.
monstance against the extreme measures
upon which The populace are bent; nor tlo
they hope tllut anything like reason will
AsA~ .u'' tAe t'u' u''t4 9o''i' ta'aa s'es ~
essu e.. "lnen I VIZ sel'al "'o 'ne ee''o''
ss'es Ao4 'ne e1aon' 'luu ~ naps l''on::e
We eoas .4'o s''A val. VI eoo1se' i'll
@os 1o.u0. Va eAe.'e1'.e''s 'aAe ua' WHICH
.ss'1o ~ -Se" o..s"ns' Nv Nof''lcin ''a''
~ LID rtne!fHes' ~ uAaci t14e
ta''oe'on Va powerful a1ehes' Is safe 10
~ "uAl'e e'ea VI 1eel'oo1'cai1'aia - 1e 0'eoal
!of "a'nnE, 70 oo CONVICTED ol II, Is 10
"S oA4'en W.. aus 'a'' eaolc ponse io1ce!s
VIZ taoo "na 'ne name ol ''eaanee com"
''.''ecs' ouo 1u,se >le octet e4ass VI e'.:-
' o4s po".''4' ~ S' A0e4e -
ia .,o' .a'o noe' "a an' eo''o" '''.''cs Ill
~, oeo - a'e'Sn =, tc.o'
NC W. ~"1.ue' ~ A'''' = 'ne eensc' u '''c
e1c4'ca'ent' 1"as nousc II 'he common
resort u lhe most violent OF Inc fanat'c'.
VINO oe1"e:n 1esit cups ano thctr cofs'nss
amuse themselves win hsntfng op, p,msultlpg
ana oflslns on Noftnefn men because they
art Northern mcn- When onrtfleadlcltu .
city, the rutfians had made clean SWEEP;
and that casavansc7y was without resi-
dent Of aay Of the free States within IFS
Walls ihey had all been compelled 10
1ea'e--some 80 quit the city and their busi-
ness, others 70 1ooS up moro decent quar-
1e7s where violence aud rufilanlsm are not
the rule One evening in the rcading-room
ol TINT establishment, the crowd was as
sc1noled As usual, and as, usual the Abeli~
uonists were the theme becoming excited
one man sald 10 DC wealthy and influential,
Pulod oat his pockct~book and sa1d, Here
arc $4,000 which will subscribe to
q fund to procure tho assassination ot'
LINCOLN and HAMl1S. Who'll swell
the pile:" In ten minutes, or less,
moro than $4,000 had been offered for
this infamous rurposc,und the names Of TIC
subscribers werc taken down. The Wit
ness Of this transaction is far from bclicv-
ing that this was mere sasconadc.
We arc told further that masters Of YES
sells and steamboats,, if suspected Of frrc
soil proclivitics, arc not safe. Only 4 few
days ago, a captain and the clerk Of river
steamer were taken off their boat ind forced,
by threats Of hanging, 10 make their way
North by the most expeditions route. l.;
was said they had voted for Lincoln.
Every day sh;p-camains arc subjected to
wanton abuse and threats Of violence, 10:
because they arc known to be Republicans;
hut because they are suspected Of bclcv:n.
that buying and selling men is no. pu..,
Democracy md the highest evidence .:
Christianity. New Orlcaus is Certainly i,
miniature Panden,onium.
Our informant gays that on his wa,
through Southern Mississippi by coach
{the railroad track being washed away
{or many mi'cs) he saw the dead bodic
of two mcn suspended by tic neck fr,,,
. trees By the roadside. In answer to the in
quisy, "For what were these men hung ::
he was told, " because they were d--ac!
Abolitionists !" and the excuse for the bar
barity displayed in permitting tllem 10 re
main, rotting IL the sun, ,Tas, that Miss;p
pinns would no: pollute the State by La,
ing d-ncd Atolitionists buried in Ill
soil" This fact, says our informant, t!i:
nlays as foEcibly, as anything else, III
temper by which the extremists {
tb.t sec,;on of the country, III
,mne,,ea In further proof Of the insaa: