New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02

aud yet every authority gives us different hgnre,
TIE lowest estimate seliIOw ledgcd for the two camps
Is $500 men aud TIE Ptc0yHHe and other New Orleans
papers sill Ieak in glowing terms Of the sOOO heroes
| assembled in TaDgipGo. Although the muster there
preeents tolcrsble show of bail shoppers, II would
require months Of ds hne to enable them TO pass for
! soldiers even at the North and beside that Gen.
Tracy has had other experience than In militia
duty, there ia not, think single Weet-Poilt officer
| in lis whole command. The on hope OF shaping
such raw material 10 the proposes OF war would
Daiualy lie by the admixture @ proper allowance OIL
military experience ana until these posse sing II sha
| lie awarded TO Camp Moore must sigh over tLe
deuon whch pictures its denizens to the good people
| of New Orleans as "felows ready Cor tie Fray
While the hampers are being ransacked an express
locomotive arrives from town with dispatches for Gen.
| Tracy, who eXcaims when reading them, " Always
too late from which expression II Is inferred tnat
orders have been receve 10 accept the nst-dlsbanded
volunteers. The locomotive was bitched TO tie ear
and drew il back 10 the city. Our car was bullt III
Massachusetts, tie engine in Philadelphia and the
| magnifer Of its lamp in Cincinnati. What Will tue
South do for such articles In future
MAY 26-ln the evening. l was sitting in the
house of gentleman in the city it related as
topic Of conversation tha, very respectable citizen
named Bibb bad had difficulty with three gentlemen,
who insisted on his reading ont the for them fro
his paper as he went TO market in the early morning.
Mr.. Blob bad revolver casually" in his pocket, and
he shot one citizen dead on the spct and wounded the
Other two severely, if no. mortally "Great sympa-
thy am told, sis felt for MIR. Bibb." There has
been skiInish somewhere on the Potomac, but BbO
has done more business "on his own hook" than any
of the be erents up to this date; aud though can
scarcely Ray symThthze with bD, lar be 1t from lie
to Fay that do not respect him.
One cuIous result Of the civil war in its effects on
the South will probably, extend itself ~ the conflict
continucs-I mean tie Ttfns Of the emllo ers TO pay
tn,ir work men, on the ground of inability. ~ naln-
ral consequence il much dstrss aLd misery. he En-
glsh Consu is barassed by applications Tor assistance
IRON mechanics and skilled laborefs WHO arr IN sate
bordering destnioD ana starVatlOn. lhey OeslIe
nothing better th.n 10 leave the country aud return 10
their h0mes All business except tailoring for soldier
ing and cognae labOrs, are suspended Money Is NOT
90 be had. Bills Oh kew-lo are wolth huIe mort
than The paJ er, and the exchange against LOhdoh Il
euorilors-ls per cent discount from the par yalde OF
tie golC in bark, good draughrs on England baNlng
been negotiated yesterday at " per cent. One houte
has beer compelled TO accept per cent on drnBht
on the North where the rate was usually IRON per
cent 10 yer cent. There is some Tear that the
police force will IL completely broken, up, ana
The imagination refuses TO gners AT the result
TIE city schools Will probably be cosed-aitOgetDeI
tlings do not look well at New Orleans. When All
their present difficulties over struggle between
Il mob and the oigarchy or those who baye mop of-
cry AID those Vbo have, l. movable; Tor one VI the
first ac's If the Legi-lature VIII probably nc dre,teG
10 e-tib, some -Oft OF qualiht alton TO the night w
outrage relying on the force which VIII be III their
disIos tie close Ci the As at New-fOrk, 90
al New Oreans Universal Mtrage Is denounced "A
I
a. at in q w.llrlrlisi cuh.ro0m last night list
cuug most respectable, weli-t ducated intehgent
gentleman descantug on tie PRACTICES oil "the
Thurs-ar or :t 1ed band WI coOlly aud deliberately
cocu IN MURDER for the Iur!ose # illuminating lsh
arl German vttcrs, and were only pat down by
Yiaih.uce Committee of which be was membef-i
lad slmost to linen mysef TO see that was not the
yctin Il loird Nightmare.
MOSDAY, Moy 1.-THE Washington Artillery went
of to-day to tie wan7uO tas Fl gloria dae1Ht, but
SAW good many of them in the streets after the body
bhd dem rte d-spiriis who were disembodied. Their
uniform il very becoming Rot unlike that Of our own
foot artillery, aud they have ono battery OF guns ~
good oder. | oo cd in vain ior.ahy account Of Mr.
Bbbs lt,le affair Yesterday IN the paper. Perhaps
as be- s very respectable there will not be any refer
erce to It at ALL LODGED, in ccHyeraon on the
suli,rt LAT night IL wa. admitted that when men were
very rich they might find judges and ur men a. N er
as Daunc ana policemen perm cable as TIE wall, 81
Lrt dungeon. TIE whole question now 4. " what viii
be- ne with tie llo,la'ef' The Confederate author
iirs aIt n,tiug viii aLiy baud. An AmerCa vessel
the Ariel which bad cleared Out OF port with Bilusl
subjects on ,ord, hes been Oycrtaken captured aud
her crew Lave zen ut ~ prison. The ground 10 that
tle l. OWED In uaiu BY BHCk Rel uhi!chus. The
Bnii-h Sub,lo,s Lave re'Givtd protection from ,he
consul Pzer have leen made within atague oi shore,
1udin ore instance when tic capt N protested Ills
shig was taken out TO sta, and WIS 'hen recd turei
fofrl llly went round 10 feyeInl merchants to-day
u ey wee al gloomy and fierce. In ft't, TIE blockade
OF Mobile il announced, and that of New-Orleats has
cou.tg.r,cd and nj -of-wIr have been reported Oh
H.. Pa,- ouife The South j. leghning 10 feel that
T. l. b. Lg bOted up all lcfmehtins ana fr0thiug, ana
j. somew bat surprised ana angry al the halt@I ieGs
If is as, AT least, OF the proceedli & when
lave Llouuht about state OF war. Mr.. Sidoll dd
uot TEEN al all conienttd with tie tclegraus from
tie North aud confessed n at II they h0d.been re-
ceived by way of Montgomery ne should be alarmed
Tie uaue. of Itr-ois liable Tor military service bave
been taken down i, several distcts and Biiilsh sub
,,cts have been includ,d. Several Applications
have been made to Dir. hars' the CSn-
having emitted, are now under orders to miTcb,
and WHO must leave their families destitute If they go
away; but lie h- OF course no power to exercise any
inguenro in such cses. Tie English journals TO tie
L of NJ " have ari yed here today 1t il curious TO
ace how oua;ut IN teir ahsnIGity the elegiams be-
come when they have reached The age of three weeks.
am In the haplefs petition Of Knowing, without beng
able To eueuy Tie evils from th!s source, Tor there
no resni OF f,uGiug through 20 NeW-YOTk political
Information OF ony sort by Telegraph. The electric
nnid may be the means of tlastiug and bgh,ing many
,euutsti0ns, as there can be doubt the revelations
which the Cove rumcnt gt Washington wiz be able to
Obtain through the files Of tie dispatches 1t has seized
,t ,he various otlices VIII compromlfe some whose
views have r,ccnny undergone remarkable changes.
IL |, biLt which may not he lost on Governments IN
Europe when it is O,sable 10 know friends and foes
hereafter and desrotic rul,rs will not be iOw to take
Lint frou " the land OF liberty
Orders have been Lsutd by The Governor to the
,ow-boais to take the Engih vessels by the south
west passaee, aud il is probable they will AL get
through without any interruption on the part OF the
Llockading force. II may be imagined that the OVID
ers and configuees Of cargoes from England, Chinil
and India witch are on their way here, not at all
en-, ia their minds. Two Of tie Washington Arlll-
lery died in tie train their way to that undeinabie
re,ion called :" the seat Of war;.
MAY 2S-The Southern States have already received
the assistance of several thousands OF snyages or red
men, and the warriors are actually engaged IN pni-
Ir.;t.I Statoa froona in Texas n contraction