New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

....,r,, Z, raise tho cry Of peace. Ihe Hioh.' -
no,olas seem TO be true 10 man. IL Il one u Wv
e-s tis sfuqele that tue BTeckini1dgers nave ho |
- 1Eeir tratorous sheets died out monl1s ago. |
- .rdeysop's cannon killed them ALL aud an!
nsners of that sort will do mighty hue goou
- Tba only Democratic sheet IS nr' fofiiey r |
- ,bat s battling powerfully for the. OeVefhuen''
=, ,suresspts the Donglas wing winch cannot oe
sorno,od into The support of treason. Neither mas
sIe Bell Tarty an organ, yet it's beng organ ~
ma If the wards, and struts III advertisements
rbougb most pitiable cripple. 1t Will P1oOaOy u"N0
a. Issn oasp upon a ticket 70 be concocted III some
.-,,sbop. Then comes be Independent movement .!
L;cb all dyereepcies are to be h4rmonized. Onewouiu
,bink that when il clearly that this could 10, DC
Jone II would be abandoned, if the public gooa were
all Il contemplated But not so-it goes hoooHI y" ~
;sown w1y rot likely to be of USE bat cei'an 70 10
4nischief There is no Mayor to elect ou' man!
city officers, chief among all being toe Ju'soS'
fesred this movement is selfish one, ana 'houeI ia
,pon its face. vet as il has been orgamled .! an oiu
,a,ty hack who has rung 10 many Innocent People "
ssrcon his d,inqs outsiders likely to be deceived
yr1 "a ,n be- third in ibe field, the fourth by CON-
,nlon being that Of tic great Peoples Party. These
sre r,ere foreshadowng- from present Appearances
What shane thew msy put hereafter no one can say,
e;ber would il be useful speculate upon results IRON
.reroses so indefinite. Bat nothing could be more
norifying than to see tie vast majority now hearty
sn their determination 10 see rebellion put oo"h'
Irit.ng away its power for good by dividing into
tloues that must only result 10 evil. This practice oi
slecting our Judges by the people is an unnitigaed
syi giving us worse men than formerly, WI the ad-
itional feature Of sealing political psrsanihp directly
op the Bench. Once there, the struggle is TO stay
shere; and now when the nation calls for sod ranks
ahe personal contest comes adm widening breach
already wide enough.
There is much emigration to the West from this city,
The people are evidently scattering preparatory TO
Winter Some, with staff in hand and with pockets
poorly lined are leaving on foot, intending TO knock
at every door for employment until they obtain II, II
She journey should carry tIem TO Minnesota Others,
equally wise but little better Off are leaving by rail-
Some Of these adveDturers have written back TO their
friends that they have found good situations among the
farmers, and that Others can be had on application.
Thus every city population is scattered by monetary
crisis Such has ever been its fruis with u.s. and such
will they be now. There are too many Of us crowded
up within city limits, siandog idle III the maikePace
with no nan 10 hire US. Thousands Of us must emf
grate The sooner we begin TO move the sooner we
shall be better of.
It appears tlat The alleged British ship ParAhiu
which was condemned prize and sold here last
week for g. ,400 in reality owned 10y Americans.
Another alleged British vessel, the Herald, also sent
here dscloses smother swinde Of the same kind Lord
Lyons demanded her reease, which was mace out ana
sent here but in the inevsl the vessel arrived and
went into The hands Of authorities. LORD Lyons
demonstrated with Mr. Seward, who again ordered her
delivered to her Breh owners. But before the order
reached here authorizes discovered that her own
ere were American, and that when captured she was
actually under orders TO the blockade Of Charles
ton. On learning these facts, Mr. Seward withdrew
the order TO release and directed the vessel to be held
subject to the decision of our Prize Court
Two fugitive chattels from Virginia went through
here last week. They cay all the negroes now want
is for our Government t. arm them. Let such fact
90 once generally knownthe willingness Of the Com
rnandiDg oenoal receive, uud drill 1vH'Snd
he can have, amos, Immediately more mcmillan Davis
hss or can ever muster. They longing to be per-
nitted 10 Eight for freedom. They fully understand the
nature Of the contest going Many of them have
an idea that Fremonts true mission to berae them,
and bis appointment has had wonderful effect upon
them. These two did not know exactly where lie ia,
out they cay that should he appear in Virginia. he
blacks will flock to bin IN droves. What pOwerfor
good is concentrated in that mans name.
The late General Lyon was well known here. He
leaves brothers and sister, but wife, His devotion
60 bis courtry's service alone induced him 10 remain
unmarried as he said he thus had es TO limit bis
m0vements or to Lad him TO avoid risk retponsi-
birty. lie used to say wi speaking this subject,
that he went into battle uneubanassed by anxietes
for wife or children, with the satisfaction that II be
cell lie had created 10 such domestic circle 10 weep
over him. His whole heart sweed with the loftiest
aspirations for bis country. In pecuniary matters lie
was most generous especially to his soldiers and their
families, with whom lie was extremely popular.
What little he saved from bis pay remitted to
relative IN New-York, by whom it was invested. lie
had saved hut little. Poor Lyons devoted patriotism
as remarkable bis ability aud courage.
We cannot shut our eyes 10 the magnitude Of the
war preparations going on amoug us Our newspa-
pers have clipped the wings Of reporters and CORE
spOndents for some of them who got up sensation dis
patches which occasioned infinite mischief. The bus.
uess public also took the nuisance in bond ard have
resolved to cut advertising in such as offend by re-
veang military facts that ought TO be kept secret
The resolve has done good, can afford to lose
advertising now. In general terms, it nay be said
that there Is an almost uninterrupted transit Of for
nidabe forces by rail and water TO Washington Two
OF the new gunbOats have been lasnched here, and
they are not only beautiful but very powerful vessels.
Al the NsvyYsrd there s no let up, neither at the
Anenals. The order to hurry to Washington all po.-
tions Of regiments las created tremendous buale,
and viii be met by the dispatch Of thousands from this
Sity alcne. The new enlistment regulations operate
admirably, mastering in succeeding Immediately TO
enrolment, and then the dnll, with no dling around
saverps.
Tha - IL, I.