New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11
ROM PROTECTION.
The following il the official statement Of the amount
of sugar imported into this country from 1851 TO 1900
hs1.ll4.8O


Total ten year..... s2O5 OF 800 s57lI48Oo
The Sugar crop Of Louisiana last year valued at
s2i, 9Ss, 900. The average for i've years has been
s17, 100000.
So we have paid nearly eco OOO 900 duties on Sugar
for the protection Of the planters Of LoGisana during
the last ten years This is the greatest Of the horrible
expressions of the General Government which the
Delta State has resented by Withdrawing from the
Union.
PENSACOLA AND THE MAILS.
The Pensacola Navy Yard ia about six miles by wa
ter-seven or eight BY land-from the town Of Pensa
cola Immediately djscen TO the walls Of the Navy
Yard the convenience of mechanics laborers and other
civilians employed by the Government, as well as the
traders and pkeepers who cater OF their wants has
caused the Swinging ub of two vIlages-one on each
side-to which the names Warrington and Woolsey
have been given, called after two Commodores IN
the Navy, both now deceased The letters and other
mail-maiter heretofore sent 10 Pensacola now 90 10
Warrington-no very great loss of privilege.
THE rSE BEING MADE or THE PEACE CONGRESS.
The Washington correspondent Of The Charleston
Mercury writes Of that most suPeriuous Peace Con-
gress:
b 3eofbT y Ike STAY l na saes To
prepare the way for this practical and deslrabe
measure they will, Of course recommend that all the
States shah declare against coercion OF any semi.
coercion and that the Federal Government shall
not interfere with the seeding States in any meas
ures that the latter may adopt IN regard to reye-
this Peace Congress is expected TO recommend to
all the States the call of National Convention
which will provide for the peaceful separa-
ton Of the Staes by mutual recognition, and fair
division of the Federal property and Federal debts
The South might, after uniting, under new Confed-
eracy treat the dsorganzed and demoralized Northern
States A insurgents, and deny them recognition But
If peaceful division ensues the South, after taking the
Federal capital and archives and being recognized by
all foreign powers the GorcrRmegt de tac0 can If
they see proper recognize the Northern Confederacy
or Confcderacies and enter into treaty stipnhtions
with them Were this not done, il would be difficult
for the Northern States TO take place among nations,
and their flag would not be respected nor recognized
PARSON BROWNLOwS PRAYER.
Parson Brownow issues the following form Of pray
or which he asks the local preachers OF East Tennes
see 10 use while the country is In its present peril IL
NAV be open TO criticism but nobody say that it is
notexplic and straightforward;
" Almighty God, Our Heavenly Father, in whose
hands are the hearts of men and the issues Of events
not mixed up with locofocoism, rendered offensive
in Thy sight by being identified with Of corrupt
minds evil designs, and damuable purposes, such as
seeking 10 upturn the best form Of Government on
earth. Thou hast graciously promised TO hear the
prayers of those who in humble spirit, and with true
fah-such seccsStoRist can bring into eXercse-
call upon Thee BE pleased we beseech Thee, favor
ably TO look upon and bless the Union Of this COM
monweah and sustain them in their praiseworthy
efforts TO perpeuate this Government, and under II the
institutions of our holy religion. Possess their minds
with The spirit of true patriotism, enghted wisdom,
and of perseyeIing hostility toward those traitors, p0
lical gamblers and selfish demagOgues who are seek
ing 10 build IN miserable SOdthem COuiederacy, and
under il TO inaugurate reading Of the Ten Com
mandments to teach that the ch'J ead 81 man rs
niger In these DAYS OF trouble and perpexity,
give the common people grace 10 perceive the right
path, which, Thou knowest leads from the camps OF
Southern mad.caIs and Northern fanatics and enable
them steadiastly 10 walk therein
50 strengthen the common masses, . Lord and
direct them, that they, being hindered neither by
the fear Of rceaters by the love OF the corrupt
men in power, by bribery nor by an oyercharge
of mean whisky by any other Democr0tlc passion
but being mindful Of Thy constant suPerntendence OF
the awful majesty of Thy righteousness OF Thy hatred
OF a corrupt Democracy and is prohigae leaders, and
OF "A strict account they must hereafter give TO Thee
they may in COUNSEL word and deed, aim sup-emely al
the fuiment Of their duty, which If 10 talk, vote and
pray against the wicked leaders Of Abollonism, and
the equally ungody advocates of Secessionim Grant
that those of Thy prOiessed ministers who are mixed
ny with modern Democracy, and have become 20 har-
dened in sin openly to advocate the vile delusion
may speedily abandon their HRminlsteTal habits 60
over 10 the cause of the Devil that their position may
least be unequiyoca and that they may thereby ad
vance the welfare Of the country And grant that
these freeaters may soon run their race, that the
of this world may be peaceaby ordered, by
Thy superintendence that Thy church and Thy whole
people irrespective of secs, may joyfuly Thee
in all godly quetness, through Jesus Christ Lord
Amen J"
PARALLEL CASE.
While reading Mr. Crittendens proposed coBprona-
ise, was reminded of q compromise proposed by
jew 60 Christian by which their religious differences
were 10 be once and forever composed.
The seems to be exactly in point, that hope
yon will give it publicity:
Article l. The Christian shall submit to the rte or ee"
cision.' ,,.,r M,
Unity Of the impostor called Jesus ,,
II WILL no doubt surprise those who signed the mon
ster petition the other day TO learn that the Christian
declined 10 surrender for the sake OF peace
such trifing particulars. A.
Even Mexico, Nicaragua San Salvador, and Cuba
the MOI United States Alas, that we should have fallen
20 low.