New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

ing that single bank in this city proposes to
take one million; but that is their old game OF
brag They are certainly working industriousy
to make the bonds saleable. They are still ad-
vertised very extensively and e1travagantly pulled
by the newspapers. In this State, a. have pre-
viously written, they are exempted from taxation.
Tn the States where the banks have suspended
specie payments the Secretary of the Treasury
asks them to redeem in gold, all Of their paper
which may be paid for these bonds. These mea-
sures the unusually high rate of interest, and
patriotic considerations are relied upon to
make the people swallow them. BY the way,
notice that the Montgomery correspondent of The
Charleston Mercury charges me with representing,
in my letter of the 18th ult., that these bonds
were already in the market. l made no asscr.
ton of the kind, but alluded to them distinctly
az not yet offered. Therefore, o Secession
brother of the quill, all your moralizing about
"perverting the truth" however sound, is inap.
plcebe.
It is vouchsafed to few mortals to know, be-
fore death, what their associates really think of
them; but an instance which occurred to.your
correspondent the other night, impresses him as
too good to keep. was chatting in the Office Of
the st. Charles with Secession frieDd-a very
prominent man in the movement-when converse
ton turned upon the peculiar Southern method
of lynching people, becau,e they don't happen to
agree with the majority upon the Slavery ques-
ton. He secuted the idea Gas if / didn't know
betterD that moderate, gentlemanly Republican
would not be safe in this city. However," he
added, "there arc three men whose safety /
wouldn't guarantee here"
"Who are theyl"
Governor Dennison Of Ohio is one. Since
he refused to return that slaye to Kentucky, /
don't think he would be permitted TO stay in
New-Orleans. l should oppose it all events.
Then there is Andy johnson Of Tennessee. But
for him, believe we would have had Ten
nessee and Kentucky with u.s. He would be ut
least liable to insult here"
"And the third y
"Some Internal scoundre who is writing
abusive letters to The TRIBUNE about US"
"Is it possible 7"
::Yes, Sir, he has been at it for more than
month"
Have you no suspicion who he isl
Some think it is Kentuckian engaged in
the cattle trade; but suspect it to be a man
employed On The Pieayuns. We are keeping
q sharp eye on both. II we do catch him, l
don't think he'll write many more letters"
1 yentured to plead little for the Governor
l.t ia NTH my
friend that the audaciOus scribbler ought TO be
suppressed. 1t struck me one of those cases
in which acquescence was the better part of
valor. But when you do catch him Colonel, will
you be good enough 10 let me know
You will zee by the subjoined intelligence from
Fort Pickens (up to the 9th inst tina. the men
are greatly dissatisfied at hard work, reduced
wages, and no money.
There considerable murmurns smonr the mechanics :. The
for the three months q. vel a. Tor N. .sa,sd , M
They have been diving services the iih Of January
Confederate F,a;e In on,itiDs guns mounting can
tir absolutely and have not been p'i hen amt
lies have been .lusd in their .oPphs and ,h S, .' ., ,ss
at their Economy truly eomDendAhis /" wen
in individuals, yet think that Justice should be- pHeiireds :.
well a. economy hope and that the udciousD..s q
few msy not tend to 6ng ,he ees'oT m''sl.en' mo
and patriotic hody all mes espou'cd tho eAu-
and Il would be crying shame TO have the acts Of few nen
who are unknown by the position they occupy esr
the Of age cities by iho conesirg that the s,
ceton eaaers hsd such object In view - the tang down
their ags which make impossible for with isf
lie To I've wish President Dayis, the Secretary OF Wa OF
whoever 4 the proper person redress the gould tho
Ierey this false step which 20 do moe
injury Southern thn the niofcng OF foit fk
ems This morning nesy employed gut ~orf When
the wages announced at the bell pos,eaIpen,e'
cbin bsrksmhs and all others 81 Per day and rso9;
Trust this Of Affairs may be OF 'hor' duration
Mr.. Yapccy and Judge Rost, the European
Commissioners, were at Havana on the 4th inst,
enjoying the Inequalities of Mr.. Crawford, the
British Consul General. The True Delta has q
letter from Havana correspondent, who is ut
terly inconsoable on this point, and sets forth
his grievances thus:
every Official Of Nr Crawford faithful servant OF hi.
country In Cuba anagonsc To the Institutions and he utter
South and this Confederate states Of America Every
incident which esponsg. could develop th might be tortured
into prejudice rsanst people ~ the South has been reported
10 hi. Government By Mr. CTavfod-chItz for himself snd
making the ba speeches for Lord John Russell aud Others
A. IN dsbste nth February House Of Commons where fhcs
were 40 that Truth could longer associate th then
and this gentleman Is elected do agreeable and 10 court
e attention for the lusrous Commissioned"
FROM MARYLAND.