New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

By Wuti.r Hov,Kp Ru,,ELI Ill. D. Bsrri.,er Law the
spe .iai Coue.pondep, Of TIE London 7'mo.
FACTS AND OPINIONS IN REGARD TO NORTH AND
SOUTH.
NosTGoAERr. May 8, 1861
Although have written two letter. since my arrival
at Charleston have not been able to give account
of many things which have under my notice. aud
which appeared TO be noteworthy; AID now that am
fairly on my travels once more ii seems only too prob
able that | shall be obliged TO pass them over alto
c,ther The roaring fire of the revolution 10 fast
sweeping over the prsliri,s and one must fly before it
or burn. am obliged to all that can be seen Of tie
South nj once and then armed with such safeguards
ns can procure 20 make in effort to my
nucatios Bridges broken, rails torn up t-legrapts
pulled dowl-I quite in the air, and cir cnarged
with powder aud fire.
OLe # the mo,t extraordinary books in the world
could be made out Of the cuttings and Earrings OF The
newspapeTs hch have been published wlttsn TIE lat
few days. The judgments, statements asseveralions
OF the press every where necessarily hssy is-ered,
and of hand do not al ire 10 heneial exit
euce here They are OF use II they serve the purpose
OF the moment and If the little boys " no commence
their childhood ia deceit and continue to adolescence
in inilrity by giving vocal utterance To the tenta-
ton headings in the Journals they retail 20 fnaTLy
gnd curty. Talk Of tie superstition Of the Middle
Ages or OF the creduty OF the more advanced periods
OF rural life; laugh ut the Holy Coat Of Treve., or
gruan over the Lady Of Salete deplore the faith IN
wuking pictures or in a cOmmutque of the MohitenTi
uor,lLe the superstition which discovers more In
the liqne'ac,i0n of the ichor OF st. Gennaro than
chen ial trick but if you desire 10 understand how
far faith can see aud trust among the peoIl who
coufider themselves the most civilized and inelh-
gent in tie world you will study the American
journals aid read the telegrans which appear In
them. Que day the 9TH New-York Regiment is de-
stroyed for the edca,on Of the South, and u cut up
into such email pieces that none o It LIS ever een alter
ward. The next day /, marches into Washington or
ANNAPOLIS all tue better for the process. Another IN
order 10 encourage the North it is said that hecatombs
of dead carried of Fort Moultrie, packed up
for easy travelling ia boxes. Again, to irriaie both,
il is credbly stated that Lord Lyons Is going 20 inter
fere or that Anglo French feet 10 coming TO watch
the ports, and 90 on through wild play Of fancy,
inexact in line though the batteries were charged
with the borealis Summer lightning, instead
OF the respectable, steady, manageable offspring OF
arid and metal, to whose said department we are
accustomed ut Q moderate price for entrance. Az s
each other of fasehood perfdy oppression,
and local tyranny and persecution. "Maduess rules
the hour"
II was only Cay or two ago took up local jour.
psl Of considerable inHuehcerln which were two para
gru hs which struck being inexpresibly sbsard.
In the first it stated that gentensn who had ex.
pressed strong Southern sentiments In kew-fork
hotel had been mObbed and thrown into the street,
und the writer iuduged in some fitting reflections
the horrible persecution which prevail cd 10 Newiork,
and on the strolty Of such tyrannical sss
in civilized community. In another column there
Wa pleasant little narrative bow citizens Of Ielks,
In Georgia had waited on certain person, who was
"suspseted Of entertaining Northern views, and had