New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08


grew rich. /, never supported Philadelphia aud asst
is only fourth OF all our eAaftinS '""e All.
sonald thing 10 make US rich. Gu the contrary ,1
city would De in niiely Letter Oh II pau TO-
a dollar Of the soatl ern trade. While CONN., eoo VIZ
keeps up 10 a respectable figure INC A'""
m, nav aod the lnw ., ice Of labor q u"'e'>'o a
ilra;,o ca,;,sts 10 continue boiLnns new h'u'eS'
| A,,,oe uou,ber Of permits was issued Let V",N'
IT, h,,s.s arc nat wanted how but they VIII DC
.er, ,oug This incubus Of Vebelon Is not 10 DC y
,.r,o.,.ncv Time and as1fn has real estate IN NV
80 .,,L Inns, ont Of righa, fulniog thousands Who
,,,,ea t be c,ught VITA ncumbered properties on
,h,, hands but 1t regularly back Ia, and even
,,s-r far b,vond ita old values. Ato her feuson Of
ro,e,arv famine is upon us bul il will lot be OF seven
,.ears' duration. Yet the old experiences viii un-
Snbedly be realized here and elsewhere lncsmbered
estates must pas OWNERS leaving thousands Of
rrner ones destitute. Then viii come recovery, the
c, Gle euricbing the buyer and mpoveTisbpg me seller
Ii has been the unvarying effect of the policy forced
the people by the Slave Power for forty ,ers past
70 the rich richer, and The pour poorer. IL now
has tie nation oRce aore between the upper and &c
neither uillsope. But this time it will iail 10 grind
the Nortb To powder We may be crack ed and broken
but crushing our ght IL impossbe. IL is tho South
pul'erized.
Pr vsieers will do well TO give Delaware Bay wide
BERTH as there is a. ually cutter erus
ing aud fro for tie protection Of some 5000 COO rs
thai arrive here monthly She has the tremeudou, bat
terry 4 one gun snd her name il ia Dobbin. Well we
to be thankful Tor small fsvors Ills is said
to have been granted by the Treasury Department.
But Wien We come depend on Ourselves, tie care Is
- a. m. A a. i n
ten e,dments have been ant from Pennsy lvsuia be-
side o.e which cave ,ls week. In AID zion We have
almost ready full ielment OF cavalry ,another Of ati-
ery twelve Of infantry, and fourteen otheIs accei
by tie Go,trom,nt 10 replace tie thrc, -nopIhs men,
making altogether - l. men. To 1. must be added
a. $50 alreny furnsl ed for three years ana enlist
meDts IN otler States, and TIE total IA 5l,SOJ But
wien the In call wis III de for three months men, .
State ,ulriIed 1880 or a grand total within Elk
months .f n go. All tie la-t recruited are II better
cass Of tolders than those first rent. They better
clothed eqaipIod, lind quue rs we'll disciplined. tn.
cannon taken Washington by those now there, num-
bers As pieces much Of woicb red, Ranging fir IN
up 70 32-pounders. A large number os guns viii be
,.k.n by those regiments which aye To follow. Penn.
syly.nia almost ia state Of nature when The war
began, M regarded uiitrry PREPARATION; but che Ms
| quickly tfkPn
Organized. Look vt our Navy Yard activity. Only
four weeks sgo the keel Of the sloop of Tuscao
WE laid yet rhe il now ne ry read. for snncl ing.
NJ sini ar vessel bulk in This ~ in the
Ellie Lref ,erioJ Her engines are being hurried IN
the same rapid manner. Meautme The recruiting u
tom are furnishing marines in abundance, who are
G instantly under drill. O,ber vesses being actively
overbauled fitted for sea and of with especial
=. u. l. ,at AZ,
The army-worm is making havoc among tie grain
fields Of some portions OF New Jerrey. Stalks from
corn field IL winch ttcy have been feedngshave been
brought here for exhibition among wbe only know
this eneioy by bearsay they afford terrible evidences
Of it's dest uciiveness. Ore fact in this nyasion IL
markab,e-lhe worm appeared immediately after u
hill storm which fell in certain townships i'll Somerset
unity. In that region il lie eating every thing mp.
All kncs Of gr,rs aud raiu fall before IT, and no eura-
tive has YET been drco, ered
Mai Semmer, the hero Of Fort Piekons, has been
invited 10 command tie Illinois Douglas Brigade. aud
will accept, II TIE proposal shall be approved ii Wash
inglon.
It is believed that no election will be bad To MI the
vact.ncy of Assistant Bishop, oecasoned by the death
OF B.sbop Bowman. TIE health Of Bishop Potter bss
90 much improved as to render il at present
tary.
Our neighbors in New-Jerey are complaining of the
intense hot weather and drnulb. There Las been no
good soaking rain for weeks, apd and potatoes
suffering.
The 5 ock Board is looking up again. Several good
divid pds have been made this month, quite up TO
former times The virtual repeal OF the Sab Treasury
law 10 working good. The banks doing little
elre than renewing paper. The coal trade Keeps up
astonsbngly
A concerted effort il making by our merchants and
busiuets nen TO throw the GiIIy Ward politicians over
board aud nominate for coming election with.
out reference ~ party ties am inclined 10 think il
will succeed this time.
Our citizens freely uniting IN a paper addressed
10 General Scott expressive Of their ed MI
deDce in his pludeice patriotism and military judg-
meDt.
Tomas j. Armstrong, q young man convicted II
numbering bSs friend m order rob him OF $40 will
b. executed within the walls If Moy an.enSing prison,
On Ffid.y next.
Cannon aud cavalry continually going South
through and froa this city, Very lale parade Of cir
Departure trapst is mnde in ne0 spapers, lei her
do look for any important military movement nile
the hot weather coniinues.
THE CIVIL WAR I'm AMERICA.