New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-04

| can reach mortal ear. Where Bel and Everett I
Let their followers who went in screaming for the
enforct nent Of the laws make answer II they cau
Where Douglas Not even squat like toad but
down upon his belly. The poets have taken him in
hand. They say;
We buried him dsrkly at dead Of night,
The sod: with . .pisis.,11, s,,1 ah. tgrninsi
And the Wide-Awake torches burning
No useless coffin inciosed bis breast,
But IN Kansas bills" we wound him, lI
And he lay like posum taking his rest,
With the eotton-bslss around him.
We looked, a. we followed his marrow bed,
And thought we could then d.siver ,,rr
How the Black Bepublican. would tread DER his hesd'
And we fsr sway mp sst hivsr
Our banks are shaping matters for a resumption
of cash payments as the Legislature meets, increas-
ing coin and reducing loans Five of them sre
ready now. There are foul birds in the lobby at
Harrisburg. who anticipate plumber from the banks
for having forfeited their charter by suspension.
But black mailing will be resolutey resisted The
country banks avOw determination to go forthwith
into liauidaion if hostile legislation is resorted to-
1t is believed now that, if our banks had taken
course similar to yours, suspension might nave been
avoided In the next crisis it Will probably be I'm.
itated Your example has been closely watched
here and has now secured the favorable Judgment OF
most of our money kings, Notwithstanding your IN
penious lodges to avoid payment in coin outright
One of the anomalies of the times is the persistent
frmncss Of 30 many securities at the STOCK board.
In spite Of the apparent crumbIng at washington,
stocks have been steadily rising in price, showing
that public confidence in the duration OF the Union
has never been hopelessly shaken. Money, too,
grows easier every week. Indeed the feeling among
Ms is that bottom has been touched and that let the
wheel turn which way it may, we are sure togo up.
Memorials to the Legislature are being carried
round for signature, by men who are paid 80 mucn
per hundred names they may obtain, praying for the
repeal of our Personal Liberty law. L have known
these bOrers to solicit young boys 10 sign them, the
boys aforesaid refusing at that The citizens gen.
orally refuse. They know their own t0wnsnen are
being daily lynched at the South and sent home.
You have published the particular 0utrages on two
of them. Making concessions to this bloody code is
a thing our citizens utterly refuse. Defiance not
compromise is the word with them. Hence the
borers aforesaid do not meet with any tremendous
success in obtaining signatures to memorials imply
ing backing down. Three carpenters also came
home last week lynched even worse than the couple
above, each being also robbed Of trunk and tool
chest. Over in New-Jersey We learn that many
from that State who have been living in Virginia for
years raising early vegetables for Northern markets.
have come home rather than undergo compulsory
drill among the Minute Men. The latter require
them TO drill two days in the week, and stand guard
one night or pay fine heavier than their whole
wages. They soy no early truck VIII DC sent NORM
from Virginia xt Spring.
There was a dashng wedding here last week
among the mh0nares and diplomats. Mr.. Bergh-
mans, Secretary to the Belgian Legation at Wash
neton. was married to Miss Lilly, daughter OF
Mr. Charles Manchester, Of our financial mag
mates. The marriage ceremony was performed ac-
corling TO both Protestant and Catholic faith, seven
bridesmaids and as many grOOnsmen assisting Inc
latter were all members Of the diplomatic corps.
Tie dresses, trousseau presents, supper, wines,
and conviyalities are described as of the choicest
description, touching which, particulars hereafter
The times have seBslbly affected the forelgn lm-
ports of this city during the past year. OF hides
30 600 less have been received Of lead 1000 piss
while the whole receipt Of foreign and domestic has
fallen from i6 It0 to 90 30a In coffee the import
has sunk from 204 $50 to ll2,777 bags. In sugar,
| there has been a small increase but in naval stores
the receipts have diminished one-half. Cotton is
some 900 bales less than last year. though BY rail-
road the increase ia l6 1874 bales all which increase
came by Pennsylvania Railroad from Pittsburgh.
During last year, 2,6l7 buildings have been erected,
! against 2, 1874 the year before.
The frauds uncovered in counting the ballots be-
| tween Butler aud Lehman, for Congress, surprise
| no one MoyamensiDg never voted without there
being huge swindle practced. These develop
ments confirm oil that Mr.. Butler contended for;
but even now, Mr.. Lehman does not seem inclined
| to yacate.