New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

NOT worse than that Of j. Davis his CQnlederacy.
| NAV be grossly deceived by such dgns of the
times az are dscoyeG,be in aud Outide of the col
umns of the London weathercock journal OF that
name but it seems 10 me that it seems 10 capitalists
here that the American Treasury Notes, already at
per ntdiscount are butthe premoBhious patter-
Ugs Of deage of paper money that is TO sweep over
us VIII Jew Rothschilds, or Christian Barngs, or
lesser fOk Of either faith risk themselves on this
waste, thG Columbian dove with olive branch OF
peace yd coupon leaves at par in his bill not being
discervble on the hOrZOn You can respond as
well asI. Venture TO say, though, on my own
responsibility which shall not repudiate, whether
bavIe or praise be the result, that they Will not;
te7t we must look TO ourselves for the financial as
for the physical sinews of war; that we must row
our own boats that il we have not pluck enough TO
make up our minds, backs, and breeches pocket to
long pull strong pull, ard pull altogether, we
had best let ourselves be tOwed up Salt River by j.
Davis his steamers escaped from paper blockade.
Mailing time presses, and so / jump over nice
grades of transition TO another branch OF the expo
sition of English opinion American stairs. There
| lie before me four extracts from English Journals,
| of which, in the actual press OF time and space,
can reproduce here only this characteristic one,
| taken from The London Globe, apr0pos OF eur
lately adjourned Congress-
"Tbere has been just sufficient opposition 70 show two
things: that a strong esyen OF Secession remains in
Kentucky and Maryland, and that its representatives
in Congress have had fair play Mr. BreckiDrdge has
been the spokesman of the Southern Confederaey IN
the Senate and Mr. Burnett in the House. Neither OF
tbese gentlemen has been cowbded for his opinions
Il r no compliment to the Northern men to say that
| they have not behaved like Mr. Preston bfoo1i but
the fact that Mr.. Brecinridge has spoken md voted
with impunity is Of some moment, when we reflect
upon the probable fate of Northern sympaahizer-a
Wilson or Sumner, in the assemblies Of Tie South
have not time and space left nor is here press
ing need to speak of European affairs this week.
Absorbed as Your interest is in the erroneous propo-
eitions and emphatic claims Of our home revolution,
the Lesser details, and even significant DRIFTS OF
European political affairs, can hardly draw, much
less enchain, your attention. But be assured that
in this seeming Midsummer sieSta of the great
parties, none are dead, not all are even sleeping.
Meantime, note briefly these: Last SPring all
Europe was agog in anxious e1pectance OF war; not
one single pregnant question of the Eu<opean sltu-
alton has been solved from that time to thn don't
foresee, don't prophesy q sudden outbreak from
Hungary, or Venetia, or Rome, OF Turkey, OF Po-
land with the coming autumnnl frosts, but do re-
spectfuly beg to submit this questions: What SIN
! Gle strengthening plank has within the past SIX
| months been inserted into the shaky platform on
which the " European Balance of Power" and the
rest of the dance.a.diddleum conditions OF Euro
pean politics are supposed TO rest