New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04

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! 9manate from the moot incarnate fend among the
damned But Infamous il is, it finds advocate in
the Abolition press. The slaves are to be Ddiscrimi
natey slaughtered and when the last one ia siaugh-
tered, and when the Last one Is bucheed then it Is
thought the institution will cease to exist The soul
recois in horror Of the idea of an INSCRIPTIONS war
upon the Innocent and defenseless slave. The Syrian
massacre of the Christians and ali the crimes Of It's
bloody par cpants pale before the proposed atrocities
Of the Black Republicans Their masters, however,
in this in all other instances, Will be their protectors
and saviors. With this much Of their published pro-
gramme must not be surprised at any act OF threat
Us the campaign advances
SOUTHERN WAR NESs.-THe Nc,S.Orlcans Picay-
ule Of the 9Sth ult has the following grandioquent
dispatch, which shows the means to which the unscru-
pulous Secession journals resort TO keep alive the spirit
Of rebellion:
HIGHLY IMPORTANT HEws-FIGHTISG AT HARPFR5
FERRY-LIScoLYrrEs REPUIsED-TrRRIBLEF FIGHT
At HAMPToS-sIx HUNDRED LIScoLS TROOPS
KLLED AND woUNDEp-soUTHEEs loss ONLY
FIFTY.
[By the Chattanooga Line.l
NASHVILLE, May q, 1861.
a private dispatch to The Doiiy GGsett says that
Saturday fighting took place at Harpers Ferry be-
tween the Federal troops aud the Confederate forces
in which the former were repulsod. No particulars as
TO casualties are Given,
On Sunday, severe fight took place at Hampton.
near Fort Monroe. Six hundred Of tho Lincoln troops
were killed and wounded while tho Southern loss
amounted only to fifty,
On THE MIssIssuPI-Public attention was divided
yesterday between the contradictory and uusatisac-
tory reports OF engagements in EiIgnn, especially at
Sewalls Point and vague rumors OF collision some
where between Paducah and Columbus, Ky. These
rumors based upon the prospects in the future
rather than upon realities AT this writing il Is gen.
orally believed that the Cairoes have moved over TO
Columbus, KY, where, if undsturbed, they would
command the Mobile and Ohio Road, and the APP
proaches to Memphis by land. OF course, the Tennes
see troops will not rest easy under such state OF
things, and as Gen. Beauregsrd and Gen. Pillow are
in the neighbOrhoOd Of Memphis, VIC should not be
surprised if there was somebody hurt before long.
Nashville Banner, 2sth.
JACKSON OF ALExAgDRIA-THe Charleston Mer-
curry pays this tribute to the memory Of Jackson who
killed Ellsworth for tearing down the Southern flag:
War has commemorative soil Of Virginia has been
invaded and occupied by rui'an horde; and II we
mistake not the stuff of which Southern men are
made that blow has at last been struck which shall
peal ike the lightning Of heaven over the vast forest
through the millions Of burning hearts at the South
Not 80 much that Virginia has been outraged not 30
much that Alexandra has boen oyerrm; not that
Hampton Is occupied but that of those deeds OF
herom has been performed, which paints tho pages OF
history IN light bring back the days of noble chiyay
and spread glory over the escutcheon OF the Mother
State. The deed OF patriotism, performed by
Jackson has stained, for tie first time, the
Stars ard Bars" Of the Confederate flag with
bloodaud that blood worthy OF true Southern heart
tho blood Of q hero. Upon bis own hearth he fell,
arms in band dealing death 70 the lnsuter OF tat nag
one against thousand muTdefere. lie zen
hewed 10 pieces by the rabble horde Bat his spiIlt
will Gve-will live upon the ston-and, ike the bur-
ricanes of the South, will sweep from the uttermost
shores Of the Gulf to the rugged mountain peaks oil
tie North II viii over the field oil bloody battle
to come and shrek aloud for vengeance amid carnage
II -ha rush forth 10 the booming Of every cannon,
and shall CLEAN in the iaeh Of every Southern blade'
And il VIII live, too, in times to come wGen he s"se
Of battle shal have passed away, and tho of
blood shall have almost been forgotten, ne name of
Jackson shall be enshrinod in the Part Of Virginia.
AZ the name Of Jasper in South Carolina and recorded
upon the brightest pagos OF her history Hisdeath is
victory won, opd bis re-e should be inscribed in
monument. MARBLE by the tide Of Yirginiag worhiest
! sons.
! A NINE Nor BoRs TO DiE.-The name Of jackson
bss renewed it's claim to be embalmed in the memory
| Of future ages IL was worn by the daring patriot
who avenged the insult offered to the Confederate flag,
which hoated over his house at Alexandra by taking
the life OF Ellsworth, the leader OF the Ruhan Band
| who tore IL down. To ayenge the wrong, he threw
Ls life into the scale freely and deliberately sur
rendering IT, for he well knew that his fate sealed
| the moment the deed was done. Here YVES an example
worthy Of all Grecisn Of ell Roman fame. IL he has
left vito and orphan children, let his country adopt
them her own, In the spirit in which the following
| "patuOtic offer" IL made III the columns OF New
"a PATEioTld orrin.-Mr P F. witz make. public the
man rsmtd Jackson who murdered ~ killing the notorious
COZ Esworh II Jackson leit family, will subscribe 70
the amount 80 for their support II every sonthene will
1--WE ouecurh that ,moun Sh but be doing them Justice
lMissi,sippian
SOUTHERN PRUATEERISG.-The view that will be
taken of the attempt Of the Southern Rebels to ncite
foreign shipowners to engage in privateerng against
United States commerce. is well foIeshadowed in the
| following remarks from The London Volunteer Ser
rice Gosete
cit is bad enough that any nation or power pretend
ing to he civilized should encourage It's own citizens
TO epPage in privatcerng. Bnt TO enlist forignerg
citizens Of neutral States-to 60 about commission
log the scum Of the scoundrelism of the world aud
| bounding them on against men Of their own blood
| and tongue-tbi. il an atrocity which it has been
reserved for the Slave States to perpetuate. power
nation we will not call them-which Pounds itself
expressly on Slavery, and iuaugrates its birth by
the attempt to revive the custom of issuing letters OF
nargue to foreigners what part in the worlds bis
| tory are we 10 look for from such Power as this
As to those Engshrnen, if any such should be found
(which will not readily BELIEVED who may accept
commissions of this kind all say Of them IL,
| that they viii have 20 wholly mistaken their work
in this world that the sooner 1t is nd OF them the
better. We most heartily IRISH erery one Of them
| short shri0, q strong cord, AMI q jump from Tie
| yard-qrm Of The R,drest maE-gt-rar
| CEors IN THE SoUrH.-Tho Southern papers gener-
ally represent that the crops were never 70 promising
az now, but travellers tell different story james l..
Smith, refugee from Texas, tells Philadelphia PsPu
| that
All through tho South provisions arc very scarce,
and thus far the crops have by means been pronis-
! ing Through Northern Georgia and Alabama, no
rain has fallen for number If weeks and fears OF a
drOuth are beginning 10 he entertained Ihere IS no
travel on any of the railroads, except 60 far as the
TRANSFORMATION OF troops is concerned, and business Of
al kinds is completely at n stand-still.
OUTRAGE UPON NEw-foRKEk IN EiRaIN.s'-
! The Washington Star of Yesterday says a." We learn
from late resident Of Fairfax County, Virginia, the
following particulars of Of the dongs Of tie dis
union forces scattered through the country. lAft