New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

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Caro- Hatteras Is relighted-a secure hsy'n for the
Confederate States pr destroyed The blood
less snccess is rot less 70 because it In bloodles, but
then it in not either grand battle nora glorious
victory" The Navy Department, when originated
the expedition, will recover popularity; the navy
itself will lie enconragef after It's seasoh u eon''
parative iasction and obscurity.
The Confederates will have 10 look ont now ior
their seabOsrd. The towns on Albemarie oouou anu
snch places as Beaufort and Newhaven are oI no
email IMPORTANCE. railway from the forme, Guy
leads direct 10 Richmond via GoldsboroDgh Baldoh,
and Petersburg, and is connected with tho llne 10
Norfolk, 10 WILMINGTON, and Charle.tOn. ihere Is
one thing remarkable ghout the wouDded-tnel'
yonth. They vary from IL TO q, with The exception
of one man, who ia 81 years Of age, and VIII never
be more. -,
With reference TO Mr.. Cha,es proposition, when
viii 90 over to England by the same mail, prooaoiy
with some indications Of THO way In which II nts
been received and 5 working here 1t is sufficient 10
say that the appeal has not been made without con
derable debate and reluctance, the effect ON the
banks Of saving and deposit all over the States ex-
cited considerable apprehension. AN 30 far from the
actnal seats Of trade aud commerce, as well rs OF
money, that IL would be useless for me to
speculate on sub ects respecting which more
recent facts must be made known 10
Europe from Boston, but / may state that the
Government viii. be very much disappointed II the
response 20 their aDpeal IL not prompt and liberal
The real force OF the Republican party II now 10 be
tested, for the proclamation OF Gen. Fremont is
really bringing tho isgno to that which H. Tor one
believed il mnst come il the went on-a war Of
abolitou-a fight between the Northern Abolition
ists and the Southern Shareholders. How many 10
the North will stand by and seo the fight ont
Nooe will do III the South, be assured Of that.
Hitherto the South has been clad in impenetrable
amor. There has been a cot Of fteel thrown
around the peculiar institution which II was mpossi-
bio 20 pierce. The attempts reach the elavos
ms,s have all fsied-the wedge inserted by the Fed
eralists at Manassas was bent aud broken. But
Gen. Fremont is working "a the soft places; he |
is getting lis knife in between the chiDks Of the
n o. mail, and the very vitals tremble. BY /
way Of comment on this act Of the commander
of the Federali-ts in tho Mississippi Valley, the
auhoTles in Washington have resolved 10 seize
add implison any black or cOlored person
Whonl they iBd in uniform or wearing soldiers
clothes. there hundreds Of servants Of the race
in attendance or The camIs, wfO attire Themselves
in cost.oh uniforms in their harmless yatity, aud
honceforth they will be arrested. Gen. Fremont
bold proclamation Is by no means IN accordance with
kr. Secretary Camerons instruction 10 Gen. Butler
for his gaidnnce in dcaling with runaway heroes,
OF" contRbBnd, ashley were called at Fort Monroe.
As Tie SaU0AHGk Republican at least affords proof
that there exists q desire in the South among come
people make slaves oI the Federsst pTI Oners, IL
nsv be ns gnei what the nature If the contest will
be- if tho truculents both sides have their way.
The paper alluded 10 recommends the CO1federnte
Government 10 hire out the Yankee prisoners, ana
tue sllttb llidt nc hiOhe y llLllitF
wants 100 Of them 70 work or lie dams; be wishes
to lind out if the North is right in saying that tho
work can be done by while labor. The answer Is
coming from Cairo and St. Louisi for the Alissis.
sippi eXpeditionary force viii be ready By tie end
OF ibis month, and must produce the most important
result IN the course Of this war If it be not destroyed
Gen Pillow on one side aud Gen. Preltiss on the
other have gone forth into the outer darkness with
large armies, and are lighting, perhaps, tremendous
baitles, but we know nothing al all OF their move
Hents here. Il
The appointment Of Capt. Foote TO the command
Of the steam aad guuboai aoas on, or 10 he on the
Western rivers Is proof Of the desire OF tho GOV
enmen to put forth IL greatest power ana resources
in that direction. lie 10 able ard experienced II
sesnlaD, well known 10 many Of our differs who
have me, hin on the coast Of Africa OF ia the Chi
nese Seas and be IL at once cautious and bold. So
far can Judge, he does net apprehend mach dam
age from The riiemen the bauks or gharpshpotCTs
concealed in the dense forests which line both rides
OF the rivers FOR much Of their course. His yes3eE
will Le protected by mantlets, aud no trusts 70 shell
and shrlpnel 10 clear bis front cnd ank IT the
columns moving Down on shore not sufficient TO
prevent in all cases pariss Of the enemy creeping 10
between the roads and Tho bapks b annoy bim.
There is apparent lack Of yRor on the part Ut the
COnfocefut's az present,
Nr. Davis is said 70 he suffering from fever at
Richmond 1 would like 70 know any one who is
40. suffering from fever in Washington Nature
he's made tEis lovely country, hu. she has also es
tablished line fever system, and II Csnbot be en-
Dyed without qCniue. When last [ saw Mr.. Da-
viz, he was recovering from ar'sck Of ,icdouleu
Teux, TO Which he Is subject, and Its aeonies have
been great that be has lost The j hi Of eye,
was assured, in consequence. lie is slight, spare
laau who did not appear 30 mo capable VI Ictistug
violent direase There are those who think tho
Southern COnfedCIacE depends On his lie alone.
They wiQhi have been Tis6t az one uEe. DO not i
link they are go at present; for although Mr..
Toombs Mr.. Benjamin, or any other civilian might
Be unable 10 take his place, tie military leaders
wnud afford ample materials for such President
the South dcsTos at present. There 10 report that
AIf John Slide Of New-0rleaus is abost going as
a Commissioner 20 Europe. How he is TO get there
is not 20 obvious; for the Government would give
GOOD deal 70 seize upon srch an able ard dangerous
man. The system of surveillance is now
and n riav well be, when there are 30
many poy.ns disafecied to Government in the
l.iLgt Of tie Northern States. took occasion TO
Observe time sgo that, on going into the Post
Oihc g. 1 was surprised TO fiud gentleman whom
had reason TO regard Secessi0ust IN the inner
ofce engaged in sorting letters 20 forward 10 hs
Southern friends and that, TOO within few feet
OF Mr. Blair, the PostnastcrGoneral, Of the s0hgrc
asYi ofAbohiooiSm. The American papers, taking I
nio az gied de Ia itrC have proved tina, Mr. Blair
was not within few feet Of the gentleman in ques-
tion What meant was, that within the building {
presided over by Mr Blair, In which his oihce was,
and separated from him by only few feet, was q
gentleman OF different ways Of thinking, engaged In
giving comfort 70 the enemies of Mt Blair's Gov
ernmeat and principles. IL Is only justice TO the
gentleman In queeiion 10 aud that he had the
permiss'on Of the authorities 10 pick ols those
letters for his Southern friends, ia l am since
and that he wss not engaged In any II
clandes tins proceeding. Some time after raw him
however hs wife was taken into custody for trea-
soaable practices, snd etiIl remains prisoner. Two
Are. occurred In the neghboroood Of the house in
which she and another lady are in custody Oh Sun
day tight and It Is suggested by come jcious cir
that they were the work of incsndsries