New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

,,.-;co Ue,nuhiaus BisahCrt'ou
go. Confederate Omocrs-Eearins
..,S;t;on OF ,seamre yards Army
fem Our Special Cores ond'n'' ,,,,e,
ms,,.ul,. Tenn " ejoe.day niglt June IL l,62
Tho late Mira Secession City Of Memphis contR-
oe.ouiet and lie people seem to DC more and more
danced to accept the condition that the fortunes Oh
war have assigned them
No one .as tie least apprehension Of disturbance
and We hear nothing offensive in cur daily walls
through the city. though politics a'o The fa'o'''
themes Of the public, as they always nave Dee" 80
the Save States.
THE CAPTURED STEtMtf>'
H.. rs, Of boats falling into our POSSESSION
,l,c increase. In addition ~ the x. H. W .hii'
N,y.N,.fio1al. Acacia KENNEDY, Victoria, ana ihe
t,-. uork L. Cheeks, q boat was found IN Noi'
y}i,.r ,s,tordav. and another the Gen. Pr.ce, was
brorobt no Lere and voluntarily snrrenderei 10 ihe
EafiSnal authorities. IN order had been gwen
70 the officers Of the Price TO burn her, oul tAey Pc
feued 90 gave her up
Loo here sre on their way 70 The CITY with the dis,
.cr NJ sgrrendcring themselvss, prtiernng to pass
INTO mon hands 20 applying the ncendlary torch.
UNION GUNBOAT EXPEDITION.
An expedition Of several guD5oats and rams, II Is
s.id ,siil leave here Tomorrow Tor the White River
fr tha rrpose Of capturing the Rebel boats believed
70 have gone up there IN numbers during the Hart
Two or three months. How long they VIII remain
a sent II uncertain, though they are PROVIDED "iln
days r9tiOns.
FURTHER DEvFI OPSiENT OF UNION FEELING.
During the past two or three days, have bad fire.
Q,ent 1Versations with citizens, some OF mem i
sives Oi Tennessee, and others residents here Tor
yeais SUI they so lar 20 confirm my preVlonsiy-eA,
,,ressed opiiions that Menj HE has been redeemed
rom lar worse tyranpy than the National Govern
uucut voslo or could have imposed upon them, even
bad the representations OF tie secession journals
ha4r correct frey are almost ulanEOns IN the
oreicn thai the Cobscriyt;on act and the dosruc-
zion Of cotton. sugar, and tobacco ordered by The
Jsd H. Wis dynasty have proved suicidal 70 the
Rebel cause having ahenat,G from II both the poor
9na tre wealthy classes.
'usAITuRS' TO TIE SOUTHERN CAUSE.
number Of citizens have endesyored TO secrete
cotton and sugar 10 prevent It's seizure by the Sc
cc.sior military au bortes ont they We're TAR from
suclessl though had we arrived two or three days
before We Gld, We should have preserved 10 'he
owpers a large quantity of the Southern staples.
aer in tue same business who uRd taken this method
OF Swing their property, would quarrel, and, M
sormirg upou would rum each oiher by exporure.
Al leas, twenty parties who thought themselves
wealth q week ago. arr now Almost pennliess.
some tuo months ago, DR.. Park, q residen. OF
Meinpl e. but native of Canada purchased
81 OOo worth Of snga; believing that his position
ss British subject would prevent tie Rebel au-
thorities from depriying him of his property They
though h8 put forth his plea Of British bir,hrgt, he
was informed he su iect 10 lie saIne laws hat
governed Tenuesseesns and lie sugar departed from
6iln forever.
The DESTRUCTION OF SOUTHERN STAPLES
The Southern papers have Tor some tiue been
telling rs that the planters IN The Gulf States were
proud 70 sacrifice their cotton, and sugar, and mo-
lesses 10 tl,~ epnt Of Confederate lndepenoen ana
have euoGIed th0ge nOrie martyrs TO the skies 10Y
their glorious disinteTestedness.
f~Nf IL ia | "A trQFTNQrtlN
sources That tie planters submitted % the destrnc-
ton Of their property from compulsIOn and that
they d.testec aid still detest the tyranny that In
povelisbed them.
AS M instance planter living some twenty miles
heuce had all Lis cotton, valued al $1,000 de-
stroyee for TIE benefit Of the - Confe3eracy,' and
he ID this day one Of it. most bitter opponents, ana
lives he eays with the Assurance OF seeing 1t en-
tirely Ove.llrown "a revenge for tie rolarable
injury Il LAS 80 w;ntony and 10 unwisely infected
upon him.
The planter was in the city and witnessed the
gunbost fight AM delighted with It's result (;
deols'iug hc lei aid by the destruction OF the
Rebel fleet ioI all his losses.
PSEUDO SECESSIONISTs.
Many Of the most blatept Secessionsts are AZ
heart Tor the Union "a / ave been privately as
sured auG have nlrt persons to-day who declared
themse!,e, eterusy WeG0cd TO tie foTtmies and
tate Of tic south, who would, tomorrow, after bet
scquaintance confess their secret sympathy with
tie United States.
Every one SAYS: We have tsen living under q
reign OF terror here. You have idea Of its extent
We were afraid 10 speak our feelings our We've
almost 10 think; and we have not yet recovered
from tho tyranny imposed upon Us. We are sul dis
frustful Of every Oui tongue has almost los;
ire office We fear III the midst of friends, for
we have been taught 10 believe we were living in
the midst IF enemies. As soon the MeInphans
lean that the person with whom they talking j,
from the North their whole demeanOr changer and
tbey speak with ID aud augmented freedom.
u If unreasonable to suppose that the residents OF
u conquered city should change from Seces SION 10
CuiOnsm IN an hour on day, Ora week. ! re-
quies months 10 destroy their allel lance aud TIC
action mus, naturally be prOpOrtioued IN point of
Jime. The people o. Memphis fearful The Rebels
may TeoccgVy tue cty, and they know iron tho past
q what fearful per,ecuIous tGey will be exposed.
Once a. surtd that Teuue,sce would be firmly and
sXpressiOn OF loyalty here would be decided and al
most gCnctsl.
RETURNING MEMPm,Ns
The citizens VITO led from Memphis on the arrival
oil our hcta fearful that they wOu.d be hanged
dawn ard Quartered. still returning 10 the el,y
aud in Il few DAYS Tie number will be increased
The reOyie cApIess every hour ther supr.se al tie
tendency Of the MON autbofities--I greatly fear
this leuicDcy will degenerate into weakness--ani
freely coufess they are disappointed and have been
deceived.
DISaTIrCTIOS or REBEL OFFICERS.
Dsiilect.cn has been discovered in the Rebel
cheers Of late, AID not a lew Of them have been
known % declare the Rebellion . failure. They
nave become dsgusted with ihe JET. Davis rule.
ard sy all bio MEASURES have Lad II tendency TO
defeat Tie Object q tho Some OF then 20 20
far In their iudigTation-and this j. very amU.iug
idrsss o. state thai JEFF. Davis is not sound; that
his hear. was never in the cause that be H. in
trief-ald that 10 he summing ~ If all iuiguity III
heceseia-a id Aboitionis,. What could ne more
oroIl fI.fu flie7 COuId any f,lly ;uri her 90