New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12
GLEANIxGS FROM THE REBEL
PEESs.

THE RICHMOND RNQUIRFR on RETALIATION.
Nothing wa. left, however, bnt to desert our fsl-
low -cilizepe tue old man aud the lsint The ntroh
and the maid, and leave them exposed to all Inc
atrocities of a plunderng aud numbering soiniery,
lieeussd and even G immanded 10 plumber and MUIR
der nnder tho published orders OF heir chief, or
else to Tepress suc barbarires by the MULTIPLICATION
and sting OF retaL dt,on The discnarge III TINS pam
iul aud solemn ,uty tie President has not shunhed
The people will sutain, nay, even sPpiand u, ior
there was no alternative but Igroniiny and rum
The civilized world viii justly 1t as d soiuieiy
forced upon MS, and will asten the blame upon our
"A. ocious ensIni-e, 20 whom 1t entirely b'ioHBs'
Tie cons -quences Of this step we are YET 70 see
We trust il will bring the inadnen ht washington
to their eeuses and that hey will ieneeoith restrain
their maiice within the conventional bounds. IL,
how yer the result should he otherwee-l!. instead
OF redress they should respond by new outfages-It
is eary to zee that quickly the rules of war VIII MI
be litd sside, and eXteiuinaIon become Tue Wncn-
word of The rife. Del lcSabie as tbs would ne,
vel We shrink not from il II forced upon us. We
vll meet the foul foe on any and all terms, re-
,oIyed in 10 event to submit, but to wage the war
Till conquered peace shall crown cur Independence,
aud sanction our complete and eternal separation.
Let our reople aud soldiers prepare them
selves for the new order of things, aud for whatever
may follow. The terrors Of war may increase upon
us, but they will Increase upon our foes Ia SIN
greater degree. Our soldiers, VINO may soon con-
front tie lines Of Pope IN batJe, are many OF them,
the husbands the sons, the brothers, OF the gentle
wives, the feeble parents, ana the tender sstefs'
who no y gfoau unier Poyes intolerable oppression
Ned any ono guess how these will hight wren
fighting for the rescue We imagine it hardly
needed authority from the War Department 10 con-
1der Pope rs forfeit ii he should be net by ore Of
them! Nay, her syIFs'hizrhx eomFades from
other sections aud other States would have Shared
their vengeance 10 the iul ana hsris'eo 3iSuy III
| tho righteous rotribuilon.
II will be that, for the present. the Piesideh,
Las withdrawn tue protection due To prisoners OF
war only from those wro voluntarily share III poges
euOruiies. 1he private soldier II bound by BIZ en-
| lwincut. The commissioned officer may resign II
/ he bates his work; by retaining his slrups, lie be-
comes patty 10 the wlcaednese, AID justly iorieits
all Ct iII 10 clemency.
PREPARATION DEMANDED FOR BUFFERS HANG
ING MUMFORD.
! We have authority for saying that conmuuica-
tons were cent 10 the Lincoln Government, some
weeks slice, respecting the execution oil Mum ord
at N-w-Urears, aud other ourages committed :, =,
G Yankee Generals but no reply has vet cen rc
e,ived. Another demand L.s re.sIiE been made
IN leyird to thom, ND iiA .ddion, atrJctics per-
leirLed ~ the Locoln officials IL different parts OF
tbe Confederate states. a short lIDe has been
.iven TO th~ Federal authorities within Siich to re-
py before orders Will DC issue for the execution OF
toe mcasufes necessary for tue repression OF tnes7
outragcs also.
| IL Ill DO remembered Vitn lJucOll = tOFffu-
meut called our Irvat.er-nen pirates the epitLet
Was re-echosd throns out TIC NUfth, nd The deter
nin.ion To hang them ~as declared anu agpl .udei.
Bat when We showed them that Corcoran and VIII
cox aud Others would hang hi the ether emu OF he
fope, there was sober second thought. Aud how
lnIch batter .hIs WAS than IL victims and hostage
bad sus,redl We hope for n similar deliyrnucs
now; bat IL not, shali praseut 10 the worli an
exrlnpl OF modersliou under enormous prOyocaliDn
and Of IA and terrible rrdrcss wnen moderation
viii not avail. We will show Lincoln that II Ac
| filled OF bis wicked attempt when employing the
means OF CIVILIZED war. he shall 10 doubiy ursuc-
co.s.ul and duubly punished when taxing coansel Of
the licids OF Tie bOttolnlcss lif.
TIE YANKEE ~ POiIRAfED by THE RICH
MOND EXANiNER.
"Thc order of Pope, comm tndIng tho OF al
oHis TO refuse Ia take the Oaih ot allie glance, IL
a pnrs OF tie policy of plumber which the North has
nov untlu-hinsy in2ugnsted and proclaimed
They know that not one ia IL hundred Of the South
orn people will accept the oath, anu their object in
exscting II j. 20 force the inhabitants OF Invaded
distriets TO flight IN order that The ield may be- ei
open TO pundsr. Indeed, the policy Of outrage and
brutslty which they have put in Practice every
- = d--onsd mors 10 forward tier schemes OF
plumber than Ia forward any other puIp'su.
Yankee il not by nature yrirt ana oppr,esOr; but
h. IL the mott .yaricyus being iu the human shape
For riches, bis nation have become nation Of liars
and rwuoiers; ior nche-, be Will murder, s-sl, ana
commit every crime, and, Of couTre, II has RESULTED
inat, Tor the sake vi plgndorlng great community
oi wealthy people Ike those oi the Sou.b, the
Yankee viii eagerly apo'tiiiLe from The tenets
Of tue DeclArai on II Independence, and out.llcrod
even the Austri.L- III tie relentless risor vi the
Ge,poii-m tgey lmpore upon tie victims vi their
rapacity."
THE LINES BELOW RICHMOND.
| Lieut.. Col T.. =. Ma ruder. commanding the 10Th
Regiment u NirginIa Cavalry, now picket hear
White Oak swamp having learned on Sunday tia,
tie enemy Wac occupying forgo's Bridge rent to-
| .rd 4 hot mint IA mn III
mand Of Lieut.. 1lchenor OF Richmold The Lieu.
teasnt secuted AS Jar ia the brlige, bringing back
with him two prisoners. Tns Yankees had lett the
bridge Oh Friday last. The picAets also captured
one prisoner the eiue day. They were al brought
to Richmond yererday, and handed over to Gen.
| Wiuder.
| NO HOPE POR FOREIGN INTERVENTION.
| The Richmond hammer OF the 9TH inst. SAYS:
Il Is the interest Of Great Britain that this war
Shall 20 ou till the North is overwhelmed win debt
and taxation aud thoroughly exhausted Of men,
capital and materials for conducting n successful
| rivalry In manufactu IS ami commerce. aid until,
ALEC. the South shali be everywhere oyerrun, her
slaves taken of, her lator system completely
| turned aud ali the circumstances VIII ch gave the
South n monopoly OF tho cotton culture shall bs de-
siroyed. The talk about her starving operatives Is
| tLe sllly cant If women ana cergymeD. England
could better afford and her Government woull pre-
| fer TO SEQ five millions OF her operatives starved To
d,ath rather tan the civi discussions OF this
country healed and Tvs affairs embarked again on
the career Of prosperity on which they wing
TWO years ago She las bad the cunning by heavy
b1bcs to controlling l,embers Of tho Republican
party Of the Moth, TO inaugurate tho present
troubles anc, despite OF the standardization WHEN
she now preaching on the horrors Of war, she IL
lie insti sator ot The aggressive measures OF the
I North against the South.
| THE CHARLESTON MERCURY on GEN. Butler.
The scouIdrrl assumes thut he 10 "a gentlenan his
solaess ALL every risn Of them. Gentelnen al.