New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

Was on the streets yesterday, slowly recovering
from severe attack OF disease ne mas - s's sIs
nreat sacrifices for mis- State ard his bone LEI 'ho
fact be- recolected by generous people.
yar ASSASSINATION OF GEN. BUTLER AD'iSh
TIE Southern heart Of the editor OF me ;yaeS,
son Miss,ss5ppiqn has been fired by tne o, 49,
GEN Butler which is in circulation IN tue 'o"'
abou; tLc treatmsn of females VINO 'nsu-. o go.
diers IL New-Orleaus. Tie Ms1ssPpldH s,.''
j. Il possible that he can breathe 'he a.hios ~
Of NeyyO rlears an hour after the issuance on SUE
nm order Is there no Jackson among her oraVe IN.
cbivalrous cons, who will offer himseI d niaI -
defense of the chastity of The mothers, wives 80
derobters Of the city, and gladly give up BIS own 10
,ope tbol;e If the ruiian and outlaw who dares 10
h,aona snsricion against their angelic purify
~Js al ,snbood lost that such wretch IL alloWoh
- loo ,.ove. and have his being among us we
LII not beliave it. On the contrary, we snail soon
o 70 hear that the insult to the fair daughters OF
New. orleans has been wiped ont in the blood OF
their cowardly slaDderer. And when il Is done, ley
the occasion be propiious-not in his orisons, but
when he ia drunk, asleep or In the lneesuous pleas
rres of his bed-then trip him that his heels may
kick at Heaven, aad that his toul may be damned
and black as he'll whereto it goes.
From The Richmond Examiner MoyH
THE WAR OF RAPINE.
The war waged by the Northern hordes against
the South is one Of rapine. No war ever waged oy
savages was more completely one Of robbery and
spoliation There is general appropriation by the
able that comes in their way Under the protection
of the Union army. the nechboiing populations OF
PennsylyaDia and Ohio, and some OF the viler sort
of Unionsts from the western counties OF Maryland,
have made incursions into the border counties OF
Virginia for thievng purposes, and borne oil every
description of valuable thing they could convenient
" carry across the border.
No such war has ever been waged in modern times.
Our people are everywhere robbed and defpohea Oh
their private property. There is no redress. lien
i l. -loof t1 tram
hes. make only promise that is never redeemed,
that thew will see that restitution IL made. Even
they themselves are, in some localities, guilty OF
fraud worse than stealing. They take mans
property, and give a receipt with an indorseWent
that the property taken IN this way Is 10 he pd iof
" after the war;"
When the Mexican war was pending, these
neople Of the North were loud in their appreciation
of the conduct of Gen. Scott and OF Gen. Taylor.
both of whom most vigorously enforced the pohcy OF
the Government swell as the dictates OF CIVILIZATION
and humanity, that private property should not be
taken without full compensation. In the whole
campaign of both Generals, the citizens were paid
in gold for every dollars worth that was obtained
from them. Both the Generals issued orders OF the
most emphatic character, and old Jack pubhcly
denounced a regiment from Indiana as chicken
stealers and hen-rocst robbers. The same regiment
ran away at Buena Vista. II is not surprising that
thew did run. Roguery and cowardce are twin
brothers.
Yet the same race who go emphatically approvedthe
policy Of the Government IN its Mexican Invasion
are now pursuing the very reverse Of that pelicy.
The Government itself has given q general license
TO pundering and our citizens who happen TO be in
the line of march of the enemy are ruth ssly de-
spoed Of their property. No voice Is raised at the
North against this system OF rapine. Nobody says
ANYTHING in rebuke Of this outrage on private
rights and the press, terrorstrcken, dares not cay
q word in denunciation of it. The people of the
South not, in the opinion Of these Northern hui
maritarians entitled to The consideration meted out
to Mexicans, OF even savages, by the Government
now waglng war against them.
Perhaps It is better for us that the interruptions
invader should practice tie sysem Of unlimited plum
dering II may help TO arouse the indignation and
stimulate the spirit of our people. people who
could not be animated TO deeds of daring and peril TO
ayenge the outrages Of such an enemy are unfit TO be
Free and ought indeed to become the vassals of such
power as the Lincoln Government. Every fresh
robbery should give birth to a new partisan corps,
and they should like wolves on the track, pursue
with undyng and unhagging hate the desPoilers and
From The Richmond Di,p1teh. May 20.
THE LADIES OF TIE SOUTH.
The Union scribes from Nashville indulge them
selves in very abuse Of the ladies' Of that city,
because they manifest upon all suitable occasions
their determination TO have nothing TO do with the
Goths and Vandsls who have overruD their country.
They seem 10 expect the mothers and wives OF the
South 70 receive the murderers of their sons and
husbands WIN CORDIAL 10 Cidkp Wild AZ
feeionate tenderness the hands red with kindred
blood and 10 heap ali manner Of attentions and hon.
ors upon those who are seeking to bring desolnton
and deilement upon their hearttstones. This is
modest expectation Of these Yankees, and rot
surprised at their indignant altonshment in being
disappointed.
Snch loveabe creatures they are, in themselves;
so full Of heart, geniaty, grace, and good manners,
it is wonderful that these natural fascna,ions do
overcome the horror Of people at the they
have commi ted. For what gentlemen ON the earth
30 heightened. so generous, chivaric courily,
as the ful-blooded gentlemen Of Cape Cod aud all
along shore" unless il be the Buckeye Knight,or the
Sucker Cavalier of whom Lincoln bmle is Justly
regarded the representative chief! No wonder tha,
thew become annoyed when their charms are not ap-
preciated and berate our women in language which
is worthy in its vigor and elegance Of such pinks Of
chivalry.
1t is common phrase among these gentle knights,
when lady declines their polite attentions, that
" she ia no lady," This is a very convenient and
comfortable method Of disposing OF the subject.
They are excellent judges of ladies" no doubt.
Such Chesterfield as McCOok, and such regular
Beau Brurmel as Ben. Butler, ought to know
true prince or princess by instinct. And when the
Maori Generals Of an army are composed Of such
materials what must be the Colonies, Captains, the
Corporals the rank and file, and the penny liners
for the Northern papers, who follow the camp, and
write home that there are no ladies in the South
1t il Distressing, beyond expression to have such an
impeachment from such source.
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Brigadier.Gen. Silas Casey, whose division broke