, 1862-03-31


no pain 10 IN Ultimate SUCCESS. Ihey Keep
up Inc c1ys 1epel the t51ant and MS mlnlons
Iron our sacred SOL, and cooly talh OF ami
hntlon as the price OF Northern conquest.
Ff1de is the great motor which is used to keep
up the interest OF their troops. Noman's in-
huence IN Inc South Is perhaps more potent
tnan III the North, at least Tor evil, and an unre-
stricted use is therefore made oft. It'll through
woman that the strongest appeals are made
to the soldlery; Woman's smile is to reward
them upon their return, flushed with victory;
woman's eyes are to watch over them on the
ticld and in the camp; woman's charms are to
bc reserved sor those who go forth to the Bat
tie, and denied to those who stay at home.
Generals instead Of addressing the soldiers d.
fect, address the women, urging them to use
t!le'r 'nnuenee. fnoe and vanity, the leading
cnafactc1lsucs o1 tne sonthfon, are thus strong
appea4eo 10, ana women ana WHISKY col
iale1ans Aena tnelr powerful ald to foster
tsiese cna1acte1ast1cs' Inc ignorant mass OF
1ne sootnefn people, removed several degrees
e'co oe4o" luc aiaSe, hno" no1n1n9 o1 the
plogress o1 Inc var ine1f defeats are either
'alsaneo 1h1o '1eso1les, OF SO strlpPea OF their
un'a'oi'auae surroundings eoa' 'neS appear
as mere sk1rmlzles-
NO CONFIDENCE.
IN spite OF al efforts to the contrary, a sad
1ack OIL commence mas ARISEN. Little iaith is
leposeo III LIE 1nlnaarS 'alene OF 1eH. LAWS;
Fno" Is represented US lacking IN the Gle
hen1s composing compcten1 general; Floyd
Is everywhere denounced rs an arrant knaVe
ana coward Feopie nave no conhaence IN
cs.en olne.' oecte1 ORGANIZATIONS e2lst' osten-
sto.s 1of tnlenee.out pulPoses, 'eany LOT po-
utlca1- a Eecset system OF espionage, approx
imatfng to that Of the French Revolution, is
heinp established anf, s7;cs 7nfest tha h,r roo,n
~ N~o..'
.ne no.e' anu toe tneat1e. Inerc Is no con1l-
dGncc financially, and all business is conducted
v,,, , o,,,,,,1so,r .,,,,,x,;4oa zx..:. .--......
~. .u steuiS sso'eui'
Specie Is hoafaed up IN Old Vaults or Old stock
ings; at any rate, it has suddenly disappeared
from sipht and evcn in Naw Orleans xr},e,o
+,,.,o ,,as s7n...e ,,aon : s..;,7,,a , - -
thefc has Always oecn surplus OF coin, can
not be found. In its place the Confederate
serbs. bits Of pasteboard md brass checl,s
oo,h ma ~. - ~. a., 80. a..
e"eA soo" 'Aol n'e u en cents' ~ 'ne case
may DC. are IN circulation. The trash was
but is now worth simply the eost nrice of ybe
,a,,a, M. w. - s-..,ss: ~ 90.
paper. Men VINO are parchaslng pay 1t out
With the utmost Willingness. Those who are
selling prefer to grant unlimited time rather
than touch; it. The refusal to take it. how
etet' ln'oises IfsSsoa 10 Liz tonleaerae},
and the unlncky merchant runs the risk Of
being reported to the military authorities and
oonrt ,rart;a7ed f,r d;s1or,1t,, :
49, A's''@ @A1Nee ~ o.7l"3 Ivy
THE FocSDhfEs.
The manufacturing business Of New Orleans
is dead. The founaries. amone thom tbe
A,.;..o e.s ,:..,. - ~
~ ra, nna ,;o3, nte " 90 N connee.ion WIN
unoais sue ~ s aet; s oe o, pi3ess 1os
scaree, and were It pcats, the % Wretched ea ehars
,T. aese5 Of a the cannon cast At these foundrics
@ "ou1u soon 9ecessltate their closing up busi-
ness, In tll1s direction at least
r,a.1 nhefe 1s evidently something rotten in Den
Us ne1ghboE. Iae politician doubts the sol
oler, the soldier doubts the civilian, and the
Civilian aouots everybody, but is forced to keep
quiet. ine only instances of freedom Of
sPeeeh ~ m5 - anSil wsre at New Or
qInnsen man IN tne oarToom Of the Ut. Charles
Hotel lnfinlated that Secession. was about
played Out, =: and that he was good Union
man. The rcmark did not seem to create
Of it was not in q condition to realize what he
vas saying. There has been time, however,
when intoxication would not hare been an
sta1 1ot ss aau Lne no"3e knne or
The second instance 0 vas At Md: Memnh;s and
the bold ntterer Of issaf;sfaction 'nana ot1,ar XIV
Than Mre BucSner VIM is tn Weli S,,o,rn U1uEa II
fashionable Chicago Circles n need sn9 ~ ~
scription from me- The incident tont sn5 95,sea &c
shortly after The frst Reconnaissance F,Te fr1Ie
Cairo TO Columbus. It>wiii eG he reroeTherad mrM
by Tour readers that Nh IN W co1nsnH orHo9ith ~
two or three other TIre of seccss;aE a"e,e "a,a
who were {. nn;ng IL No-fher,, Ir,.nns uueefS
came ahoan5 Gnr e52nhcet n nn3or AZ nn15os, St,
and started forthe Nort ~ m'n,sta =, tthe tee
husbands Tho csrne 10 arief At nnneis,n ~ ThaT 49
MeIe sent oack 70 Columbus upon General
aaueshs falss oraet: 9act 4oout Twp weeks since,
tsss Fha ca1nsae msae tn gatnefea ar IN the
rnn1sad q @ ~ ouse AZ emRhis
ea 4P1sea ts ntg Wtese fss.o INN ,tnantazFIeoels
ence Enc o'neT ha mae ann 1re9 q pEoi
eani 3ns cVGs etnuegn ~ nPon 1ne re-
E 1Ssst ~ a1lo" mIs. H. opchuez ttaasPortataon 20
r. tse a3act ~ S r. D. a1e IN reply
ana Mnoa,sns .sa tns ahr411 H. +hn nnnanaf
of PIas Tnri ~ n9y Rotnar T. en6 nenn51o
va hrnT1ht ~ ~! =; on,nsr;sa,n ~ rhen 1Sre