New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27


c-be-axed readers IT be true that mi'ery i9yes
,ompany.' Ih'. calculated expenses for IA
mount IN ro' I'D nunbers to $50 GOO op' o. y" ab
more than .ne-half, c. Slsi, 0e ooo are W "s, ~
corbed " interest on the national debt ny cos. VI
,ollec,fp taxes and by "dotstione.' In otner
IDS, lcvs than ore half Of next years caleuiaIeu
income goes to meet what you may can 'ho noNS
years immediate living exPenses. 81 neessi ;nay
TO remark thai these estimates OF the oiu'na,y
,ma-et Of 1863. will be overrun by the extraordi-
ssty cali, Of hat wear Already tie War Minister
md ,le Minister of Marine are crying aiond ana
MOI in the interest ofhe Mexican expeol'on'
10 ,et,rn again to the starting poiut OF this letter
the scheme Of Gallo-Angicap intervention u IN oar
they Gro interchangeable terms. These very
senliinspired articles on, and eem officially prora
gated rumors about mediation, are, IN effect, moral
int srventon favorable 10 the South. IL is disa-
creeabe this fsct. But it is fact, whose import
alsce Mr.. Davis recognizes and counts upon ~ !"
wise in us TO ignore 1T How much longer need we
be braycd in this mortar Of war among the wasted
wheat of the Border States before our fooi'shness
departs from us A foolish white virgin IN New
Orleans forgets her ladyhood, nnder the natura',
not excussble excitement provoked az slght OF tne
enemies of her father or brother, and whiskng con-
temptuonsy her skirts towards, averting her pretty
nose from our handsome New-England boys, is
proclaimed down by our Government beneath
decent humanity, condemned TO moral death
worse, if the foolish proclamation nao HeaninS
death. But a black person, man or woman,
Fastening TO meet and welcome and worshipfully
aid in the interest of common dellversnce, these
came Northern forces unless ne chance to ofng a
steamer with him and some guns Ms peace 'onefinSj
are sent back or refused entrance TO our lines, which
comes TO the same thng-is sent back, say, TO the
gentle treatment Of these same unruiy, lTrltated
white mistresses. What right have we 10 quarrel
with the hostile opinions and political purposes OF
the governing classes" OF Europe. when our own
I IL. I'd, ...f,R ar GOV .rfs 4 II
Government, under the influence Oh oIr bo,.iiLins
casses-Shsm Democrats and shlily-s1si'y, perhaps
and-perhaps.not mulish Border men--baeks and Dlls
and foozles with its lseemingyl emarcnlated bor-
der craftsmanship, toward nopofslbiy fruitful fsue
We do not hesitate TO Kill white Southern men; we
do not hesitate to degrade ourselves III the eyes OF
ali the rest of The world by a stupiJly futile attempt
al war upon Southern white women; we have hnaiiy
overcome our hesitation 10 coDiiscae certain cate
cores of the goods and chattles OF our Southern
enemies-and we still defend their sacro-sanct night
of property in our only Southern friends, at the
expense of 900 chne TRES per dtem, and Of paper
money which Mr.. Representative Dawes Is sup
posed to have under-estinlated
:. Can we wonder at, have we secured riSht 10
quarrel with, the confusion OF our oest Euroi can
friends the u.schieyous malice OF our worst Eu-
ropeau enemies, the swelling hope OF approaching
triumph Of tie Representatives abroad Of our South
ern ex-brethren Faithful, Will not say among the
fsi,hess but eminent amoDgthe many European jour-
nAls in England and the Continent that have been
and are still faithful TO the cause OF political night,
and higher moral human right, fatally Implicated III
The cause of the Union, whether Union border
will DO or torbear, are TIE Dd'fy
Neigs OF London and the JoVrHd! deS De1Gts OF
Paris. Now, last week, Tie Da"y Ner',
speaking in high and just iaudalion oil Fio'
essor CairDes book on the causes and char
acter of our civil war, 10 forced 10 publish
this phrase; "While all Europe has been blander-
ing about in the WiderHes5 " c0~trGdac9i0Hs ."
,caich tie Americans Themselves seem LOST" The
Italics are mine. Why seem lost, why be Loot
WHY no. take lesson from those who lately brought
ma C.. A. s. war-ship, and follow, as their kind in
search of freedom were used to follow, gu!Gahee
from heaven, fred pole star
Tie Journal dec Dejats has had lately q contro.
yersy with tie semioilical Constitutional, snd bas
come of worsted. The CoasttatsOsRei, BILE. SEED
with 20 short a memory that it left away back Ia
the middle ages the. principles Of coniisc sion,
" came down. as our vulgar say, with a
mastery howl upon the barbarian unworthy
the 18th century, exhibited In the cOniisea-
ton bill that has recently been voted by
the American Congress. The Dedats set up a de-
tense on this ground-please mind the gr0und-that
he bill conlscatiDg property was really bill con-
fsca,iDg s}oee yrQnerty held hy Souihsrn Keteis.
The controversy began ON occasion OF telegi amino
reports from America l need not say that when
the whole ..ath came 10 be known, the C0""Nu-
tio..s,Ps shTewd skepticisu triamphed over the
DeJotss naive faith in the courage and III the sIn
ceritv of the Northern champions OF human freedom
OuCs Deus ruk peydere. &C., was, year ago, our
fevore quotation applied TO the leaders and lead OF
the Southern Rebellion. Despite repeliing with auo
viii the bitter phrase seems now fatally commended
10 our own ears. And by whOmi by those WHO
should have kept away that bitter draught.
am not fond of din-tlrowing; else, nothing
easier than TO triumph over English and French rhe-
toticsI horror Ut ConiiscaIi0n bill, az recr-
renee 10 niddle-age barbarian disgraceful TO the
rose-colored nineteenth century, by reminding; J..
French Mortified Journalists of the semoficial var-
ETY. that within eleven years. tue real estate VI tbe
Orleans family, no member Of which offered the
slightest opposition TO the Government OF the day,
was all seoues.cred 80 much OF il as WAS not con-
6scated by arbitrary decree decreed 70 he sold
within certain date; the half that was c0nfSe0t,d
suppIed large part Of the actual fund Of the Impe
riaI Legion Of HoAOr. But some Englsh delicate
minded, short-Ine'nored journalists have done the
middle-age and nineteenth-century rhetorical gym
nastos over our little Con'iscaion bill. And India
then, with its Sepoy rebellion, and consequent
change of landed property and sovereign rightsii
The English Empire in India oddly enough, rests OH
the same base the frs, French Empire and the
present French Empire rest on-CoDhscation OF the
real estate Of anti-revouiionary proprietors Con-
fscatiOn is quite uubecOming the nineteenth century
in France, only because Conhscation of about one
half Of ali the landed estates in France at the tip end
OF the eighteenth century made the France Of to-day
possible.
Minister Persigny left here for London three days
ago. Minister Pereigny, like all the ret Of Napo-
Icons Cabinet, with perhaps partial exception Of
NJ Thouvenel, believes that the American civil war
must end in making two nations Of the old Union.
You do MT suppose that he has been IN London for
the last ten days simply to visit the Worlds Fair
now holding therel Most folks do Mt
Rumors were that scheme il growing for getting
up European Congress- the subject of whose dis
cussions shall be the Eastern and Italian questions
and plans for the settlement Of the same and Of rub
ordinate European entaDgiements
The Prince Of Wales arrived here from his jour