New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
PrIuce NapoleOn'S Views Of tie I:etellion'
STATE or AFFAIRS At FREDERICKSBURG
The Reported Retreat Of the Aebess
over the ChickahoIniny.
AFFAIRS IN THE REPUBLIC or SALVADOR.


ee,ved here expresses his qualification at me Vic'o
riss Of the Union srrres says that he is p'eiseu V
have foreseen months ago th1t the oni.e" 1'''''
would Gpslly pnt do Fn the rebellion ana ao'S
wish thati's overthrow may prove ''o "
Ekvery on the Am.rc Continent
PROM FREDERICKSBURG
oo- to.day's -,t,tich,s from FredcricAsbnrs CON
,.;n hide news Of importance The meichnhts o.
E,ess,ieksbnrg sho are largely indebted at the
North are selling ont Their real estate aud personal
,,rooertv with ,he avowed intention Of dei:euaing
tber Northern creditors. Anouymous letters have
been ssn, 10 nearly ali the Union men Of Freder-
ieksturr. threatening their lives aud properly ai'er
our army ieayes Letcler's guerrilla bands are io-
fosipe die hls with the intention Of capturing pi"k-
cts and Union men. Now that ne occupy Freder-
ieksSure RobeI pckets no longer gallOp torongh the
streets by night day. Con'rabancs are daily ar
rivine, and furnish valuable information oi amy
movements T,leqapbic communication between
Fredericks6urg spd Washington WAS competed To-
day.
Two notorious Scccssion.ats, c. Ogden and j. A.
Faitningon, ,sho eli Rcmond yesterday with y
ouantisy OF le;te1 came " thn our lines this morn
ing, having been arrested by the order OF the
General.
The Christoa B0Hner, a siroug Uuion paper,
Jams w. Hnnnicpt editor, which VS. suppressed a
wear ego to-day by order of Jei. Davis, was this
norpiog published ior the first tine since ihe rebel
lion commenced. Tie editors life bas been threat
e, ed snd his property destroyed, bnt the eaoiug Cd
tor is more defiant sn ever, end in av0I oi t6e
severest eoufseaiiOn laws. More stores have been
opened to-Gay, ard one Occasionally mee's Il Well
d,esse1 lady.
TuE C0NFlD. NIH COUNT.
S,Iweiniiy tLe conio,H'e CO0ut who swinded
TIE Auslrim Minister out o! 900, and The Govern
Ineui ou5 Of commission in tie annoy, bas not waited
% be rested. Among the IaIsls which ne eit Da-
hind him in the sudGen-as DIS departure, Is pen
ci drawing, dated Jan. ., lco!, representing hn IN
mison uniform and heavily irCncd. The name OF
tie artist supposed 20 oe fellow convict, Is affixed.
A letter from SchweiIizs mo her say tl.t, llauks
te bin she has no money 70 have her photograph
nken, in compliance with hsrJqrcf, gnd expires ef
the lore that he viii behave better in the New
World than he did in the Ola, 4 third memento con-
.iss Of partly finished letter iroin the Count 10 bis
EurorcaD tailor. i'm which he piresa lowing gaccorut
Of his own proves az the battle OF Shiloh, which
mus, have been oisplayei by .eesg ph, since be vaf
here al tbe ;ime and inc,os.s bi; Of O ribbon be-
longing 10 tie Order Of the American i-sgle, Nth
which his a3miripe General had decorated him.
WAGON ROAD 10 SALT LAKE.
Nr. Eegrau, iron tie Conni.,se on Territories,
repo ted a bill to open Usson road from Denver
City 10 Sal, Lake Cny. va Clear Creek and Middle
Pass. Inappropriate S32ai0.
TIE RUNoEED DEiyISC TIE REBELS ACEOSs
TIE CHiCKAHOaHNY.
There is no confirmation flJm o.fc.al eCurces q
the bsich OF rumolg seus 10 Tie B0HsI9re A0ertc1
from Fortress Monroe, ana teleegalhod over tie
country. Ii Gen. Mcclellan Lad won a second vic.
tory over tie Rebel, and driven them acrosa th,
Chckah ounny River, be ha. had ample time, "a
communication is uninicrurjed, to telegraph tA'
news, which, according TO The Iu0.ceA's cones
pondent, reached Fort Monros ct noon yesterday
This ano the oier stories 10. Official confirmed q
sre diseredtad
Tue NE.s COLLECI oi, or NET-UELEANS.
The notion for reconsideration in the c'.e 0
j. L. LstLrop, just confined Collector at New
Orean. was based upon personal objections made
from mercantile quarters.
THE CAsE OF }. SAgOLEOE ZCRMAN.
There is reason 10 believe taJ the Senate viii 70
consider the taty vote ty which AdmiTlJ Napo
leo Zermao, whom tie My Department con..d
ered unfit 70 be a Master Mate, was confirmed IA,
BriIadier General. T.ere is ta.d TO BE evidence
again-t him which puts that on which Count
Sclw eli,s was dsmi. ed 20 tie blush
SALVADOR.
Trustworthy accounts irou s..ya1or give q glow.
IN description OF tna; country, which et Joys perpetual
Sprug, aud is rich - products Of az kinds and zouos.
Sairadog hes just made Il treaty C.. caa.lip aud
commerce with Idy-.le Grst ife aty si iIed hy
Victor Rhanuel King Of Italy, and 'he last signed
ty Count Cayour. TIE Governments Of Salvador
Las recently cOdGed te laws, civil snd criminal.
Seven principal naoad.mized ROADS leading 70 tke
capital from different directions sr- about con cted
Hospitals being buit ia tie di;eren' cdes Of tie
Republic. Lands tsge becu purchased BY the Coz
eruDent for the cultivation Of fskworils. Coffee and
sugar-cape, vanilla, India rubber, and inoigo are
cultivated with success.
SchoOl-hou es axe going up in TIE several towns.
til University at tie capital rad been hnished.
Thc Government has recently purchased number
OF E;aed and smOoth-bore cannon, AMI is er,otiug
pubic buildings f.g tAc LyecUge and Judicial De-
parDents. Two iron bridges have been thrown
over thc San Miguel River. Tire Epglish debt, some
4jOo,cO, has been entirely paid of. Tie usual
Centri American quarrel with tie clergy had CIT
turoe tho public peace. Congress having passed
q law providing for tie distribution of priests
amOug tie parishes, tiey refused 10 obey,
On tie ground that the Church was
altogether independent o. the State. The
trouble vas Increased ty tho demand Of the
Bishop Of Salvador fer ,hs punishment by the civil
authorities OF lecturer who had spoken againft the
>nquisi,ion and the Crls. dos. Tie Government |
sensi6ly rehsed. Tsi5 excied the priests to such
p'ch tAas INC SoseInment y % obliged 10 insst that