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REFERENCES.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

PEELED to pas through Baltimore in the night
when unexpected. or he would surely have
been set upon and probably killed, as tho Mas
sachusetts volunteers, passing to the defense OF
the Federal Metropolis against armed treason,
were butchered n few weeks aiterward. Had
the President chosen to take New. Orleans and
Charleston on his way to Washington, he
would most certainly have been murdered long
before reaching his goal. Dc Messrs. Wood,
Brooks & Co. want this state of things re-
stored
ii. In "the Union as it was," Mossrs.
Wood, Brooks 81 Co., and their political GRO
MES. prosecuted the last Presidential contest
almost entirely by means OF bulyipg The
" If you elect Lincoln, the South will revolt
aud dissolve the Union" We cannot see that
this is one whit ess reprehensible than to do
what was thus threatened. If "the Union as
1t was" means Union wherein the North is
always to be bulliei by threats of Southern In
surrect;on let that fact be plainly stated. We
do not hesitate to avOw our preference LOT
Union wherein each man may vote as he THINKS
right, unlniluenced aud unaunoyed by ncnaces
Of treason and civil war.
III. In the Union as it was, Senator'S
of the United States were Liable to be
bludgeoned to deaths door i'll their seats TO
punish them for speaking ill OF Slavery and It's
outrages on the rights OF ireemen. We WISH
10 know whether that is among the bygone
clements of our political condition which
Messrs. Wood, Brooks a Co. propose to re-
store.
". In 81 the Union rs it was" Slavery gave
law. political and social, to our Federal Me-
tropolis, where men, women. and children were
regularly sold ard advertised for sale like sheep
or oxen. This has just been changed, IN de-
fance Of the romonstraIccs and the votes OF
the political friends of Messrs. Wood, Brooks
& Co. Do they propose to restore 1t II
not. We can assure them that they Will have
further agitation Of the negro question III
their own camp, and a very hot one OF that'
V. In "lhc Union as It was Slavery
claimed right TO diiluse itself over every foot
of National Territory, from the Missouri 10
Puget's Sound. The present Congress has en-
acted that Freedom shall DO universal IN al
Federal Territories. DO Messrs. Wood, Brooks
& Co. propose to scquiesce in or upset m's
act
These are but few Of the questions
which the champions of the new agitation to
repress agitation are bound in candor to meet.
If they do meet them frankly and fairly IN the
resolves of their meeting, we shall endca'or TO
olive them the benefit OF full AVID faithful
report
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for friendship betwixt Russia and England
seems impending. Some rare work appears to
be going on between Russia and France, in
reference to Turkey, according to the latest
European adyices. The intelligence comes that
the Russian Government had addressed cir
cuar to all its agents in the East, recommend
ING them to make preparations for their de-
parture, o rupture between Russia ard Turkey
being imminent That Louis Napoleon will
support the design of Russia, is also stated.
If this be not portentous of the beginning Of
the end of Turkey, we shall merely conclude
that the time for the sick man has not yet
arrived; though it seems probable that it cannot
long be DELAYED, historically, Russia falling heir
10 bis estate.
Tint Russia is improved in her relations
with France cannot be doubted. The ques-
ton of Franco-Russian alliance, now
that the French protectorate OF hexico-and,
az a sequence, of Central American and
South American States-is undertaken, is not
without interest to us, because Russia and
America have always been Oh very good terms.
In giving these details Of the reported I'M
pending rupture between Russia and Turkey,
we feel that the time may come WHEN justice
will be done to tho exceptional view We took
of the Crimean contest. The assaults we sus-
tanned Tor not aiding the two European lead
ers of civilization, France and England. IN the
civilization they designed for Turkey, would
not be believed, except by readers of the pom
derous quantity Of newspapers which are re-
ceiycd by us through the mails.
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If Congress had to-day to set out on an UNI
sounded aud unknown sea, on q voyage oil eA-
ploration in quest of the principles on which
Bankrupt Law should be framed, there would
be plausbity if not force in the plea OF
want of time TO deal with 10 vast and vital
subject. But nearly if not quite every great
civilized and commercial nation has already
Bankrupt Law-that of Great Britain being
familiar to our great lawyers, aud having under
gone reyisal and amendment until 1t ought to
be nearly perfect. Then several excellent law
yers in the present Congress have been Tor
months at work on the subject, and have bills
already prepsred-one of them certainly has-
which probably offers os good framework for
a law AS could We'll b. desired.
The fact that our leading merchants and
creditors-those who have most to lose by
Bankrupt Law, according to the absurd reck-
oning which counts debt good for something
though the debtor be worth nothlng-are earn
esily favorable TO such law, ought 10 dsarm
opposition. This City must sponge out Five
Hundred Millions of Debt due it If we have
Bankrupt Law, while all that her banArupts
owe elsewhere is probably not tenth OF that
SUN. But We are nearly all here III favor OF
clearing away the wreck OF the past, and be-
ginning afrcsh, with moro restricted credits
and safer business generally hereafter. We
pray Congress not 10 adjourn without giving
the Nation the real aud sensible relief involved
in "A National Bankrupt Law.
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GENERAL ~ iEWS.

The North Star arrived yesterday, with is'hhus
dates to the l4th The news Ii not specially import
ant oeneraI excitement was existing IN conso-
nuerce of a conflict OF authority between the de
;,,re md dc faclo Governments OF New-Granuda
and the State of Panama-the three conieslants for
the exercise Of the rghts OF sovereignty and property
over the IsthIaus Of Panama. Our correspondent
saws that by last accounts affairs were being annie
ably arranged the Governor OF Panama having
Withdrawn his opposition to the transit ct the troops
over The Panama Railroad.
In Senate on Saturday, biil Yves passed for
opouug Pos;.Oiices in the discretionary districts.
TIE bill to establish certain pcF-Ioutes-so much as
relates TO making bridge over the Ohio a, Steuben-
Vile being dscuescd-was sent back TO tie Com
mittec. The quorum having taken itself of. The
Senate went into Executive session. The House
was not in session on Saturday.
Col. George +. Thompson, private secretary OF
Mayor Wood, and previously editor of The DaHy
Ne,rs, is now in Washington in compliance with an
official invitation sometimes called summons
where lac is to be questioned as TO hs knowledge Oh
the alleged reasonable intentions ana actions oil
Ben. Wood. Col. 4 thompson is on parole.
An accurate copy of the proposed amendments
to the Tariff will be found on eighth page.
The Daily Overland Mail to California is again
in oper,linn
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II is currently reported that the slaves Of the
Eastern Shore OF Maryland-that is. consid.
cradle humber of them-hs'e SIGHTED to their
masters a decided preference for wages over 10
wages They do not tight, nor strike, nor
threaten; they simply stand still and decline
TO WORK until their yew OF the matter shall have
q moderation and thougbtfulness that JEFF.
Dayi, and his followers may well envy Ii Is
not probable that any striking consequence Will
Immediately flow from this attitude, but it vii
doubtless quicken tue action OF Mar! land on
the Presidents proposal 10 aid III! State which
shall see ii, 10 initiate emancipation.
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themselves taken Of the taboo, and there vii,
be none left weak enough TO do the discredit.1
idol reverence.
On the other hand, when the struggle e.,
the Union has secured, a. in Maryland. a fra.
aud open field for discussion, Shareholder st
quite another stamp, men not utterly besotted.
men Of sense, of thought and of prudence
will begin to speak in behalf Of common sens
and the simplest laws OF political economy. Thsv
will say-whatever else Slavery may bs worth.
it is not worth hiS-the eternal wrangle, thu
daily disquistude, the temptation to overt
treason, the shameful disregard Of political
covenants which it provokes, and the violence
which it perpetually stimulates-the uncertainty
with which it embarrasses all the operations Of
commemorative degradation Of the employed
and the ceaselcss anxiety of the employer-tae
debauchery Of mind, heart, and body, to which
it invites our youth-the unse1lng OF oar women,
the emascuation OF our men, and the heatheni.
cation of cur churches-no, Slavery is not worth
all this TO this conclusion the thoughtful and
intelligent STAKEHOLDER will be forced by bic
interests. his conscience, his reason, his ofec.
tons, and his patriotism. Then the Birneys,
the Grimkes, the Griffiths, to mention no Other
Slayeholdipg aud Southern emancpatonists
will be multiplied. Free discussion will como,
and, independent Of all Congressional action.
liberation of the oppressed viii not be tar b.
hind it.
These are but natural conclusions from tho
theory which we take for grated that the
Rebellion will be crushed and the Union re.
stored You cannot conquer the treasOnOus
Shareholders, without coIqGering the cause 10
behalf of which they are embattled. When once
the work begins there Will be 10 going backward.
Emancipate, upon principle, one thousand
slaves, aud you have virtually emancipated ono
hundred thousand. 1t is the fret step that 10
costly and fearful. However small the wedge,
when once 1t las entered, it will inevitably
overthrow this imposing monument OF human
folly, crime, outrage, and suffering. Make
Marylan q Free state, az We believe that
sooner or later it must be, or make Missouri
q Free State, as speedily it will be, and the
criminal compact, the conspiracy against cSili'
zatlon, which has broken our peace, VIII DO
dissolved forever; and even the prozimate gen.
Grafton will wonder why we SO lo0g suffered
ourselves to grope aud stumble when the broad
and bright road of righteousness invited US to
walk IN IT,
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STATE OF THE MARKETS

Saturday Stock market presented no marked
feature. At the morning Board quotations were
generally steady and in some cases higher than on
Friday. After the Board, when the amount Of
specie Slipped was known, the market became
heavy, and in short transactions larger prices were
established for some Of the shares. There was no
second session Of the Board. Business III eX-
change for the steamer was large, and the market
lcit of firm nt ll54 ior Bankers Sterling; Francs,
$500 ;.7}. In Freighis the ofieriDgs are fair, and
rates are iiI1ner for grain TO Great Britain which
tends To restrict business materially. The foreign
drain Of gold was Unexpectedly large, exceeding
81 100 000 and making Il shipment of the week OF
over - 100000 Gald was active, and slightly
heavy at the cose, the quotations being 1906
lUG, The market i. iTmer for demand notes
receivable at the Cusiom-Housc, aud sales were
freely made at l03 closing At 1922 a i03. In Money
there ii change to notice. Fayofite borrow
ers are freely supplied at 1 4 cent, while others
pay ) = cent on miscellaneous secur'es y
considerable amount of loans are still running
ct 3 q cent on very fa1 orite collatelals West
ern and State Flour s in fair demand, aud
shipping brands are less plenty and iirmer. The
medium snd better grades are quiet but steady. The
arrivals are fair but not large; sales li,sOo bbis.
Canadian is in limited request, but Grner, especially
the low grados-sound qualities particularly are
scarce; sales 100 bbls. Southern is less active; tie
inquiry is mainly FOR Shipment sales OF 200 bbls.
Rye Flour IL steady and in moderate request; sales
of go btls. Corn Meal lower, but more active at
the deeline sales Of ! go bbls. Wheat arrived
sparingly and the market is poorly supplied the de-
mand il moderate and mainly for export, though fair
for milling The rapid advance in ocean freighie
tends TO restrict business. The sales embrace $4,000
bush. Barley and Barley Malt are quiet, aud prices
nominally the same. Oats are in good demand, ana
are iiimer Rye is in limited supply, and is frm
Corn arrives more freely, and is cents per 6ushel
lower but more active at tie decline; sales - 600
bush. The Pork market is literally supplied but
is fairly active in part for investment, at unchanged
rates sales Of $50 bbls. Beef qaiet and unset ed
sales Of $50 bbls. Bacon is dnll; prices no;ninaly
the same. Cut Meats more active; prices somewhat
unsettled; aaes Of so hide, bbls., and cs Lard ID
in fair request and firm sales Of go bbls aud tee.
Butter and Cheese steady and in moderate request
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The above is the first advertisement Of a new
political firm which has just gone into business
under the style and title of Fernando Wood
James Brooks Il Company. Presumng that
il intends (mauger al protestatODs) to sup
plant and subyert the rickcy old concern
which hangs out from Tammany Hall, we give
it a conspicuous, free insertion Of its card and
this frst-rate notice.
The card tells us that these gentlemen and
their prospective associates are opposed TO
the further agitation Of the Negro question
This is most gratifying. Hitherto, they have
done little for years but screech "Ngger -
L" Niger !" "NIGGER :" at the very top Of
their voices. 1t was a gross insult to the
popular understanding and we are glad to
hear that they have become ashamed of it.
For our own part, we should be happy to blot
the word negro out OF our constitutions poll
tics, and statutes, and know no distinction in
is rogue, a fool, an ign0ramus a yagabond,
a pauper let the laws treat him accordingly.
Deprive the incompetent, tho Ignorant the
good-ior.nothing, of political power if you will;
but DO it on q just, tangible ground, and rot
On the totally irrational prcieat that their
color il black, red, or white. That would be
All efectual end to all further agitation Of
the Negro question" The British West Jndios
nay, She French and Danish also-haye thus
conclusscly terminated all such agitation.
Would that orr country could have done this
years ago, aud thus saved the terrible waste OF
blood and wealth in this desolatiDg war
But these gentlomen are not merely in favor
Of stopping all "iurthcr agitation" as aforc-
said-they want restoration of " the Union
as it WIS" This, though sufficiently vague,
has yet some glimpse Of meaning. VIII the
gentlemen DO more specliic' For instance:
J. In "tho Union a. II was" the President
elect of the United States-wbo never harmed
any uan in thought, word, or dsed-was CON-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

The Sham Democracy Of Butler County,
Penna., recently held Convention which hear.
tily iniorsed and commended the course Of L.
>. Senator COwAN of that State. We UNDER
stand that many thousands OF his speeches has"
been ranked and circulated BY Democratic
Members cf Congress. By-and-by, he viii
want the votes of his new admirers TO re-
elect him, aud then he will discover that he
has been used aud is not trusted but despised.
Few men have second opportunity TO make
so greylous mistake as he has done.
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II II be not construed into an attack %
some General. we would like to inquire Us 10
the present location OF the 10000 prisoners
who. with IL, 900 stand of arms, Gen. iia''
leck reported by telegraph had been taken ~
one Of his lieutenants from the wreck o. "on'
Beauregard's flying army some thirty or forty
miles south of Corinth. Not having heard 0.
their arrival at Cairo or St. Louis, We shan
be obliged TO any one who will tell us where
they are confined.