New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

well as the whole army here have been cbaefheo "
modification AZ che nexplicable enieucy OF the ue"'
uent extended by Gen. Buel, even to the ehuerS oi
rohellion. No one. Of course, expects BIN TO hold
avery one tist has been guilty Of resson response
BE for the past. Bot that the Mayor Of lue Guy
who las been from the start Que OF the most re-
leutess Of Rebels, aud has done al IN ms power 10
HELM The cause Of the Confederate, Is not oHly u
lowed to continue IN authority, but treated WIN uc-
er,ree w the Conmander-iu-Chief; that members oil
the Military Doard Of the State are peiNhseo Fl"
wall The streets and sow disalleci!on and hosiy 70
tie Cncn trooIs; that soldiers are punished Tor re-
sspiing insults offered TO them by Seceseonisis ID tle
greets. eyeites he indignation Of all. What hllie
effect all forbearance and kindness has upon Rebels,
il amply demonstrated by John Bells response 70
Busrs invitation ~ return All assuTe hun oil pro,
lection viz: violent barangue at Hup's'il'o' ana
ur,iug Teu1ese never 70 submit 10 Cnon rule
PERHAPS ii viii somewhat change the klG-siovea
handling of Rebels the Genefalin-Chiet has 50 isi
regiously observed.
Nexl % the Sece-sion prees, the Rebel churches
Of tie South have mads tie mcst powerful pFoIa'
ganda for treason. Nashville has been pre'emneiiy
cursed witnsbitter clerical agiiators. haze yol 10
lean Of a single loyal expounje. ogihe Gospel. lie
Rebel uriuis have been made 10 present loyal oi'
pear.nces 81 least. He. can the flow OF treason
from relieiour sou.ocs 10 stopped IL 10 True no
preaclers row dare 10 syow thor 'ym, a!l'!ee wilh
the rebellion publicly ilon the pupiii bui 1t 10 weii
known Tia, out Of il they It'll! foster treason among
their synpathiziDg focks. AZ long sS disloys'y Is
represented TO these h. Il duty 10 God, how can d
chango Of s.Ltiment be reasonably exposed 10
Overcome The influence Of tho robelioup ouFed, VIII
be much more difficult tack than the te;eat @! Toe
Rebel armies.
Two srch-.laiicrs els stiil stalking atOnt Nah
Vile in white necities-E. ". Scion end Lorenzo
iin-ion-w hose disloyaliy compelled them to leave
Northern congregations last Spring. The sooner
,hey are removed fom tlis community tie better ioT
the Union cause.
Since the assumption Of tie administration Of elyil
affairs rs Gov. johnson several Instances Of gl'Ting
Rebel hypocrisy have been broagh, TO iny notice.
One Of these deserves 10 bs narrated IA IiF ihlb-
Usr. i rene gade Yankee, named A. l.. Maxwell,
former resident Of Springfield, Mas, and owner
a extensive founGeries and machineshOfs here aui
in Knoxville applied TO the Governor for pass
through the Union lines IL WAS informed that be
could have il upon taking the cail OF -.les iarce
To ,iis he objected protesting thai be had o'"nya
been devoted to tie Union, aud that the exac;on ~
the oath would tx the stigma q 10! atty uIon DE
children Upon being reminded that no hsd Dau
large cou,saCls Tor and mace afLs ard smIhuhihoh
for the Rebel Government. and thst be bad pn0"c'y
urged the banging Of Union sympathifers, the isDoN
bad tie myudrnce 10 contend thst lie was -orc'4
{ int. all III, b, lie Scccss on rc9suiCi
| 7Is Ci.rraof, lsa-ei,e hss received acopyof IT.
Nsslr..ir Poi..sf 81. March .tll vs. ea-esa!i nom
81. hieh i e.. racls tie following;
/ Tre rive. continues 20 -cocic last, AID Ia few
days will 10 only ns'igatla lot smii cii.s '.c'n-
Sir. hfLitsexrl.ined IL the Confederate Congress
lew d.vs go. that i: Vas tho members %. Goa
,'re,s from ie1icssee with one exception. Mr..
swami srd ro DE STATE legislature, thai s-ked Tor
Tue removal o. Gen. Johnston.
/ Tie family 81 Gen. Pillow have taken aP theiE
residence " Oxford, hiss.
! Gen BegTregard app-air 10 tie Planters ioi Their
! bell. 90 10 oS-t into cannon.
/ Nni.-G,u. Lowell ia. Iroelsircd na~inl lsw iu
| New % .i,4us. pieEf. Soule, ". rrcru, HAIRY -.
! Orfen. ard Cyrdn Dlfour Az lroy0s'-isI-lala.
Tur Crrfc,st oCyo-cs tle Proposition 90 bu.a
/ New. Orleans Il says;
/ The remarks 20 freely made aboui burning the
3 ,ty tie ,.riiciy Out O. piae. We should Ike 10
KNOW what aic - bccol.e O. &c tens a. thousands
OF women AID children IN such event fortunately,
thee remiIss come from those who have No hing ~
stake mOt owners ol ,o!euy, OF, perhaps they nave
wed tieii families INTO tie interior and 0t M
O. eli securities iu their brcechef pockets, and VIII
advance toto ODE country ou the first Appearance 81
tie invaders. IAerr are good many " thess kinds
/ OK PC PIE abou. ogz city.
rowriL's VALLEY.
! TpfErolph. Htsittsr % tle 1911 int. SAYS there
Is little ro,t Of TIE cultivation Of crops oi any
kind tnis yeag IN Pow slra valley, one Of lie nos.
fertile yaie,5 OF Fast Io4aeesle o. Iuoi pe0r,e
arc iesin, 10 keatlcky, " ale ,aos, VITO adhere 60
the Confederate Government src g. laIl. sed by
/ zion cavalry IRON Kentucky they carnc, attend 10
tie iaboIs % lbe fam.
WHAT s.R. YANCIY SAID.
! We have OH several occasions spoken OF Mr.. Van
cows ,peech, made In New.Urie1us on the evening
OF the 18th inst. There IL CREST dasl CT curiosity
expressed among al ,la.ses 70 know more about il.
We therefore give the following Synopsis, which We
ind in I1e Hahfsrihs iAla.l Adeoll.. Of ihe 10Th
inst.
"Mr. Yaacey is decidedly Of the opinion tha, the
South has 10 friends IA Europe, ana that thc North
is III similar condition. lie szys there il yoiy
strong prejudice al al. Of Europe against the 6Ouin
in c0nrcGnouCe Of an erroneous impression which
prevails in reference 70 the institution u Slavery.
There ale many perfOus IL Europe who cOnsiIer tue
southern y Pc Solidsiled, md believe t'at ~
gr0eq are isso upon the Ilar thH stock L. Lrl4g
IS 10 d.po,lion 70 interfere in American siairs
"The blockade enables the British hoid.rs 0. tbe
gTea, staple cOttOni TO reslile b. immense advance
upon ltr cost "a Consequence u tho ecaTClty Of tie
article. ihe-e holders ore tie weslthy fCv. who
have the ear ~ the Government. Another reason
FOR not interfering with the blockade, wac the belief
tsst the scrity OF Ito article, gld The remote prol
peot OF obtaining Il supply ifoni ihis cocDtry would
create such demand Tor Esd indin cotton ~ 20 n
crease ia culture 20 very considerable extent.
Anotbar reason, in Mr. lancey'f opinion. Why
European Powers viii not Interfere in American al
iuirf is the ho,e and beiid that pcrua.8nt diaao-
luton Of the United States VIII weaken q patton %,
whose prosperity and groatnets tlty had become