New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

servations and experience IN the land Of " cbivary
and bragcadocio. Tie North will, perhaps, never
fully comprehend the extent Of the malignant haired
which the Rebel South enterians toward her.
hatred which hes exhibited itself to q greater or
lees extent for years in the arrogant tone OF the
Southern press in the insolence of eayeoldins con-
pressmen and in the lynchng and occasional murder
of peaceful Northerners, but which blazes forth
n ell the ferceness of blood-red fury. Uniortnn-
atey there are very few victims of Rebel hatred WHO
live TO relate the atrocities " which they are sub
iccted. Whatever may be said to the contrary, the
South esseniially unit in favor Of the rebellion
Four-fJhs OF the whole population are thoroughly
earnest and active Secessonists, and the other min
are by 40 means sil Uioniss, but mostly Foreigners
and merchants, whose pecnniary interests ere no.
very closely allied with slavery.
Ii is folly to suppose that the Union can be restored
and the laws u the nation upheld AZ the South until
such time as the Government and people of tho
North shall become infused with something OF the
earnostEess and determination which characterlzes
the Rebel They determined to sacrifice all to
a separation. They are united in their hatred oil
the Northern Toe, and their late successes are 10
be attributed TO their universal and ever ready
vigilance, the unforgivng and barbarors means
thcy employ 10 bring every laggard INTO the ranks,
their Willingness TO accept The services OF all VINO
offer. and their readiness TO reward merit, or what
would be merit were IT employed IN better cause.
spirit Of rivalry for military and other Distinctions
Is mrIdly growing no among the Rebels, who all
consider thai the outwiiting aylayng or capur-
ing of any Union force, tie destruction OF any
Uuion property, gives them PERMANENT niche IN
the Southern temple of fame. One and oil desire to
e5ennina,e the whole race Of igger-steaing Yam
KEGS as they call the al troops and only for tire
fact that we thousands OF Rebel prisoner IN orr
possession on whom we might rctaliate the terrible
Atrocities of Bull Kun aud Balls Bluff tthe cruel
murder If wounded Irsoners) would be of eveTy-da
occurrence
| The Rebels blipdly follow lheir leaders, and re-
ligously believe tie ianat'cal, uDprinciplcf, and
| living press o. the Soutba press which babtuaily
msreptesens and disorts everything relating TO the
| North. Extracts fgom Northern payers are almost
always gaTbed tom from their context 70 as not
unireq ueniy 10 APPEAR the reverse Of what was IN
tended by the writers. Then the Southern heart Is
fired by extracts showing What retaliatory measures
the North bss in preparation. And then the Southern
courage is kept up TO tie sticking Ioint by fabulous
accounts Of the Revolutionary condition OF the North,
coupled with that If the Rebels will only
hold cut littlc longer TIE battle Of freedom they
term II, will soon be won and the independence o.
Secessa De acknowledged BY the Yankees.
| United as the Rebels are most ro,nts, they are
still more in favor VI he grand scheme for the
invasion and pundering Of the North. or this they
talk by day and dream by night. The hope c. the
rich punC Of Northern cities, and the retribuion
which they expect 10 mete out to the hated Yankee
race T. iit great NhibI- Wbc W
North i they should succeed. Their first mo cement
Of .neasicD they assert will lie made IN Mary
/ and PennsylvauIa.
The most remarkable phenomenon that strikes the
exile who enters the free air OF tle North fresh from
the South is the total ahence u all the signs end
hgstlc Of busy way constantly before our eyes IN
Secepsia. This great oycrweening confidence Of che
North If astonishing, and 10 NY judgment inpoiic,
IN view OF the immense and ever-inereasng armies
of the Rebel. 1t IL quite true that the North has
/ us.d LfHf ut
Of what avail can they be in e speedy and clearly
! approaching fierce and short conflict. Virginia has
l 40 regiments III the hed-not rick men, but col
diers, the majority Of whom, notwithstanding all
tler priyatiOns, Ia robust health. They are not
IA we'll drilled. perhaps us the Northern soldiers;
but they determined men, and their necessities
and urivatons, III view Of their their theory OF
Northern invasion which scousiantly held up before
them ever urge em onward. From victory they have
everything, which lures baI men onward Ia gam,
and IRON defeat every thing to iose. Who cen donbt
! that snoh men will fight with the desperation OF
! fanatics and macmenl
There is a litte ill-i,eling between come OF the
Bordcr.Stnte and C0tton.S State regiments bat in the
thick smoke and dea'sn1C OF battle such petty
Quauels are forgotten and nnbecoed.
JET DAVIS u not - many suppose The idol Of the
army; but on the contrary, In looked upon IA "A
great milestone around the nerk oil the Rebel cane.
Among army officers, expressions Of disgns, with
this modern IHrtuiie are % everyday occurrence.
Domestic politics have ceased % IOs-css any inter
tere,t if 70 exist, and The European recognition
and Intervention question stu. leads the leaders and
all others by The nasal organ through the lab,rnih-
/ ian mace Of Diplomacy. though you hear every
where expressions of I'VE don caro- u but or
whether Europe interfercs or not.' you sull lind
tho zane men nj other times with serious ana know
ing look 10 griyely announce the important news OF
the speedy recognition OF tho South ny France aud
England
Mntinies have taken place among different regi
menis resulting from breach Of flilh on the part Of
the Government m regard 10 men who enlisted for
one year. aud were required 70 eonlinne IN service
after The expiration Of the term. SIch mutinies
were speedily queled by murderous fires from other
regiments. The naughty, ogeIbearing nanneIs Of
the manor-bOrn L. +. VS. arc wonderfully subduei
by grape and canister, and believe II 10 be true
that Of the two annics the Rebels enforce the mOst
rigid discipline, though In dnll our troop. are sup.-
nor The phytique Of the Robei troops IL, gen
era rule better than that Of any promiscuoGs clase
Of soldiers the continent OF Europe. liz Is com
mon occurrence for those tent.-s mssees 10 remain
on duty or march through drenchiDg nins what
is mucn disagreeable, remain m the muddy,
hreess camp W thOut shelter, aid with nothing but
Hour aud frcsh meat 10 eat These, with burnt rye,
boiled, aud drsak without sugar form, at prese.t,
the regular Subsistence Of tbs Rebel heIo,s.
All tho Rebel movements, when Oh the eve of
execution, are 80 secretly and mysteronsly KEPT
from the men, their colonies, and bIipadior generals
included that il would puzzle the moot shrewd in
ouirer to guess on. the truth. The movement oi
Gen. IWeil, when hls command suddenly joined
Jackson fell with much t,.rprsc npon Gen.
rrimbe ss il did upon all the soldiers Of tat cols,
the re-e.ve Of the Army Of Virginia.
The pr Sons in Richmond are crowded with DIS
Affected end dlboyal people, the majority Of whom
are GeImqns, who, as IA whole are great deal
more imprudent in expressing their true sentiments
than any other class OF torcgners The different
consns in Richmond have never undertaken the pro-
lection of any of iheis coun,rymen; the simple
reason seems TO have been t.ar on their own part
Of being suspected a. disloyalists themselves.
Confeder. e money IL plentiful everywhere, and
although % y cent Discount for gold, 1t Is all call
Ell III 10 pnrtLaee gold yatGhes. diamond rDRe and