New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

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on the bleak Sahara of this mortal pilgrimage
In fact, we must have an extra copy OF that ISSUE
if possible 10 that when We shall have read one
oppreciatingly through, we con commence Tue
same delightful exercise upon another
We could stand the railing, abuse, ana sys'
tematic depreciation of the British arls'cCra'.o
iournals-their assertions that the unio"''''
have done no respectable fighting in this con-
test with the bulletins Of Carricks ford'
Carthage. Wilson's Creek, Fredericton, BEL
mont Rails Bluff, Port Royal, and Dranes'
Vile fully before them; it is their afiectation OF
candor, of impartiality, and OF sublime exalta'
ton above such patry matters as American
discussions, that oggravates us. Mail alter
mail brings us renewed certificates of the GER
tGer.' exemplary and rigorous abstinence from
all bolstering of the Shareholders Rebellion
their utter indifference as between the contend.
inc partes-and their determination to perse.
we're in tho same virtuous path, regardleas OF
Yankee rudeness, malevOlence, ingratitnde, aud
caumny. But now and then we are favored
with glimpse of Secessia, from which we
gnther that the Rebels consider the British
THAT is, all but the vulgar, pOwcrless, good
fcrnothpg multlude) their most nfecfonate
crcpies. their most invincible well wishers, and
their thick .andthin hackers up to tue very verge
of omen recognition and alliance. Witne" the
following from on officer OF the Confederate
steamship Nashville, which has just run into
Beaufort, coaling at Bermuda on her voyage
from southampton, though Government is Off
ciaIly forbidden to use that island as coal
depot, and burning Philadelphia schooner
soon afterwnrd. OF her long stay III South
amptou, (where she vas watched by the Tus-
carora. which was not allowed TO follow her
when sts Left one of her officers (either Capt.
Pegram or Paymaster Taylor reioices the
heart of n correspondent of The Richmond In
guirtr a. follows:
My Informant .pe.i, IN glowing term, Of the kindne' Of
the 1T gh people who showcred upon tho crew and oees
OF tho Nashville all manner OF sympshec attentions As "a
u,tanc, Of the good feeling English toward aud OF
hdsnce In onr i 10 res'ed 20 he oy an oei
o. m, Nashville that quo NO ecslins 5000 co. as a.
one advanced Nashville b. Dsr Eng Oh mer
camille house All classes loud and eare', ia Their e'
preston syIpathJ for e Con7deaey sLd of dee'Asoa
oil the Yankee riion'
Ibs i.de. OF InEsad are especially prominent In tlelF
OF regard Tor tho Sohti
asd informant the herccst s.ionsis h9e'-E
.w IL ia England and the gumor confident!
reported by (sp Pecan tina, the Independence Of e
Cneoebcy would We mat Recognized and tha1 sh! sedy
oy Belgium"
Such triiles are oil remembered over here,
and will in due time be requited. We want
no war with England, and trust we may never
have any; but the day is at hand when her
"mud.sills " (who arc not the ierce't Sc
" ccssonists," and DO not 'ympothize with tho
aristocratic classes in dcteststion OF faukces)
will be invited over to make the Hardware,
Crockery,. Cloth, &c, which We now buy OF
their masters. We shall have no more quar-
rel about FREQ Trade and Protection: the
rersnne Tariff that this War will obAge us
to impose for the next generation will answer
every purpose. And whenever we shall make
our Wares and Fabrics three or four thousand
niles Iearer than hitherto 10 tue growers Of
cheap food. We shall have cheaper Manuiac-
tures, while the lubricants viii have far
cheaper food than in the past. Let US onIy
be patient, aud all viii come right