New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
.pirine autocrats have marked you for their

aspiring autOcrats have marked yOu for thei'
iTe Data of the 9th ult extends 70 the Rebe
Generals Van Dorm and Breckiniidge the following
invitation 10 visit New Orleans:
COME ON, NACDUFT!
This is the greeting which we send Van Dorm
and Breckinrdge, i'll behalf Of Gen. Phelps. Col
and Acting Brig.Ge Dudley holds the tight Of the
deieDsss before NewOrleans. He has made all AT
ranfements to receive the enemy, whether he attack
III front, or try the dubious experiment OF wadine
through the swamp. Col. and Acting Brg.-Gen
Cahll holds the lief and he too, Is prepared to re
ceve the rams in the river and the Rebels on land
Both these fine officers in the fight at Baton
Rouge; and after the fall Of the gallant Williams,
the duties OF the day fell chiefly upon them
The post of honoT-the reserve-ls assigned 10
Colonel and Acting Bngadier. General Paine. lie IL
supported bv gallant brigade Of Hoosiers, Badgers,
and Pine Tree boys who are anxious 10 repeat The
Red Stick practice at any polnt The enemy may
choose to attack. Now, let Earl Van Dorm and john
T.. Brec slnTidge try another cavalry dash. jus
once And JEFF. Thompson TOO, will consider him
aef invited 10 the FEAST Talking Of Thompson re-
minds us-Jeff low do you like the looks of Fort
Pike Hel eheckmaed
We wish we could remove one fallacy from the
Northern mind, ard that is the fallacy that labor
performed by negroes the plantations OF the South
canuot be done by white men. We say IL cam and
il can be done cheaper and better. Intelligent anu
independent Southerners will admit THE. Why,
the white farmers OF the West, in their harvesting
season, work and are happy and healthy, under
a suu quite az oppressive as that Of this latitude.
The hod-carrers OF III North, with no wool TO
shield their heads, work az no negro could work, III
cum quite AS broiling as anything experienced ID
rice field or cane brake W. throw these As
sertions out for the examination OF the philosopher
and the statesman. And we will anticipate events
so far as 10 SAY that sugar plantation VIII be
w ed IA before
lie out.
Don't then, believe those who tell you that a
white man can't do what negro can. lie can do
all that negro can do, in the way OF laborlng IN
the sun, and ever 80 much more.
NEw-ORLEANs MARKETS.
NATIONAL ADVOCATE OFFcE, !
Nednesda, evening, Aug A 1867
Our general local money market was very quiet
to-day. The banks doing nothing aud though sSme
holders would prefer gold and svrr there was
very little excitement Hctes Of bank notes should be CO
pae. private The notes Of banks are Ju't .,
good they have been at any tue with The lat
months and there many boa ded and slowed ." ~
and holders thereof not wanting TO nsc them
We reerse to all bilhodes 70 Keep quie, II - Anosn
there have large Of this AID tina, bank ssue-
slowed away io no psic9si puro,e PihA', on., In-s
holders mi. something tsnsibe 1t Is unnecesT, or
O. oanb notes ana e'incn 'ne ,nie inlhu,a ca o,. -
fo because Of our banks Lave been required 10
other currency IN mds tbsD the sgos oi
banks and the Issues Of the city There are Un'sd STATE
Of currency and OF course range higher 'hLn the stand
ard. .
There were movements IN exchange to-day. Eotvih
EsndiI large shipments Of sugar NorbH ard there AT"
gn be drawn for and the general 81 cbn e
rules heavily against hi, Is pee cent
In stocks Of the sales Of one bundled and ODD
shares Bank Of LosAns 10 two parcels, a. 81 aud some e"
transactions in City ksilfoad. -,
SueAE-we have seaia to notice light supply md with
rood demand prices Today sales embrace about
nhd several 8tna.c for lair, bid.c FOR ANY
fair to prime. and %. t. III fof choice.
MOIAssKs1he supply isht AID viii fair demand We
notice sAes OF 500 bb 26d2c = gallon for CHOICE, on the
leyce e-.,.
FIoUR-Thc m,Iie, 10 dull prices range fIom . 500 10
d Dbl according 70 quality aud brand ,
CokSihe demand supplied 81 Sl 4 ogsh OF TIE and
ing aud : IS from store
Osr.-We notice tie landing &c. and in store at
.0c. q bah.
BEAs-The la. sales from the landing were At e. 10 Y 100
7, those from ,tore were 81 -. - -.
HAIIhe le.t sale, the landing were a, 500 *'2 10 q
trn. IL 10 retailing at StJ. -.
Sides selling 81 Q. dso and &C ga
Cured Hams Il l8c. q 70.
LsKu-Priiue Ia Eess, Is ret.ng q zoe 4 10.
POHk-Mess d. retailing A. kl7 q Dbl
BEEY Choice Mess ia bali bDls.. j. retailing a. 10
FgKiGHIs-Ibe rates 10 v Ind for spszr 10 New
York aud II TO Bottom aud phsde pins and q bbl Tor
Mola, by sailing vessels and Is d hid and ~ q Dbl
0y stcsmerA