New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

appointment Of Banks OF Massacb uset.s, Bon.
Wade OF Ohio, or any one else, over Mcclellan.
lie says 1t IA understood nc the North that the
Fedeias are 10 longe- fghins Tor our sutj1gatiOn,
mt Tor an honorable ICsoe,' and IN AZ erH r.
boundary: They wish to WresJ rliria, Maryland,
aud Delaware, and Missouri ADD kontuc ks, from
tie Southern Confeieracy, aud 10 embrare them IN
lie Northern do ioioEs. This. according 20 tl.eir
reasoning, would run ne from oceanic ocean, and
give them what hey cal Gu "hOnOrnble ueace"
No les t1an fifteen Union officers resigned their
commissions a. G. iro Gu the publication Of Liucoin's
message aud Camer0ns report. They We're West
eFn men. who were fahting fof tie free navigation
Of tie Mississippi River, but when tley saw the
war was 20 be- waged agai ft Slavery, they qat.
lilo fays The iltra-AbOltlpn party "a growing
weaker every day, and that the Pence party is gain
IN grOuad. lio says that not Naliau9ghGm, but
I,nCi-ou II Ohio j. the leader OF tie Peace PARTY,
and thinks that if any one but Vul.andigham had
offered lie resolution TefDee 10 surrender Mason
aud Siteii, thcy would have been passed. Tie
areIi > If feeling cXitHg between the Abolition,
nion. aud Peace parties il represented ~ intense.
The whole Wet i. opposed to t,e Morrill, Tariff and
tie entire Lost sustain H..
Tfo lu.olt's have lntcly adopted rev policy
to1ad tlo South. Unt6lc 70 whip them IN the
held OF 70 obtain any substantial advantage by wa
Ter, hes have re- ied 10 arson. II IL reliably stated
m Lcai. vile aba. the Fedr.l Government has deter
mined 10 sead beyond their Ines ard into all he
Confederate cities and town., reniteniary convict.
and doe, who 10 act re spies AID burn up
our 'iirs cld a' for ~ The fires they siell sue
oeed ia making they SHAH be literally paid.
Thee inc-udi4ries have special instructions 20 turn
up al mnuuiac cries aud workshops Unioni.ts be-
l.eying HAT in Tat WHY tley viii oct only cripple
w. Tat destroy our manufactures ard tlus compel
us 10 fely npon their Workshop. This last informa-
lion is derived from L. ion officer in Louisville,
approves be policy and who has not Leehatcd
a. sie4k out iu reference IL II.
We place great rell upon is correctness IN
every plriis1ar and hone that every city AID town
in tie southern Coufederacy VIII adopt measures u
watch the movements ~ all ed parties, AID
lLwai Iincons emiss.Fies 10 their heudiah and dia
bolical 3 hns. Let th- authorities OF Memphis rake
ADEQUATE preIaIa.ous 90 save our city from The "a
Of Chnr,effon. Let " klnembti Clall 5tOn' b.
our watcLword hencef5dh.
MEMPHIS, Friday, Jan. 3 1852.
late adyiCes from the North, Via Nsw-Madrl
say that the Federal Congress haa iii INTO three
IA lions: A Union party Slavery eS'e.m.n.liAg
and peace PARTY, the latter being beaded ~ Va
ardigham Of Ohio.
TIE Cabinet has a'so split on the Mason and Slt
dell sf.i7, aud il is ind rstood thai 40 advance
movement will be made until tho diic lliy ia -et
tied.
/ gentleman inst arrived from ST. Louie, says
Gen. ilneck il very rigorous On the Secessionls e.
lie levies l. TAX upon thor property, aud they are
compelled 70 Jay or be confined in prison.
r. e ConfeCorg'e prisoners that have been brought
10 ST. Louis are treated roughly.