New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

al any time through these streets in full eecuriy
and to the Joy and delight OF numbers who have
heretofore been accustomed to link his name with
curses and excavations.
Slowly and gradually, AZ first, this change ap-
peared, the terror OF n twevemonth was not to be
cast of in a day. but, as by one. the citizens
gathered courage TO come forward and speak out the
sentiments which had been crushed down but nos
eradcated, the stream gathered strength and fnl-
ness till within the past week The " ah 10 bring
themselves within the egs Of the flag has been quite
equal to the power of the authorizes to receive
their declarations Of allesance.
The teachings of lifetime, the protection OF
lifeiime the pride and glory Of lifetime. Of under
and i'll the Union had not been ehaced by briei
conIse Of rebellion, and MANY who really believed
that they had succeeded in bringing themselves 10
hate, found themselves mistaken az last. IL was Q
brothers hate fierce and bi ter, the ercest and BIT
eIest, bu the recollection o. the mother, the father
the family, brings back, at last the reconciliation
and the knowledge that during the whole period Oh
enlargement the heart had been true to its duties
The opportunity FOR this change has been given
TO this people by the judicous adopted by the
MaOr-General commanding. ii would have been
easy, nothing easier to have adopted course, just
but harsh, righteous but strict, which would have
added fuel 10 the flame already burning only too
furiously. Bat By calm and quiet course, waiting
10 learn before acting, and then acting JUSTLY and in
such manner as to elicit the praise Of ALL he re-
LEVIED the fears Of all lie has convinced the peop c
that the Government Is to-day, as OF Old, protective
and kindly; and has drawn cut the old memories to
do their perfect work.
All honor to him for this course: and in this
c0urse be has found difficulty III leading bis
estsDts, who, believing in him, and acting from no
Interior purpose beyond the restoration OF those
magnificent monuments OF human wisdom and hui
man compromise, the Constitution aud the Union,
have leaped to anticipate lis commands. Citizens
of New.Orleans you have had one month Of order,
Deace and secuTltv.
The cause is patent. VIII any Of you seek to re-
turn to your condition in the months preceding, OF
will you grasp at and cling to that power which has
snatched YOU from the barIing2 iou must have IT,
whether you vii not. Is it not oetter 10 take i
readily cheeriully, and heartily, than 10 stand sui
lenly waiting for what will never come Choose ye
FOR BOSTON.
The ship James Iiovey, with snRar sufficient t.
ballast is under sailing OiGers for Boston, and viii
probably be towed down the river this morning. ",
wish her speedy aud pleasant voyage.
COM. FARRAGUT.
There are ten thousand persons in this city--cer
tainly an immense cTowd-who believe THAI Com
Farragut is now in prison in the Jail at jackson
They alec believe that Mr.. Soule is held q hostage
/ for the safety OF the naval hero. What do yol
think of these beliefs gentle reader
IL IL any use TO tell these foolish peoplc that Com
modore Farragut is now Oh board bis noble flagship
in this haIbor, that we saw him Yesterday, ta!ke'
with him, and ielciiated hun upon the glory Of hi
] achievements IN tue Mirr41siIIl hiNcl4 We anNlr
our peighbors on the other SIDE OF Canal street 4
read The Dcta and cease following The false light
which have guided them upon the rocks, from whici
Gen. Butler Is endeavoIing 10 rescue ihem.
| Delta. June |.
STEAMERS CAPTURED ~ RED RIVER.
| Col, Mcmillan OF the 2lst Indiana Regiment sen
down another steamer yesterday, which Ice car
tured in Red River. Thi- ia the fourth vessel taA,
lby this interchangeable officer. Her name is III
Louisiana Belle, and sic has a good guam iy O
sugar, moasses, and cotton on board beside sma lc
wares. lDol,n, June ].
THE ALLEGED TEEAsOs OF BIS. NooD.-lt
stated today that the charges against Ben. Woo
consist III part that ne las been forwarding 10 III
Rebel States copies OF his speech which be obtaine
leave Of the House "a few weeks eince TO bay
printed. Thee have been ranked and sent 20 q lis
OF old subscribers 10 The Ncw- YORK Ncrs IN I'D
South. How these speeches were passed through
the lines is question for The judiciary Conmitie
OK the House, who have Mr. Wo0ds caio in charge
TO ascertain. Cox Fhiia. Press