The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-02

Already have we evidence that The IRE
nrc.-ible energies vi our people wall create
anew II they cannot restore. the southern
trade which has been 30 suddenly cut on by |
The civil strife that RACES throughout the
country. Having obtained possession oil
several important Southern ports. and among
,hem New Orleans. the President. but little
more than two weeks since. issued his pro
c,anation that the several Southern ports
,h., held bv the National forces would be
ouened for trade. aud commence on the isi
OF June pFoIimo.
Immediately SAILING crafts of every des-
cripsioa. anil steamers. were put up Tor the
posts thus to be opened, the great port oil
View Orleans Of course coming IN for the
u,;neipaI share Several sailing vessels with
fall and assorted cargoe- have already de
par,ed for that port. aud on Saturday last the
steamer Sawanee. With provisions principally,
took her departure from Philadelphia for the
came destination. Yesterday the steamer
Blackstone, with full cargo and thirty I'VE
passengers. sailed from this port Tor Ne"
Orleans. The steamer Roanoke sails to-
marrow. and on Saturday next she viii bs
followed by the steamer Marion Eight or
ten sailing vessels are now up at this port io'
Taught 10 New Orleans, also four IA BosIof
and I'VE in Philsdeiphis. making "a the ng
gseg.ts some twenty sailing vessels ana
s,,smer. now being dispatched with ireigh
and passengers % the great Southern mar
OF trade and commerce.
In a email way. trade 10 the minor ports
Bssufors and Port Royal was also commen
al soon. Mobile. Charleston. and ever
other Southern port Of importance will b
omen TO our business enterprise. and We sha
h,v;o 70 see the solution Of the iniereslin
question. whether the influences OF trade an
commerce viii have any effect on the obd'
"a. southern heart We are iAeiined
b.iieve dat these Influences viii. IN the en-
move a..re potent than that OF arms. Va
overflow lng stores at New Orleans and OF
ar southern ports. of everything that 4 bee
.ibv de.tisu,e aud suffering people in q
hack coun,ry. and they having wherewiih
purchase what they mead. IL viii be strane
indeed. ifihe white Gag Of commerce dc
no, open the way for peace sooner and mo
.erely than the red and bloody flag oiwl
The southern people may refuse u trade
sr.t. or What litsle they bring icrwsrd m
80 hseaeht grudginsly. anl ~ith curses: !
b,,,e Nv little. trade must work it, way, a
could We hole securely every outlet from
south both by land and water, We mt
withdraw oGs armies. and leave necessity
the savitat ioDs Of trade - work out the ca
% the Uniou
IN any evert. tie trade IT the south
p,s. into new haais sud te carried on an
se~ rsgi.ss The steamer OF ye>seF
from tbs port. carried oct several Young
.nts.pri.ir- easiue~s men. Who propo>
Start afrrsh snt cat their lot With the
ses,iny q Ns~ OFlsaf.'. q. q rses aPon
,,,,- AZ secession. The steamer also
ont the Cust,s, House officials ~ho Al
rso-xanise -. branch Of the Governs
basiness Al - newly eTened port
Ike opening vp ,ne~ country. snd Il
Ulitc Mia Il = SOUTH frcm his time
ward Pionccf- all 80 ~ every sesse
r....siv work o.. e.. existence Tie sicsis
..cess;on a. . tradiag element The
~m Ia, - eos4merei>i grssP uIon tie
stronger thsa .,sr krd 10 prepared -
against d.'ee a, treason os iofe'gn
feTence.