New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

msn row resident within il are capable of appreei-
atng.
| DO not believe in the loyalty of any born IN
,bitant of New Orleans who wears bToadeoth, or
who in ante.secsssiOn times possessed balance al
lis bankers or still less in bis feminine conn" aIt
Il is true that yon can now walk through. 'he city
without being spat upon, tcowled a'p O. Kissed; the
people are civil, but only from a conviction that
howsoever the war may result ssewhere, their con-
dtion is Temporarily irem. ediable, and they must
needs make the best off,, A general Dissatisfaction
with the results Of usason rather than the thing
ITSELF tense 0. humiliation, gr9dglns, latent,
admission OF Consequences; these, with repeilous
lore that Something may yet intervene in behah
Of bar9.up Southern Confederacy-that Napoieoo
Ill will aid it-thst Lee and Jackson may unih,s.
.akably discomft Burnside fare the predominant
sentiments One finds traces of them everywhere.
THAT'S frst-rate paper, eaid citizen, point
ing to The n. Y. Caucasian quoted OF DR. Mac
kay), TO a comparison, who wss approvingiy resuns
| The World, at tse news veuder stall, below me
| building in which write. II wouldn't cell I'VE
| TRIaUSr if was paid for it," answered newsh1y
! to me, when asked for she obnoxious shect. lie
was civil, quiet boy, evidently very n,''t ~, III
earnest. "Mhy !" asked. they say lts aoo.
hton he replied innoosntly, with about as0shnlte
an impression of the rleanDg OF the word and az
rational en- adherence of it as exists IN many Tour
times his age noticed, however, that ets scrupu-
lous lad disposed of bis limited stock OF IRiBuNkS
with great rapiditg, ana ihal, 700, ID .ne very
~.
blocks wblome used for the sale OF human nierch in-
dse---whe an iron efgy OF negro chattel Is yet
visible as a sign Of the damnabie tNfhc, Just now
extinct in NewsOrlesns, as hope never to be re-
yiyed. One sees other inscriptions relative to the
ssne throughout the city, and whistles "John
Blown" under them with Singular complacency;
/ Think of thechaDge that has cene over the PROUD
Crescent City, since the time when 1t went mad
with a carnival Of treason, secession fags, whisky
u barrel proce ssons and terrorism hardly exceeded by
the days of the first French Revolution know q
rough Unicn man, who lived through those days.
4" had to talk Secesh up to the but, be AYERS,
" until two or three of get together, within closed
doors, and then, by -! we let rip" He indorses
, Gen. Butler. and won't hear word against him.
went last night to the st. Charles Theater to see
: play denominated in the bills "a great National
Union Drama, presented under the patronage OF the
Army and Navy, and the Union Association OF New.
Orleans" entitled "Our Maryland, or the Battle Of
Antietam," produced with appropriate flourish
mention it, not as cbronicling absurd an offering
to the tragic muse, smilngy turned over by her to
sister Thalia, as could we'll be imagined, but q.
respects the dreary significance of the very limited
attendance. At the end of the second act there
were Just sixteen persons in the parquette, our
party constituting O fourth OF that portion OF the
| audience. The boxes exhibited dismal vacuity,
with the exception OF one loyal family Including
Union BABY and two or three eoldiers. Verify the
amateur performers displayed good deal OF uoral
courage in getting through three entire acts coD-
GLIDING with a tsblesux in which Temple OF Lib
, ery the goddess Of that name, OF Truth and JUS
tice, our respected President, the Spirit Of Wash
ington, Gen, Mcclellan, tue Star Spangled Banner,
5 the National Eagle, were mixed up wonderfully and
promiscuousy.
From up t ie river we get occasional news, die.
tated by Rabeaiss Giant, Hearsay, who was fed
uron rumors. Only this mild, rainy morning,
learned that the Rebels had made descent upon
Gen. Gravier and carried Oft one OF bis batteries
Ii was false of course. Yesernight the Secession
lists were jubiiant about apochrypha disasters IN
Mississippi. We hear many stories OF the kin d.,
r that one is justified in believing the wish TO be
father to the thought with the majority of their mar
rators. BY and by we shall set some real news,
, probably from the vicinity of Port Hudson. The
Mississippi s gradually rising to facilitate opera
n lions. I. u. q.