New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
NIw.YoaH, Oct ~, 1851.

psted shp OF snca large dmenrons r,n We ushsp"'s
shp and have doub, but that you VIII turn them out a.
Won hsy. dom. to the entire satisfaction Of TIE Adni
rsiy trust that you may ses tie eoluAS' i0f 'as o'he'
csnno, b., r.r., ths. you did not estimate Tor th.
floating batteries required BIZ our Navy DepItmsn'. Is
succeeded, {. io.- you would II would hay. s2ns fsi
toward relaxing the ''rngeno. q cur navigation laws In
sent your Lao letter. received yesterday 10 the Secretary
ofs Navy who very DESTROYS 10 have JOB build the
vet decide TO have you build oDs Of Of suDbOs
IL 10 my present Intention 10 visit England again for
NIP leaving here In the Acs the 9Th Of Novsm'
Der and hope to have ths pleasure Of ,eeins Jou
sboot tie 18th proIia,s.
With Kind regard. to al. ! sm ko. -.
MsssTI John Laird Sons Co. Brhsnhead
BmxrSnRAp April II. 1862
MY pxAR SIR, You viii have by ne spsper. the
report OF the discussion n tho House Of Common. On The
Alabama the 2h Of Marse last ssd tbs, narned In
speech the fact that late MN had had sppca
iion csi the ecrety Of the Navy q the FedefI Oo'-
ernmsn through end OF mine TO build vessels of war 'oi
them. 49,
10 not wish bring your before the public o. to
gub,h the ndsnes sIc.p. 10 To: .y.o' OF s
cas-. she'll hs'e 'eiidei'n's - DO 3d. "hion 'na'
Unfairly more e'pesisiy e' your letter to me ana ~
enelosus handed to bJ them show that thsy soss
very ay with you into the elan required ana the
object, those verssis were to sccspphh.
n. American d.I.rnmsnt - y.1 also Informed ns
personally aud by es,s May 1901 had employed spsh "
spdssvsI purchase ssisbs vess for bsetsdns puI'
poses aud that you were In with him On Ills
subject
through jon until forced todo by their friend, In
the Honss Of Conmons ns~ .na'ns the IsYsssss ~
t.cks ,,f and a. tho Americas aud LBS
lsh pres, and the paItsaHs Of the North a. pa'' mee
isgs And sseshs
hsv. renamed lorssr silent would have been construed
tno an admission tbs. the charges ads against inc were cor
rect AID th.rsfos fell the time bad arrived when nu''
make sens statement Or tue SUBJECT a,
hope your family are all we'll and remain. my dear Biz,
JOIN LAIRD.
TIE PEACE DEMOCRATS or NETWORK AND
THE LONDON TIMES.
From the London Daily News
We may fairly ask the T,naes what il now thinks
Of lie allies ut New-iofk; lhey have 'sown-no'
changsd-their Qusty; what does our contemPor'
AIRY think OF them uow 7 For three mouths tbs
ruff ans Of NewYork, who choose 10 call themselves
Peace Democrats" have been the only party ~
the whole North for whom the 1'imes has had .
civil word ~ say. Their spint has Inspired its New
York Correspondent and their rowdy orators have
been sKtollsd in s leading articles M the only wise
and pst rio,ic men In she Free States. Stunned and
loathed by respectable Americans Of every party,
the leaders Of tLess pretended Peace Deia0crsts
have figured in the counus OF the IImei W the only
lpen who ecu cave America, II that indeed DO pos
sible.
The Time, has occasionally a way Of affecting
ignorance Of the connono.t facts but II The 7ims'
Goes MT know who It's New-York frends are, there
are many thousands Of EnslisLmon who do. We
have known those " Peace Democrat" many years,
under various nance, ana tie wonder 10, not That
they have now risen to murder upehsndinS eIiizens
aud bnrn down hosfes, but that they Gid noi DO ~
at a och earlier period Of tie war. They have
been the West Aocomp hces most degraded toVs
Of the Pro-Slayery party both in the North and The
South. They are the men who formerly uscd TO
break up the Anti-Slavsry meetings, snd purse We
most eminent men oil The hbon.On party Wild
threats OF assassination. Ih.y arc the men BY
whose aid and protection New York lev yens
ago became the chief port VI tie world from " hieh
slps issued issued ~ carry ON tie Pralieal slave
trade. Mr.. Linooln's Government las inflicted soass
bosvy blows on their interests.
|. has broken up or driven away thor slAvs
expsdiiioIs, and II hanged Capt. Gordon. IL IL
astonishing that they endured shAt bard trial. lie
Lonr has for Ihsla TO ronesr last service 10
their old friends L. 10 now VI never. The eos
seriDtion supplied them with tho prsItxi for fSisng
the mob and causing confusion At home and Oh AiIe
abroad. And sLat II was 10 more than yrsteII
every feature OF the no, shows. Tho mob burned
down tie Colorea Orphan Asylum, Destroyed s.y-
eral negro houses, sud sttsrksd every negro they
could resob-kiling a considerable nunber, and, II
il said, burning Obs ~ death. Ihosr performance,
with the A.tso. on the Office Of Ina y. \. lEiBusS
fix the SPECIFIC character VI tie not, aud slow who
were engaged In 1t.
THE CosFEDERATE ARMY on THE EVE OF THE
INVASION.
Co,spon1spos Of Tie Loudsn Tine fom tie Hssi7ssr'
Ter, fOrn Lee, Army. JsHs ~
IL 10 evident from The Northern paIsrs, which, u
onr present positlon, reach us sbuGdAItly within
two days Of their publication In Washington and
Baiti orc, TINT the expectations gensr.Ily enter.
tanned thai Gen. Les irrup,ion into Penhsylv
will be brief asony-A sort OF rGEvo" 9Idrf
LturS which has W be met and suruoostod ny TORN
fed NIL tiamen-is likely ~ prove dsiuson.
Sobnu can At ,hi. mornt1i, exceed the dehteraiion
Of Gen Lees movements. IL WA necessary after
tho army left Calgtx6of to Leo no uns In re'ring
,hs gas which = nenticn.d above; and during
tho march Of We f6h i'sh and lssh int. the men,
driven forward with ell possibls speed, suffered ter
ribly By Teason Of tho heat.
On the l7lb, the glhss stood all day nj ~ deg.
On the lSsh, FROM a. IL. till T. m, Is touched
80. II will be Imagined ths dozens Of men faibied
and fell smItten down by the sun, aud were by their
comrndes according to the never failing rule In all
armies, instantly reported dead. Although there
were undoubtedly many such suns,rokes, have not
az vet heard OF ssy that terminated isnly But, II
the Coniederates during those three trying days sui
fered erievously II evident from TIE accounts IN
the Northern papers tha, the su'erings Of their enc
my we're far more severe. Marching n were Inc
CoufederaUs, along the Blue Ridns they foupd
abundant ,prings Of cool and excellent limestone
water wheross tue march OF the Uniooisis VIA over
one Of the thirsuest plains Ia Virsina--s district
which lasl year retarded The foot cavalry OF Stono-
wall jackson for several days. and delayed the dis
confture Of tie bOmbastic General Pope aud Which,
upon the l7th and 18th inst, doubtless TOOK ample
toll from tbo host Of General Hooker.
1t Is in sucb marches thu, the Ieckles wasteful-
ness Of the Federal soldier, spnngins from the fac
lily with which be gets new clothes, Q new KNAPP
ssck, and can,een whenever he calls for them, Is
abundsntly portrayed. How many thousand dollars
worth OF clothing, blankets, Overcoa.s, and oil
cloths strewed .he plain such day the l7th Of
June 1t ~ not necessary to compute, but enough In
all probability to have enabled suct an economist Us
Frederick the Great 10 support Ous or two mon hs
Of war. Upon the afternoon Of the 18Th trench
dous thunderstorm, accompanied by dsluges Of rain,
brought US relief, and since that time tho weather
ha. been unpleasantiy cool.
FRANCE.
In the Paris Bourto thsrs was renewed Aainess,