New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

sSSk bors were put their piece, h.sS 5dyns and
Ssnf ,n sh,m IN edss nannsI 10 sb
the fed ard putting Che de bsis,sn white and bl,ck
This men xers batcn Ia The most terrible snhrs
sa pat conf sey 60 st 'opy cay n, taIvs,on that
20 earn , 40 many Of them. WHO Will 9roteet tns
n. no from those ouiIsges' not Il 90. and Ib.
os wll Toe Cayernueut at Wellington 30 much
consider" his "Gue.;ionT , M rty,:r has thu
m, Army Correspondent OF The lphg mas 'ne
toliowinc view of affairs on the Rappahahnock;
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
co,,.s,on8.ree OF The Richmond WHY
FREDEKioxssuRo. Va. March ~ Is5'.he eneny W. S
hss been 30 long ported doing nothing acyey
~ d. ,sme oeruu.iioni NAV except the oc1asiopa arr
H. Of Troes.or Lowe We cao m'gne ,bat D. o,coyeI.
Sbpe or he esrsipy would not 80 ofen in'snncn "
a man never s.ess for anything ahert IL 'nhi
Tbs "a,telly inacvny 40 long prevalent on To. oTk'
nnmaksbie evidences OF preparation reicethbe on every
baud lead Us TO this nieepce such inecaons ths rodue
necessity the suspension Of the furoogn system
well os many other signs. which prudence eIois
leads infer ths! tho LIST Of April VIII insnse tce
The anticipated branry OF the comin- csmpSrr l. n at
brigbt ,pecu aon aud eycing conjecture while those
already beginning to cbao at the tedouspe OF 10. ,e
liminsrtes snee.deut to the fislpg o. the eura
OF this drama putting their corps through re-
hning process eIpungieE every visible pee oil dIos AZ
iu.tat1n OF the refining process BS,td was con'eaed
some time aimee for the mlnaon Of officers whose con-
pstency doubtful and Its recent aeon has thrown eny
Of tie snecures INTO state Of fearful uePdiion ssd many
have been suspended foo end meBy in s.e 81 usptn
son their case. being yet ,ab jDd Con. Lee evidently
subscnbos 10 tue te maxim that an army o. 1oet so oy
lioo Is lar more thcien' tnsa IN army VI nuns 70"
saw and peruscd cory Of ',retimOncu' Purtsnieh
book published by Gee. Janken, fresden, OF Washington
College Va in 1851 unceemo ~ turned out or the 10Th
Of pnl. His work Is entitled "Petcni faLanies m eI-
Sophsica Rsssonn., which have brought this Civil
War; ltisa book Of as pages IrpotV with snpe"s.lion
In which he uos d,sutnr rodoan,ades are Inundated
The first chapter devoted to homy tbe soeAblty 81
say. thu. the osths the fifty who to hui Peul
and Of thoss who to slsy Lincoln at Camden depot
ss so s.nd. ss much an oS as ever
He very cOndeate Of tie feelings Of hi: bre;h
threats Of .uburstion bat put down mu't
and will and that with forcs lie winds up his poIneions
passes Of insIoabe logic BY pic'uring happy siy Of
- Keep your ssxs fixed the American eagle,
Whom the proud bird OF liberty hail;
FsItha wi,s fow! you can never ,,11y.isie'
There local efimportsnce Concerts shows std
halls are OF the dsyor rather nht and In refer
encs TO the beautiful aides Of fredericksburg friend my
elbow es.s on aspsfklinG oorundru@;
Why the ladies Of Virginia Liable to the charge sfbsing
B.cSuse they show such preference fer the Stars and
March ?coasdrsbs movement, Of some character pro.
e.rs aaong The Yankees opposite here apparently sene
There was general Observance Of tn. day Of fasting and
pr. this An eloquent by tie Rev. w. r.
owen. chsriain li,h Miss ke!imout, -. 80
Gen. sUm9e did q; Syracuse ~ on the 22d inst Of
resye chill He had bern appointed TO supsssde Cur
IN tas Vest aud wa, .sy. ef.J,.nc. III.
st words wee God bless my glorious country, tho United
States 4 America"
The recently polished thu the Confederate force
the battle Kelly. ord consisted OF two brig AIDES Ia
mistake There was only ore brigade In the hshi irhugh
s,ns firing heard up the river yoderisy Prsumsato
be minute guns 10 respect 10 Gen. Sumner.
REUNION,
The Seatiael does not seem 10 relish Vallandig.
h.m idSso f "A IIny to
presented and undoubtedly but echoes tine tone Of
the eutire 5outbern III It's views OF peace. Tbs
Rebel. are evidently slow TO second the Efforts of
such Copperheads Gs fancy. They are bringing
about q peace by preaching coneiliaisoo. Every
Southern Journal repuoistes sueh an IDEA IN Ian
guags Is strong ~ that employed by The SsHfHa;
FIsni Tho Bichmond ssBirs, AprlL
yALLANDI0HAM'S sPkLcH.
On Yesterday we published the naeri. portion Of speseh
Of ID: Hon. G. L. yL.nd CHAM, delivered ~ III. ely ofEsw
Ys.l . IL. y .hs 40 o. hsss !" ,S.s s.,pSss1 .Ss
for p..s indeed q. Of tsos ,eiiOl Toe
sot be restored" This 10 language eltG snphsie and
sueh as dspsnd the rsreet Of people
Mr. v1..6sssa ian. ao os II. II. ~.
dssy sincere nay pa.on.le 10 that desire But he holds
,hIourh peace and NOT war War only resdsr
il nj. ally I'm possible The Union be restored by
Usicn u m.ssSr. Dsesu,. sss. eSsoe .si against Wv
beesa.e !. Ss.;rSy. ali snsos' Asa Z sss,d .s's b. 10
he own sAks, and independent OF Union
obtcdy that III
the mnds Of The psop, Of III. colfedsis States nse
ing mt th, could ponDy consent TO reunion Il
only BE- s,sSa ss Ter. sovd 5. no ssa
mode OF restoration. Reason and common teach this to
4. wAO h,: no! DID farewell to Io.,oa sad e e9n@oa sense
simply uitess the eounsels Of msn who guided BY his
sou and blinded AID mbuted By The ps,ions Of hasa
Wac her indeed te.rs now any hope reconstruction
even through peaceful Measures Is point on which We
wholly differ ffou MI VAindghsm. The enouDons wrongs
We nave suffered have dog an unaombc calf between our
enemies and Tho blood Of asushteed bretbre shed 10
defers and How could take the hand which 1. red
With our Kindred, Fore1 Mr. NslSndighsn the ouy
yet he hops that vfuous aud ,6iaiDs recruitment viii
Prove tot passing aversion st that we WI ceue into
But IL nowforever TOO late Had A ooun'e aud
such lis prevailed blood had flowed 10 awfal there
would h.s. been ssO1 u b. hops but We saa NEVER clap
motives hich govern and which now animate the
gpt o ssn .d@ II her. ~.e chance Of rouaiop Va
has proclaimed e only IL consist. IN
And II there be chance then 10 him who does not hse
6end eeight blood aud aid the hats fol
passions which stir there ia a, least no reason for
peace should be sought for It's sake This this
ground which Nasndisham ssrds We eonies that
lofty ground EouLo that every whether separated
,.n,b 1 and Honorable TO biz own people he ten.
ders coanses OF wise tstsmanhc wisest eounsels
Affairs admit and tho only hope Of their retrieving
their fortune Toward u.s. Lis be displays the
example our Toes who doe not through grau'
he very time that prOfs,.e, paross reunion In
short bis course 10 that Of sssoa1o man % opposed TO
we have no quarrel with him nsr.y becsuse he desire,
Union which be conceive. the ntre Of his
people to require. We LOOK tue question from tbs
ether side win act interests shall dictate, We shall
differ this But when no pursue, his ends by just aud
hon able means but touch s,nsibt.s and
command our respect notwithstanding belief that 20
seeks result to which cannot consent through the aeun,
best calculated effect indsed the only that could
possibly effect is The spirit he displays. however doesen.
courage he hope that We shall 90 sbe 10 establish and main
tn such relations OF aity toward that great North West
which he represents will prove bond and OF
fIiendsaip and promoter Of oar mutual Interests.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs.
With sugar at 81 70 per pound and moa,ses at about
gil per gallon, The Rebels have found II necessary
70 cast about for substitute, and arc experiment
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