New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
FR0nf PHILADELPHIA.
Tho Only Topic Now-Anos'ier Uprising-
Good from Ncw.York and New-Jersey-
Pirates nt BInnd-Ncgroes i'm Demand

Pirates mt gIsnd-Ncgroes in Demnpc'
From An Occasional Correspondent
! PHitAprLrnIs. wednesday. June II. 1863
The Rebel raid into PeunsylvsDa may do immense
ev' TO mere material interests, but ia moral and
national aspect it will he productive of more than
corresponding good We needed new plague, u
new calamity. to wake US up. We had become
listess and lethargc. But all is alarm and Juror
now, touched in some quarters with dash OF panic
Fugitive families Of women and children are arriv.
ing bore from interior towns about 10 be occupied
by the Rebels leaving, in the panic of the moment,
all their precious moveabes behind. As l do not
share any portion Of the prevailing alarm, the neces-
sity of this hegira ID not apparent to my mind
But many meu. many minds. As to this city, not
understanding all the indammstory appeals from all
organs to all classes, we are simply aroused, not
alarmed. The rally OF men and arms has been mot
enthusiastic. TIE concentration Of military force
Las been prodigious, aud Harrisburg and the Sus'
queharna are now safe. Towns may be buried,
regulations may be scattered, landscapes may DO
laid ~aste but the nation itself has been thoroughly
afolfse6, and this cOncenlTicn and arOu-ai, IL not
blurderngly fnttered away, ought TO yield memoir
able results.
! The rush to arms has equaled anything We have
Yet seen here Gov. CurtIn declared that " Phi'a-
dephia had not responded but this was written
while we we're yet staggering undor no SHOCK Oh the
f.r news oil our border being crossed. We prcesntly
recovered, and found that we were not yet burt.
The Governor has also ascertained 1t by tins time.
Tie tender of amillion by banks was ineianane-
Gus. Now, in three days time, the creative POWER,
latent IN this State Gnd its Immaculate ueighbors,
is seen to be alnios. incredible. The plain Tact Is
that the North has not yet exhausted even traction
| VI its enormous rnrp us.
We are gratiied beyond measure at the whols'
souled promp'itude OF New-fork. What Gov. Sey-
nonr has done to aid the good work hls been sur
/ prise AS well rs qualification. We dld mol expect
US much NJ bis hands. lour Ith Regiment nus
/ played q most important aud useful part, and Is
entitled to the lasting gratitude Of Oil Pennsylvania.
In New-Jersey Gov. Parker has surprised us In the
same way. On Tuesday he Addressed Que OF Tue
returned regiments in very appropriate trrinr' ne
/ told them TINT II New-Jersey was anywhere 70 DO
/ defended, it was on Pennsylvania soil-that one
veteran among them WAS equal to dozen raw re-
/ cruits aud urged them 10 again march ior tue &C.
/ fenss OF their hresdes. This appeal was mace IN
response 10 dispatch from Gov. Curtin INIT 10
would urge these returned men To NY 10 Harrisburg
TIE Colonel Of the regiment thou addressed his men'
sud that he was ready TO co. aud desired 10 Know
/ how uany would follow. Bat he would begin WIN
ito OIL ,ers. Every one Of them came forward AMI
were ready. The men were then dismissed ~ eau
yass their cOinpanirs
/ The .3d Regiment Col Grub, already mustors
400 men 10 90. L. private circles, men are leaving
all parts Of New.Jersey 10 enroll themselves here:
At Camden, Mr.. James NJ. Scoyc!l publishes q call
for 100 men, Offering TO either lead or follow tbem'
Meantime the Copperheads proper, The pea'e-a'-apy
/ price men, are dumb and sinking 1Eey lear the
advent OF their own friends. IEoy give no ~ mph.
,hetic word to tile new-upris!ng, but emlik ana
snilo over each dispatch announcing th, Rebel Ad-
vance. Nerly lLero NUT or ought 10 be u gay oi
vengeance for these traitors. We may hope that
others Of their kindred, in the enenys track, NAV
rxperence taste Of this peace they have 80 clsnor
ed of the euemy 20 give them. no contrast between
,aeh as they al then get aud sneh Ms the irueTsi
Government las thus far secured 10 tLerl, may DO
utterly runou. but tben It will be instructive.
/ Pirate are of Caro- Henlopen tbink dash
M and into Now.Yorx harbor would 10 the country
good Somebody needs waking w. IL is clear
ttt tbs tofslirs AIe Increasing on arc ocean " tl,
thrss things mus, have an 6ni, hui what we nO"'
see appear. to be only the bcs nning. We OF faila
ftlata have had our luy.AiOn panic. NOW LEI y 80
Yois bcioh the Alabama s,eari"g up the Narrows
sni drp,piug shels Ia broadway ani al Wal
.treet viii swear too Tia, to'nohcly IS tn bl ne.
~ siuet 10 proverbially Ike place on' ht'io
/ ,ntsrla = of this kiai wuuli prove THAT waxing
to OtAeT ttiuRs thal IAEicu Vi Neb'S tould W
elected eHsn thcfc.
/ Though iLings arc now so rampant ell round W,
vet tones must be kent subiued. The pen must NOS
reflect the c0nS icicgs OF the MUD. We ma! thhS,
! ,u, ", mast be cautions 80 - what we write.
Ioero is nm evident public conslrnnt, not amon8
tic disoysi, but the loyal.
| Nv the way, among the surprises Of the we.k l.
Simon ,ainrrons denunca.l0n OF tbs Cabinet, and
J thr frrsh upheaval of Gen. McCleiisn's rine 70
Command tie troops now ini-inR TO dave oaeA 'hc
Rebel, Wa ever iarce 80 brosd ~ il13'
The Harry in reunsyl.ania will lead TO Que good
rcsnit the cultivation OF biaeS men. Ono wouif
hint that 1yc0 CoyleIheads could row sec that
10 0rolofet sodsrs would he good bau.sto.perr
, in and about hum oer-huIg. 1hsy might have been
mad lnug. long ayo, but nv people would nos and
LOW aimee tue poor but brave Fellows have been 80
Dor i.loa.fy snatbed By epAuie,tes and shoulder
s,rap- tho Doubt i. whether they can be bad ~ al'
Boz everything has its compeussiions. Since wo
arc compelled to live, we may DO Permitted al least
~ hopo.
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