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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-21

few raBE Wzro dise-aTsd 80 lie crowd saa created
siThi psnis, when the posa rushed open tksst yyh
their bltsus and inflicted severe scalp wounds sra
rkul frastufeE Tuis movement however, The crowd
aen4ed determined resist, when the orior given
10 aharze and ih- soldiers rushed upon The mass wth
taer bayanets The gbt ot lhe co siesl seemed 90
Save ssrae siect upon the ulass, ara they began
break Ia al oifeeiess Some iarse force, however still
contiua.d 20 Tessl arng reYolTsrs throwing Stones
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

The prices a Warrington Market yesterday exhibited
material change since last quotations. although tho
indications were that thlags would take rsc in few
days On account Of The unsettled state Of the weather
vheh sssns has intsrfered with the conveying Of pro-
dscs 10 ths narkss Meats remained q The figure
last week. and the remark holds true 70 tho
various descriptions of nsh Prime butter was little
lower being quoted a. 25c. 2sc per ID. An inferior
oAassss. The following III viii exhbit tho scas OF
prices.
NsArs-Prims cuts Of besf llc. Iec per lb; porter
house steak 100 1885, ordinary roasting pieces, l2c
49, soup and stewing pieces, 7c &c.; mutton. fore
quarters, 1c . oc; mutton, hindquar,srs l0c l2c
chops l1c forequarcrs OF veal &c. 12c headquarters
q veal lie i6c.; pork. l0c. l2c. hams, Ilc l3c.
shoulders, l0c.; bacon, l2c. . l4c. t.I.
Porisny AND 0AnR Tho stock Of poultry and game Ap
pears 70 be very heavy just now and tho quality quite
excellent The prices remain pretty much at tho same
Agure Turkeys bring loc 2oc. pes VI chickens. l8c
ducks, lsc. 20c pirtrdgce, 81 IL per pair quail -
per dozen; woodcock d2c a 76c. per pair.
vp0nAEiHs.-Csbbage 10c = 13c. per head; turnipN
l5c per half peck Russian turnips, l5c por half peck
t0matoes &c per quart caulihowors, 12c. Csc. each
parsley, &c. lc per bunch celery l0c l2c per bunch
sweet potatoes &c. per half peck carrots &C. n &c. pes
half peck squashes. nc. Soc each pumpkins, 12c
49, each green corn 8c per dozen string beans, 25c
per half peck potatoes, 15c lsc per half peck white
onions 37c pcr half peck red onions 2Sc per half peck
FRuIr-Grnpes lsc. 75o. per half pound apples 25c.
37c per half peck rsars 2Sc AL per half peek Gran
berries, lac. 1Sc per quart; quinecs, 81 81 20 yer
hundred; lemons, 16c. q 37c por dozen.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY, Oct. 800 p. M.

FRIDAY, Oct. 800 p. NJ.
Money is quite active. Early this morning as
much as seven per cent and brokerage were
paid for call loans on stocks; and, though later In
the day the inquiry abated, still the market must
be quoted a quick seven per cent market, and
people who have money to lend for day or two
can be sure of getting that rate from the brokers.
The activity arises, In part, from the large sums
which have been sent to the country for the move.
pent Of the crops. WHICH hsve diminished the bank
deposits Very ~ materially, but more directly from
the large payments into the sub-Tressury for
$40 bonds. The amount Of these bonds
cold up to date Is nearly $325 900 900,
and they are selling at the rate Of about two mil
lions day. Within day or two there has been
quite rush for them, in consequence Of the gene
ral preference for "clean" bonds, with no coupon
stamped. This rush will cease tomorrow After
noon a. after that date the second coupon will be.
gin 70 be stamped. With regard to the policy Of
the banks which calling In loans, this viii not
last beyond Wednesday next. On that day the
per cent deposit certificates, Of which our
banks hold SIS 900 o0o will TO bear interest
I'm gold. A bank which holds them after that day,
I'm a or per cent money market will OF course
lose the difference between 8 per cent and the
current market VI luteItsts Whoec'ei ~ may
be. II will therefore be the policy Of
wen managed institutions, after that date,
70 run debtor at the Clearing House, 90
- to foist the per cent certificates on other
banks. and TO lend their money at o 70 the
broksrs. The result will be obvious. Turning 70
the sub-Treasury. We discover that Of the balance
Of s3s. .4ss,7ss on hand, eis 900 go are in gold,
Shus reducing the amount Of legal tenders on hand
% s23, ASS, ,705. OF the geld, about shalf will
Be disbursed IN payment Of interest next week;
considerable parcel went 10 Boston to-day for
this purpose, and similar remittance will To-
sorrow be despatched 70 Phnadelphia. OF the
ca ASS ,7ss of legal tenders, The buk has already
been placed TO the credit Of Disturbing Discern
Whose checks are coming 10 hsad only. On lst
November large sums win 80 cus " rsy ~
troops. On the Whole, therefore, though ihe fss Il
istsrsst nay keep up tomorrow and Monday, tiss
fair presumption IL that the market win
ease up next week, and that before IL close the
brokers win get all they want on good security as
lower rates Of interest than those which now
obtain. -. = i4~- ~ lff
Cold d lower again to-day. The opening price
was ltsH, from which II sdvsnced 10 l4G,s. but
fsn besk 70 ltsH. again touched lte1., and closed
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Fort OF new YORK., October 30, 1909.

f. 49, CiEARED.
sesmship CITY ~ ~ New Yors CBrl, Kennedy. Qssshs
ssssmship Amsrsa. Morton, Panama and sAn FAneisr'
ssssmsI,p Neville. Ems Hsvsbs-wblissJ . Batha-
skip Victory. .neard.ey LiverpoclzD Ogden
shi1 Village Belle (Brl, James Lonaonasry- Knor
. SHIP A Boninssr Prus). Hssh.ssu. Harrs-c Luiins
Sara BAldsr Csws) wlk.,rorn. cslIso-Paset cAsaa-
ssrt viva (Br), Taylor Llivsrpooi-E1nisson Bro:
Hart Trabant frpsl, krohn, Lgndon-W N r.sm ~
Pa,k Alics tBrj Thompson Cors-Hoinbo~ ba,hsn.
vsS,nrs. vS,c1s Sssasn Ussr 's"shishh Asds''s''
lsss ASy Lssy-,ia go-sr.. c.a,-J . ss...p
~San IIu o. MAJ tsrw). Fessnesfh
..tsii Johss Sspla tBrn). KAhs, Baitirnors-vuasS
Bssi ssiis Sossan. Issviil rihss-,Apsrs-Bre. Sou
ES 4sss ksss ss,,s ts~ss, xssrs,ross Assserp-
iTcY ~. 90. carp Bsrsl.ss-p, ,,y, p.y,x a
,bsrs csdssA asn. wisH'l p',se A!'~
. s1s - JcAsssu tBrb sAA~ s,sStAa sad c'rA's'ss-
Ia . kirs lssa coal osa.Irs.-s%r.a % 50. o.. C. ca
RI & mos.e. .' s.,i.ssc,,.aa \: ysss o.
si s s'iii S.is's, = ~ v.
sr Mr.A.r lro n.y.. 9. rI.g.; s.,1sl Z, w'nis's
eskr onward tnrl rsson, W y.h. - pgsSf rs,1s
sssr sssnA Rely. ys, wei,
~. WsIs yeas. psrry, aeIasSrts-b Eshny.
e<ss Lgsn:i. nsi;.s, as,.s.,,as,. ,..ss..,s,. ssassy
Gar Ba~na Vista Yfnuf. Asrfs3rs--L ksaay.
9rtr q~sr u "A. ~tsl kox'n. AsfsSarA-Fan nrSn'
sss susAs y,yS nansr ws.ssssaos-sssus,. ss.iss
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

| at l45Z. Foreign exchange is dull. Bankers
bills may be quoted at l69 l60; but the business
doing is very limited.
The stock market was lower this morning, in
consequence of uneasiness respecting money; but
at the decline it was pretty stubborn, and it was
noticeable that the heaviest sellers for cash were
anxious to get back their stocks regular or on
buyers option Among the older class of ope-
rators there seems to be but one opinion
with regard to the course Of the market,
and that opinion is rather strengthened
than weakened by the vigorous efforts which are
being made by the bears to increase their short
interest. Its quite possible, il m9pey should be
tight again tomorrow, that some more weak men
may be tempted to sell their stocks and thus that
the market, which no one seems willing TO under
take to sustain should fab trife lower stn. But
it appears to be universally conceded that when
ever money eases up there will be . rapid change
in the aspect of the market, and the bears will
drop in day the profits they took weeks TO make.
AT the first board this morning New York Central
declined !, Erie II, Hudson River TX, Reading 4,
Michigan Central a. Southern guaranteed 8, iii.
nois Central ", Pittsburg 4, Galena Il, Toledo
l, Rock Island II, Fort Wayne l1s, Canton l, and
Cumberland n. At the p. M. call more nrmness
was exhibited, and the market recovered from
the depression Of the morning. At the second
board the feeling WAS decidedly better and an ad-
vance, as compared with the morning board, took
place, as follows:-New York Central u, Erie Il,
Hudson River lH, Reading n, Michigan Central II,
Southern guaranteed ], 4lipeis Central Il, Galena
X, Rock Island z z, Fort Wayne x. Southern old,
which was steady this morning at yesterdays
prices, advanced ! per cent at the second board.
Quicksilver fell to 81 early in the morning, but
covered, and Nas e4h at tps eyst bgsrd; saysRced
to 81 in the afternoon, and closed at 6e1 671I
Harlem has been as low as l04, but rose to ITO at
the first board, was steady at one p. NJ, advanced
to Ill at the second board, and closed at Ill a r.
At the four p. NJ. public board New York Central
advanced "a, Reading n, and Michigan Central Il.
The rest of the list was frm and the market closes
at a decided Improvement as compared with open.
ing prices. The following are the latest quotations
% l.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

The decline In gold and some tlsi up5 in thespecu!a
i've demand =: d. c.1:sd % define q T., 90 wSe. e
Il z; % me- &c. :R,'s as Sa;S.ss y
wscocsin, 81 10 ssl Is for winter red western 81 40
81 81 for amber Michigan 81 - Tor winter req s va
,sr P;'s w:s % barley 5yi Il Tsiy sy
the market steady receipts 23T3 busheis and sales
81 20 for state of barley malt 400 bushels Ia,s r,m
OF coma fact which spectators did not iai 70
take advantage of-prces ven, up ie s rn h.ss,. =,
81 o7a 81 os ior shipping Western miIed, arcst. and
Il % q osk IN stors asd 81 10 for yellow Ine DO
again sshsr, and tho msrSss was ooussdsrasy .se'ed
1hs salss reach 0o.0oo busheh at sac sse on
the spot, and SIC. s3c. to arrive. Rece'p" h"is
BErvAI steady. with sales 800 lbs western, mainly at
has vs.. s.s.dy asa S.n, tg nArre~f.", and
Cmos.-rhs nssnss was dail ssd lover sass 'V'
Cor,n coSsinusd scsivs q See axe for Lake supe-
rs, with saIs q 800 go In. aso iso 90 lbs B..i
Sss 49, s.:s = = ssS l. ss.ssss. sss y 80 .rSsss %
CoAI-Ws ssss saiss 40 tess eannsl aad coo DO. Liver
% ":S " IL GO o.s - 3 . y = isr osssoas y IS
$40 for ssovs, % % sW 10 for sHs' and ~sS "'
ssaAss vhssa, a. 200 bSls sssv L.. asd pss s:ssa
s;.:: s::s :s::' SUD-. a. .ss = &c. :sT:f s:sSs
o.; - sasks vstqhs, tes - bsIss hsps, ~. To Gl
.ss s; 8: s ::i =, s.. |. &. s. :...
'I = =. e :::: =! q ,Isss: - 90 q,
~ q - = - e1x; 49, s1oo bbis nAfkssL -
!. y = ss +. ss sss = = s 4 3 e g
Ro. l. sDd al ~ ~ peaie1s asA 10 bhM IAbradW
(pchcd hsrrines) - G fbe sdvpsa from tbs East vth
soensd 10 shc catch e6ssa mssh efmse~s asd scsss
hoidsss wi,sdssw tAsk sseeks from nsss.; wsysi.
Hrtn~. inssiiiseocc ..-4y
TvSv'c.@y0 yS6s yhvaniia soM % private ,srns
0asAsn-Salss 100 pAGa. ~ letsc. loNc.
0vxxy Cr0n.-SaIes 600 bales, part al tse.
BAm>-IAsss sA,ss of mined horse hair 81 los1 p pfnx,
were reported sosatlns 90 900 he Al pc i1 bss"s
Ayres ~ for Nsn,svHco, ana 3oc. for hto orahos
HAs wss In rod reanest a. 81 % 81 70. -
IfKup vns arm. sales Of 900 bales Manila W HlVo.
% private terms, and 100 hAes pss, 90 'os sP"' "
o19T %
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
CITY CoMmERCIAL REPORT.

FMpAy, Oct. 30-GP. n.
Asnxs are steady with sales OF 40 bbls al - IS l2
for pots and 80 2s for pearls. Receipts, IA bbls.
BREApsruyrs -four market took . turn with gold
70 day. and the common kinds went down trine, but
subsequently, recovered and closed shade better GOOD
fances and extras which less plenty than inferior
grades were held nrmIy and sellers had the advantage
sales being effected in some instances advance The
receipts were very light, being only 1851 bos 10 day
against faes OF IA 900 bbs Al the present rate Of 70
ceip,s the stock must be decreasing which Is rsthsr
anomalous At this OF the year. Prices are TOO
high 10 ship al present, except at loss 10 the shipper
Southern Gour little irregular but prices are without
material change sales 800 bbls at 20 80 a % for
common and 81 co . $40 80 for choice do. Canadian
-four was quiet ard unchanged saIes 900 bbls within
70 a moderate extent at yesterdays prices Buckwhea
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
American 0hADmasesrs' Assoeaasions
No 81 WALL eraEsr-Roons - AND -

1hS HeOWhGdp dppFUved AhstsfS Guu Owesu NV TVs1vS
commissions from this Assosiatiou;-
Captains Chas B Durkss, bark Susan; Matthew Dunn
brig Amelia; Ihos Bowdsn. schr Ksts ca!leon Ncyss
Haske. schr vcksburg: Edward Randall s<ssner Bell
Vernon Jonathan strong BRIG EEa Thos kassy sehr Al
ba kobst Warner brig Mount Vernon; 0sorgs " .vos
brig Csdaunted Donald ncIeod. bsrk Kf; Harris CoEl
brig J KnG, Isaiah HArt. schr ---; Nigel UOyly
steamer MooniIsht Thos Bisnch schr M~ross; David
saunders, brig b johnson. Oliver Couch (maiAj
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

HAVANA, NASSAU. ". p, KiNUsToF, JH'' Asp IN"
oRLEkNs.
rons sA,sAu Asp Enthusiastically Corsica, from Ne"
fos Enthusiastically Roanoke. from New York oei
s'ss,s.n.AIu Melville from New York oc, n, 8 Pm
Tos UlvtsA lsp NV oHIsAps-s,sAmship Morning star
from New Yofk oct ~, ats Pm -. =. - i.
Tos krv onlKAss-sieamshp crsos. from New fors
steam saip Pen. from New Yors Oct a. sPh.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
an t,nss a.d pa<iaqo iaissdsd for ns srv fonr Hrhs
shevid ~ s>nisA
rr AruAsAe vos voss-rpu ssv
eryufvs .,....,...... - soo~ tnoru ~
spnsHsD............. % nIom vAsnn. tnofn IL ~
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

sehr David Hale, conkin. washins,on-van Brun, a
sehr ocean BIRD. cenley, Baltimore Kenny
se6r Bernie, sumner Easipors~Jsa Frys g. Dayton
soop sophia. Rieha oad Brdgepor.-n Racket, Son.
Steamer john r rhonson MecaOe Baltimore.
ARRIVED
u ssa%AaD sas cry Of Sosh !Br TeSs, Lyspool oe. @
s,eerage p.ssenger. 70 John Dale 7,h on orms Head
s.1 as1Ss Anglia h hence IA 'a 10 ~ Fx a.
ondoS non ssns 81 s,ehnnssd a ssuAs with steamship City Of
s. sisa%se,D ana ,no p.ssoss ,Apnwa oc. a. Pr x,h
spoke sunSoss Keysoas s sse Roberts Oct ~ At midnight
G GEs .S%' SoS. ,y,ns "a A. o "a s ys
s.s 20 s spoaSa esl IssS. Co Had heavy north
s.s ssamsa,p Baltimore Lewis. Alexandria az hours with
ssssasnip Ghs..peakc wile.s, Portland with mdse
Ship America tBr Of LIVERPOOL Mortimer, Liverpool.
-'a wase and i7' psssengen. 10 sam Thompson
ship Columbia. s,owell, Liverpool Oct g. with mdse and
s sSS Lucy TsdSS.on pSs Ger, 20 with
msss .ps ~ SAM
.ls sS s. 3ss % days with
& !sPE Sa .% BEEN rs sSy s ay IN s
drys North OF BaEnsgas with heavy gales from NNE and
n.s:.d s..s D!S.s st % %Loason sPhsH. se: BAY 70 d.y
:Sasei :ss % s
ssrah Maria, ssnOe day spoke schr Marco Psao,
Bark tRus, Bssnin Stockholm "a days with iron
and pss.sngere 70 Punch heneks wendt Had ssmo
s y ss1 ss: ss,s
:ssS M s:s
is.Fs shs. So JsasU. Days.
h.a Sssa Day. ss' On lie e so.ss i With
ballast, e Co For the las. eight days haa hsa
Brig Hudson G!inn. New Haven.
schr Yo.kIown: Nickerson dlaos Bay cB. days. with
schr sschr Red Rcv.r. West. Belf.s. days
senr k.ge Hall R9clasd.
sehr Sarah Mcdonald. Kelly, New Bedford.
& sehr Hannibal wsn;wor.h. iIy.nni.
SER juliet, xis; New Haven tSI Efa.Ss'hDorI
schr Louis wasS. Eaton, New Haven for Philadelphia
sssr sssr Essvis Es~ sE:sss ssS H:,ss .'i %
schr Hero, Carter, stonington.
steamer Lonlsa Moore tU ranspOrt). - Xewbsrn.
steamer wv Rrans Foster Baltimore
Steamer s.s:%sr S% S.es Ds%snS SsnSs fS
Steamer Pelican. Walden. Prsvidencs.
RrrvnSz-Br bark Palestine lci sandsrlsndl Ps,insc!
s:as: ssa ss Ss .
water the well and the pumps choked returned 10 port
schr Indus date Keller. hence a7,h inst for Nassau
Who ons a.aa % On inc 81 Of The %
inst
The barry Atlantic Of London, from Newcastle. is con.
BELOW.
Bark BrookmAn. from New Oreana
SAILED
2oth-sisamers Moonlight cumbria ships Majestic. u
E.iad. 6.pr.y; .chrs Condor. rsssns bsvd:oa. An
Wind ss 'uHss. Z. with asnss fos.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
TAs Lass psssssys uaesss Csvrss csss'
cocsr 90 cosnos rtxAs.
psfyss fIno Jecxs hs'g.

oss 10 Ia vm ~ rsossssss ',s' A'ss's ~sp'
esss scs stAa Il noasys pssss. ss frs"sNJ -
,bs sarsms cosr. % MS eiiy. sss" I<~'" s"e
,ur.,s. A notse. vas msas sons fs~ esJ' ases es -
,.4s. n,ss, hsf 10 rr~,a N.isss ts. s~ .
,.,,ss ,uuy, .s.ss, -ss vss ssssss1ss'y e1~ s1
,sey 90 sh~fs = ssl@esi eoe."s s.., = a.. "a
ns~ y s.,..it a -t<A NJ. Les vss c>s@aNl
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
S HIPPING NEW S

usvsasaSs OF ocean 0tsanssss.
Mails forwarded BY every steamer In the regular nes
The from Lsrpool call 81 Qusensto~n ef
cept Canadian lne which call At Londonderrv The
steamers for from the Continent call ~ soutnsnpoa
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
The Turf.

- An AMERICAN HoRas At NEvNARKRY.
NEwNARxr CorRsH, Oct. l6.Sweepstakcs Of ten sove.
rsgns each for three year oIds colts est 10 ID and
les sst ID The winner 70 bs sold for 100 sovsrsgns
EY.C G.. subs
Mr. r. Ten Brosck's Dolphin, by Hesperus, $751; lob.
NJ J. Gfeaves Rosebud, sst 7ib. tDoyle). ........
Lord wsstmoreand's Country Maid, sst. I'D a. Goat
ety.s..'..s ...s''
lord W. Powlctts vndictve, sst lib Is. Rogers)''
Betting.--7 70 on Dolphin, and 70 against any
othsr. t4iie
Rosebud, with the 'avorits and Country Maid lying up
made the running into the cords where Dolphin headed
her and won very ccverly by length, Rosebud secur
Ing the second honors by head from Country AAd pad
fourth Mr.. j. Greaves claimed the winner.
NEwMAaxErCouRsE, Ocs. 16.-60 pounds for yr olds
and upwards; weight for age with selling allowances
AT.
Mr. r. Ten Broscks Tornado, by Wild Dayrell, 3 yrs,
. let. l2lb 500 s-vs. (Fordham)
Lord Portsmouth's Gunner, yrs, 7st ID (Soo) =
NJ Goa1ara!: ps,erah.m. rs.. Isl. aib Uoo) H.
Betting g7 10 on Tornado, and 10 against Gunner
The fayorite made all the running and won IN canter
by q length and half ahead between the second and
third a. Crmshaw rode Quickssnd 10 the post but his
saddle slipping just before starting he was left behind
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
The Prize Ring.
IwrNAS AND KIH0'a f2 900 MATCH.

fFr, m Ees Life In london, Oct IT,
further deposit Of ESQ side for this important anar
must be in our hands before I've O'Clock Friday next
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Mace and Rya have again 10 the scratch with
flo side They make a further deposit Of f10 side at
our Office on Friday October %. We understand they
contemplate At once going into training
IKE BAKER AND JOE Goss.
We have received articles and f5 sdo f6f this match.
The men fight on December 2 on the homo circuit The
articles state that fl0 side down. How Is II that only
rs side has reached us2 They arc 70 stake 20 each
weekly until further notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
JEFFERSON THE GENTLEMAN.

There is one point upon which our Rebel
lous Citizens mean that We shall bo well In
formed. They claim, like ladies' maids aud
gentlcmen's own gentlemen, monopoly of
good breeding; and they prove their polish by
continually advertising it, Their newspapers,
presided over by the Chesteriieds Of Ink and
shears, are forever saying: We are refined
and chiyalrcus, and honorable, and kDightly
aud dignilied, and urbane, and accomplished,
and elegant, and fascinating, and high toned;
while the Yankees are coarse and degraded,
and mean, and false, aud vulgar, and rustic
and ignorant" Indeed, these modelr OF hu.
manly lack nothing but modesty, which has
heretofore, absurdly, we suppose. been deemed
an element of the perfect gentleman. There
are those who might think that refinement to
be little dubious which its claimants are
obliged to indicate 20 often in the public
prints. The bestbred mon have heretofore
been content TO let tho world find out their
merits, without 0btruding them, with such an
outcry, upon tho general attention. but We
cannot condemn the Rebel Bayards in this par
ticuar, since the world has been 80 cupnbly
slow in acknowledging their superiority. The
arrival of one living English Marquis and a
genuine English Colonel in Richmond, has az
iorded The Wig Of that sweet city, charm
ing opportunity of showing TINT it knows i
gentleman when it sees one, and Of making
quite little triumph Of its sagacity. 1t re-
oicea that the Marquis OF Harrington has
visited Richmond " for no will have M oppor-
tunity of contrasting tho dgnihed manners Of
Southern gentlemen, with tho coarse yulgarity
OF the Executive Head Of the Northern States. a"
We hopo the Marquis wasn't disappointed.
We remember that Bull Run Russell paid his
respects TO a certain Southern Governor, and
was astoni-hed to find him with his mouth full
of tobacco, his heels upon the table, and his
general appearance rather than else the reverse
of digniied. STILL that was in the Provinces,
so 10 speak, and not in refined Richmond.
But what did they do with poor Letcher, with
Letcher the unpresentable, during tho visit Of
the Marquis Did they keep him hushed up
in garnet, under lock and key, with the re-
straluiDg solace of pipe aud bottle : We ask
the question, because great many Secession
papers have been troubled about Letcher, and
have printed leading articles to prove his vul
garity. We trust that they didn't lot him q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

it is at the expense of all the fine things which
they have said of the beauties Of chatte-Slavery.
In all public affairs men who are acting
without justifable cause, and under cover OF
zeal for the Commonwealth are pursuing their
own Acknowledgement, find loquaCity cheap
End ready substitute for logic. The world is
ant to credit a 1ux of words, and especially
40 when belief is stimulated by self-interest.
II ia for the shareholders q matter Of policy
and instant convenience to represent Themselves
Cd altogether the injured party, subjected to
wrongs which are countless and to indlgniiies
too deep for speech. Abroad, with loose
thinkers, or with men whose hearts are IN
their cash-boxes, this melancholy method may
have its effect. There are pounds sterling IN
pity, and fresh supply Of cotton may repay
an affected coincidence. But we at home, with
much more than mere material interests at
stake, with our honor questioned, with our
civilization denied, with our public faith
grossly slandered, with our yeracity as
sailed, with our fidelity to Constitu-
tional obligations impeached--we who have
suffered without reason and are now be-
set by difficulties which are not of our crea.
tion-knOw that this Southern COnfederacy has
no better bottom than the Inscriptions
assertions of men who, upon no occasion, have
been in the habit of bonorably weighing their
words. The whole Southern brief is sheer
farrago of roundless complaints and petty ex-
ceptons. Intrinsically, the Coniederacy has
cause: 1t is that of Man. Owning. We accept
the issue which we did not invite, only when,
after long years of forbearance, Cancellation,
and compromise, we are forced by the exigen-
cies of war to accept it. But the Seceders,
having thrown down tho glove, are immeasurn.
bly, shocked because we have taken it up.
The only way left to cover such public ab-
surdty from the critical eye of the world, Is
to call US thieves, murderers, and assassins;
and excellent mouth-pieces Letcher and DAVIS
have, for the nonce, proved themselves to be.