New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30


1.-Two Pol or the night of the 2'st inst.
II - steamship City Of New-York. from New! oTk.
eli Ne5 ~ Quccustown at noon on tie 2lst Inst.
Great Britain.
T., Government employee 40 ShccTncss. Who
sS.cd In fitting ont to lopp laurock FOR The Rebels,
iase been disc harrcd fr oti1u OF c neutrality law.
Ihe uamcs Of persons serving ON any Rebel vessel
tho belonged 20 The naval reserve are ordered 20 DE
s'rosen ron the list To frct al privileges, and rot
y ie allowed 20 Tc6utcr Tie service.
rte steamer NaldDbh returned 10 Cape Town.
stmaued there until Oct. -, ana lhen visited Penguin
lid the rendezvous Of the Confederate where she
sei.ed ihe British bark saxon IN British teTs' II IS
cad. supposiii0n that she laden VII, The cargo
ssi lie Union ship Conrad. The Saxon was sent 10
Aw'hoIs Win prze Grew. 10 is reported mat the
uato OF the Saxon was s-oi by the Union officers
President Iircoa's message end amnesty proelana'
1.oE was generally regarded as iu.QTaotcahlc.
The L.rap0o' Past sIy- Lord Lyons Al message 10
iarl hlisse predcta the termination Of the war be-
iween t. North and the south in three months.
The ge Of Jefferson DAVIS was generally p
fardoa as showing no signs Of yielding on tie part Of
Il stated that the Rebel Government have made
SIe provision for tho payment Of tie $1,000 sterling
Cotton Loan Bonds 10 d. drawn for u MaTch.
Tie Rebel financial European AGENT writes 10 The
Ic.d0n Mcrair0 HerQia 10 show that he Richmond
ihoIifics taking measures 20 support their credit
an IN answer 10 tie complaint bat cotton is prr
siasahe cheaper with sterling than with bouds a. the
Joan, NJ Mclt0e says: "Ihe Richmond authorities
Cont nlato ana vii probably prohibit the cxportst on
:" cotton except sseh ~ s ,-d1cu ~ 20 o"n oDLst
"a London Arrsy and Narg Ge,e'e records Gen.
{ees failure 20 ollnw Gen Meade n lbs retreat as
cisiyc proof Df The weakness 0f The south; ana n re-
SD 70 Gen 4ioades futile advance. y says = NIth
good geaerohiip Richmond might have beeA iAe
J. Is asserted tlot tie capture of the brig Da.ling
Wave of the Mexican coast by Federal cruiser, was
Wholly III uliastiabe, Sic being a regular Liverpool and
Aez'can trader employed in her ordinary commerce
Tie Loadga Morntu8 Heyaid repeats tic ramor that
q ie principal Secretaries OF state has resigned.
~ health s stated % DE- te cause 1t j. supposed %
B.. n, Duke Of Newcastle.
TGe Lga1oa Dailg Ms talks Of probable general
t.eC;.0n " itiiu SIX months
Tie rrotfaeted coaitlnaItial in the case OF Col
s1aWley lod closed. IA" decision ls reserved. 1Ac
solonei ua ade yollminous end able defense.
sIGNs OP DESPOEpENCf AMONG THE REBELS.
kroRs tse wear i'orh correspondtnee Of GHe
EoaSOa Times.
have no very high opinion of the plumbers
m cnofri,s of Tic f0cael Union party" in tle Con
Se5erlcv. !, they really we're strong and many more
,are on their c0NaIGice for allowing fee DE- majority
70 ride roug.sho0 O IN ioI he best part Of three
yeTs No. the danger - le South does not arise nom
LIE Union OPP aio- bgt there arc m every community
son always ready t. low % ile powers tat be- to ac'
seUt change ID q chance may bring about, to
'.a''nodale ti, nschef t0 any p"Dnc cohhDhloh CDs
striving That u shond no' TOO ha.y cish With their
pfFate interests I e. ti, last Gas Of persons, who
n'Fer wese alive IS paute hla ~ The neutral passive,
Irimpcss0nabe class, that begins 20 tire OF the stlie
AZ lie >Jlih ln tho Border States, add in those in.
tcdod o. The oIthern troops tlat class suffers tscfto
O. mustered up into iiel4'ncan ond cyen on Anti.
United States Government; tley hold meetings snd
cCanciis for tho JeOI zatol of their state admins
,ao0 ond f1r the election Cf tier representatives, TO
oongrass Ntoeether they show 10 ht;ie eadness to
kt bygon.s BE- bySoaes aud % open tAe way ior recon
eitation and coMWomse. lAe dl-insbaices N those
Border states become daily lee. ss LcaIt and les5 Ic
.ueHi
Even Missouri is comparatively Quie,er than Il has
been for the last two ycors QuaureB seems to have
taken himself on % ArEaneas; .elcful other guerrilla
chiefs have been taken risOneis and The firm yet con-
.ailng Iue Of Gen Seholed Anoe lie Gained the We
tory tie Tabid Republicans. lis adgersares, has
had soothing eieci upon the troubled Wetefs oi con
\ cling parties. IL Ntw-OTeans We leaT Of constant
- Tis for the rcconiu'on Of the state OF Louisiana
al the suhsiitCfivn Of Ct adIpnisratiOD 20 military
Irr in Delaware Maryland Tennessee and Kentucky.
lie mon paty lave al 4st eppare enty the upper hand
irst oiicai cOnhct h0se contests may rot be fairly
and ho orably fought il Is tue but that more than one
half he people ore willing 10 vote for the Union il no
natter m doubt. The iuu.iCD Of Northern elements,
.veciyly in the Cities OF Baltimore ~. Louis Louis
ile, Nea Orleans. &c, has given The Union party an
sscoadancg Which i never had DeiOre and il has easily
dragged ate it that inert and sluggish mass who,
st avt Ys too happy to follow any lead 10 submit
Tst he prof., ugation Of the struggle NAV within five
o. x months We out tie South, caudidly speaking
49, he no ,net rs impossible Heroes of lie leo od
Davis stamp may oose u break rather than 10 bend
nd for them death .or exile will be the bearable
sf INT IL resispncei the field is overcome do really
Incline 10 believe tlat mon Will be found In the South
Wiling to put forward o. accept proposals either Of cub
mission or colpron4sei hnu II the Two Fractions Of
these disted tates ever come TO terms and the
acale leaders OF III set ession movement pToyi
Centrally removed the psci, alton ard Cancellation of
TIE Rebel districts may 'rn out ics diibcuh task
Ban people arc now lain l., i, agine The States Of
Beoryia Alabama South Car dina and especially North
Ca1olins. may eventually como unteI lno 'lala9emsIt
U he Washington Goycrnnen with no greater trouble
|uen MARYLAND or Missouri il il he that the Govern
Eeui finds plausible solution 10 ,le saiefy Question:
natter which, to my mind is not W yen difficult.
The loves OF multitude, says the Old Jtdhan states.
nan are short lived and feCDg. and ~ arc tteir hat.
i.ds and rancouTs also. For my pvt have found
NE Americans tctle and Inconsistent race az any
80 Do 50 mr. as political principles oacerned LIE
ou point 70 Which they stick most of the NOTtbernere
aso many of The Southerners IL the preservation OF
Union, The gorncation OF tEeir biz country and
pona country and nation, Mr.. Beechcr ELEGANTLY
veseed himself ia Of his late addresses which Is
wax among tho pgmy States Of the old world 'ss
~ elephant tresds among mice" Ir
III az symptom Of the disposition tie part Of tie II
70 relent may take their slackeDod energies In s
I" guerrilla warfare. Except Immediately on The
IT. ot the large arnies where bands Of desporadoes
about less impelled by motives Of political part Il
Than by love ~ plander and consisting indeed u
~s'j distances VI lls .wst Al9 Vi lssUleIg. TIC y