New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
LoSDOy. Sept. rs. 1853.


rom Our spocisl Correspondent.
LoSDoy. Sept. rs. 1853
am happy to think that can afford you .
temporary respite from the subject Of rsns-msrtms
and beligcTeut not sgricultural-in this !etssr.
rauce over MY book containing tho hastily scrts
bed suggestions OF the week and presenting as cohe
rent medley IA did The Speetaor' when ii was read
aloud by the boy at the coffee house, and discover with
.faction ,hs, the name Of Mr. John Laird does nst
once occur there. III Tonssain and FL Monassr have
retired into the background Of public interest," they No
oagor form topics OF correspondence and edtoria,a-
ton excepting among the berest OF your Tor. adver-
.,rie,. who must be exhibiting their natural
pro,ly.ts, in sympathy with SCARBOROUGH
rebeulo both ia and out Of season 1hey OF
course. cannot resist any opportunity Tor aouS.
Ing the little Ear who did not tie ACCESSIBILITY Oh
osin one shinbuilder cat rhc instance Of Jef DAVIS
4 CO.. to prcc.r,a.e two great nations into war.
Therefore. Mrs Camp Of The Hersid and Mrs Harris"
II. P,s shrek and chatter their paons In unison exc-
out nc q seuils dance which harms nonody 10 this
sort ~ running accompaniment " W hen rs hawiui;
h.yfnli and hes a mean.sperrited little wiiih ans
afraid O; them Yankees which IS the scum OF the earth
and thank Goodness come 10 griepi anu nnss III 20
could Won expect, ny dear FROM wing ana wen Ss
,o,rs i.m 81 dnoto,iy better" And 30 much for the
two rxasperated old ladies OF the press and tne Class
they represent .s c.,,.a.,.,.
organ hore Tls Tsisi OF the difficulty raised by Earl
Russell 0bout the building Oi ships for the lie oes tnss
afcA one Mason u Virginia has de'ermlheG on qu.inS
Tu,l,nd In letter 10 Elr Russell published in yes
,rl,y- papsrs he himself less direct reason
kr hi. 1T il neither conducive TO the Interests nos
con- seut with the dignityo the Coriederats Govern
msni" b. writes. quoting rom his Richmond ihs'ra ac
tons that he should remain" Very probably 10
be sure, his success has been ba. limited since INC
episode of the Trent when he and his wier companies
gnck he stars with their subj heads. and cuioi-
mated Directly sferwsrd The Times toad them thss
Tnel,nd tnew ard objected To- their nneceden.s, and
,bat nc vonld have done as much for couple "
negroes" Since then Mr. Mason has achieved nothing
be,ond a formal interview with rarl Russell ~ ms
priyate residence not the Foreign Ooc-a second ono
being curtly refused him. He got an inv liaton 70
Lord Mayors dinner most city men SynpathnihH WE
Secession nnd Was more recently the gues! oi AL lrss
peer the Earl of D0noug gilmore. Who (p,faaps ~ u.
Appropriate subject Of Interest," took him over tionmct
rl-these cyiities constituting about me sum OF
british recognition. Generally he was cold shoudercd
people Professionally Kept ON never miading nm.
tnA he might have been the recipient OF nnea nofs
lention but for his character of slaveowner whica
The psay Ncr, and "a, SiSr Is s lGyi syn o. Pshe
latter nanar spoke OF him almost unteolingl rs las
TRIBUNE used TO do years ago This. and pdriial.
nielicous rakng.up Of by cones when he was vosns
! Auglophoblst Initiated against Mr. Masons popularity
In En- rnud except among the ultra Tories, "no u may
be remembered welcomed liaynaa ana WOMB 90 . nc
Mourayica The story OF MS sn,rsstsJ viii
Nr Sidelrs friendly reception by Napoir"n IL; M
eely access 70 him hrough the front door oil tne Iii
eries) lis hob uobhing with the Empress ~ nai
| 49, i,,t, -, Nason's British experience has aplearcu
III rigid 10 him. Ihs IedeI admits rs nLch ana
,ds centeely but ominuusly that there no AAo"ihB
ho, snperior advantages France may Obtain ia cohse
! nance from grateful Confedcracy. In the irean
| time most Ens,snmen WISH ths prouu anu - ~
Southorner as III, Tines calls the man VINO once as
tngushed himself by wearing suit OF southern home
spn ID with Connecticut buttons IN toIeh oi NJ
abhorrrac. of Yankee manufactures, poh wy
age" nor are at all affected by MS departure. ,.u
Times of today however. volunteers TO soothe 1t little
cialy-thst /, 10 say IN long letter written 70
Itself over an initial signature destand from Prt-
y,te sources that Mr. Mason expresses himself very BIT
trrly and has morally shaken oil the dust OF his shoes
aeaiess country that persists in regarding him a. Q
Diplomatic Vsnderdecti,n. or the pfo'erbia MT FER.
| g,son who can't DO allowed to come in We SHAH
! hear of him next nom Pals.
Apropos of the {. 5. and their interests, you win
| find IN letter nom tho Hon. q. Lawler. Ixs
| Times Richmond correspondent (in which that gen
tl.man gives n most fourslng account OF the
condition Of Dixie In general prophesies good
deal and has 10 contradict himself IN his post.
scriptsO list VI vessels which have run the blockade
off Charleston and Wilmington during the seven montha
ending In last June furnished by merchants Of those
cities 1t assigns AZ to the former 40 to the latter
surely aggregate worthy OF especial commentator
10 tho notice Of Mr. Gideon Weles and the navy. Hap
ply tho occupation Of Morris Island and the conss
auent closing up of Of the channels by which these
nmbc contrabands entered the cradle of the Rebellion
| will diminish their chances by half The Tmss GORE
spondent asserts that the jeff Davis Government In.
tends to make demand upon England and France foe
dscontinuance Of the recognition Of the blockade
which he prouounces perfectly futile adding. In furthoo
testimony. that the vessels of tho Southern Ordnance
Bureau importing stores, have made ~ voyages TO n.
gland aud back with perfect immunity. Charleston ho
says Is actually bringing down Richmond prices By
flooding tho market With oontraband goods hence the
Aulablo Inhabitants Vi tlo Confederate ospitl would