New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
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Lcsicr irom Mar. Many 80 The ho''"N"
Tiros-Thc Daiiy EPvs om ;he A'"-
biuin--T',ie IacxicaE Qursti0a.

Her news has been aut;riratsd Int the foreign Tiles
brought by her are four esys later imam those pie'
| ously received.
rrrrrp Fpo,, "coMv0poRE" MAURY 10 THE
~ LONDON TINES.
S,p Wa read Of PEOPLE IN the oideu tine whose
indictment Cod had taken away but the annals Of
modem history My, believe. lie searched IN vain
for sneh an instance Of judicial blindness as that
nnder which the Northern people have been labor
inc. Upon no other theory can the condnct Of the
| Lincoln Government in the rupture between the
/ Northern and Southern Stn'es Of America he ac-
counted for
From the very beginning Of tbese troubles, lIr.
Lincoln aud his counselor, have been houn1ering in
their own devices, s,ulufyiug themselves by their
acts of today III their conduct Of Yesterday. Not
longer $50 than the iast month, Mr. Llncoln's Sec
rotary oi State wrote to his Minister III London that
"ineryer;ion would only afford M additional
motive for America TO sustain her resolution TO
remain uritod"
70 rennite her IS if We TO believe professions.
the first wish Of Mr.. Lincoln heart, and his friends
have intimaied time and again, with peculiar sig
nicance that IN war with England the south
would be sure to unite with the North. Then, why
dread interventohl II such 10 be its ee cts it
should be cOurted by Mr. Lincoln, one would cup
pose.
Evidently this threat through lis Mnister-ior it
be.rs menaoing ar-was intended 20 intimida,e
the British people, to suppress their avOwa Of SYM
psthy with lhe South, and TO influence Her Males
ty'f Government; for few days after this menace
was received in London he practically reyokes his
emancipation proclamation, which had been uttered
with 70 much personality q few weeks before; and
instead of abolishing Slavery next week, he offers
TO give the rect of the century TO 40 II in and pay
for it too, il will only do it ourselves and
back 10 him.
This is certainly bid for the South to cone back,
and ii looks very ike practical admission Oh his
part that the of slbjugation and reunion IL be-
coming desperate. IIo can't lay his taxes TO support
the war.
TO ono whore case becomes desperate, delay is
always of moment. Everything must be done to
gain limo The idea OF foreign l1terven ION NUT
be STAYED oil and new plea put in for another
respite OF " on" or [" 30 days. ibis plea is sought
10 be enforced n rumcr woich am informed Is
now cnrrtnt in Yankee circles to the effect that
Southern traders are making overtures Tor return
10 political union with the Yankees. This Tumor 10,
it Is said, derived from private letters received m
this city from The North. II Is only "a " Yankee
trick" Ii it could but gain credence here, even for
10 while, II would relieve Tor time the Federal hd-
mnistra'ion from The fear Of lie great bugbcsr-for-
g. n Intervention, ana might DO the Republican
party a heap II good
Not only mas M such overture been made, but
there is 10 probability that such one will ever
come. Oar cause has been consented ~ the best
blood in TIE land for great sacrifices have been
mgde, iIs ohampions feel that they Slaf ~ toe
triple arncr of righ'. tor these reasons II has be-
come dear 10 the hearts Of q whole People. Our
neD, women. and children glory ~ it; aud, after
the proofs nat the world has had % Southern man
HOOD, il iely that such iaen should be 90 base rs
10 think oi returning % Yankee dofninGiionl Sim
ply petition from the south 70 he received again
az Brush plantations would oe moro rossioic.
am fresh from the 3outh having qrite esen'ly
run the blockade Of ChaTies.on. know the senri.
mems and feelings OF ny ;cliow-cenu,Tymen; and
20 far from srg faith Ia our causc or entertaining
any doubts a. TO fgoccs5 We were never more de-
cidGd nor IN better atIrt.
b siae our own srf-reance, The faith we have
in our Ger . AMI le3der1 we derive encouragement
from the nemy. he ogsira t. snow s'Rus % gi"ing
in, M Lincoln Tor he tfst time rocogilHsr the
possibiftr of permanent dieurion, for be cai tnd
''Lo hn- l;rlisl' or crooked, VIII p val sif hiri
for boa-j.ry, as get, ~. ,is'auling no coaA,9
50 sbondn va wrii-.sfalnocd lines % thi- s1', Tor
each STATE his It's own. Moreover, financial rom 10
s,arino he ueo,le n the fnce. 1h- signs Of IT,
speedy co~.'le afLoDg them are untbisi lki'lo. IL
darep not eniOfce "a drat ufcn hf militia, nor the
Tux Tin mon his people Ihey wi! neither uve
hin. biz fIil contingent IN men or ~ iHoner Inc
dawn OF rrturnlnS rcIfln II visible 81 hi- recent
election; he Administration IA vacilialng; y Is
tryiur o. O. siapo pohcy 90 10 s4tiii each q
two opposing faciions. H. people arr beginning -
tire 81 hin aui his war, and - cont" thai nothing
bat gflrf can cone col q Go lhcu ga the Oinef
hand ne have batstO gtlud ffm, think Of our dead,
and be tn. 10 ourselves sui H ~i Dee vel "i.n nr
A. soon a. me Northern pros - unmrftei, anl
the tongues d the Trend. oi Zee -ONclinr"i iic.o
are tossed tlen we shall bc-.u 10 nce toSiniio5
o. the enc. In fhc near iiflo we are A@hiinc, nti
a1aiust u constitutional GoFeuuent, 10. t.at nnr
Der Owe ..raed, Dut A6t.lrL q ln'O' WIN 'll' i'i
coin a. trr ieai OF =.
haye hrari sia~e leaving the South a {r'-i dciI
sad about our wan. Oi dfnis, dDui 9t tai-a'Ai wee
aud wore clad rola.ors 81 cue S'nih- Iieio 81, L."
iack Of iooa siaonp rs As for nimr wo nave taken
enough from The enemy 10 .WP ti i"' I"fe's '''h'
vc REQUIRE. and then ~ 20 ci.ihnE d De- enon iof
me 10 I'll, that TIC CuaOm-OueS rectPte ~ Charles
ton for the mouth July i-C2, were Bt"ih! I'M"
thew haze been for The iondiay month 81 any
wear OF the ar ten; ald this revenue Wa ur'IN""
chiefly from duiies on clothing Ind mnuiuon, OF WIZ,
/ .,,t v,ii.i.tgud.ng the famous blockade. W hat Tho
rcceirt. hfgc teen for he months OF Ausu't, Ntl'
tem0er October. ana November cannot s"y ios
have not r'sen tie returns.
/ \ cons. i.laLle amount 81 imnortsuons has ala"
entered " iia.lz ob, Mobile sn4 inc poHs oil i,h"''
p-,o, This. Iar-e Quantities Of clothing have oeeH
/ brouoht acrOas TIE Potomac and The 'h.sSP.d ho
into the numerous rivers anG creeks o. ~ l"i''
algo fioG ONO and oiher producing o'a'e' o' '''
Wet. .t. 49,
! Ev,nta uo'g tfsrspiriug in America ehoss hat we
arr ouiie at.bs 10 Acep TIC h.id IA is tie enemy,
anu isr L,O.e umien'
hs'Pse'iaIiy. etc. p, nAraY.
A., / fiJtagle .fyeeL P,,e1aiHy Dec -.
ruE DAILY NGWs On THE Cash OF ilf. AIN
BAnA.
i The cfcaue OF this vessel uVo. rcs tals country ~
cons oerab.e dficulty. II ~ an sstaDhshel 'ociin
al iYref1ation.l law that all Inc lriLos laoch pN
yees. Gtiei ont, as Tie Alabama WHb, "a a neural
mort. are ilielu; that Il these captured tllis dre
brought vltnin The neutral jiripoIetion, Ae! ouBh,
10 he restored 10 the Original owners ana lIA1 IL
they cannot be restored, tleIe IL go0' BIouhH 10.
oIa,c,,g uefsgtiou froai the neutral Government
which b.s allowed 10 tefnOIy TO be used Tor war
ike prrroseg. Unfortunately Tor U.s. thee principles
have been acted upon by me GoYornment oil thi'
country III tunes part, aud tho American u1Vtin'
| aceede 10 The validity Oi tucu claims Wren in"le
mon them by Tie British Government. Already II