, 1864-01-20
REBEL CORRESPONDENCE,
THE LAMAR LETTERE--CURIOUS
REVELATIONS.
The Troubles Of King Cutton and
how: Vessels we're Bought.

NE" YORKER HELPING THE REDELs-A two
MAN IN TIE CASE"
New ToaE, Aug. 20, 1858.
AIT DEAR CHARLEY: Tonr fayor of the I'll
Inst, is before me. It saye me pleasure f.
learn that you had arrived safe and was en-
1oytng yourself My friend Canmack is her,
and stays with me at Glen Coye. L. Z n
wishes me to ba remembered to you-wiI
ma Jon II ne goes to England. hare moi
leceiyed yoar letter, sent to the care Of G. B
:: hasc written him q line this morning,
aSkfnE him to forward the same to yon at
Glen Cove. 1haye called ut his Office, but M
Carhart to be found. There are partles here
IRON Atl1nta, Georgia, making IN effort IL
carry ont your suggestions in reference ia
taklng in and bringing ont cargo, They
tave consulted me, and II their plans accord
with ny opinions, shall 60 in. When see
your letter, now in the hands Of Carhart.
may get some new fdea, as ! fancy something
i said of the enterprise in that communfcas
ton. If the Yankees want all I shall NOT m
in; bnt If equity is their guide, slall take
quarter interest for you and myself and send
sha man Pnrtiea9sfs' Z anee to your him all
IWill deliver your mcssa1e tn nict Rms.
teed. The draft took place yesterday, and l
presume ls still going on Up to this time
there has been no trouble, and from the TACT
Of Gen Dix having such military force in
and a!s about the eity, I fancy there wlll be no
disturbance: Briggs has been seen, but
himself in New York again. Il. however. FER /
can find him, I will get the three n; I sup
pose 1t was Confederate money. As reeards
the clothing, boots, &C., if be don't pay I
VIII turn him out naked. Charley, can't
say anything In reference to the war that viii
fall; still am often wrong; tlis week. I
think, will tell the tale; the whole force is
now At work, ns you will perceive by the
New York papers. There. Is nothing Of i'm
portance from the army Of the Potomac. I
VIII zee Susan and Carhart- If you should
be short let me know and will send it at
stocks do SO. Gold am confdct viii 70 to
fifty IN three months Don't fail to write
me. wish was with you Yours truly,
n G. TnowBn1DaE.
r. = Ca1n. has made an engagement with Ills
lady love and her sister for himself and the
subscriber to dine at Dc11nonico's this tie
Goth day Of August. don't fccl like it. The
weather is too warm and there amt any good
place there, SO slan't 80. 1t would do you
good to see him raise Ills arms and picfurc
the meeting between his lady and himself on
her arrival there. She is sumner, and for
fear you won't believe me I will inclose her
carte DC vieite- scndit back to me without
tail. She spent last winter In Havana with
sick husband, since dead. Cam. is having q
good time, and SO did yoar humble servant
before he got here. 'tIe TINT is robbed, not
,Santin. what is stolen, or known. it not, is
not robbed at all.' So thought would 70
i II: 0f course he thinks her yirtuous, and as
1t VIII do him no good to inform him to the
contrary, ! kept shady on tile subject. To-
night he will have lots to tell me. She is one
OF the F. F. VS., and nothing else induced
Cam. to take the risk in coming here.
NEW TORE REBELS OPINION or MATTERS
AND THINGS In GENERAL.
New YoaK, Aug. 81, 1853.
Mr DEAR CHARLEY: wrote von somc
days since and told yon all I thought Of at
the moment that would be Of the least In
terest- Since writing you 7ye have the report
that Sumter has been crlmbicd by shot and
shell, and very much fear that such Is the
ia iaet ana N tle absence Of any knowledge Of
every one around 1ne.'am forced to the CON
clusion TINT Charleston must fall into the |
hands of the enemy. It will be hard indeed.
but still have the hope. Tie people in this |
country are all Of the opinion that, with the |
1al! Of Charleston, the war is we'll nigh its |
end, and all base their operations accordingly. |
l am Of yo9r opinion, and believe that this |
war will only end with the Independence Of |
Tue South IN some shape. I have great hope |
that France will at once CONC to our afd. |
She will, doubt not, have settled the Polish |
difficulty ere this reaches you, and hare |
tetn informed that the Polish trouble alone !
iles been the cause of delay an the part Of the
Emperor. /
Can't you see him, and impress upon him
the improperly Of allowing twenty millions
Of people to attack and destroy one-third Of /
their number, who only desire to withdraw |
from any further association with them? If |
We had been properly represented abroad
[ehed our ports would now be open. That is
III VIC want. Well, fancy yon will do all
1ou can without any suggestions from me-
The Yankees do not like the movements Of
he French in Mexico, and say when they get
hrougl with the South they will turn their
'ffntlo1 ts to Mefso We sl adms sef Firm
North Carolina; but fancy nothing Of q se-
ions nature. Let me know about the gsniu
:Eop of Europe: learned to-day from Mr.
Parsons TINT Briggs paid Ms: Putnam the
oam's receipt for the amount, dated 10th
april Consequently shall hop on Briggs
20 fur as that amount is concerned
Yours truly, N. c. TRowBRnoE.
CHARLEY (1AMAn) SECURELY HID.
!, Mr DEAR CHARLEY Your favor 24th and
IN ;s1 Of september before: I am sorry yon
lid not buy gold at the time ron first wrote
nc; 1t has gone up to A. had small lot,
lnd nave some now on hand, cost AK. t
:ahnot well get money to carry a large
mount for ary tine, SO I buy and sell. and
make q few dollars from time to time, I
n:nnasc :11 10 make living, but no money. I
" ~ onF and slip as requested the two bar
el6 Hnsk5; snail be Obliged to send %
lexington, Ky::, for it. You ask about com
ne here As have written to You before.
10 not think {ou would bo in danger if you
'ccp quiet fear there wopld be SONG from
lie ffyou were caught running the blockade,
ou know that you are well known. and what
Fould make It worse at this time, your fath.
rs letter to wood Of this city in reference to
til or 1th Of tlis month.
When you ccme to Halifax will meet rim
nd you can come with me to New Yart- anji
will be well. will see what can IL .,o.,a
bout sending the horses to Virginia nm
'arfnl cannot do it ; but when you ret here
;e can arrange matters. Iwent yesterday to
aterson to see the three mile race, and yent
ut to sec the colts. They look We'll. hevc @
ot match for the Logan colt-same oge
:ock, color, &c--from Monnot. Kipp said
made the arrangement with him to[ the
nar, and did not think 1t right for me TO
Ike the colts away from him, and I conclu-;
I'd wonld let them remain. He keeps them
TT low In price-wcl1 in flesh. must see
~ Wien you return without fail; so ron
ust not Ecglcct to post me as to your move.
cnts.
AeoLA1tuNs IN GOLD III NEW YoRK WILL
HELP FREAK DOWN THE CURRENCY,
PARIS, Sept. IL, 1863.
hiY DEAR FATHER: + + X.
! have done nothing, nor can I, even If I !
ID the papers, until things with us assume I
more Cheering aspect. The Englishmen {
,yc thought, md think 80 now, That the |: !
4, neIclllon has been crushed" Mr., eoatter |; !
~ ~ says M nto,thlng can be done yet. shall !
,lhlng turns up by then shall try to make {
J way home. - am m :
Eed IN humber Of spcculations, cotton.