New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

both sent them by the L. s Government but they were
compelled to seil bou, in many Instances :" procure
the means of subsistence their ratons not peihg sum
ciert 10 support them in a state OF health
II is understood down South That all Rebel promises
70 pay are be rcpudated There is no one who pre-,
tends hat il - any thing else. Rebel cur cncy ana
Rebel bouds are spoken Cf with tone OF contempt ~
an Tie puhc papers Oac Of the Richmond papcri IN
an article on finances, quoted a paragraph IRON rae
London Times in which it was said that IN marketing
in the Rebel States the money was taken IN 'hc osAe'
and thc purchase carried home III the pocketbook
In police report. The Fran aer said there was ionnd
ua fe person o one nccused ~ stealing $50 In gold.
s5 in g,cenbecks and about half peek Of Confederate
Treasury notes and bonds The same paper spoke OF
SPECTATORS v ho had made money by the bale, as II
II had been hay. and valued by the cubic foot. The
soldiers said thcl paid by the payinaser walking
down the line with baskets II money. every man taking
out for himself mach he pleased. Their stated pay
IL Sll month"; while negroes impressed lnlo tle ser
lyire-or their ovners-ioccvod S4j a month. The
soldiers say the slaves treated mnch better th2
Themselves especially when sick, because dead neaU
il loss 10 his owner while dead soldier i Thought 10
be loss 70 nobody; he IL only poor white, who Is
recorded eycrywherc in the South nuisance-occu
pying lower place in tc social scale than the slave
The Southern people now generally understand That
tie Rebel cause is lost and are inqnirng with anxiety
the that will I've taken win their persons
and property By the Washington Government
have been many times inquired OF by OhiccIs ana
civilians upon that point, and have always assured
them that the persons and property Of the masses cf
the people would be intci.crcd With that only the
n.ii,c PROMOTERS and leaders oi the Rebellion woud be
punished in person and property; ihnt the Dnlon men
of the country who had been pundcred ~ inc ReDcs
would be Unidentified out OF the property ~ the aGsls
sois. Beyond that. thought conhseatlon would not
be eufoIced Tie LOSSES Of the south by tte hcbeoh
up 10 this time have been enormous. Inc treasury
notes and bonds of the Rebel Government are not less
in amount than 81 600 900 90 an entiro ioss to the
reople The money value of the slaves at the com
n,cnccmcnt Of the war. not css than =. S%rHoto
soon 10 be of value 70 The owners Ana the loss OF
cotton sugar and tobacco crops and the losses by the
dcoation OF the Southern country cannot b. less than
800 600 90 making the enormous amou.t Oh S1bOO
00O OO0 amount greater than that OF t-e ha1ohM
debt OF Great BIitain.
and ruined the entire county s desoiaie Every Will"
male between the ages al IL ana % j. declared by IA"
to be in the military service OF Tie 'onlederaey' aad no
nan IN the entire country can be engaged az clrfk
artisan or workman In ANY countng.Iuon, or factory
or other osablshment without ergnar military detail
from the authorities. Without that man remain
at home to attend 10 his affairs, however Important
The Southern country l. vast camp ful oi soldiers
disciplined and undiscplined-eyery man soldier -
with none TO feed c!othe oi pay them.
To she North. The loyal North the war has cost ieaf-
fully I'm and M blood The treasure u &" Us OF
snnl account. because our wealth Is incrcaing win
wonderful rapidly. debt thai may seem large 20 ~
viii 30 small Or TIE next generation. whose Gbiiiy 10
pay viii b, E,urfojd greater Than "nr-. hut the en-
~ nditure Of ilc-we cannot measure that by gold
Int freely lag oil upon the altar Of our country
fortune and iioio preserve our nation nom tLOse who
seek 10 blot from the map oi the world, ana TO
pronounce man incapable Of s"ifRovernment The
institutions OF personal civil and religious liberty that
VI nm" hW'l"" lI"" "I "lIsIt h' h'hi w ~
mt uniiluaiiM - Oof children, and 10 that emu We
gladly devote our fortunes and our lives.
" len Tins war shall be ended and liberty -hhh ne
proclaimed through tie land 20 oil the inhabitants thefe
e. aud or Government shall be established IN the love
and fear Of God forever the survivor VIII see that the
value Of il TO tie nation and 10 mankind VIII be Ear be-
y0nd is cost and those Who now mourn lhe delih ~
father brother son slain In battle or sAr'ed IN krhel
prisons viii be cOmiurted by The thought That Their
dear ones persisted in the III CIVILIZATION hnnhhy
aud Christianity, and that hy tboir @atA justice auu
Truth arc established on an evrTlastinr Throne.