New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-10


save what have beea created by the TaTonds ai"he
Tie railroads leading tltor being for The presen; ost
us the Gate City may wei 90 too; ava WINE INC
Yankees 90 iOurn there We wish them nueh colhl"lL
After all IL Is provoking 20 have 10 eyaeuate even 20
much that Gate Gty; is bard 10 yle!d thy adl-
fage or ever seeming adVant age the Yankee uailon
especially Il trey have been allowed 10 snatch lha'
advantage through the niscacy0us prrJuGees ana an
tpatis Of those who direct our military affairs iet
Vt US hot lhnk more Of the matter than 1t Is WORTH e
evacuation of Atlanta mty not e mach moTe 81 dss'
ter than General Lees evacuation Of Hanover junction.
From 4. Richmond Seulile' sept q
l ADMINISTRATORS BULLETIN.
We are still without any details OF the late
fighting near Atlanta either from our papers or those
of the enemy. Nor is 1t possible as YET TO form suj
plausible conjecture "a the future course OF the cam
prign In tb1t quarter. The intelligence would Indicate
that sherman will for the present. content himself "iih
securing his position at Atlanta and looking 10 his COM
nuncations These last. indeed require Dc attended
to- for the accoupfs represent Wheeler rs operating very
lsiicently upon & EN- near Nas'V.le.
The account Of tho evacuation OF Atlanta by our troops
has reached Washington. ana mas not only run stanton
crazy but set him ulOD prOcanng bic STUPIDITY 10 inc
worl and nyitin. the general dcrion. IL Is wonder
ful hoE man who has sense enough 10 ind ms wa;
between his honse amt his Office should yet show him
self 80 silly and absurd stanton does in his FIRST
bulletin Gen. Dix. which we give III another column
His braggarlisu however, is but thin disguise 10
conceal the art and the anxiety OF the politician.
Evidently Stanton breads the enforcing OF the DRAFT
and he accordingly prepared the way by friiernG 1t
down with lis various "cfects.' nom hVe huhuf'u
thousand men 20 Mrce bundled thous 4ncneaIiy one
te popumce bg telling them through Cen Dix that only
OJj Of the cCHscrpts will be wanted as food for
powder; that Gen. Grant will be content with butcher
ling that numb0r. "captnre lictnnf, I've forget
how many times has arrndy been captured and 70
finish up nc Rebellion generally. The rennlning TWO
hundred thousand vii only have % garrison ioFis ahd
ciiits and 10 guard III the lines Of COMMUNICATIONS and
supplies free the country nom gucr as give secnlit!
TO trade protect commerce and irH'e establish peace
order ana tranquility IN every state" and lnl Ial-
road 10 tie mo0 f Mr.. stanton 10 visit tie lum!aaTy
that hos struck him 50 hard.
In short. STATIONS dispatch iss tnb 10 The whsle
Guaking and lying attempt 10 qgie the muiinoGs spT
Il OF hs people with reference TO the draft, and induce
them (, submit to a. "Is IL nUt very iltiis draft
Ony three hundred thousand; and Of these II Is pro.
posed TO XII aud nnnge only one hundred thousand
The rest Will have holiday tine-nO danger and noiI-
ing to do bat enjoy themselves
Ii remains 10 he seen whether STATIONS lullaby vii
deceive h people. Ii 70 BE- expected that tho most
would be Eede 81 re ll II Atianin, in helping on The
drat but did not expect 20 see stanton 50 overact
his part expose -. design O. the dufst Intellect
l and discredt au bis representations. fie arunce
n.n,yes II viii encourage and rnbulden opposition.
stanton If be Is sincere fully uslcs oil the scare sins
aud c0ntsmptgOus juG ments which ms own "pie hhse
passed upon hun rs war minister ov the decsi.', y,
that one hundred thousand rec uiis VIII suIce u,
DESTROY the Confederate States. while two hundred
thousand to hold us IN ilmbiise taDquihI!.
II he does not believe bis own absui d- as i nl'st
probable be msuins his reputation Tor an nnscrupn"us
mendac IT, aud for contempt for tie Intelligence o.
those he would delnde that ~ a severe reflection on DIS
own understanding.
Our peopLe see in these calculations Of the enemy's
officials The necessity of rayng oar strength and al
mnistering IA tn m the lessons when hhTd bows tesS
even 10 dOs and hraggats. We shall have 10 right Tue
border for the encouragement which Atlanta has gwen
the enemy; little more activity, aseiper courage
la rekudcd resolve will soon bring " 10 rights again
| And Our armies too, must be Strengthened ana sup
ported Tie statistics We published me other cay
chow taat We have az Abundance Of men TO make ana
maintain a larger army than Tie enemy ever nIoasht
. arsipst u.s. or ever Will We must bring out thrte
men. There must be 10 Skulking or hiding ana none
must be allowed Tie youths who are arriving al the
-. flEF %. fFfTF IA II 4 "
duty aud Of homer b. the tricks and e4pedienA 81 mis-
Taken friends They must be sent 20 TIE hed with
fathers injunction 70 be brave ana tu', anu Isn
mothers PRAYER that God will preserve them, ana make
them sons t. be proud Of The 9nemy are ihr day en'
forcing their drai and conjur.ng tLcir PEOPLE IL sub
mt to it, by frin high quarters that ms
Conflerae rcoule IN whose the blood courses 40
proudly and whose heart IS rs brave aud arm Is -
strong as ever is almost conqured l-Dothing more De-
nr needed than u send q comparative hnndfl! more OF
men 10 crush down, and keep rs 81 ioreycrl-
Let cur country answer the libel and the iisehood
by shout of defiance, end by TIE gcum ~ Their nIuof
Lot Us be ready with our new men, Tor tis new hofde
yhen they come. They viii % take the places 81
the old waTriOrs-the three years men ana otheTh-WA
brave boys who have been burning TO Dc seventeen
and eighteen shrink from the contest with lheef " ~
orr reserves count 10 hard thing ~ stand. u need be
beside our glorious yc'rahs now IN TIE leldf We
must all arouse mgnness and knit shield 10 shield
ard teach tue braggar Stanton thnt the hight Is out
fairly beguni 4 thousand maCdciions on TIE head OF
him. young old. who tells IN his duty TO his country
now The praises OF history, the reward OF nn ep
Il
who shows himself patriot and man.
THE YANKEE LOANS.
From the Richmond Examiner Sept7.
The Dutch, High and Low, are investing
heavily in Federal bonds These shipped To
Germiny andiIolanG by the BALE and purchased
in Amsterdam Bremen and Hamburg BY the package
The price first was about sixty cents ~ the d"har
but II Las fallcr with the fall Of greeubacks TO about
forty cents The Germans are said To welcome
eao6 fall az n godsend. Far from repining a.
the fact of having pad sixty for what Is worth
only f1rty they take enough al the lower rate
TO reduce tbs average prce Of the whole TO
forty five or fifty cents and rejoice In the eI
ectition Of receiving an Interest OF twelve or
fourteen poT cent. on their capital ana return ~
twenty years of hundred for nay Of two snug little
German fortunes for in fact ae Yankees are IN
fair way Of shifting tuer war Oh upon The shoulders OF
the Dntch these docle and cfednious people being
willing to supply funds 10 their treasury End recruits To
thcir armies Germany is the most efficient ally OF
Lincoln in finance; and except Cs Atlantic Afrca the
most prolific Of recruits. Without the negroes and tie
Dutch Grant and sherman would be in a bod way
rhe irresistible United States with their twenty mil
lions of pOpu alton. unequal TO tie suhjugaiion al
the rebellion except by loans from the Dutch and re
cruts py tue hundred thousand from the German and
African races
OF nll the pe,plc IN the world the most suitable plr
chnsers Of bonds ~ the Yankees arc the Germans
They are the best economists ia Eur, pc and the num-
Der among them having capital n snau lndiViduu
amounts - invest Is infinite It is much safer for tho
Yankees o. sell debt which they intend iep1dating
10 the dispersed and ignorant million than 10 such pow
cr:u houses the ROTncHILDs, the EARRINGS ana tho
Credit Mober. who have political power aad can Gem
pei a settlement Of their cloiIns Their expenditure
are 20 enormous and their reputation for good iallh
bad that they can effect no sales oil tier deprecd
paper IN London or Paris They have hawked 1t abot
must induslroUy for three yeris M yan and EIcrr
Hall has eldeayured 10 worry 1t down tie throals0i
unwilling hut most philahthropc British captaists, al
purpose. The paper has been kicked out Of o'ey
decent French End Engish bankers establishment with
cor tcinpt; and Confederate bonds fell freely Ut twety
and thirty per cent higher heureh than the nominal