The New York herald., 1864-12-09
The New York Rebels.
THE REBELS THINK THEY ARE "PALTRY sBr OF

POOR DEvILs'-NoRE ADVICE TO GENERAL DIX.
from the Richmond Examiner, Dec 6.1
We cannot account for the largo numbors Southern
people ho stated 20 bo 1ockiRg General D,x,s
ssasausr.'.s lin - New York for m5ssisry" They must
money sses ay ssss DOZEN X :ssSe .ssaa or
Of blockade runns trade WssSsr .sg s9s o. .ess
be the snekips felons VINO tried to to tbs hotels
our interest may be In that absentee population, IL
right 10 that no man IN the world win believe the
am wss rebel plot oy reason o. anything that
sand dollars will no doubt produces cloud Of witnesses
prcrS "a no. only 70 b,ns home The crime 70 Southern
commission to burn New York, under tho hand Of the
Coniederate secretary Of State. Further, II should
his own house burned BY Yankee INVADERS and his own
children turned naked out OF DOORS did repair New
York; snd then and there dd lay the whole city ssbes
nobody need wonder nor Affect borror IN Richmond,
since this war began there have been least twouty
combination not count OF course the one arranged
for by Turpentine Dablgron. Tho destructive nre
in Charleston, aso which destroyed one.tbird OF The
city, almost beyond . doubt the work Of Yankee
lncendisries-to cay nothing Of GIlmcres "Greek
Ire IRE About seven ,o.ns have been burned IN
done IN the course OF an unjust Invasion, General
shermap in burning each and every ore Of those places
vier rimnal apd baser felon than the with
the black vAlise. Although, therefore, wholly deny
thsl thero any "rebei plot" 70 destroy New York
piiciy whatsoever with that trsnsact,cn YET II New
Yorh were burned down. together With Boston and Phs.
depnis py veDEeni ana desperate men who nave been
burnt out of house and home themselves the incident
would BE- soothing 10 every well regulated mind.
In the meantime let General TX be strict in "regster
ng' ard keeping under surveillance all the ekuikng
Soutberners he finds osfrR 10 New York. uiH e ,0sH
10 iuow ho,o mary OF thin utye, end pho they
II We cccd slso get from The police books OF Taris
and London record of the numerous southern ladies
snd gentlemen who are striving 10 those cites to
make the tnie PASS pleasantly until this cruei
ls overlesviEg the risk aud privston 10 at bone
together with the date their appearance IN hose cgpi
tals ard the length of timo they stay there AZ be
alQff
that 10 Paris especially are large number. - southerDers,
OF them pUrportnR to be Confederate ofces and
occasionally sporting the Confederate uni oru da~ dliug
the cafes aud on the bouiercrds Tney sre beautiful TO
their lace buttons dazzle The chonps kssees When
the Emperor reviews the troops these gentlemen some
times hire q horse and teen ~ tho Champ de gGTs
for the gallant feioss take great interest 10 military
maiers-isr from home Several Of them were the
battle Of Manassas do not exactly srecify
~boh-snc have even ornamental wounds OF these
crex,ures some, We know have been cent TO Europe
frivolous pretexts at their own request but nj
expense, by the state Department but the majority
have cyepf oH Of their country BY various unjerhdnd aqd
thst uutry They not only desert the consderacy but
libel also BY presenting themselves specimens OF Its
officers They worse than the man ith tue 'black
vase; for they VIII never set on 1re even % much a.
the river Seine.
Faithful ctissns who take their stand with their conn
try for veal woe, si opp apd ne bill tsfers Con-
eyes for cogfscasnq The rror1fy-H any they bave--o
tbose who have quilted the eonfederacy durR tho
without permission and without necessity and for deal
ing with tbem all as alien enemies. those OF them ubo
OF fgbtipa and not disabled, amply aesvtsrs
and me dsa,A of d0rfer woid be oosd fsr them.
10 well IN know that General Dtx y keeping sharp
lookout upon that clsss OF persons In New York. We
sbsll have an eye upon them at this sde