New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03

I is very suggestive OF inc leeihb tA''''" "-o 49,
more ardent Rebels here by the new tone Of me Il'
That that journal should ventureas it may Inform you
how much Rebel stock has declined fguarailVey SPEAK
/ ing.
fyou can find room for anything but election matter
in TnE TRIBUNE need hardly commendt to you certain
of IN, Yimss, editorials on American matters duing
the past week. For brutality, for cyniesm' ioi tlh!
vailed eyultaton over the asserted ruin Of a whole
people. they are absolutely unmatchablc IheAahGqrd
EXPRESSED desire for the same is nothing TO them. This
monstrousy arrogant and utterly inscriptions Tehex
and r.-e' 1-'.t cupidiiy absolutely plumes itself
IN .luiug TO tbs country from your
nato ony is the apothtoss Of Bull and his
beastlios: qualities What precious seed for future
harvesting Tie Times is sowing 10 be suIei
"Shall it be love or hate, Johni
It's you thai'sto decide
Amt your bonds held by Fate, John,
|. Like all the worlds beside'
Ole Uncle s., says he, guess
Wise men forgive, SCI lie,
But not forget on sometime yet
That truth may strike J. Il.
Ezwal "a you an ne 2"
John has decided and must abide the result sup
pose you don't feel very friendly towards him on your
side Of the Atlantic but you want TO hear strong sen
tImens expressed on the subject just ask any loyal
American who has lived for year or two in England
during tie Rebellion
III were one Of yonr popular artists. now-say
FRANK BEiLEw or THOMAS NAsT-l think would de-
vote twopagc illustration in Horpes Weiiy to John
and bis belongings. would draw John, centrally
not tie Jolly, rubicund hearty cordial altogether
apochrvphal ed boy whom bis artists Ike 10 pTchgTe-
but John coarse sorlid and arrogant. with look OF
brutal oorplncency bis countenauce combined Win
.o keenest solishosSie eyes Of jew miser engaged
in" sweating" soye.oigns. | would Represent hn
obese. swollen end monspous, with asnine ears and
bovine horns 30 token Of Lis doubly-anlmh nature.
Around the central figure would depict bs dongs ana
prociyltics; Lis home-uoIship Of rank and inommon'
his nagranmity 20 other nations, his sympathy ia
behalfof Poland and Denmark, ond Dis neutrality
between North and Soutb. Quito enough Of subjects
would Teadily suggest thcmseHesto fom very pretty
border and the whole picture might be ycry fairy
dedicated 90 the subject Of IL.
You viii remark ne fluctuations az The Confederate
cotton loan during ne past week il icl 20 ieaiiuy
that the brokers got irl tcned-tlcy were addition
ally scared by tho news tiat IARRACul was going 20
take charge Of the NorthAuanuc rquadion Admiral
LIE assuming his pace at Moble-and the priac.pal
ones refused 10 have anything 70 DO with tie stock.
Tie bonds ic.l about 90 per cent 10 mluy dayf Sab
seahenty report va. started On Liverpool to tlc effect
that sHErHAy "had experienced a rcpuisc and that
EARLY had resumed The offensive Now, We aye oil
looking out forihe news by tie Peria.
Here istle freshest intelligence about tie notorious
captain Of the late Alabama.
Cant Sr,,irs ~ whom We heye heard 10 l.tte
since the sinking Of the Alabama Los again ,ii LIVER
pool on q cruising e1prditon ON sunday lnst ne PARA
Laurel 269 tuns let the Mclsey c.tcnlo! ioI M"ih-
moras but In reality bound for havana ga Nassau.
Her cargo was Of moo Aisccl 1cous hatuIe coups'
inc several heavy gur large number Of eases OF am
lmunition. chests of ,ojhlnt lc eeiyrr ID DIX ana
drugs. The Lar .iis commando BY Capt !. l. RAW
SAY a ganflcT a not Un' rpuR ~ bOckating GU
clcs " and Cor SElMs Nas on board Inc Laurel
was cleared ON iAis loit ~ Mesals. LAfosL Ooy
who since ihe CONN eIccmcnt 81 hcsuhtss ana
the blockade oi the southern ports have been DONG
large business IN this Line. u b. stated that new
steamer which Wing 40 Madeira on the 81 INST,
would meet the Laurel AID receive IRON Tie latter YES
sci her stores guns Sc. The name OF the steamer lying
81 Madeira t. tie Ranger but whether she Will con
tinue this name whom she HOSTS the Palmetto flag is
doubtful Capt. SElnHs took with BIN of the Of
6cers Of the Alabama and 100 men, many Of whom II is
understood served with BIN on board that vessel We
London has been informed OF the movements Of Capt
SEMNEs and no doubt viii soc tat proper lookout is
kepr for the new steamer
Apropos Of the last sentctce believe | may add
FIAT is perfectly correct and that the United States
authorities in this country intend acting on their
knowledge. LOYAL AMERICANS here hope NeLemep'y
that F,RrAour will be sent to Wilmington.
The DAVENPORT brothers are creating decided i'm
presson in London by their "sr'Iitua" seaHees. They
have got into all the newspapers, including Tie Tins
Tie other DAY DION BoUccAULT wrote long letterto
The star descriptive Of their achievements at his resi-
dence in tie presence Of over score Of persons incud
ing CHARIEs READR, the novelist. These gentlemen
declared that after a very stringent and impartial
scrutiny proceeding they could arrive at 10 other
conclusion than that there no trace Of rckery In
ary FORM and certainly there neither coniederaes
nor machinery and that all those who had witnessed
the results would freely state in the society in which
tley moved that so far their Investigations enoblc
Them 10 form an opinion, the phenomena which lad
taken place in their presence were not the product Of
.ceerdemain.' A conclusion worth good deal TO the
brothers DAvENrORT. II H. @.