New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

when rs routed amy was hJub Ioli 10 ~
Tva cton Lis itinernnt reace.hun'ers toophny res
ty thar even ne eees tho hopeessness o the var ,vi
The negroes. lis missionaries sent TO KiclmoAt WIZ
out credentials the best evidences mat INC " aa
rgton authorities endeayorng to iind some Nsy
out OF their difficulties which shall save tnoni o, Wv
appearance Of yielding the straightorwar9. oP.'
honest effort at negotiation is lodged tor
ton diplomacy, truly.
From TIE Richmond Enquirer, Jan. 10.
WILMINGTON. ,
A correspondent, IN" explains how the
loss Of Wilmington i'll not prove unmixed eyil; puI
ho, notythgt ndng We are shut ont from the markets.
OF the world and forced TO rely Oh our resources I'M
the prices paid for all our supplies were so s,en' .a
they were consuming the great staple and contio.8
solely 70 the fortunes of tho Shoddytes OF England ahd
the United States Tho Government can s,iii 60 ~
a. much al the products OF Tho OUTSIDE word as W, va!
absolutely require; but the great leak ~ prNase
ode nm urc win be permanently closed II only raves
ton s now shut up by the Government ana no ino,o
cotton permitted to go ont OF th pCI. IL begin
ming TO be iet in earnest in Europe ana DO All III Jul
| power 10 promote end advance that famine.
If England can do without the American stap'c, no
mns le.rr 10 10 without her supplies This we can 90
tbe Government will make the exertions mat are ne
cessary TO collect the supplies that are IN the COUNT!
and transport them FROM points OF S 1ncb n more o. a
ministratiye skill and Judgment thah our nn' and
received in the past W must nave more acs,' ! ola
moro system and more labor. The country mas apo
prov isions If thes only collected ana
they wanted.
! ITO the Fciiars Of TIE ERiLire'. ...o.,ou
"GENILIMRy: There is never any loss plt SOM r
gain accrues thercfror. This old proverb wiz prove
in the ease Of Wilmington The closing OF thal puftp
the enemy ihoagh unfortunate, is not 20 dsastlos -
n world epnear Hardly any Of the bocknde''unhhg
vessels that arrived there brought III luH ca
some of them only half cargoes others not oneourn VI
their capacity, and there are instances Were 10 .Ih
whatever has been brOgght 10 tho Coniederaey pof
ton Of the inward freight too. has been oagshe anu
iron tie. for cotton. Ga the other hand all ,h.se so
took ont full cargoos Of cotton. even To deeH Ioos
IN, Oh Q, object OF the parties engaged in tho business
seems TO have been 10 avail themselves OF inc eb"ros
rroft arising from the Gisposng OF the Leading STAPLE
~ Youkce and British miowners. And in this man.
ner the resource Of ,ae COufderGcy have Deen Wasting
uwav IL would DO better TO part Win specie az oee,
AS gold ia ony worth It's weight IN gold. while cotton
is worth more than its quotabc value. Tor gives en-
poyment 10 operatives and furnishes cotbihg 10 tn
outer world. There has been no occasion 10 ONEaln
away any cotton tor supplies IL quite as easy 20 Dor
row money up0n cotton when 10 warehouse ~ Liver
poo rs TO sell IT, aud little financial sshl tlus aus
na,ed would have obviatcd the necessity iOi haAiuo
contracts and would have given these states sIA tes
the of supplies In exchange Tor tle sa. ion,,i
IS Of cotton without furnishing that staple TO the NIL
owners OF Lancashire and New J. g.and; I'D.
cit is probable that the amount oil Coniedere pons
which have been sold IN Europe during tie pist year
NJ fpurpence to eightpence on the doar VIII speeis
at has been exported thther and TO the North, would
have been sufficient. TO have paid FOR al the supplies
that have entered the Confederncy within that tne
So il may be found. upon mailing an accurate ciou
l.ton that tho cotton that has elnded tie blockade
has ten. IN reality unwttiugly given away, and
thereby retarded foreign intervention In behalf oi 'hese
states. ..,-.., a.. ron.
fedoracy has been greatly plunderod Contracts usual
~ made by Government. after GdvcrtsIHs ioi pro
posals are awarded 10 the loves; bidder 1nc.m'
stances. however may have compelled tho War De;
paT-ent conform in this respect to the general
ou not be well then. 20 put an end To the shoddy
transactions " Galyeston' Your obedlen1 servant
M"
80 REASON FOR DEsPoSpls0.
From The Richmond Dispatch, jar. l7-lfriTohiALI
! Il The miserable cloakers who within the last
three weeks have been converting Riolmond INTO per
feet fiog pond will take tho trouble "a read M H. \.
Poards Result Of Ten MONTH"; O1ser'h'',hs IA We
Lnemys Colhtfy (unAflei IN re .Llt..'.. 81 'ion
day they woad probably feel ashamed o. i-cir unaan
" ir,rs they pave rot altogether ost tAe power Oh
hushirg Mr. Pollard enjoyed tho most ample Clp'r
f.uitcs " Iudging beng a sort of lrIsoier Mt large
d. ing at hotel And u.Iins and conSesing re'y win
al soIis OF per'ons-poliiea, private ara n..'ai{.
moug Q K cai many thing. Of much interest, he tells
US the Yankees arc on the pont OF s,haa.oh "a
tie recruiting busiucs-ths their LIST dshi ior 1cyooo
brought In but 1oW0-ih,t the larger portion OF re
cruts since acolns proclamation, he's Dcen made or
n.crOos-hat Grants Army. in the Fines Of which he
,pent ak dnys j. composed II negroes ~ the proper
,on u three negroes 10 one wh'e man-thst me Aet
draft MI ia more .!gAaiy THAN any when h1'e pre-
eeded it-that eon,eri 'oh mus heeetsar,y DO re-
sorted to--lnd that tie, the vHr must break down.
Such ne SAYS is the universal belief O: the Moth Al
parties agree tat the only hole OF sibcuhg tie South
lies In the desire # tho south 10 get rid Of too war
which thew MI hope will lead 20 ia submission before It
becomes nccesshry 20 enforce conscrpton Ihe vote
% ali the armies around Richmond IN tho Presidential
.
thu, number ~ nat born nniurElIed white men .
i; aH overwhelming prof OF the utter d,ssso the AZ
Eees he'cior campagnrf ana On nee oi iie trouble
winch coufsfirt0 calling Tor MI classes, u tuie 10
produce BYl before that time the Yankees Eo2s ne
Ionfcdcrates VII lbfI!t-crosH.rg and peace FcrolG
ton, n this quarter having induced them b. believe That
We Ale on tic point Z cLying n. In these crcLIn
ssnccs Air Pollard thinks u far more important q an
ANYTHING else 10 convince the Yankees that or rcso,u
fioa changed and that our courage not broken
for outstanding the resistance oi four years Ger
tsn u them st really are or at least effect to be- III
conVlLccd.
ind that they lend him 10 correct conclusion there
cannot be tie shallow Il doubt Lin'ola j. as,uroly
convinced Tint ie has run nearly The length OF ma
tetAer and that BE- longer recruit us aTn!e,
without rrsorny to general conscfiptlon. Nien INK
comes hs Knows 10 may break lao back Of the var
Nor is that all Ths NeT York Hrst tells us ID It II The
war continues one wear longer the United states must
become bankrupt and suI end Il through sheer e@hnus
ton. MIR. Pollard says there 10 one question N every
bodys mouth al the North and iL.s is Have tic South
the resolution 10 hold outf Aid the answer 10 that
question is important 20 The people az Washing on
than woula be tie plans OF every orthcaton he'd be
tie Confederate forces And u is at such tinlewhen
the enemy has nsary gone the full extent be posi-
hy go-when peace IL almost within our grasp-that
tie army of breakers is spreading over our country Ike
the frogs. lice and 0cuss OF Egypt dohng and debas
ing everything they couch. and poisoning the very al
nos pheTe with their pestilentil breath WY, the
very fact of his allowing old Blair TO here proof
positive that ho - IA state Of extreme anxiety and
ought 10 encourage our people TO tue utmost
The croskers are already making themselves ready
for submission. Things hey say wiI not ne hali as
bad a. We spprehcnd. Negro emancipation VIII not
take place. 1le power that has already emanci.
patcd and msdc soldiers OF 100000 slaves where there
Is large army opposing them, will become moderate
as sooa as that army hs. been dsbanded and
Of resistance nnIhIted. Contrary 10 every example
presented by history, as well ~ to common sense the
Yankees soon they absolute masters. vii. be-
como moderate and merciinli and IN this hope we are
called 10 throw away our arms ana submit We ere
% becyehat Yankee nature Is capable oi magnanim
ity of which human nature, in no other shape.
befuro eaDab'e. the crOakerS tell and tie