New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

Emigration 10 Brazil - openly talked OF; u If re,
ported that all emsralng agency hos been established
that offers bounty Of two or more hundred acres W
land all eInigrans DESTROYS OF leaving the land OF
their ffhcrs Your correspondent has heard that the
Brazilian Government las offered these indpcements
Ccgt0 II il that there are hundreds 81 hnles VINO
wing the country Offering tor safe tier estates
AZ less prices for land than when IT wac entered wheh
ii was Il wilderness wears ago.
The mania for emigration il called the Brazil 1ever
and as il spreads II takes in s scope Ill ages seIcs
and conditions many Of the negroes gong along WIN
their masters. The emigration fever IS epidemic.
One Why the owners OF ARMS arc 80 ANXIOUS 70
sell their estates from the belief that they WIZ not
pay the taxes the land remaining nneutNaledi 10
cultivate them they cannot afford under the regime AZ
present in vogue
The ccton-n great deal Of it-that finds lie way 70
market Is four wears old; little there IL of later date
They who hold cotton Fortunate for they nave ne
material with which 10 obtain supplies other than those
products Of the fpnBing wheel and iArn Cohce Is c'
erywhere a luxury. -,
The people have FOR the past three years made their
own clothes. even the ladies making line garment
from tie spnuingwheeL In every house the inipc'
ments are seen. and are ~ ordinary AZ e" hnda
Confederate money, coupons. two per cent oonus,
are throughout the country. az common as iehvcs III n
forest One lady in this section stuffed mattress WIN
five hundred thousand dollars OF n seepihg Oh ~
night IN keep il in security from robbers.
10 this loss of currency add the loss OF hope or the
future in the cotton districts owing 10 the freedom Vi
the negro, and it will readily eseen now Impoversneu
the people en- masse at present. HARD money III
portions of Texas further west is the only money lney
use an experience Of Confederate money having
weakened their faith in all that mich bears
of promise g. pay" In some places not so lar 10
the west but between this point and shreveport
shond yon ask lodging for yourself food for your nos
the following is the dialogue:
Have you any changer
"a hundred dollar bill" -,
Haven't got anything to give away 'i'-no
change at all"
Fifty cents in spece-tvo dollars In greenoacks..
So sudden has been this depreciation OF Confederate
money that the people are 10th 10 believe that nou
sand dollars OF II would buy dozen Of eggs Inc lacn
of fractional United States currency is severely felt AN
through the Red River Valley and IN this portion OF tue
country drained by the headwaiers of the SABINE Ger
tain sun tradesmen have IN view OF this scarcr' IS
sued % and y cent shinraster ~meh IN view OF Tue
fac' that there is abundance o. the regular sma cur
rency is much 10 be deprecated. On one pnce-a
small store in this tOWn--is seen occasionally sign
hung Out On the outer VAIL "6one out 10 get change
accounting for the absence Of the proprietor
The business OF this place is confined 10 small mex
stering The people have no money 20 buy. Placaris
Of tie sale If residences furniture and other household
incdeutas (an unusual thi1g seen on several pnb
lie posts They are offered by the enigraus who wish
70 leave but VINO lack The ready means Inc want oi
money is The only thin, that ,piie of his inclination t.
leave ihis country makes staynt-hone oil man Inc
fever is raging wide spread, nevertheless.
All Of the emigrahts seem possessed win Tue iiea
that The Government. viii In future taunt them on their
failure and be- 10th ~ give them the priyege OF citizens
without passing them through Illumination. The class
who lee, are the orderly, odes, and best citHenf ana
their loss vii be felt severely " u, state
Tntroling Of prisoners Il sill going at the hands
OF the Federal authorities Ii is the general
that the State will be rcorgani1ed tY the assembling OF
a convention before long.
Marshall Is point where roads ra6iate to all point.
of the COMPASS through the state 81 TeXis. Before the
war there were eight stage roues 70 as many different
poinis-he travel To Arizona and the plains passed
through this cea.r position, 10 the DorthvaId and
,outhwnrd 4 powder shot. shell aud percussion
cap mandatory located there. The stores OF
Eliminates collected have passed into the posses
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in collecting to arms Of citizens well as Of soldiers;
al having general desire 10 obey the laws ~ wei as
10 comply wI,n regulations The dssa'ished are
making preparations leave tho couHirytO euiprae.
LOYAL TO the dead Confedeiac r.pning the loss
I'M Hing 1--we under the United States Government.
unwilling 10 remain and suffer the spolation of teir
cherished institutions the eIiies turn their steps south
ward preferrug they hold the empire Of BTaIii to
the great Republic.