New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
TIE REBEL BONDS AND TAVERN.
E0iETE.

Certain gentlemen in England undertook
some time ago TO show their sympathy for the
Southern Rebellion by subscribing to q loan
issued by Jefferson Davis and one Mcmminser.
I; appeared TO be 4 sae; Investment, for d. and
NJ went a. far as a certain oihor rebel, who.
when IN want of assistance, offered oil the king
doms OF the earth seen from a mountan-top ~
collateral. For the redemption of ID. and NJ
loan the Southern Confederocy cotton crop AMI
all was pledged, subject Of course to any lien
that \. Lincoln & Co. might hold. The inter
est was for time paid promptly. bnt the len
has been tofeclosei, and where is the principal
Certain anxious gentlemen, aud at the head
that Jolly sea-dcs Admiral Sir p. Wallace, as
semblcd recently in the London Tavern to con-
,dcr I'll question. The subject as presented
by ,hc gallant and noble Admiral, was to
consider the altered position now that the Gov
crnmcnt of the United States has become the
de (rcto Government o; the Confederate States.
Whether they took drink upon the subject. and
il 10 whether The drinks were real champagne
and port, or economical beer, We are not III
formed. Ii certainly was a jolly gathering, and
the iolicst person in the room was Mr.. Cham
bcglain. WHO WIS inll Of good advice and con-
for ana sweet con o.ation, and not unwilling
to have his sIy little Joke. We car imagine the
grim humor with which he suggested that
morally and internationally the United States
were bound 70 pay he Rebel bonds, as they must
fake uron themselves ";hc liabilities Of the
conquered State" The jolly Chamberlain
could aIo.l to gige advice, for, as he took pain,
10 say, ne "v'a> not q hondholdcr" Mr.. Grcca
"a suggestive nance was even joller. II bad
PAID his money and wanted his bond, and sUg
gc..ed committee (whai universe, remedy
" "a committee" io) to cal on Mr.. Johnson aud
Mr.. Seward, ana represent The justice and
policy OF the Federal Government taking the
debt upon itself" This proposition excited 4
good deal of morrimant, for The reporter cam
ments, "'Ob.' oh, and laugh" Perhaps
the laugh" was from Sir iIcnyy DE Hogh;on-
we are not SURG vi toe noble Baronet' name
who came 10 Wa shiag on 20 induce S. mour
and Seward 10 stop The war, and-and-
who-weli--just 20 cay the least Of it
wen, home again he evidently
doe, not want 70 return 20 va hingion, and il
there is to b. committee L., some one else De
sent. We hope iog committee. We should
ike TO be pry,ent when NJ. Green and hi'
! friends breach The subject 10 Mr.. Johnson. NJ.
sebag gives as an idea Of ,he nature Of the in.
tcrview. There i, to Do 10 bullying, no talk
about the British Lion likewise the U.iccrn
/ AID the DAG that las b.Iytl a thollaud yeas
IA, battle and the breeze and threats Of Zee.
with the noble and jolly Admiral Sir p. a. to
! head. to bomb I'D New-Yogk, and give ~ tlc
! Justice they gave China. Ne, inleci. Thee =
70 he "a policy Of cancellation md gooG-na,ure.
mixed with some little confidence" Wei
! they come to Washington full OF "concihnton
and r01l-natu.c," and put Themselves in com
munita'ion with Persons Of Influence, who can
be found around every bar-room, AMI the
Representatives of an Independent Pres,
who may be easily oeen," and have q
dinner. If there - G time whom a jolly In.
glshman is iolliest OF all il Is n feeding time
aud 50 the 'conciliation and good nature be-
gins. II Senator or Two can be raised, very
good with a good.ieeliDg Bygadicr and, per
haps, a member OF the Administraion-solne
person who claims mysterious influence and
talks to you in corners and recesseS with one
eye partly shuttle party viii be complete.
Then comes bottle and son. and chorus. with
Green aud Scbag telling the .aldest stories All
the jolly Admiral Sir L. singing his song about
" Guzzng Jack and Gorging Jimmy, and Al
miral Nelson, X. c. b." Then we shall have
speeches. The Membe. Of the Administration,
whose other eye Is On the point Of closing,
makes a speech lie is so happy 20 see bis
friends, particularly tn gallant noble Admiral
and Mr.. Green, whose life, a. Vcriant Green Of
Oxford, has been his dai,yNcompanion for years
L" Hear" Hear from scbag land he
knOws-he need not say more--he thinks he can
spe0k pOsitiycly-he begs the reporters will no;
put it down." Never Never" from Jcu.
kins, and laughter1-that the Administration
of that pure, high-ninded Tennesseean will
never be unmindful of what is due TO England,
and such men a. MS gallant friend The Admiral
and bis compstriots who, in their early outgush-
Ing sympathy, were induced, yes, he win soy
it, looking that brave old sea-warTior full in the
face [tproarioas applauscl, seiuced into giving
the miscreant and malignant Rebels money
["Wc'll never do it again" from Engishmen1,
and lie feels sure that the President will never
and 50 on-bottle song and chorus, and we
won't 60 home till morning. Fleeced, toasted,