New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-15
His Domestic, Economical and culinar,
Troubles.
What McCausland Thinks of LOmay'
a Reverend Rebel and His Revelations
MARSHAL KANE AGAIN, sc
An Anonymous Letter from Ncw-York.


My DEAR SIR: / wrote to you a few days
sinee and mentioned the receipt Of two letters from
s, and one of I'd July from Nj to R; they
had been recently mailed in Maryland. My letter Is
entrusted to friend who expects opportunity to-day
Of sending it through. As il may not reach You, WI
send this also by another route sent for deserip-
fiOn lately procured from the inventor OF two improve
nents in the material of war, copies Of them will ac
company this letter. cannot judge of their utility,
but you can subject them to scientific examination at
the proper departments. if not approved harm can
result from sending them. The inventor thinks they
can be rendered very effective. Some very successful
experiments have been made Of them. They are not
shown to this Government. have persuaded him that
fthey proved valuable my Government would after the
war properly reward him. The submarine battery is
for close action say about 100 yards The missile for
smooth bore gun of any csbcr accurate but can't
be sent so far as the ordinary ball. The objection ID
Is that if the enemy sees it he can initiate it,
Ms letter furnished the only information have had
Of the exchange. My release has until recently been
positively and two occasions rudey refused
30 my friends here the ground Of my desire and
capacity for mischief exhibited in my 'hudacious
letters to the authorities while in prison. few days
before the receipt OF NJ letter friend renewed the
application to Lincoln; hs replied that they had no
longer any objection TO MY going home, but while the
armies Washington it would not be prudent
TO let me go through their lines into the Rebel lines
Since Ms letter have had inquiries made Of the Off
Ger controlling exchanges at Washington. He said N
my exchange had been effected it was through Butler
that time since Butler applied for authority to ex
change me believing he could benefit Of his men,
The authority was granted but nothing heard about
St since Surely our Government don't negotiate
with or recognize Butler. Sooner let ne remain al
prisoner forever 1 believe my exchange is known to
the Government but il does not suit their interest to-
return me Just now. The cunning unscrupulons and
vulgar President and his barbarous, saneuuary cruel
and wendaeious Secretary Of War win not hesitate to
do anything however Infamous, that they think will
advance their nefarious schemes. hope you VIII have
the demand for my return promptly made am happy
TO say that believe shall long have sight OF
ale dove of peace. Even in the mad orgies OF slaughter
and speculation the people here have begun to think OF
the future which they mort saging. The masses are
right enough already and hate the war, but like theI
'.warhorse whose neck is clothed i'll thunder they
don't know their own strength, and therefore they
quietly submit to be led or driven But intelligent and
influential here beginning to see and women
too that the job Of subugatuc he South if longer con
fnued will ruin the obbers Tie wise and discreet
correspondence of those Confederate gentlemen at
Niagara and especially the manifesto they drew fromI
Lincoln and above all the ate trouble and disaster at
Petersburg are making a great change in the vewsI
and purposes of the people, and if kind Providence
shall continue to dcOr arms the unconditional peace
party will control tie ensuing eecon-ceuiion our
press against unnecessarily declaring that tie South Will
consent TO nothing but eternal separation all good nen
think that she ought and all wise know thatI
she will not accept less than her independence. But
IN fhe .har. howl
need middle ground to stand upon, and many who in
despair of conquering The South will support the peace
candidate must be allowed the argument TO their Old
associates that peace furnishes the best hope Of utmae
reunion. Intelligent people here longer bind til
the grievous change the disastrou. and humila,ng!
eclipse this Government has suffered. They that
has become filthy monster, smeared with the bloody
sacrifice of its own children detestable compound of
crimes and vices at which humanity stands aghast, al
despotsm that can be ly described only the sunni
of all yiIlanies 81 league with he'll and covenant
with death" They cannot longer fail to perceive that
the Southern people fighting for their liberties as[
well az for their own and that no greater Calamity
could happen to them than the overthrow Of the South
tbe destruction Of the one would speedily be followed
BY the subjugaton of the other Such men. and they
few have disposition TO oppose Confederate
army, whether their border or in their midst
rather would they have them friends and deliverers
Should the army in Pennsylvania capture Wash
ingon and exterminate tie beid Of thieves Pharsees
cut throas and other monsters of nquy which pas;ure[
there all good would regard il special Interpret
ston of Divine Providence in behalf OF justice judg
ment and mercy. Please remember mo in greatest
kindness ~ each of your family With best wishes II
am. very truly, your friend, -.
To those wellmeaning men. who proclaim for peace
but can dvest their minds Of the ab,rdity OF thsI
Union and Constitution tles were / have said
there but one conceivable mode of eaecting reunion
making it desirable 10 true friends Of either the!
North tie South and that Is revolution bere-onceE
strike blow for yovr freedom and your rights and the
Southern army will aid your efforts TO regain them and
thus battling in a common carsc the two armies will
readily unite aud extermnate expel the vile Ynnkee
herd they are striving extcrmnate the South The
onequarter of the present Northern population thats
would be then len would he homogeneous with the South
and the present otherwise Dsuperable barriers re-
nnon be swept away forever am not without reason
hoe hope that If Lncolu Co. are net arrested this|
ran through the ballot box they will have other armes|
10 meet beside the Confederate Bet admit that every
Sung good depends upon present Confederate successes
Us The sense Of insecurity alone here upon which,
Calculations be reliably based We have good news
Today fIsD Mobile.