, 1861-08-07
New Orleans Markets.

The following is an exact copy i1f the New
Orleans Markets as given in tats .sFFs:csyune o.
the 25th, ult: -aHroi
COTTON-The Gales to-day comprised sS bales.
Receipts 81 bales. Previous receipts, 1,s52 AT.
Exports none. Previous exports, 19l6, ,973. Stock
sUGAa-The sales comprised 100 hhds. at pre-
'Ss Iatss snd @ cs1n fa bottoms a
and 30 prime reboiled at21c.
TOBACCO Nothing reported H..
es4ap Rss5p s7isas Eses 2 sn ss
FIoUR-We notice sales {part s11(terday) Of
29c0 bbls. including 800 supertne at i 400 super
aSs e ess ST. gsa.: i IS 4 So
and 600 on pirate terms.
CoRN-Noth1ng reported
SRANsoe ts :eEs sold sid a At & 35 ioon
&c E5saS Rsa IT,: Ct 81 ss.}s ns aaa 80
S5dss 4 @ize, Clear At 1axe, and sassf cured
LARD-s5o bb1s sold at.
WnIsKY-Reetiisd ret lis at s7}}1c.
coFFEE-Nothfng reported
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
There were no eleasaaees at the Custom House
sloop ToDnere, -, I'm the Coast, I'd MASTER
r.,
VicEsbure, White, I'm Argyle Landing.
Anns, Satrazin, I'm Patagonia
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ARGYLE LAND1N9-- Steamer .VicksbusgA
son Coz DO Lane, salter & Cold " Cox i; Co
eisnisSssz pkgs 7ait and o1d:T1Totsi1-57 bales lies
| COAST-Sloop Tonnere-75 bb1s m9lasscs c
Olivier.
A Retrospective View.
| iWaahirgton Correspondence Of the n. 7, Wotldl
WASHINGTON, August l.
| When reflect On the loose condition Of
mstttrs nnder the late dynasty, I can see that
nc were beaten before We started for Rich
moEd. In fact one becomes more and more
en1@ged with the entire process Of thst disas.
| trous campaign, as its history aud antecedents
become more compact1y grouped for his
| 1tt1ospection. Was there ever such hid
cons farce AID blunder from beginning to
erd? Look at the license given to our
| troops from the outset; the higgledy-piggledy
order OF the advance; the unpuai=hed robbery,
ineendiar'sm and violence, perpetrated in de-
| lance Of ozdsrs, OF the march the shiftless,
urguarded di5arrAngement OF our camps as
tsey my eprawled ouF for miles within sight
ard scuEd Of the enemg's legions; the hiar-
ious rseklessress with which onr thirty thou
sand men were hurled against three times
their number, against 3 league of'nmbusca-
i aed ertrenehmente, hurled into the mouth
Of deash," and broken granddaughter oi
ccnIse!-shattered to useless chaE, and s@ept
1t makes one sick with disgust to think the
matter over. And Tonight I hare heard q
story, which is plausible enough to be, true,
and which, il true, places ns-Who Dragged
thst cur leaders were 10 well informed, that
cur spies had fully discovered the weakness
l of f.fhA rJh,atH that Il n 4
jrTcsistihls-in still more pitiful attitude.
| An English offcer, Who arrived in Wash
iDgton to-day, asserts that he nsstone g, Gen
sohnston's aids in Nezo York On Sunday, and
| that he personally knew him t. be such. The
Isned spy-ier g he xaa nothing else-tod the
Lee d Co., consider their victory at Bull
Kun as defeat, In comparison with what
they expected and ought to have made it
They had their 1faes 10 ski1funy arranged
as to draw Us Rithin and beyond their h1nkt
TO catch Us In th3 most deadly kind Of trap
attack IA with shot, aud musketry, and horse
Hem every side at once, and enforce o whole
sale surrender Of the "gTand army Of the Po
tomac." They had been fighting, he says
a4 oay, 11e such wise as merely to lndieatt
determined defense, and By. q gradual re
treat had nearly 1ured us into the desired po
s1t1on, when all their p1aa vas defeated b1
tns e. mistaken enthusiasm OF Gel Kirby Smith
: That officer brought on the railroad rein
! 1oicements from Winchester, and instead Q
fgolng strslght to the Junction, Is had bsel
the cars near the battle field, formed bis me1
. N sold SQUARES, md marched snperbsy to tn
ground. This Was the reserve which ontN5Eet
; 1olees saF coming against them, and hefor'
WHICH they retTeated. In time to escape tn
. snare 1ati for them. Johnston's aid affirnet
to..sh soas aae only nsovzaea that saoed the fad