New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
LATER FROM THE SOUTH.
Un,y Tup NpWs WAS RECEIVED.

E,,z ne vet,. ORLEANS Gre sat eaA
TIE LATHE annals Of the American continent fur 40
no parallel 10 he brilliant ard srlerdid victory won
hy tie Southern nrmy on Sunday iat. over tc hi'e"
merceuares aud miuions Of tie Abolition dtspotisn.
With an inferir force, in point OF NUMBER wehsNe
driven hack TO their deus tho Boosting nvaoerf oi o
all scattering them before our victorl ue ar1le rs
leaves are snttered before the Autumn wind.
TIE details we publish in orr telegTaphic column
leave no doubt that have put te enemy 10 ~. er
rout and struck him blew from which 1t Is inpossioie
for him wholly 10 receiver.
The victory is tie more significant from the fact that
Il Is the first general engagement between the opposing
forces That the President Of the Confederate STATES
was hnselfin the thirke,t of the fight, exposed 10 VII
the rerila of the battlefield Is another cire7mstance
tLs. aids to the JOY of triumph, and swels orr
tIiampl ant note of EMULATION. Al honor To orr
brave and gasu' leader and President, to the brave
Besu1eeard, the gallant Johnston, ard our eiiyalTic
sol iiefy.
We rave driven the eremy back from orr coil, We
have moved down his men by the hundreds and by
the Thousands we have captuged lis batteries, snd
Gent him howlirg aud pGnic-sIicken from ,le led OF
the i9ht. The blow, in lie moral and physical eiocts,
will prove Of incalculable advantage to the Southern
came.
TIE first regiment of the enemy that crossed over
from Wahing;on--the Zouavcs Of ElswoIih-bave
fed from the field with ouly go left q the entire
repimept Re'ributve instice has overt0ken the first
of the enemy who put their feet ulou the sacred soil
OF Virginia and from 500 10 so Of them have been
cut down dead upon the land which they nsolently
dared 10 invade.
MANY A brave southerner has had 20 fall, too; bit
our loss We are confident, il anal in comparison TO
that of the enemy. Our brave boys fought vi heroic
cour, &C. but hey fell 10 the holy Of defense
against aggression, and 81 !; sweet End bo1oabe 10
die f,rone's country" To tic God OF battles LET tie
teart If the whole Sonih Yield its tribute ~ psie AID
giving Tor his mott signal and brliant victory.
The talk yesterday on The flags, and Of the fags,
here there and everywhere. was the Rlent battle on
Sunday las There wac nothing else talked of bruueh
the euiire day. Tire latest intelligence from New
IT, that il was uoauing-surIo-ed in sackcloih and
sshesand All the caitsli's bankers, shaver. stock
obbers merchants and trate' were aatonishtd ut
The deieai Of Lincoln and Sccur great army. Ihe
Puritans Of New-England were in gloom.
Ire New-York underwriters are terribly alarmed At
tie proceedings Of the armed steamer sumter. lie
Sumter il pursuing the real policy-csPfure, bnrn,
sink and destroy every yets OF tie enemy, r,tsnlng
row and them one TO send IN with prisoners. She con
i've on our enemy particularly she should 20 into
the Encl-h Channel She can outssil or outrun any
vessel in the old oefuDct navy.
IL exercises our r-bls faculties TO learn that the
Yacht Henrietta commanded By son Of the yGeabond
j. G. Bennett of the lying Mar York H~r IL, should
re eve a iieuteDHntr conn sSioD IN the Ba Roruh-
iyen service and be d'Ia.s bod with lis guseoL IL
search sf the rrivatetr jeff. Davis. Worders will
ever cease. The Jcir Davis IL simply privneer,
and can hardly be expected TO carry our the polly OF
esJture bum, siDE, and destroy like Government
vessel.
Blooded tee owned by that great senaiof OF Rbote
leland James DewOfe, used the ports OF France Tor
a.. ,ale of Ter price, rrting and obtaining supplies
Sic very Fortunate 10 her CAPTURE that 10 clio
accon. OF come cruire lie commander burned HId Go
troved most of bis ture-eO much tbat insufan
Gee could no: be Obtsined 81 Ilo'ds Il tie Biiish
Channel and Rufsian trade. This II the policy Tor the
Confederate meI-of-war to pur'ne As wc are .ngns'd
with f.raIcal, bitter, ard unr,eItipg Government
the old United SIaee-et US folio" mp the POLICY OF
retaliation, which means, do our enemy all the harm
we can.