The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
REBEL. ACCOUNTS.
WHAT THE MERCHANTS IN NEW ORLEANS SAY or CHs


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- Inv VAIN c7c' .'9 vi WV asS uuu vi Wv ".e" "se,
ehere ana everywhere WAS Tue great oa''e on sunday
last There was nothing else talked of through the ent.rc
a'y the latest intelligence from New fork 10, that
%ss noanmg-sitpo~d III s.ckcioth ana t,hcs-'hn an
me capitalists, bankers shaves, stock Iobbcrs Iner
chants and traders were astounded at the defeat OF Ian
com and SCOTS great army Tho pnriians, OF Nov Eng
ANA were IN gloom; George opdyke, late OF New Orleans,
had tremendous elongated face al the meeting Of thn
se called Board Of Currency yesterday in the Wall street
rcaiihg house That small potato gentleman, Charley l.
o, cxresdent Of New Orleans and Vice prcsident II
in, IN New YORK @ "hnriy bury black republican,
s,uhN mo ms original insignifcance Poor George o.
WI, nave no hundreds OF taors and iioresses 70
n'a,, '"A, Suufaay nisht, ana our respected
dr,, ,,d h,,sp' =, on thc yarl-stck-our lat"
nf yc, Irs L. s e !, oluen Governor OF the 6'sts
yo ~" aoes e relish the slaughter o. has
t"v To al, w, i ne 1phHr WIN Charley, ana
, IT, a NV, ,' ~ m su "S nigh' N NE govern
,h. VA tr' d ho 1 90 nv a'u on thc couhef q
VI" u,! s"ou' nous hno"m N years gone as NO AZ
,' 49, 90! eN W. 1'n , ~ y, ohnres street In
Nh Ne ,,,nter W. ator1 or w xsn ew orleans
ho IN H., rr,, ann, "a NV t,;,na. s'' ana nois
,a.. - "'"e va W N''''''"'' az rVSf"esaWo
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hrw rh h ar ar rh sns
i. pursuing the rcai polcv-capturc burn SINK aad de-
stroy o,ery vessel Of The rncniy retaining now and then
one send in With prisoners she can live on our enen
particularly she should GO Bril- sh channel ssha
cnousai or outrun any vessel IN The old derncts navy
our risic facu les TO learn that the Yacht Hen
riettc, commanded by u SON OF the vagabond J. q
Bennett, Of the lying Nrw YORK iiFRAtn, should
heuienapt in The black and
II. despatched with his gun boat IN search of the priyoer
Jefferson Davis. Wonders win The Jcorsoa
Davis is simply priv tecr aud can hardly expected
to carry on, tie policy Of capture burn sink and destroy
like q government vessel.
During the war of 1872 pryacer called tho True
Booded Yankee owned 10y that great Senator OF Rhode Va
hud James Dcwol used tbc ports OF France for the sa0
OF her prizes rchg and obtaining supplies She wasso
very fortunate in her captures that accounts OF
DESTROYED
h's captures so much so tha nsurcce could not be Oh
famed at idoyds IA the British Channel and Russian
trade THIS Is The policy for the confederate of war
to pursue As we are engaged with fanatca htor aud
uarclenting govcrnmen-the old rnlted Saies-let as
follow up the policy OF retaliIt,oni which means, DO
enemy all the harm we can.
NOW FOR WASHINGTON
From the Augusta sent mel, July %
The news the news, thrice glorious news We have
met the enemy in force and they are ours We have
s'akod all upon Manassas and won. Remember iics
hearted Bartow's word,l go TO illustrate Georgia.
And noby has he illustrate Tx Empire Saichcr vaIor
her chvary her desperate daring Though dead he YET
yct He fills soldiers grave but his memory s tho
inheritance al whole roopie On 10 avcnpe him Bar
tows Garircns Gouldmes and Anderson's regiments
were we suppose the of Cenre;, 4, tina
great FIGHT Heaven smiles on us on orr arms and on our
cause Then onward Follow the Pres dent gallant JEFF
MS yho ica,e the centre Nn,y far w,shine,nn
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from o, .1c Ne% V,lean1 a oc a., JGy -, o,,
ar nteu'eo W h i,pWeit VI 1ll9 wy, NC olo.s'
"t ute aEs, oi uo9 VI W W IN W pts
na', @ne was reGeye' ~ 'sa "a n'V.n9na Ieeroay.
reaoers IN an extra EDITION rs c'''fas from tue hign
cs' 'o'oo 'ne s'ofos uc"s We n'FeF% toe -
-, , MANASSAS, 1uy ~, looi
~ nay , w' So' a a's,. G aS! uosnt SctoY
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7"o' ,,, ,, ,,. u,,, 'hrr. DAVID
-, JEFF DAVIS AMI Thr hAhrfoN LEGIoN' =.
ihc Ncu"obu D'sP","' % guy 70 gives an account "
tuc presentation o' mig u "alc iiahPohs legion, oy
JeE Davis few days previous to the battle OF Bull
ius was the 'sion Wh, su"eFeu 20 severely poofe eno
deaoy n'c o our sa"u' volunteers Inc D,spotc"
sasS-thc legion W,s i'rIheu lho urte sues ol sluTe
iorfcNe F''sfdth bdvtNi VINO apcorcu gu gray ndSo
'ccoini'"cu by toVhf it''lH"H az" st' huVinc'ns
ew PAGES III the hollow OIL me square ne TOOK te beaut
w palmer MIN eViucnl eihon"h ana tinressra h's
aud ords tha stirred hcr bosons Vim feniin,s Of MIA
and devoa to their native state and thai moistcnod the
nvo Of tbr ,o.nr , ,hc rmorca cr her n,s, achieve
,nen,s In rhp old Rpyou,,on ,,d oa t CORY 6eids az
| h,.xico lie Sold The Layton lhaf The ass
,oe In. work ol tho raj, fnge-s of tho AZ
HARM and W,Iliats and ,anneu me beroes oe KINGS
Mountain and Cowrcns and Eltaw Moultrie had first
unfrrea The flag Of the Union on The walls of Fort Mou
le and a.aer rescued it on the glorious day of victory
lie knew (apmjaus on kbe bloody sians of Mexico when
ibov horc hcr banner dnncI il, booI from vic,rv n
Victory Here was another inrustcd 10 their kcepnr ana
before him stood the men to pr serve it from defeat aud
like the heroes OF Charublsco they would hand from
one to another until the last man falls or plant it tr-
! unplant a conquered lcid lie sorry, he said.
that he could not bid then" hope The saes OF peace would
banish from our loved country The dark clouds war Tor
bear great deeds DO For himself he had not to
the office he occupied FOR The honor but to aTc its pcrs
and sncn Carolina levels her bayonct for the last charge,
nc bOpra 10 De MID theh ne intended 20 DC where nca
nS s ws s to a ,ss a' Of csans
ap t m !" o Of 20 "ua '"'
! MEETING IN RICHMOND TO AIDTHE WOUNDED.
IA pursuance Of eau mae lew a1s rs, ace o. ns no no.
best means of providing for the soldiers wounded at tho