The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-11

The TIMES shows tina, the occupation Of H.,
Mississippi 10y our forces ialslrs ali the prog
nos,caiiuns of tic foreign press as TO the inyr
chlitv Of the rebels and concludes that, SO fal
as foreign powers are concerned, Il don't matter
now whether the civil war is protractcl for one
month or twenty years, as the entire inland an
exterior sclboard j. now virtually in our hands,
and the rebels are shut OIL from that foreign
commerce without which no nation can live.
A correspondent from M,chanicsyillc, Va,
! June 3, writes;
The sudden rise u tic waters - 10 Clic',Ehor,.
| iuy ON IiidHy, Tie lay hy.ruo tie lattlo e FIR
i,r-, I'ac,l our army Ia very critical .niitup.
II wr1, Ia lrt. divided. and fearful Rlp-r, uslors
were ir for a." fate OF oar let wing, W'A,h was
across the river, aud Vigorously alta AVd ; tHe
cupuv.
Tho OPPORTUNITY was golden one fnr tho cnnnv
The sudden uti EXTENSIVE rite If the river Ir.Nrt
eii' right - from aiding tho lc't and the len
res r,es could only hc crossed viii difficulty To
enemy, ever wary, q rev forward hs los, to- Is NJ
t." rst ~ .'nslt IN nlmsc,s Tar s.rp'as'ns .irs'
+ cpassnge " IN, Chiyk Ghomnv by tNc Divsicns
of Gem. RICHARDSON and dsw.c&, under diticul-
u8 t,t would soon iusuI,gh o--trcir roI.d
march = the scene g conflict Wh,n oir "a ~, Nir4
wa flluf IA be ere tho 'miu. u,r'ai 90,
Of tie clnmy-thcir quick formation into lur Il
battle nni un.lua''i hayonei charge, with their
sa! praise ny the entire army.
The JouRNAL or COMMERCE. argues in favor
Of tho Union AMI Constitution as identical terms,
AMI Observes that the mschevous doctrine that
the insit G;lns OF ono state must be changed to
meet the views Of other states, is contrary to the
American IDEAS AMI alike subsersive og order
nnl constitutional principles.
Ito NtTI ., amiups tho cioucoa NJ ba
South su tanning the guerrilla warfare that has
been threatened, snl proves from history that
this mode q fighting has never f.rmcl an OBJ
staclc to al cinoi troops In Spain, whose
example is chiefly relied upon, tic Guerrillas
were u'tc,ly v .r,hlrss ssainst the French, who
were nj last comprehend 10y them for they
were alike se-pscl hy Napoleon anl Wei
| lr.ton-but by tho English troops In the
South thc gueuillas will have even less chance
than in Spain, owing to the nature Of tie coun-
Try, AMI all threats On this subject are simply
futile and absurd.
A correspondent In Gen. MuClc,.ns army
writes, June 1th
Tie Army before Il p'monl IL stu Nyl,ir, h,,
. will tAc tl.u.cuts now. More uln,y,ruO, w,,,h.,
= iur rp,,ly aut HncgrssNil oporut uu csirut Vol A.
Ia cp'coNtd Il was by the greatest .o'i rtuuo iu,
" - ~ v q" Gnu = OH tlo !s't blIt lNtluHTt' &
p saturday, vcuclud iu R'tiuI over ne ri.rt. 1
III as,ousLcd t enemy th,p - learn ts l.. Ina
% crossed II IL equally surprising to MS now 70 l,sr
" how De- dii u, Ms r6ITHDst battery tcrlud ~
o scare h''H bet ',ttq N RoItrydHd ptriOuS sduS
ray ~ t9s h'hr' N, rushing eaters scspt he IN
J. bsrs aiei'' making huge ap' u the work, aud rel
"a dcrins that a'tiNe 81 az, rlAch entI 'y ul,lrs
" Thrice was u ItiA''ei lriLs tue three follow il
~ DAYS, and AZ oten usa % gNvIt AWAY officer. m
=, men suffered for sales.--future; wagon. WEI, ,ot al
- 10 move an kich BottomH Brd 20 tou,pnrn lv ya,
NJ, way, and the first suls,anth crossing was ~ Il
raj road hril.c, which was ~ rslau,a ly Tilr nj,
IN morning u admit Of tie passage " L.atry an
Al | cavalry,
Each dag this week until yesterd " W.. have n,
pouring rains muddy, impossible roads sho
10 commons flr men and animals rising riytrs, b,
k. ken bridges, aud destruction on all hands l
we survive; work yet progresses; something
VI daily done future delays viii be very brief
seas OF blood shed on tia hard-fuuyht fed Of Il
=, Oaks will be avenged, and the fate Of rebellion 80
"a permanently settled, Tie army burns 10 admin
" Ter 10 the rebel host before the inominious I,
70 which Halleck and Pope have eonsl.ned Beau
a. gard and his minions.
N, The TRIBUNE bubbles on question raised
y II as to what clause in the Constitution guara
k. tees the restoration Of the slaves Of rebels, a
", adduces several supposabie questions, from viii
n 1t triuinphantly concludes that, whatever 9th,
"a may think Union of freemen Is best, a
lie invites anybody who prefers "Union Of FRI
m m. men and slaves, to step into the ring
sr, The EvKsIso Posr observes that our ci
": wa has impaired degree Of gravity to I