New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13
An APPEAL FOR FOREIGN RECOGNITION
AFFAIRS AT NORFOLK,
ybe Panic and Fright at Richmond
REPORTED ARRIVAL or LARGE QUANTITY or
ARMS FOR THE REBELS.
From T1s Richmond Era Miner June ..

ARMS FOR THE REBELS.
From T1s Richmond E1dminey, Junej.
The KaozriRe REGISTER has information, on au-
thority that caun5t be doubted, that two vesses ar
rived at Confederate port On SATURDAY ias'
iD0O siaud Of arms on one, and 5,JUo on we o',e'
AND 100 barrels OF powder; aud 90 SUNDAY WI
ether vessels entered the same port WIN ains os
sJumuniti0n the number ana quanli'y % N.Vn L. w."
not sscerained. These four Nessels anu ."U Of ,te
arrived on our Atlantic coast unGer conNvy Va Wy
Confedorate steamer Nashville. one OF the a'ter
j. rure.enied as having been captured py 'e oio.h
aeioS SQUADRON off Wilmington, North Iaiohi'a'
Toe remaining vessel ana the N"SnNi lie arc ~
,,, somesgEs~e OIL our extensive coat. Tie a0tbor-
ito an ',;ch we make these saiemeate informs us
that ,he whole number OF arms aOat on these seven
yesses was 10000.
IMPoRvANCE OF OUR RECOGNITION By FOR
FIGN POWERS.
From The RiosB. nd Enquirer Jnae6.
Immediately upon the heels OF The Roanoke and
Donrson disasters 1t became exceedingly popoar to
divert attention from every ot1eF chaDuei, ana con
,en,rate il upOn the one ali-alsOrbng tonic OF Te
aDcs upOn Ourselves. We held ourselves inyIncibe;
RO nCke aid Done is0a Gwoke us from the deiusi)n.
These swcet lessons of adversely have not been os'
uDon u. Driven back at one point, We now gam
at another, and demonstrate thar, when properly
Aroused, we ale Unc0uqnerable-'na tie war may
Iage @tn various fortunes ios 20 years, md the aim
81 suhjogaton be ne far from Accomplishment ~
eves.
The South cannot yield; the North, it seems viii
without ioTean Intervention, It mus be by change
Of Northern sentiment. The Northern people must
be brought 90 realize tie imposs bihy OF The task
thew have undertaken, or thai, II pOsll0e, l. would
not be desiraDle 10 accomplish A..
4 very impOr ant STEP toward tecuIing such re-
aciouary conviction In the Northern mind would he
ous recognition abroad. Oar Independence once
ACKNOWLEDGED, our anniversaries must for very shame
som disgust themselves with the Lonsense about
a. ks1sls Z" tran Ors, Nc,, and come 10 regard the
3D. Is rre If
The world would 20 regard il, and the Northern
people would SOON learn TO look upon our inCcpend-
ence as far that was concerned, as ar Jot 0c-
eomBI and the war degenerate INTO a cOntest 10.
boundaries. These considerations prove the Import
aDce of pressing, by every available means, our
recognition abi DAD.
We have lot Gdverted 10 the reason involved in
Seward declaration tbat recognition will be cen
EGered declaration OF war. In the daTkeet hour OF
our strugge do not know that the President has
ever dei Ited from his original policy, 80 boldly an
L0auceJ, OF moi cOlniug ereigl alliance or iutereT-
ence; be simply asks the justice OF recog1I ion.
Iul If tGis I'M lies war then lei England ard trance
accept the gauge cry havoc and LEI clip the dogs OF
across the lantic; let them relieve their own
suffering population in Europe, Gu1 arm, and CO.
o,elate with ouis IL America.
MATTERS IN NoRFoIK-GEN. WOOL.
From The NJ hmond Ehqn,A. June 4.
There is q rivalry among Liucolns Generals. 1t
j. rivalry Of shame. Lmulous Of the honors OF
iriamy they press their pretensions with inventive
ingenuity and barbarian Joy.
Hunter, in South Carolina, issued his procGma-
ton designed 10 plunge three States In the horrors
of serviie war. He devoted women and children 20
savage seu. hter. Butler, IN New.Orleans, cchpsed
biz cOu.peer by iDfsmy uucOnceived before. Ro-
man heres were accorded titles 10 designate their
choicest achievements Butler has won BIZ. To bis
tory Re will 90 down IS Butler The beast.
Wool has now Llade ms vow aud PIT IN bis clam.
tie has thrown q large array into the uudeteuded
CITY Of Norfolk. lie did not appear there as brave
e. Iova xubeu hvg sol
,bers 10 cOpirou hlo, JIG H8Isd until It was "a.
ce'taioed that they We're goa5, aua iaod Sc
forth aud &" won "a victory ana captured q ciN.
The trauscendaut hero has nut in his hid for IN
fanny. lie ieiuoes 10 allow the citizens OF Norfolk
10 obtain food from their own people. lie roiuHs
10 allow anything TO be imported from his own hiue
OF the line lie tells tnem that unless they take The
oath of sleeiancs thew Nal have nothing TO eat be-
yOnd their present scnnty stores.
This is The statement OF Northern letter writers, as
appoars bv our columns TODAY, who Themselves are
shocked with the savage birbanty, tie demon cru
elty of his hoarv-Leaded old man These writers
festliy that already there s positive suffering amogg
the women and children OF Noffols; that gaunt
fam ne is catching d, their vlals with its skeleton
fugers. To every cry Of distress, 10 every appeal
for tue Observance Of the ordinary humaniiies, 10
every dem nd for the usaees Of civilized WAY, this
old man, with foot ia tie grave and the other
on The brink, has but one answer: Take the oath Of
allegiance or stdrve.
How long tie people Of Norfolk will resist the
proCess oil subugatiUn, by sta wing the women and
children, we know not. The Northern Witnesses
testify against them that they continue, TO this time
very salky and very sullcu that the Little babes ard
the aged men and women nave not reached that de-
gree Oi emaciatiOn which mets the heats of The
strong and the rcsolute. Wool, however, u enforc
ipg aud periecing his means Of s.aryc'ion, and
grand results are hoped for before long. Curious
EpeculaliOns INDUCED TO the different dogrees
OF the pangs Of hunger, and their power Of over
turning resistance.
No iBQbisitOT ever watched the turning of the
thuIDb-scfews with more calm interest, and looked
Tor taer effect with more phl)sOpical specula-
ton than are manifested by tho OctOgeuanau war
rOr al fOrtress Monroe, AZ he Cnts oil the food aud
listens 10 the walls Of the little children OF Norfolk.
II an ofense 50 rank cries not 70 heaven for ven
eesucef atrocities 50 vile the fury Of the
injured attract not the reprObati0n OF the world
then human faith, and human instincts - for Laugat
But there Ii a day Of rotribuiion. A cause 30 IN
holy ia ilself, aud supported by such atrocious eX
pedients must be abhOrred Of God and o; men, and
must inll. Let every Confederate soldier remember
the furnishing people Of Norfolk when next he meets
the TOE and strike special blow tOr their deliver
snce.
FROM RICHMOND.
THE BATTLE AT HASOyEE CONFERENCE.-THE
PANIC IN RICHMOND.
From IL, Richmond IAgufrcr, MaV29
The fkismish of Tuesday near Hanover Court
House commenced between regiment of North
Carolina troops, attached 10 Gen. Branch's brigade,
and an advante party Of the enemy Our troops
paanily repused the foe took sSty-tbree prisoners
and pursued the Yankees back upon their main lody.
The Confederate regiment now found itself bgbting
4 whole division Of the hOrtile armv ana cOnse-
queDtly, ia their tern, fell back upon their
own brigade. Here tie fight ended. The los in