The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

Who has with the greatest difficulty, succeeded in effect
ing his escape from Richmond. will be seen by any
sae who has travelled in tina neighborhood that he s
ysgfectly acquainted with ae country; aad he has
Aad every opportunity to inquire into the matters Of
vhh he gives ~ information there is every reason
- believe the statement 70 be correct in all points
MH RmEy, ARMY.
fAs leaders OF tho rebellion, as well officers Of dif
esgsnt commands, unanimously claim that they have At
zseoont larger army than at any previous time.
GENERAL LHs's MILITARY POLICY.
since the appointment Of General Lee ~ Commander
Chef Of the rebel army entirely policy has bssn
Aansuratsd in the military affairs South, rigorous
= every branch The concentration Of the scattered
osands OF their armies has been vigorously adopted
fourteen regiments Of Alabama and Mississippi SOL
Aisss which sent ten weeks ago against Rum
side have been recalled. end tho troops from nearly ell
parts Of Virginia and Norh Carolina have been concen
tSAaed in the neighborhood OF Richmond General Lee
~Was appointed Commander Chief in March last.
THE coHscnProS Law
Aso rgidy enforced that in journey Of three hundred
es through the agricultural districts Of Virginia khave
not met with than six eight wiito men, and
1hess only old people To eonscripts placed nme
datey In the nsd in the midst Of tho thinned ras Of
well disciplined veteran regiments This is Of Com.
ander Lses plans who tases Napoleon and sometimes
CArnot his prototypes in this well in Of his
Aili.ary movements.
Snz TROUBLES RELATIVE osTHE APPOINTMENT ov CHxREAL
LEE.
when Congress appointedy during turbulent session,
General Lee CommandsrIn Chief after Senator Foos
had violently denounced Secretary Benjamn--xhieh
Aenurcintion uttered Ia anything but gentle
Js6av;s vetoed that bin, much the dissatisfaction
Of the army. Davis however, plead that IL Congsss1
would the Office Of Chief he should
- gsi6sd by their choice, snd appoint that worthy
The Of such procedure obvious for it
gave Davis the power 70 displace him Il he saw e.
INT. DAVIS RATED BY aS soLDlxRs
JS Davis universally hated by the army and looked
spon asa auIoors, scI.,oiued tmun. Men who claim
% intimately acquainted with him say he is OF ur
sslsnting and unforgving shxraster, besides being
Aypocrtcai, bigoted devotss. II Jsn. DAVIS had NOT
tsrsssd on the memorable Of Manassas
Ne OF she rebel army would instead Of falling
beck nins miles, have steadily advaassd Yhs was what
Dsaurseardhad intended, and the curses uttered
against Mat wsazsn faced devosss loud and uni
Ssrsal.
~Ukf THOUGHT xzAuApGAxD.
The resss DO net hold Boaursgard such an exalted
estimation 10 manifested By 10 Northern press. In
military sirciss As h not looked upon satrely rs-
liable In eng very sudden emergency. A soslsr and
more sxpsrisassd general, such ~ Albert Joseph
Johnston, even Bragg, has bsan considered might
savs the dag when Bsauregard would fail. The mass
ssn bslsvs ha great victory at Shiloh which tho
sssncs soush of General Prentss and his command -
yrisensrs Of war, contributes NOT . lisA,s.
SOW nm nanss nAEn rBs MOST or A Lrnx nuxo.
The least advantage, In point Of prisoners
aptursd from ths Un;ea army IL largely and fsseusnhy
<lwsls upon In the rebsi press.
Tnm pEuxss ARR NEVER YULLv STATED,
a. whom any signal advantage like the taking 81 Nor
lSk New Orleans II gained, the Machiavsos OF the
South predict that they rccapturs placse WHOM
ever their army dssircstoto 50.
TEE xEsr rnEss rUExsHss FALSE ACCOUNTS az BArTrxs
whsls speaking ef the rebel press wiz hero otats
shat in months have not single publlsLcd
particulars which could be- advantage to ihs Unaa
army.
epadsd rrora .bs cam
RSaE soLpwrs NOT ALLOWED 10 WRITE TO THEIR FRIENDS
Even c,mmon post ofnce privileges not sxtsnded
% the campr for fear that Communications should
sain any Information OF ths irue facts Of the The
press has become and Is tho real prop Of tie whole
beion 1 have frequently sssn articles and notices
IN the papsrs which svidsntly bore the stamp |
fs:h0Se s .. On them nusiS SaSe s ,.'s SssS ssS "
stance, the arrival or Gen. Beaarsgard was quoted
Che spotswood whsr that general had not left his quar-
Ssrs West sfiar report, which have seen, had ap.
psarsd relative TO General Price and others.
nn 0CERuIAs AND TIKI REREI rHnes.
The Richmond d1isa abound With nattsripR notices Of L
ths exploits Of the divers gu.r who are daily incrsas
Ing These maraudorx appear TO be quite pets with the
press Tie h0cossin Rsbgurs OF Grcenbrcr county re-
esivs particular and frequent attention. their
isudsd ~ the skss especially tho fact Of their not
taking single YANKEES prisoner IN nonyenyageaa lpere
No,Aon trops fall INTO tcsr hands the Aber led IN
~ woods and turned loose. You hedr fen o and 1e
Xasahsss poro,d. "f our arntes they say, would
al adopt such plan, the coualry would be clear or
bhs Hsssians.n
.1ux KvKsywnERa suiED nv r1lsag rTrss |
The aanss Of hatred famed daily by dsscrip.
Hons of Inc "aofef aud outfsxrs coinnit,ed by the
ruthless invaders" and all tie papsfa, breathing spirit
81 cruel and relentless vsngaaucs. cal day On tie IN
for the purpose OF rousing them all the
isnj The Efaninr, unti very lately stood AZ ti head
s The jacssls In the daily salortatioB % creator viii
ialoe and purishmen, or traitors TO the South.
ExEnryios OF a uHipS MA.
good and true ipso, patriot of noble nsart wss
publci- sxscuisJ IN tho city Of ReItnoDi the rsf
rrounua the goth q Atr 'n5sty through tho irau
.pcs of tfr blscdhr ~ 1rSccs i the Bda;es Hs died
karoicnlly an5 IN ss1ce~-su ashy paencss 81 ne re-.
vsang Tho boi tr spprca.hfns Ieaih The raorle OF
Ire souh may return 10 iasr Allegiance sga!a; the
b Adsrs--no,cr
TIs Sgopcss " A svls ~ issrsoYryAuox.
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