The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-30

this morning, TPoftmg - Inc Hsenos u w rec,p-
snts were wsn.
This lsads y the superstition that tAsss n@ been
battle the result q which has NOT yct bssa made pub
No sy tho war Department.
1uaerestlng Hrom RaeAa0nA.
sFucTxL CORRESPONDENTS OF TEE amNPHIs (gn1-
MADA) APPEAL.
~ sassxk ca~~os u,,da.sasd WHas s0sssyus nc5yS@*
Abose- WHAT S0mesoau JooksON q Doisae, Ac.
xnrcsah the dsserssrs and, from 1s inssmasso shss
aorcel IL seemsa matter Of gravsdoubt 20 dsesrBShe
whs,nsr s os not re. n 80
IN considerable number, crowded With sosrs aidAeave
WEST Point Iosr Gays ago, - stass u ny last ssfa
But We are since told that largo fGGce cgmpossd Of
fresh regiments, had been movsd acres ths CAtskaho
niny, and taken streog position ssns I've three
has hitherto occupied. NcCsans ocial report Of The
hAtte Of the seven Pines hos reached 10 Ia plea
sa.*srissio SSI cscumep.' eassiy prcpar.d for Inc
Ersopean market, and wi:h an eye y his own
.a.srs..s n 'se w Ssr:h. - with ~ .ns sconaas
shas Confederate precipations IT. entitled 20 sons
noAics shssadmssion that three distncs
engoged the side efsths Yaukse-a fosss which,
sssmstins ts federal regiments - only half iClcd up,
cou not lave less th 45 900 men, aud sappos ng
amounted 70 10000 Mcclellan tails hs CellsUers sat
they driven the relsls 70 their last refuge
rusors asa of v.ksoxn G % and @
march fs~ days This i very wen Tor a. psrr cal
q the London Ts..a bus dat cap.ous joarnahxil
baiy ask Why upon the aehievsment Of such vico y
iasn srch Of Richmond, within sight ofthe
feasrate dag dying from. It's domes and sssspes he
scsnqur ug heS0 did ncttwak in at andsstab sh
himssl thesnansion of Zen. Davisi Certainty vsiy
am ssi Or CLINTON tnaexcsl,an vim net Advance an,
noh he hears further concerning the whsrsabouts
sli prospects[ Jackson Ard IL is quite possbs the
q The valley orato Pennsylvania despatch received
sS0n 20 stOnssTa todsJ gives cheering assurances
Snsms ns says and are IN
tsstup tho valley probably for the last Eme for when
Jackson nex P.rsuss the dssards,sd and dsm.n lz.d
maki Banks and the Potoasc, from vir-
naul hs name ssoms 70 be highly appnoprsts. not
merely suggesting the opposing margins Of the riser
but that have been forced npon
him.
RICHMOND, June n, 1882.
n.yopaan Is4reastss aM LOssrd so'-z EAa Aext
kasd-tWhas de Rcbeis Censakr The heasn Of As
Isepeas Fisa Lssss {" Ja~s and Ensaeesa Rissvs,
European intsrvsntioE seems ts be an evsut which
cannot much longer b de,orred. HE government here
patches having been rscAgsd from Messrs NasoS and
Hidsl their arrival " their respective posts An
asouthern pont short tns SINCE bss The steamer in
which he came was 90 cloDly pssssed in running the
boesads by the Yankee as: that he deemed pradsnt
tanned, however, that the Dtsgencs eontained in it
was Of ths most sacoursgng kind in respect 70 the
date OF the 2eh May. says thss the South is
subdued In thirty days there be interference
or shsss thirty days nsss and the Yankees have
mot yet entered the Confedcrats capital while rapidly
Increasing army. under general whose operations re-
mind Of the younger and better days OF the first Ma
poleon, and who has Wrapped In quick succession
tnrvs the Yankee leaders, threatens the fasty or
only prevented from taking dscided step toward 70
loving the starving thousands of Lincolnshire by the
lsi q July wha. viii Be their natural disposition when
they receive tho dngs Of Jacksons vicorsss The pre-
sencs of not less than thirteen English vessels Of
the James and Elizabeth rivers vt this moment lends
support 70 the idea that the crisis approaches Why
should fleet the largest that has been in American
The capes, unlsss expected that the British row
ernmen was about 70 Jake stand TO bring the struggle
between North ant South 70 closer
Speculation rife IN tbs pity with regard 70 the visit
u General Sterling Price, who arrived this morning
BY his ssan, and 10 ~ the Spoiswood Ho
sl The hope u Expressed that bis M!ny not lar bss
srSsss 70 make an onward moy.men, into *
'psmy's country
From the Richmond Dispatch June 1911
The present fabulous price OF provisions Of every de-
cription, with prospective increase 10 point
ether beyond the reach u persons in moderate crcum
ances naturally leads 20 thoughtful reflection 10 how
supply be procured sufficient 70 hold body and soul
ogeher during the future progress Of the Our in
uires have satisfied that " the proper stsps are
AIKEN by those whose duty watch over the nte.
OF the community the extortonste prices
handed for food may not only be measuraby reduced
ut suerngs hereafter averted and the poor well
he rich supplied with the sustonancs necessary 10 ex
stsncc. In the nsghborhood Of Scotsvic the canal
hickcns are solng AZ 25c. apiece, butter at 25c.
ound, and other articles n proportion. Fresh meats
rs selling In Lynchburg at 20o bacon al &c. 10 40c
utter &c., eggs, 40c TO 60c; but the line or the
aroad this side the products OF the dairy may
obtained at trning advance upon old peace prices
his, however, presents less attractive viow q the
icture than obtain proceed towards the West
no farmers In the nsighborhood OF Lswisburg Green
risr county, apprehensvs Of mpressment by the Y
'ankees with no better recompsnss than Lincoln \
promise 70 pay" driving their stock away and g
drove or fine cattle (roling In fat Is our y
,formsnt expresses ~ may be furnished the spot ut
,ur cents per pound net 1hs price we arc assured
as paid by government agent few days ago; aud
utcher oi sss city was offered splendid drove m |
ynchburg at seven cents Hogs also plentiful and
,ond at seventeen The inhabitants OF Gre oY,cr
refer 70 sell a these moderate prices 10 ruo.,rr az
sk OF losing every rything ~ fmsrSlsmsnt Wv III IL
SENS clear that the City Council ,aisht ssu ron,,e r.
mt committee into the country or che uurpose o nro
lring suppcs and have the N dstrtbutsd IN The c,,I
ms at fsr (no oxorbit ot) prices Even Il Il cost
unity would os moth ng in comparison with the saving
prices and the ,iessing conferred. The grazing IA
PC, ana cats~ might be driven from the West with G
Wy or NO .fculty Meanwhile purchases could be a
on line OF tho canal depots established for the
'cep. of supplies and boats constantly kept running
a.u .ro with the articles procured. Wo have submit
;" .ns project TO several citizens who cordially ap-
-te ssrious and earnest considsration