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

rebel army had occupied H. was perfectly imprsgnab
aaa Issn sSacuaso cast nssvy gi" on aae rcsps n
here used and the fact known TO General Nc
Ciesn The rebels TOOK good car, he should DO well
informed 20 that he might be tempted TO advance AT
Tins time the state Of the roads would have mpodod the
passage Of the Union artillery, ard the rebels had in
Bkion such supply OF field pieces as woaid have
easily rspeed the advance OF shres hundred thousand
men.
YORK TRIBUNE GIVES AID TO rHE REsxIs.
Thanks TO malignant, poisonous attack of :he New
York Tribune on General Mcclellan, which after this
got abnodantly copied through tho press South, the
rebel army saw In The famous stampede from Manassas
only mastery retreat okd there ss most ufen5a-
Die Northern arthority that General Mcclellan had tss
completely dwied his superior .shson. Soon after that
other quotations and joyous announoemsus Of the dsca
paton Of General Mcclellan Chief, and
reducing him 70 rank equal with Mcdowell looked ~
corroborason OF the quasi victory II snat strasgca
evacuat0n The mora effect Of attaScs and disparago
ments Of sen like Mcclellan appeared show that shere
was disposition 70 give which their leaders
fully stCcve-and sti strive 10 make tho masses be-
isys The Of sacA s.,acks can scarcely 20
OF che reDsl press appear as my this oily.
HivgcRy CAUSED THz TRIBUNE.
Tos disicartenirs and mort yAg effects OF ths. neAn
cnoy instance -of Northern nanstcism wild be sve'
resEembsred by the thousand xieus Union who
in ersatess suspense watched sbs movsmsass Of sAcr
1s oHA.pso. sss.urus.a
HOnmond contains an enorEsons shsre q - sOeoalsd
aSos I sT waS Ss and
eeautif0l viAase TO which they readily acquAeseed
THE COTTON BURNERS.
Singleton ara two OF tho rnost ardent defenders OF
shecotton burning and g~erra destroying policy, so
Moscow in ths country whsth they seek 70 conleer Il
might however, ask where is the climase? TAs policy
is not aspspular as 1t was some few weeks since.
PLUG UGrJgsa1LL THE OFFICES
The departments Of different bureaus crtAe RI jhcl
States here are almost alt filed with Maryianvss, Sho
being caalse refugees are alone exsmpsedfrc the Odi
0us, much hated conscription law.
THE PLUG vcLy POLICE FoacT.
There Nc great deal 81 II feeling sgain.ss the Bat
TO the native Plugs and 9ildoos who compose lis de-
sctabs police They arc sxecrated, and If sic hmond
ials prey 70 the incs0diarys torch Il wlioe lighted
GovERxoR IEyesyR AND THE LIQUOR sx~
Liquor Is not TO be obtained except by roei miesOa
Of General windsr and then only in casesGr ckness
Governor Lstcher, wsose ruby face aad.we pimplea
nose shine as bright &C famed PISTOLS did, ece~es
nearly daily, Of his old antagoDistAke ft0sn
very severe cuts. Among other thugs ahe Ex0sfnsv
says:-"1hat old gentleman rs very popular now, the
walks to his mansion being lined constantly wit gentae.
men Of hign standing in the city The his popu
larty cargo OF fifteen barrels a Bauneaert ~hss
key the Governor had received some few days Ro.'
WORK HEoRsEs.
Early in the morning the lined wi Oh gang
or negroes, who 60 daily to work, and As7e dne
30 for four months at east They kept adiiy
poyed on the fortifclons below and above the city
some near Rockets aud others above the new Eat
Grosads. where two regiments are saationsd 1he
groes do not return until late in the evening" nd by
appearances, are worked ''uncomaon-hard."
GOVERNOR wRx,
As spectre, walks the etreefs OF Rtohm0nd hg haA
long white and Thin, his form not sect n
former times. Tho funeral Of Jennings Wiso, veS,
Insignificant affair Governor IetcAorAsnd Sera Con
gressmen being the prominent menbsrs Of his spar
THE RgnEL wosxN a
The 'adesw OF secesh are rs pariotic Md sat.,r
siastic song. entitled "Maryand my Mary
land = is sungn every household u has bee prne per
fsct Marsellase The ancient aircf the Ger man duty
0h Tannenbaum oh Tannenbaum! green lsind doin
Blstterl' is adapted TO that composition.
BURROUGHS ALLOWED.
All the fnroughs granted TO Oicers and zen Of th
l army have. beon by order or General eoper, an
.c0Eoitionaly., revoked, and one exccpi in case
of sickness, be absent from his corps.
i1iE REBELS AND THE EGi1IsH CONSUL
There Is grsat Geal cf i'll feeling be.weon as miar,
authorities aud the British Consul, on INT OF tn
many psrsons TO whom that individual gra Dts cEanp
tolss from military duty, and By giving the papeFs
British Fretcc.on There ct one time open rup
are between General Wnder and that august pe,snag
tneformer refusing To rssognize sh- auth ri.y OF H.
tool of Lncola; furthermore, rIagland had no
| recognized tho Southern coniedsracy her mittaies
had no business in sscessa The aliras al repadiat
tbs Siea os giving soreign Powers aid and privilege
when the same grant nona IN return The pa Pers men
tcasd nothing OF that quarrel Through the fluenoe
.eray was fnaily allayeA A xamhas,a fore qnas us.'
1t. ..a.sa oeing esr st xxsea were s.Sro e pes1's,
| rateE at soms0f the local lsct,o.,s.
THE BUR- ussa oR.RitRhcSD.
Inconversation generally, ir ule Yaskessshocd come
10 Richmond, the gener aa desire aard Attention si
burning the city is free iy cxpressed Men adverse to
sucheonduct have in v~ora instances been oonhned-
cds Mr.. Grouse, Mr.. Wa gaer &c Many Of the czsns
Will lift their hands O.sen you roase and
any oath required OF the Exprssous 10 such eec,
foaf plentiful through enversalion as leaflets in IL.
| rHE1orSrRY oerH es pexs,Sp
Gcrdopsvae s insig acan. little village, lying
broken country, seventy nx m.les from Rchmond,
the Virginia Central Rail road at the junction Of the
Orange and Alexandria Ra uread H. isxs da pom:
operations that section 'of sconntyy At this punt is
located Comr,issary ~ the troosr under General
Jacksoa,s and General E~ ellis commands. There had
the lolh Of May, though esatsdeal of digging towards
Stanton is carried but ,.oaly Cor the extension a
accommodation os cars "a ore vshiclss Al this pase
the quantity stored In imrosnse. Seve-ai mammoth
| frame wsrshouseaha ,,esn sreutsd Asahs point.
TUE osxpoNsvrux ,Io6Ps xox An pRlcguoxp
Ilsarncd as passed shrough this naos, thsuall the
army formerly located he t. had, d,laned Johnston.
nHPoRcxx OF yxNERAL Smznsn
be ossuenAf ,xdet wildly from sorry GsL
able Cess,a, Lasea,yc'sI Gensas O,isiacus SmaA.,
General Eaas's Gepex Bt~aam's other dirl ions
7snneses, hssssg iaaeir ;sissd tsIs c1sssand. THs
of the rsi army sven % The total abaa
.donment Of al minor pVlRts, 10 an estabshed1aet.
Tn vuxnxss OPPOSED No GENERA M'cLEllAN
saaasand d uoeiI dssrrik ard armed kaps opposed
S sass %s a s .ss o ~ s"s sssS
Ae ersssiry Of the toaandc<tio Naryasd, asG fosd
Sveuss a.da fret rssssc 4rs no la< retoi army
scARfyrY PRovEJoss
throasn The country ssre :5s rebel army hadsssn sta
Croysa and all the csAds asug ghsersd.
kEsKL ocrRA0B or iaEsR owS rRorIE.
Tho outrages VI some of the Louisiana brigade the
the Rapsdan and Rappahannock rivers
perfectly desolated Tho ug,ia duties Of the farmer
appear ~ have been entSsy suspended, owing To the
terror arising from ts pasbabls approach OF tho army
whieL aarm remains unaksted. They also fear tho ap-
proacb OF the Union forces account of the rebel
ries a5outbouses being bxned, people dragged of
prison. &c. because their rsiaops serving in the
rebel rAnE8. Such terrors general and cattle OF ell
dissertations Anxously soh tor Confederate scrip
anticipation OF the occupation Of 'sths Hessans who
are reported take every thing ~ they 81 along
hsvs siago escepths of people informed 20
the contrary.
rlU rKMcBKRy THE fMAn7ANrs
the Districts occupied already by Union troops
something scarpey 10 be beloved DIdy thsir
homes ,ri hin We JRoa <s D trarz r Gays to M re1o
headquarters far The purpose fcd'Tysg info ion abem
~ Ne Uatcn d,saz; and ~ an enormous risk
observe the rule that NAN Wahod pass
should BE- aus,ccf 10 leave any iotion Of c Tnc lines
scthot1 being hesd ,Dstsury cf the Confederate
service, and the proof Of . man going into the |
rsbcl lines anl returang 10 iona .fde evidence |
that he In connecfad with the enemy, either spy