The New York herald., 1862-10-10

their paragrsrss pruasd and oy the ocsl ps~.ss
OF the War Department tiM they rxsner sAla wess ~
public wished bear than whss sh;fAo" required FA'aa
Though greater ictory than shA: now sIHSsd would
sl leave the federal spvernment IN asspsrase pes =.
ssrs o. s.9sats M ssIy .s pToc :. sfes oss
New York requires but sight TO Dc hops
full and battle won, thnsh fought on the wrong aide
Washiug m " III pr0bab Suske the commercial capital
jubilsnt. Unless reversed ny Confederate comp
like JaCksons descent through tho Gap ~
rious tho present engagement win revive NcCelars
military credit. Iansds'1ng ae circumstances sHds.
ss0e 1850, a. "a. os f.S~ wa's.aoo" :" ps'-s:a 2,
acaievenem to Aooe marched or fought at all ~
he has boA sstA eslery Aaf ID distingxss6
his opeydf0Rs N fhe penastsl0; and he has done 10
with troops that must have been discouraged by
nued and the spectacle presented within the
lines OF Washington which thoy again moved
commence the struggle But If Mcclellan hs really
the battle still fatality Of the federal Cabinet that
IL will not gain an unqualified advantage from t. The
GeUerals past failures VIII be attributed Qcia in
terference with his plans his success will daterom the
moment dire necessity compelled the government 70
leave him freedom 0f action. The governments d unps
pular enough even for success 20 be turned into wc
pom against IL.
now that the has rolled up 70 the north OF Wssbng
ton, would be the possibility OF hon0rably tbv,sinS
ns" = 70 a.sss"f sy asssp'ns ms & ogE ., @ Ms SssS.
Of peace That body shortly TO discuss the
Question and if any proposal Is made u viii rsquEe
conditions OF peace be imagined that would not bs
better Tor the whole nation than continuance OF the
less than two years Of conflict have left the
quest Of the Ssath remote than ever and created
discussions that threaten split up the North itself what
will be the state OF things two years henceS Already tie
worst consequences OF OWL war begin TO appear.
tho GIroadsts cannot conduct the war the MountasA
may sorganizs ts sections" For the first time Inths
history or the republic something like che deposition
compelled resignation OF the President is discussed.
Those who have been tho most jealous supporters OF his
declare that its weakness and inCapaciy
make II "a prey to the first strong hand vcnturing T.
seize It," Before the strong hand appears-prcbssly
with sword In 1.-THE government would do we'll 70
hoar what the Southern c0nederacy has 70 the
conditions or settlement Without change Of policy
victor les in tho Aeld will be very,barren SUCCESSES.
The London NeUs Of 27th uItimo says that AcCleaas
troops have proved TO be like British soldiers not know
ing when they beaten and states that General McCe
Ian has shown enterprise and good generalshp and hA
men great valor.
The Paris Constitutional Of the 9th ultime throws
doubt the truth Of the federal victory at
II says that despatch received at Paris TO the effect
that General Mcclellan after the battle retired upea
Washington.
(From tho London Army and Navy Gazette. Sept. 2TI
Tho Confederate invasion OF Maryland has, il we may
believe latest advices, proved failure.
The London der (rebel Organ) says that the Southern
club at Liverpool was meeting with groat p rails
ing funds for tho relief Of Southern prisoners p federal
hands. The contributions already exceeded E8 900.