The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-10
THE NEW YORK. SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, FEB'Y 10, 1861.


All tne morning papers, OF course, are Jubi.
liant over the rscsLt success OF our army In Ton
nessso AID with the prospect II affords Of active
movements that ril spec lily strike vital blo "a
against the rebellion. Though they all favor
the public and our military leaders with their
views on the future operations Of our army,
none o'them present anything Of importance
not already announced in the SuS.
The TINES remarks with satisfaction, that
according 10 the recent advicos from Mexico.
the sppafeS'ly excessive armament which was
sent u Mexico by the European powers with q
view, no doubt, TO the ulter.or employment Of
portion Of It in the settlement OF our affairs, is
likely TO prove small enough for the work in
hand, in Consequence Of the unexpected union
Of all parties in that republic, to opposo tho
sublugstion Of their country. Ii aysi
llspp'ly tho tax 20 rs,aly undertaken prove,
20 he no holiday business. Toe hrs' steps vcu-
tured beyond ths ~ala of Won, trui, Nv a
Spanish army fresh from ', .ouos la Mit,ccn
have boen attended oy defeat. Inc MsAic tns
40 iourd to be OF one mi-d in resi- ius theil-
vasion. They hsid th' psssns 10 ths interior, in
numbers 50 ,VOrshelmuk ~ 10 render IL
question attended vi'h serious DOUBT wh.'hsr
mo victorious &C iovement Of Cen. S,ou c,n
Ia y
The m,ttor has alrsgry lonmed sp in ptoplr.
q asI, foriuit ,bls as To teuure = revision Of
tho flsfuN prOE am 40, and ~ ,nstet Of this
princi rsl psrt 20 France, - the iirst military
ro~.r,f tbs wHd, whoso oobtin y.nt IA 70 be
enlarged, 40 - to espond In tome me sure TO
the eSige, cy. Tnsie ". ~ f,c', al unicrs aud
ing thAt the Occuptti u Of MoN,co "a soma'h ug
mote ID N tho occupa'ion ot SyriA The inter-
'eBrg & veromerts cannot SIT dowu a. atmst
mrdiatOfs among 4 score Of con'cntola tribes,
bent 'sn iutefu' cine WAT Inev have 10 do
uith united pcop'a earnestly ruggting r.
an iniep .ndstce thev have Lteliy earned
onoo snd Nhich they -ill not easily absndoa.
Ih Haus'" csrrcspond sncs gives tho fol,o'-
ing iDcioenti Of tho -rtok Of tho rOcahoutA.,
eslorgiSg 10 the Bdrfsido expedition
The vei al .o retten atd pronounced unset.
~or by y eau pstont porrons = AnlApjli,, ere
sho ssil'd lJr FJftruss NIuroe. fns Division
. iartef m ,stor, IN b"iBg iutorbed by tNs Rhode
iuiAsd y iaftetpA, tnst ths an.t uaS uti 70
movs trnm the dock, tcn,Esd thu "he I'D
uOt ctro q d-u, ahs must ~ Tho Rhode 1.
land q fartetmdstet thou remarked that It va.
c'r Atu dsa'h to the men And horses. aud tho
more csr'aln Ives Oi the oil vessel herself. lisr
b, ilof vas rsiiOl. AccNji0g N ia. sAteusnt
OF vAtioIs suliieta Who s.Capoi they had To
stop Al odo time 90 the way Or several hsurs,
in csssequ.rcs ot . hnl- 10 no bul-r whtch
Of a plne plIS. Ths'o seatla1ps daclsro alsI
th At the c.ptAin aud engineer Wors drank most
ot sno way, suI thAt tho oog,neer Wa drulk
HIoI hu at,emp 81 10 mr Il 60 Dpil. 7.
\ the time o. tho EfuC', tho x trc un 'rt tho
,iot bat gwen way tao sEOsr stack hat
dl,n through, ant nv thr l0.cf { ovnfy wave
cs"ng ~. - vessel her b'lms wnllt hre.k
tne sha 'oli4 " smash i-,y ;suar.llv At
rs time s.p hs l,rOu.csd 4 ,pbl slo vas Il
J'eCs-. Ils 20 diers sAy the Sc .uo among tho
Notses W.s tStfuI tn the Ok t.ue. Ths Door
reaiuro' would ial Amors IN, 'r.,rr ,nts Of
20 "rs K, whsto tHsy ~old ne na1,l. 4 ant
uVod, grnauii.. n a ma nee th, m,io tina
'd 10 tfo uhls VIII m nRla pty aud h,rfor,
"oi IN tN-ta dug 'HcIr u-u dI1ge-.
DO, the property Of Rhode land s,ldi,r,
left he wreck IN the Md I ~ tho caail'ion AMI
got ashore on ltuk. So''us thi. all tbs mAl
ware not yet Oh, he boc,ns un.,.v As II
ausious respecting thsir ,sie y. lie faced tha
huge breakers, jumped IN, swan q the
wreck and got on. By this time a the soldiers
were ca the Ii gong to tins bssan irom tbs
wreck. lie nos stO a wondering hjw He shpul
Hg,in r, ach tie Oh lre api joe, 'l- req nout
wren he saw a balo Of hsy lpiting from tho
wreck, and nountrdit aud h-id hl, grpIud Will
ull he got satcl, m tho n'tcN VIen, seeing III
his tricucs safe. he wtgyoi hs tail and appeared
glad. An OH Rhode lslanier, whoa tho vessel
~ aui d, having no no J-s ut ron hing shore,
male up si7 mind tht his tins To dte had come
lie -as firm Conppsef llr ha "luysi aud
served his ID Very aoon a fell1, soli!sr
cana up and remuket, "Woll, begin to t1ink
We are gone. 81 think sO % replied ths oll
veteran Christian, 'but are you ready Z" ho ia-
qlired. 5000 a means Of oscsp, pre.entad it.
self, and they were ali saved. Ihev " wnre kind
ly treated by the nttives and, after a long
march Of day aud half, they reached Ctmp
Winfield, where the Moth Nsw York Vulun-
ieers gave them good and warm welco no, to-
Rethor with a. poOl a dinner "a couli bs pro-
cured. The Rhpdo Islanders contend that tho
captain OF tue locA cAhontas was u traitor. IIu is
a ilimorean. {.
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE, in Wow u the
destruction Of tho Republican party by the
abandonment by its chiefs, Of tho extrome
abolition piineiples on which II was founded,
rejoices in the prospects therefore afforded, of
re- union with the South. 1t says;-
II becomes us as men, as citizens, as voters,
and, therefore, sOvefeigus, to look a. the future
with calmness and deliDeration. How is tho
nation TO bs saved No sane man expects war
10 accomplish a complete and total work of re-
union between the North and South. No roa.
'onable being, from the President Of the United
states down N the young man who first voted
last fall, expects that, by the mere process OF
battles, the Old cordial UIion Of North and
South Will bo Accompllshed.
Ilalnly, the nope VI The Union is in the con.
sorvilve men " no nation. II W. ar8 sue
c.siul on battle fields, thai succes' must 10
I liowoi up by the convection brought homo TO
southern minds, that tho Union u hest for
'1en that, by ubmi,sion 10 ts p wor, they
In not tall i1'o b. hard oi reren,l lsss enemy,
who proI os,s 70 h,ll them az "a ron Iucrod poo
g, iror their ria,es, destroy their s a'eri ;nts
IN oy'rthrow the pr,nc,plel Il the oil Cvnsti
.tiCn,