The New York herald., 1862-07-17

Prom the London iost (gsvernmens gaal, July l.I
oarnpsgn may be seualised By bod stroke the
part of either VI the rival armies 81 chmoad. The
Confsdsrates are said 10 be daily receiving reinforce
msns, and it 10 notorious that the federal general
daily demanding thsm Is not thar McCt slan is d.-
ar US Q, k'ns Richmond bu. rather OF securing the
BANG vmbvei The constant skirmishlng the Con.
ietsFates on his TANKS, and hs a. sfa raid Of
tcvcss oh aot asuaI eshSbted By tesie0ed a.sy
II Is sai that CORPS from General McBOwells divi.
sion have reinr<ced Mcclellan, but thls requires
nrmation rhe inability of the government ~ Washing
ton 10 furnish the necessary supplies of vs.
rasi by the fact that though three thousand men were
required fr the naval service, hut thirty were
available for that purpose in New England With
the exact strength Of the Confederate forces
We have been made accurately acquainted butn
s not impr bbls that the federal estimate above
the mark Sli, the South, with is much smaller popu.
Ss, been S.s,S ENABLED y 2 ssp the ~ large
troops. both in the West and South had the Of
enabling the Southern President TO his troops
the effect OF strengthening the Southern forces hile
In procfLionate degree weakened those OF the North
tese serve no other purpose they will constitute at
least formidable II ierepored however, that
seauIesard s rapidly marching y Richmond and has
battle" has been fought with heavy losses on both
Sides This being the federal account amounts 70
confession Of serioas loss their side but leaves that
q the Conedsratea very problem ls;ca TAs great drug
ge Uia hoaerT, take place N v1gWa and to succeed
there both sides are now straining every nerve.
ENdLISH ADVICE FOR AN ARA1STICh AND SHTTLEMkNI.
ltroni the London Times, July 8
Altogether tho position Of the two hostile communi
ties one which should induce every man OF good sense
and kindly feeling at the North 70 reconsider his opinions
An Grmisce. ard Mzs et'ems of this deal qaarrss
ty lcocsfa' lros y, Is TIE orly a ion Of the afcatty
ohfch resent f 10 e min Is Of English aatesmsr and,
may adj te satesme, Of oter cosses ID this mat
ter we may say without hesitation, that eli Europe 10
unanimous. Al tho time Of the hrst rupture when
esssion and the depth OF the feelings that inspired II
little understood thers was in this country large
party, and in France and Germany sti larger party,
which int!gDant against the Southern leaders,
and cheersd on the North 70 what was considered
the easy overthrow OF political conspiracy that
had uslrped tho government or deudsd and
bow idered people. But would any one
coaversant with English society whethsr those par
trds Jgf Me warfare net become grGitdLy ocv and
fc,rer, uutH they now all but extinct Whatever
may be the sympathies Of any person. however much
he may condemn the institution OF slavery the prin
cple OF secession, the means by which certain
bers OF MI Buchanans Cabinet conspired for it's
yet he feels that ali that past and gone and
that tho question Is now WHISTLER Of extsrminaton
shall be carried on by ons community against cthcr
This ournai, which has thoroughout believed aud acted
on the belief that annsosities and opposing interests
deeper tan the mere questions pronounced by the
Chicago platform have sandsred The sections OF
republic, may assert that ts views havo received
the tardy sanction OF the aunchesa opponents OF
slavery and tho most consistent we'll wishers Of the
American republic. II the Americans desire to
know what Europe thinks Of tho let than ask not
British arstocrss OF continental iegitimiss and ultra
montanes but that section OF European society which
has during uphold their PRINCIPLES Of policy. Let
them take the opinions OF tho liberal party either in
England France 10 the righteousness the pru
deuco OF carrying this and shall be perfectly
content II they abide by ihe yordict II ele Anne leans
had been enough to lot the South go freely the
first. it quito possible hat Lg iris pps II Noad hare
oec seeking readaiaacs for ths Union pd,tycas hen
rsaitty ann not tor, and reaction against the policy
OF tho soccs,ionst leaders might have tkon place Al
though IT is too las to hope for such reconciliation yet
tho North may now, by dgnined oncessson
avoid the terrible sacrdce and tho Intensity OF hatred
which persistence IN the war viii necessarily produce