The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

bl"d on this contil"ot-m much sir""'r,' :"
,,,r. L.--. ,h,,, T.. ,,......ny supposed. IL has
,,,.r. o. socfi'r artillery than any other army
N the world ever L.rl Tho Tremendous, iuc,'-
slnt RAJ, Of tho last month have converted the
Chckal jm'uy riyulot into rivcr--or ra;lcr. !
la. and the whole a. ac mt region into H,ry
io,, over and thro IN which cannon aud sup !
ri arc moved with great labor and difficulty. !
Iu, We have railroad running from White
House Point Ohio hcni Of navigation via York
Rvcr) across the Chcahomiuy into the heart Of
our cncnmpmcnt., and the bcit sort Of corduroy |
roads nir bcirg made in every direction. Gen.
Mcclellan will soon 10 almost independent If
the elements, though drer weather would be
very acceptable
Its Washington correspondent wrl'csi
Gen Burnside had All h'o' view with the Pr.si- |
dent Secretary of WAY, and vcTal Senator's, Ia tho
,urSe u' which he made ~ long explanatory state
ucnt resp, tin.' H., action 81 GOV. sthly IN The
finttcr Of Clusng schools and returning fugitive
aav,r, which Increased the d4sre ~ Lear directly
frum Gov. S;snly hmself
A gentleman Who has been spending several
weeks Ia North Carolinn, vlitheE lao wort q Con
servatye, Las returned = Rad cal. FROM whn, he
raw and heard hc VAS convinced o. 1 Gov. s'aniy
already doubted "a h. the policy of h.s proceedings,
NIL thinzs considered. lilo had hot returned any
more hI.itvc Africans, no< had he, on tie other
hand. however, resclnded his order fOrbiid.ns ves-
sels from taking any OF them away.
hut Via oi Ter had not been enforced, aud any at
tempt 70 enforce seemed likey W led W trouble
b,tv cen Tho Military Governor AMI tho army. Gov.
slnly hNi 5, ked ~ II be were convinced that he
u 4 zone too fast and too far, but ho isd not yet
cured himself Of the d'luson TINT tie true way 10
| eupprehi rebellion Ia to conciinte rebels.
| The Wonrp calls attention to Mr.. s. II. Rug
| giles plan TO enlarge tho western canals to an
| 4. l.to, 4
i adoption on grounds Of public necessity. At
the close of tho last WAT between tho United
States and En- ;lini the two countries formed a
treaty binding each o'her to dismau,lc, and for
bidding tho construction Of war vessels on the
likes. hut England by the superior capacity of
her canals has tho power at ONO To strike eflec-
| fuai blows IN case OF war. While we will have to
await the slow process Of charging and bul'L
ing before we can cope with her. On these
grounds, as well IA In view of the prodi ;ous
| dcvclO;,tmsnt Of tho commerce OF tho great
West, md Of New York, which tho onlargimcn
mus, induce, our contemporary urgently favor,
tho t'up,iol of the Plan.
The lornSAL or CoMMERcu urge. the ira
rnr,au,c 81 wiua,iug hotween the "reh.l-
luu" AL TO > u,h," in tbs civil war. That
the South /, ,,.,.ol.4i by great rebellion is 10
rnason ior &C. whul ale denunciatious against
the people ol rn S.I'h, who are bone 81! our
bore, and AN ,...,icr against whom ia an insult
t,tho great ~ ,ir..r people. Those who most
,.iiy the SoItl are men who are bitterly
opposed tn ths Ia ~, and II becomes US, az pa
trio.s and Ch.ist. rs, not to Lo guilty Of this
sectional hatici.
Tho HERALD contrasts the iSnominiou4 10.
feat OF tho French army In Mexico viii, tn
brilliant campaign Of the United States troops
who never suffered single reverse, AMI recon-
inends the Emperor Napoleon t. send few o
his best generals to take elsy lessons in the ar
Of wal from Gen. Scott.
A correspondent from Newberr, n. c., writes
juno 18th,
Governor Stanley returned on Tuesday from bis
VISIT Beaufort During Lis stay there the c.t'
lels cnl ed on him in great numbers aud from
thci, sl,s he fees ghly sratil'd Nth the
progress of The Union cause IN Cariarc' county
lie Leaves Ia few days e. visit Washington, y. o.,
where tho ciuzcn- have invited ia, and where a
large Union me, tIs IL to he held on Tuesday next
From a correspondent on board u United
States ship, or Charleston s. C., We learn de-
tails Of operations to the Sd Of June.
Our forces occupy tie s,ono river to a point dis
tan. from Char.,st N shout FIVE miles
have Just return d from tic village OF Legsre-
vile, which was aosn Toned by hs rebels week
ago. The enemy was, apparently, Ia considerable
force there Tut short time since, as fresh horse
shoe tracks aud otlcr eyidsAees Of d hagty r,tre.
were plainly dsccrlsble
~ tic JrtiN atoms between Nis peut and u,
I Inl,I are abandoned. Al Old Battery, which th'
, rebels let on oUr approach, We found only few
, sho,-sIns sud i'w rounds of slnnunt,a. A
copy OF the Charleston CouRiIa, u tie 3!s, ut.
h | WIS also picked up.
u OR gun-boHts lave pen ,rs,ca to seca~lsuvlllc
\ email hsmle,, sorne th,oc milea lrom Lcsareye
y sni have stcled the enemy olt ~ tue place.
- Across TIE St1np at LegsrevI.s the reLela ha,
n eonsruItod sto aie Of PILES, Intended g. prevsu
= or .ppr, aeh' AenHt thirty Of them were pu!' 2
" ~ on tie vessels iluni W. channel perfect,
sste sud uuobsl1cted soyoni Ma, pon,
NNntrshands ave mc'trgts on tls banks IN pre-,
nullnrts' Al fyr Palmetto as many as tive hui
oreu Hete Hss'mal ai, greeting our vessels ss ~
passed ~tn many ADMINISTRATIONS Of good will
re Negroes VINO have reached VA rtlot forml
'i' ols battery Ana.ttes Of n7s thousand rebel,
nli beS nj our advance.
70. The ope atoms OF our advance were resumed a,
he oeloeE Oh The morning q ans 3D. and heavy Nrii
',' dilla below US, haI been Llsrd,
.l wo have captured battery OF three for,y. 4,
M, pound carronad =, mounted on heavy siege eur
ages The enemy fought trlvely.
oar loss TO-DAY is three silleA, ten wouna.a a
nee seven tskei. prisoners Thai Of lhe enemy III.
7ri- possible u state With any degree Of .ceurs
hat thoroughly through the woods where the rel
It'll have taken refuge, ind as their Aulbulsnces
been busly employed, II 10 supposed 70 DO q
sel heavy. Our force here 10 composed OF the
ore troops " We department and our comm sniers
'.r. confident Of successfully carrying olt their
out sfain"'e' suu ANs""iP''4 As 'ne' 'OJ'N''
silly The y. J. DEMOCRAT GERMANY thus C,
on' ments in refereace to Gen. Sgel,
f., The curious position IN which tho prestest U
1.' General is ut present 10 not only for Al GERM
y | but for all Istrl,tic aud unprejudicsd Amsric
i.s' unsolved problem. When, daring the las, u
-"0A in Washington, lie suddenly was called nom
West every one hoped that tie powers tina, be
In At last arrived VI s INSIGHT Of their needs and
eigu In spite Of nAtivisrn And West Pointism, pr
GUN working sphere would be given " ths gcnAls
oie fureign-born hero.
most The spasmodie panic Ia w.shngton blew o
AMI u was with surprise aud disbsust thsA