The New York herald., 1862-07-14

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and The procAmasions of Hunter Phelps and Fremont,
veil - the articles the ibsss and other abolition
paps made Of BY the leaders IN he 6suth and tho
esushs press v iasAms Me feelings Of hostility towards
The Union and Strengthen the differentiation 10 ssab
lab separate confsdsrAsy.
sny opinion that the Conhsostieu Acs win give ad1
sonal force 70 ths greet military movsnsnt which 10
sow gssg IN the SentA t the general feeling thas
they are 10 lose their property in any event. bet
Ter for them 10 hose hghtng N jts Ssssaes.
Ths, - have said, 10 the general feeling, and is
Ia my belief that they will aghs 70 The st against what
hsy consider and what they taught by their leaders
70 regard, abolition war. have bad evidences
thas thsrs Union feeling n Ne South but under the
present Circumstances, dare not show i.sslf. for
wsuid be accused Of sympathy with the abolition 60
vsrsmsns n wasAinston - It is called. Had General
kcCldlaa bcs~ suosss~ before scAond, asd aDolsssom
ls0isasie~ - CsSersss ceosed, Aase doubt tAsf
bs0scisl change would take plaes So~shNn fsssa0,
and AG Asy wosld b incsissd 70 friendly
fssssss ~ @ 9s!isr ef .Yss?ra.i0n Of ~ ed U~iOs.
Let b undetood however that AZ hong as iegsaticn
carried In the interest Of aboltionism. 40 long win
the soutb combat with arms and seek in separation,
release from what they consider under these crcar,
stancss, - . "hstsful b0ndn
In conclusion may remark that about eight hundred
negroes escaped from the vicinity Of Georgetown and
that they North Island, about twelve miles
below that place, whore they support themselves BY
Ashug and raisng produce, well by roragng upon
the property Of thair former owners.
At the time Of the proclamation OF JeH. Davis,
allowing forty days al Union leave the South
sndeavored TO take advantage Of but told that It
did not apply 70 me, ~ within the category Of
those who styled dangerous persons. then at
tempted 10 get pass enable 60 Europe think
ing TO get home in that way, bot told wanted
for other purposes and could be allowed TO leave
Thus cvery effort which made, except the last one,
failed.
Rebel Newspaper Aecounts.
wASmSeros, July 13, 1862
The DipoteA ssys that between nine hundred and
thousand United states arms, Of the most improved
patterns were gathered at Shirley, having been left
there by the enemy in their retreat.
The Dpah says the people Of the North regard Stone
wall jackson q one Of those nvincibe beings whose
purposes Il is impossible 70 thwart.
The Richmond DfspatcA Of Wednesday says
Monday afternoon demonstration was made agains.
our pcksts which indicates rssysnsss on the part Of
the foe in his present crampsd aAA Osn6Asd situation
Two pieces Of the Louisiana Guard artillery were sent
rssrss wi.hoa, rissins shot from our pieces 'A'
II is believed thaa Mcclellan be induced to
make an attack uIoI Our ss roress G but Is c'Sjsosur:S
side Of the river, with view y demonstration upon
the batteries 81 Drurys Bluff such dsuoustraiion
tAwar.sd. on II. advance Of The Young NapcisonS
Richmend from the North side Of the James.
our army At eleven O'Clock yesterday morninr Up 10
that hour al quiet and there outside indi-
cations Of any active operations Il reasonable
cluds that tho lighting for short season. ct ls4s 10
end There nothing justify the belief However
that government will fail 70 Improve s present ad
Pressa n sa wall N Aha eusuv no In he v,lI mot hs
permitted 70 revive from the ssvsre blow that has
bssn inflicted upon him., and 1cCsllaa. In attempting
son, will Gnd hipssK coaroAtsA At every point by
active and energetic army under sklful and experienced
masters the recognition Of their rghts a frssmen
The late series OF battles have already produced the
good result Of opening The lines Of communication in var
drsciens ~ well % visible effect upon the amount
Of supplics in eur markets.
The DispacA extravagantly praises General Lee Tor
arranging the late plan Of battlo, saying may he that
Mcclellan may be reinforced and mako another Effort and
concludes thus
DsMs 10. We are in ths hands VI general who has
has taught his oouptymsn in the last fortnight place
the utEnsst confidence 10 his skill This city and the
At his po:s He win BE- found fully able to deal with any
criss that may arise.
The Dispatch says
FOR several days past efforts have been made
ne ,s. s y S. cs:. ~ ' S
the undertaking light Yes.erday.sevsnty Ave
Yankees transported 70 this city in embuanoss and
Omnibusss, among whom the following oncsrs:-
b. 4. Baynum Major ef the Twelfth New York; H. Z.
Peck sergeant Of the Fourtsenth United States infantry
Lewis HArtung, Second Lieutenant Co. B, Seventh New
York Volunteers, and H. r. Rowlett, Captain, 70. r.
Thirty-si New York. There many wounded
ofhOsrs 70 Be brought up.
The Petersburg Express OF Wednesday says
Several the snemy's gunboats came up the river on
Sunday evening" and proceeded several miles bsyona
City Point.
they hred many shells the forests On hesou,h bank
Of the James river and occasionally gave tbs wild
mins In the narshss and undsrgPewth on the south
side fselsY, but did no psrceptble damage TO any
human being, or any habtation Of man.
couple sf sailors from OF the snsmys Transports
taken by piokss yesterday and brought up
heAdquArtsrs They proved 10 be deck hands only and
could give NO reliable information Of AcClssns forces
m0veneOts+ 4r
ID matter of congrassssson with every friend Of
rsedsm tho South 70 that the present position
Of NcCslan's army one Of the hottest perhaps ON
the soil Of Virginia. Persons residing in Petersburg,
entirely familiar with the locality, say that OF
Tophet there place TO compare with H. There IL
but little sympathy heseaSouts for the invaders, and
IL the could reast she rascals 70 Crisp, tears
would be shed in the South 81 their fate.
Fire nt Pier No. - North River.