New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
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The l.. s. figate Tuscaroya put into Falmouth on
the 23d of Augus and was ordered 10 leave IN =
hours. She sought permission TO remain and repair
her damages, che being reported leaky. Inc au'hoI'
tiles referred her Captain to tie Ministers, but II Is
said that the Captain declined to make any arpIca'
ton in tina, quarter She was allowed to remain
while one Of Ter officers went TO London, but she
was ordered to leave on bis return without repairs
ard without Goals.
The English Journals have very little TO soy on
American affairs. =,
IRE Londo. Times sqrcasticav refers Gen. Nc
CIelan 10 bis structures the Allies on the conducl
OF the war in the Crinea, and asks how ms own pro-
ceedings will stand the test Of these structures.
IL treats the affair al Culpepper Court-House as
mott signal discontinue for Gen. Pore.
The LoAdoa Morning Hsraid denounces the con-
tinued Violations OF the laws OF nations by The
United States Navy, ana complains OF Earl Russell
apathy.
Ii is announced that the marTisge Of the Prince OF
Wales with tie Princess Alexandrns Of Denmark
will take place KIT Spring:
The new fortiication works at Plymouth had been
carried away by sea-
Tie Bishop of Fillmore is the new Primate Of
IRELAND.
From The London Time Aug. %.
The NEW AMERICAN ARMY.
We will assume, for arguments sake, that the
President obtains the 900, 600 new levies Tor when
him In The notion from which he started twelve
months ago, when be bad 100000 and Of far bet
ter QUALITY. tie may begin anew rs organize these
ieyes to turn recruits into soldiers, 10 cast fresh
cannon. and. Ia word, TO equip ana estaOilsn
new Army Of the Potomac. =,
lie NAV even gam little advantage, and, II
Mcclellan can succeed in maintaining hls present
position, he may start from that point, instead O
FROM Washington, on the conquest OF virginia. pu'
considering what the quality OF the troops must De-
and the impre ssiops likely to be LETT Oh both side
by the experience of the past year, Is 1t probabl
that the new army will do any better than the old
The North has thrown It's whole strength into
blow, which has failed. Ii repeat the blow
doubtless but only with less force and less chance
Of effect.
II is useless TO argue that Mcclellan may be ire
sstibly REINFORCED. II is anything but clear thai
lie can preserve his position or save his army iron
destruction II he shonld lie so far successful, b,
eau only receive his share OF the succors which the
now drafts may provide There are Others IA clam
orous for assistance az he and, beride New Orleans
and the other co garons it is evident that some
OF the inland States will require large armies 10 keel
them from s. c-sson. The army OF irginis has al
WAYS had tie lions share OF supplies, and the result
1t was said il. Congress, was force OF lJSOJV men
OF these IL Was NOT pretended that above 1O,OOt
or 80 600 remained effective after the battles on the
Chickahominy AID on that remnant two months OF
heat and malaria hGye since done their fatal work
Will the pressed nen, tue re- FACTORY cOnscrps, and
the recla ned desefters 10 be dispatched 10 Me-
Clellan aid give BIN better army than before
cad If not, will worse army succeed where bet
tar one has failed? Those are questions which no
body will have any difficulty il answering on this
side OF the Atlantic the truth, It seems, has YET
to dawn, if not on the people, at any rate on the
Government OF the Federal State.