New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
The american War in England.

The stirring news from America, received by the
! Europa, Wa the theme Of universal comment; ind,
although regarded aR most disastrous for the North,
the vor oi the National troops IL generally admitted.
| Tie Times says of l.: 1.-TWO dnys Of such fighting
ne the troops sustained fully rescue their military
character from reproach. Bat everything exert
that honor il lost. The gallant stand the army made
only lakes the ing o.! 0lss Out Of he overthrow
The DUR Aevs adults hat the Nor b have bad a
severe defeat, and that shond the ConfelcHss cross
lie Potomac, Mcclellan viii be compelled 10 fight
new bat'.e-One which would be more bloody than
anv previous conflict Of the war. The South has
many reasons for pursuing i's advantage with al
possible speed. lie victories are the result of "A
supreme effort, Which, a. may be Inferred from the
nature Of Mr.. Davis consCrpton ORDER, and from
the resistance which they encounter in the Statos,
cannot be- repeated.
Tie Times ssys, tie Federal Government is
brought TO the verge Of rrn That word may DO
used when the Executive Government of the North
II no longer safe liz capital. The UnioDists fought
with moe THAI couracc-wi'h FHstaiued o. stiuan
the lOss on both sides appears 70 have ben
terrible. But the Rebels have been skiliully
maueuyred, and brought superior numbers into 'hc
the FIELD at the 4 moment, when most Of the Union
reserves Lad been exhausted. Gen. Pore was
beaten back fret on ;he line Of Centrevi.le and
GAINESVILLE, and finally within the very defensive
works OF Washington ii,elf Whether the army
can be pronounced safe, even there, remaining
Doubtful.
The article xsq points 70 ths Increasing nciiyity
Of the Seces-ic~&fa md their threatening attitude
in Kentucky, Iotbksa and elsewhere and remark.
III cOnclusIOn tfsk " If "a million oil men cou,d b..
brought into The Union service tiev vgonld not
suffice TO defend Washington and Keen military
/ Pc, session Of The border STATES alone. The Aue
lcal arc for the iis, Tine learning what an appall-
iog political difficulty may be created by the m. mi
inde OF lie Republican territory. II may be tr "
said that the nation IL punished by what was ii.
mo dina,e pride. The new recruits who are ar
riving al Washington will find ltle to kindle heir
entl ufiasm. Iley will be trained under every
encouragement, AID IKE he f.ld m n force hajC
beaten before 1t fights. Bad az the prospects or, a'
Pre- sent. can see 10 elements OF better pronlse
in tie immediate future"
TIE MorAing Pit thinks IL ia not likely hat NJ @
C0nfcderatcs will prove 10 be more victorious 80
conQuering invaders than their Northern opponents.
but by actug On the offensive it Is not improbable
that they mizlt more speedily induce the Federal
| Government 10 come 70 terms.
The STIR considers the Northern cauae not hope
lees becarse Emancipation OF the slaves has not
yroclaiced, and IT urges tue adoption OF that
measure.
Tie H.rad thinks that the campaign bids fir 10
terminate with the whole Of the South and all the
Border States south OF the Potomac aud ONO IN
tbeir Possession. The North will then DO we'll TO
consider it, position and;gros pecis 20 sun mp what 1t
has lost, and be mindful Of what II may yet lose,
and consent, while il may to a compromise Oh the
| tass Of tbia frontier.