The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

the sole cause Of ,h unfortunate civil war; Such was
the expression oftlexandcr Stephens IN late converse
uon about the ueiancholy condition Of the country
ms sstssEHr DxpREsssp APPEARANCE.
No In Kichmond looks the shadow Of despair
little man who shufnes silently through the streets.
HIS deeply furrowed face, once seen, person |
man MAJ M 'kss s'sriusly nSS.ea 'eusa opara loass-d1
ssy snanit was more IKE resarrected cody that
a.. % for 1dssnss yssss n dark
time saw He was perormipg on the violin. His dark
eyes bored themselves fearfug into MY Utmost heart
and when looked AZ Stephens mcthought Pagannii
| spectral gaze was revived again.
HfNS DAyp- ISAuGuRAroN.
At the inauguration of Je Davis, in FEBRUARY lsAs
Stephens played very Insignificant role ThcAgh on tae
platform, he hidden behind the conette and ssssr
DAVIS had ended tho reading 6 his lengthy address, From
she manuscript has hand land Mr. Ha7ep sxsnin
stered tho cath 70 him steyfens steppedfoh and Silent
whole Ceremony With csao ,ndiferenee- sathusasm
being displayed I'm that inemor abic occasion South
y ssn hery ns.ss ssng wc sxtinguEhed p/shs iasting
vidual shoutod "a specchln An .nperoas ard mpa-
sis:' ss.urs Or ss pscs was the sign Of Wy rapid
smile secmNd 70 dit over the pale ssas Of AexEasr.
| uE FAST DAVE,
winch ocosr wsry frequently, re6gicusls obeyed in
Richmond, Without exception. Al, public places
stores rcnAin closed the whole day Pray sr and bell
.naous fromy 70 dusk The pas or Universal
st churuhss in Castle Godwa for rsfusng 10 pray
the SOetnun contedorScy
4 's&aEaAL JOE JOHNSTON AND Iss ASarY
Johnston is the desgud Of shct sbss. II 10
conRasnss and cold Joe asse usaaiIy anfamilslry
calisd s the.sno popular man Of ths whole army.
mil ahatsShnson is his s.ror in moysmenss
ank that rare s'gsnus ofsar, - Napoleon calls IT.
Tho late retreas and evscetions al explained away
&Smsst,ly nievenents the result 0fA1Aich will
saow themselves s6onrs his Great genoralstiip will
evodsYzsed end confouDted the lry fse Al has
srssi risn sn.icing asioo eonfsc,a Jas q my Jar
sAto ,se intSor, wle cesesng eeryaOin % the ts xs
Jersgn snspastesce, is ssts, Of tapc,tanoe
\ faE DIsslygiSE sf-sREIs.
Whe the drill OF the enemy ts greatly inferior To tho
arny .. tee Union, tAe discipline Of their
psrb and positively Better than in the latter Tko
ItaoGc liquors, as well the fsugaty Of the rebel
cGhlmissary all coBtrbute their snare, which .is
ssd, ''want ana misery hsbsst school teaeLersss
make good soldiers"
III Thesess slaekng OF in tss6aily augmentation sf
II Johnstoas army. All the scripts being
piaced in Of tho ransdr drilled regiments
as ast - they arc gathered in They claim h.sdrd
and esssy taosEond opposed to Mcclellan; but am
conadens that AuDdred and afty thousand is ,hot
matumcf all the forces about Rschmond know poss.
lively <kat Bonhas, G. smste Hills, Hugsr's, Basy's
4 and LOngstroet's divisions there.
IA THE TAsENr 0EsnH MCMILLAN
generally acknowledged the rebels and there
doa6t that while they respect Mcclellan they despise
AcOwcl but hanks they hate, and his utter annih-
tOn ~ everywhere vowed upnn
TIE BrTTsz vENoA OF TIVE TIRE EATERS.
IL is difficult 70 conceive dho unabated ardor with
the " tae bitter Snd. They it out
now, ,asihey 6ghting Tor aheir homes and families.
Wee 70 him who would dae talk them con-
ciiatory pocyp OF the Unson government. Thanks
this feeling shs'd be awarded TO the diabocal press
dhsSchth who, with hear perversons and mosto
accounts OF the actions Of the Northern govern
: msnt. end armies, whc they havo daily circulated,
have famed the spirit Of hatY9d with ndofatlgabe
industry The march OF tbs Union army Tcnpeasse
and along the Ass sspp is described constant
| ssccess.on Of Outrages which the Union army
c0mmtae persons and property OF southern people
They state that all their property being conscated and
r all tho slaves 4 on ,rometines, unavoidable,
1 some corrsspordent relates act Of cemency and
1 generous conduct Of the Yankee army, they follow
: tho :account speedily with innumerabe attacks and
explanations Of such "hyportca conduct, which but
apart OF tho Yankee policy toentce that cofdig
people into easy submission, the purpose ol
hnaiy dragging them as lat.ered captivss behind tie
car OF Norhsrn commerce" II would be but natural
suppose a1sueh Implicitly az rebel press would not
impose upon the whole army but the belief IA Soriern
hesributi0l and cruelty general among
With the exception OF haxlerchans and .ofeis
there Union South except very isolated
thopgh the Union army ends great many Union
sasn, who throw their mask readily or when among
FoREioSrRs MERCHANTS or RICHMOND,
as aea as Vi all ths soIteriscitis await the airslof
our a-nlss with great imiaiicncc The heavy list of
mob rule, and the OF giarcng lilies Of accu-
laiiasd SPECIE lay like a nightmare upon them.
1 QUEENS OF CAtrrgIB LONG BKloRE
II THEY SHOW UNION sESrNESls.
The great uncertainty OF the constantly uninterrupted
occupation o tho captured regions by troops
tnon seutinents for the failing brutal reslia
tion Of the ever scouting reheiGavairy hangs like
Il
myself cor,pstely understood IL is as we'll 70 state
plainly that ao people OF Soathern city feel en-
ires liberated from rebel rule or from the violence OF
| the rebel soldiery.
Il rsx pAcKEp aarryD FURTHER sourH
lie a<rai Tos. Uiee D1artnea. haze h1d cases % Of ma
ttc ptcsxd for oeek ready short notice aiso
.ss e s,ss se g s s,s | So,ss and ora"ans
articles xs Aotccsaty Columbus, Gergtd, Tuscaloosa,
lc, ria konaUme-y How such things correspond with
tho unakated and daily avowed confident resolution Of
the r6bes3 to hold Richmond till the last aud invade
4 Dhe North, Lcanlo: explain.
i INK LOSS OF. .xE sERRInAc AND fxw ORLEANS.
The loss VI the Msrrimac and OF the city Of New Or
sans.are he two s~scfest blows thsy felt '.Nsw
0reaps that Paris SOUTH 70 be In the hands Of
Rousdheads IL. blow thcy eau scarcely bear; but
lhey consotc themselves with the speedy
arrral Of ths powerful auxiliary King "bronze Jack
yellow fever, them, and Kho they becve
! uLsecmats the Union army, and Leave New Orleans
| IN easy conquest for their acciimated soldiers
| DAVIS II BLAMED uIs MERRMAc,
~ placing her under The command " that old ogy
| nsll, and deTivng Capt Buchanan or tho command,
wiAothsy consider well seconded by his "very
Ie9ssnantn They say. those officers knew about
the vessel than any other person, having
surely hsGs farfher distinguished ihsnseiyss with that
| monseAr
/ us NvAsos or THE NORTH
siu ssusuxo,iyA Acped upon BY The sAoe. rsaei pvess.
hdf ah 1tossnsert, n reckless asd 1,isg
Is, 6 rei4yo0nrSstcd asid rcsoiued uros gn is
such IS bref synopsis Of, impressions sathersa while
In the reBsl knes and wha the concsfory policy
the masses will unqucs tonabiy restore inon,
think theAeaders and abeorf Of this conspiracy lould
b. severely dealt witb, the paterna actions If tie
government atl ,po neitraizedin all instances.
Arrival OF the United States SAsasser
,Cossack.
The United States steam troI9 port Cossack Join w.
Bennett commandng, arrived at this port yesterday
morning from Nsvhen N c. Juss Is. via Hatsras and
Fortress Monroe, with sick and sounded soldiers in
charge Of Dr Uphsn She experienced the 10th inst
when between IIaueeas and Cape Henry, heavy gale \
from the northeast, With sea, which damaged
her steam pipe stove balwars and seriously straicd
ths ship She will bs Gompelsd to &c into dock for re-
pairs.