The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-03

The battle before Richmond on Saturday and
Sunday last, is thus discussed by the papers,
| The Tut's--Wi the rebels again try the issue OF
| arms at Richmond ur having discovered thit they
| lave faxed IN That upon which southern troops
haze always plllcd themselves, the assault and the
| cl lrtc, Will tcy be satisfied of tho usccssuuEs OF
| any iu.thvr attempts to save tho capitaly Today
| - tomorrow viii tul. Which ever Il hc the onl
cannot nuw be delayed. G,n. Clciiau VII pt,ii.
ably ut One follow up tGr already r,pulscd rrl,l
| army; mi Reinforced by Gen. Mcdowell, WA pusl,
| pu a. Richmond.
| Tho T7JUnc-The news from the army LeforS
Richmond, though not disastrous, IL not cheerful.
| The mistake seems L. have been committed ON our
slie-by no means tor the hr,t tmc-oi 81 Placing
our troop ~ g. invite such an attack. That succur
finally arrived brought forward with great diiicu
" that the enemy were Nd lcith rcpusod at tie
point ofthe hayontt Tat they removed The attack
tc next ~ without success AMI that IN all these
operations their loss WAS probably Yer. great DO
hot alter the TACT t'rt We were at first beaten, with
the loss %. baggage and artillery that the ground
was strewod with our dead aud wounded that
only = great tNtruon aui the most determined
bravery We were saved from y siAnt defeat tAst
onc division was oyerwhc.mcdi y superior numbers,
! nnl IS await j, lief tie country, By tue Com
| uHu irif G".ttt, Of wait %. bravery
| The World. -ENpCrioucc at CIruth aud York
town, Mt T. go further back LAS taught the rebels
that II they wait e. eve orr generals time 10 coIu-
pute thcI ostous tAoy arc compelled to elect
between iRnumLlouS retreat and certain disaster,
| and being under desperate necessity OF lghtins at
Rohmon l,tley took adv ntaye Ola terrible storm on
anu ilic ifNtl Llli ttpl lul'l' Il attack
forces. The trooTs on both SIDES fought w.th
| determined yh'ur, and ours seem 10 have won tie
Hold H. their expended and ehoyouct charges,
| which nothing could resist. Thsterrib.e and bloody
battle Is probably only prelude t. the desp rate
hsutiuJ ly Which Richmond will he wrost,d from
| t.c rebels and tAeir hopes cXtin4lshcd Tor ever.
Ercn,ng Ih"-lLo lsbos have been beaten two
| days 30 succession. AupuS our piioI 4ors In o4u
r'oe. general, ami our brave soldiers fought well,
though fighting Ht disadvantage hud against suue.
MOI numbers, "a IL almost unsy I.1ahio wAou the
ksUg u4 ]. tl.t D. A
.cAd, l!d lie attacks bat single small point
ln'g f''g T., robots a taste o' cod t'ocl-nua rat
! '"y '9A.a uot otaui. oar men remembered Gul
q d." ty'l N,u'fa VI -C.sl AUS LAST FpLurll ,rlur
q | 't 'N' hut h'1Fe All l4.uss rely ga tie l.y.,
. h''" a'l TO battle, though desperately contested
% "Ht -riutl,
e Ecs,rrlng to tho evacuation Of Cornth. an,
& affairs at Nv Orleans, the German press com
9 ments as follows,
e n y. D|mocra --TAo decisive blow Tor ~
" cruslhug out o' tie t.houon "a that Quart.
! tCornthl las again been frustrated by Inc f1,a
city ~ the cunning l"e' anl ITO prospects of
p sletdy eessa,uh o. ny1'.u's are again pvt III {,
~ Lol upon tho evacuation Of Cnruth "A, "A 80
, IL, Federal, VI defeat .! the CoHicderslc AIMS.
a A correspondent writes to the SrAHTs Zrl
y USG;
Is "The situation o. the Germans NJ New Ohoa
lg in general WsH, during tie war, and particularly
Ae TIE hst three mouths, hardly endVrabe. Inc u
M 'lr.ty OF tAe German residents arc moderate In
g. | n"u, who were cuuttutcl under tie old flag, II
80 did hot care ilr their own city affairs, much i
~ uo'+a' OF t.A.E. l0!,nG9 ana never drtsH1 OF
81 leans at first did not participate Ia tie moyem,
lat and were therefore constantly perSecutcd by the
nj lives Tie charges OF dangerous e. the csut
ny became 50 numerous that the Governor Of tie St
ad placed them entirely IN TIC hands Of Mayor Monr
IN who accordingly sent tic accused 10 the Far
n Prison aud Work House. But the hatred agal
.nl the Germans reached it, climax, when tho lac
vi reached the city that the Federal fleet lad pas,
tel the Forts, aud tho expressions 'the damn
e Of ipuichuen have sod the city," 'tl the damn
gan Dutchmeu should be hau,el," wer. loud and I
rsol merous not oily by rowdips, but ~ mon 3
exc ela~nl reilus lleut Anl education, Is