The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-10
THE NEW YORK SUN.
urIhtr Rc'uIi. uI the C.ptufc OF a.
II-try
MONDAY MORNING, FEB. 10 Is.

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MOI the l,a,t rr,i. .,' Of lhs ? suits &C the /
Fort Henry raTu-, is,ss further oifcou-,:e.
m, n, y h.ou &, NHlifr'c, 400 'ho robe, leais5s !
Already, sNa.h ..' 1 .0.r,. plulrlt. " no has ,
coed means Of as,s- .irtsq ,lo i,c.. tinltes
that the recent It's, Of truce q On the rcuel li,,s
did no', a. r,r'.e' carv.y message t,ou
JITF. DAVIS that G 3. CoGconAv ard hi, co n
panions would lie hung ii zoo M.-s..ri bridge.
Ourne,s were az add tll. FATE bat ma, E, did
erirg Tlofos''- from K.bJ lom, pl.itly at.
mating ',ft c'icn sLo is-o.I aJuvrs ,hs G. 30.
iedegAts lct1,ff and tho "Ni 'rrcs Of a pow p.
I'll party ia 'he sou'lerr .'a'es, favor, 10 10
peace AID c,mpcni.o.
In G3tti 10 tbs evidence Of r-istrA,ion.
late Richmond rlr''s, and tbo.o OF Memphis
take slA N az the SCENE rh ch the movements
Of our ucopa now indicate. They perceive tho
aim Of MCCLELLAN in throwing troops toto
ENterD Tennessee, az there tlk,nt ro.sos'ln
oftbe great cen raj railroad T. the South. They
see that the Coast Expeditions are destined TO
oscupy be Atlantic line of road, and realize
that ihuse two movement, will divide their
forces ana prevent reipt1rcomeuts ION reach
ing tie Potomac. Thy .s9 a reirea. from
Aanssss- I,ocsitatoI, aud an Abandonment o.
Virginia aud North l-olnl, or an att lck upon
our Washington coiencas, ~hich they well know
would result in disastrous ds'oat.
All his they now admit The schsms is al.
lowed 70 he grand in canc5p ion, and her,ulsa 4
In its probable results, while the only comfort
which the reOol newspapers c N extend 70 tke'-
rsadeis ia that the Northern arm which sock
10 infict the blow 10 too puIy TO strike /. ef
fsctively. They doriie tho idea of oar troop
penetrating 100 miles into their country whsr
a. yet they have not advanced ten.
But, the newspapers which contli: such gas
conAde Rave failed TO reach their readers beiyr,
our troops have maze an advances which thc
Rebels have loC ked upon a. im possible, anil IN
capture OF Fort Henry has planted tie
Union flag in Western Tennessee, while
its eastern portion is left degencels.s, anil large
bodies OF federsl troops are gathering ilr
lie occupancy. Renflrcemeuts iron Manassas
" Bowling Green arc cut olt, and II is seen thai
Manassas mus, s,ard or ill by Itself, O., If tn,
rebels retrca, Il. m il, that Met ELAN VII
follow at their heels The rebel editors ar,
RICH. in tikirg alarm. WI,hin s'xtyd lys Viz.
ginis, North Carolina, kentucky and Tcluc. 80,
will he cleared from rebel q, .ries, and ta3 bach
II c,s.icu loo broken, or the sPas OF the ,inet
are de- gp.iye iLct,l.
THE Precedent and Secretary Cameron
The cou,rpoldencs Le'Nssu the prs,M nt
and Secrs' sry Cameron relative 10 the res, .,.
tion of the latter has been published. UAIc.
date Of January llth, the pieii ion, Re 'sli tu a
wish previously exp e.soI uy NJ. CAMsR5S, {.
resign, but stat3s that he had been unWillnl
to accept the resignation ultil Il olIll be- d5-
witEou, miscons ruc'on, which VS. then thr
case, AS Mr. CLAY, the VI nijter to Russia, D..
expressed wish to re,uri home, whicl gay
the President the opportunity Of toaIeilg e.
the Secretary this po'';ioi, VIII ,ns as. arAnc
of his undimiLishel cs.ee.u.
Under tho same da'e the Ses-a ny scelp,
the post rendered him, thtlha the P.es,ael. Ia
this mark Of esteem, refers sulogist tlly (
the energy, yiR,r and ia,s,lsgt Of his suca ss1
and states his belief that the mighty army
the Union If now ready o. DO H,t'le f- The Cor
stitution rder gallant aul rxr sr.el-rl .icr
The Burnsids Expedition.