The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-18

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hav' failed, not through any improvilencc II
their own, bus by q political CONFUSION for
which they are In no responsible.
a correspondent from Gen. McClcllan's army
gives tie following Ihi 81 the rebel cavalry
charge on Friday Inst:
wrsh.i.s IN, aye, anil New York must have
s,nv'rtd oil D. ~ with irr'h,l on .or Tie b4irty
ultIc Army 81 TIE PIT mac, and have goilc i4tl
ssasinl'ic l. wling f1r ins' ut -ntr IN nj ~
Ci"l'.n It's by such lesPta ~ y ,cs 'om fought
~ Tat Wash ngtCn AMI Now FORK earn wisd m.
Fear and Mt reason - tie olLc"ipr Of most COIN
nun tie, IN period - war.
TIE dow train from our tdvance last no TO
TIE W I House was attn k'd l.tlI' enemy, n'oIt
iour mi',s rom ne latUr station, Which IL tie r.
minus % the rond. TINS rad Is tho principal ina
chine which supplies our my with iood and am
munt"n, and which rapidly rn"y.s troops from
the trsnsrorist the ffuui 1t is Indispensable 10
the srmy-li,erhlly Indispensable. ! was sodierly
sIisciiy which led .qnniron OF 100 u bel cavalry
around orr ripLs, r,itdown t. ,hctfa <, and there
nw i'd just nd ut mJpnri.e for the train
rail IrtviO isly removed secured the st0ppsgc
Of the cars--the emitting Of the telegraph wire So
cured Tic cntcipri1e from piilicdy aud from inter-
ruItuu. When TIE cxpe ted tran cafno oiIuste
tie arnbus! II vas fired on. 81 m'n an the cnrs
snl on thcir roofs are sad t. have heei instantly
| Killed. colonel aud major, supposed T. have
! bon on Tie uain ARE said H. bo missing. A cap
tain and cign priyatcs are positively sad II Lave
been captured. The ,avtiiy finished their work
by turning part Of tue tain aud dsmat ~ the
| from Ia the evening tll II TIC next forenoon.
| TITS vas bad enough IN It's direct and positive
III cis, ~, T. srcaL E It's eng 'cstlons Bdi moe
rom lns. 1ucsr bod hOracn,h forage ic',se b n
| Wiitc House, aid carried terror with them, and
waited irri"us. ~ ny went. They puuder,d
and bun 81 a,vcrgl v",-eIs Ia the ramunky River.
| gupoi ed down on a iu.' wngon train, and, lis
sal, hsrnc iorngo tr,n a. hill co wagons, killed
snurher Of tcanstcru, rnd made 40 decided an M
| l''ss.'i on tie n'rvcso h4n nrty at tie White
! iI9usr. tut thcr ~. W lluled and women were
! hurried b. ard q Ut N u Suuldluy, which has
the ssi, guard Of iron ln'iu-. Steam was instant
y gotten up "a Al ihe other ve.s.ls Il thc stream.
| aud ". ry many oi tenn dropped from their moor
,.-s "Id want below to positions Of f,nccd securi.
n ta,'.o.ss wi At iso rcrolu'c men can do wio,,
men W'ro crsof Tia pjs,driy sail hai her
u,re St,nc,r,u Jrison'si THIS ic,,ye Rebel Grn-
era'e array has wholly e'caped Fremont, aud s
now on our lof, fauk. \ he country people north
Of US say. Aud tehove II T. be true
| viii not New York sni Wa Arlington now see n
tia. cC.ellan Is rc:nforc'lf 1 WIS mover an
| hey hi b'tt1r dcnd'd ~ ne h1ndcr ton.s n NE
Lresi'"t instant rc.i'v'orcem'm % the Army u The
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The WORLD discusses The various phase, Of
the MEXICAN question, and inclincs to the o. In
ion tho France has now 10 alternative but to
rersevorc in a cause thai can yicl neither glory
nor profit.
4 correspondent Of the HERALD from Hilton
Head, $. C., writes June 18th
| The failure uf Coon. Chrst 10 destroy tic rail-
| rotd briig. 1t IJcotalGo, and thereby sever the
| ms.n artery bCtwccn hgflcst0n aud ravanush,
las enabled tie rebtla T. Concentrate very iarye
force Ia and about tgn' lvtton, VITA ample TO
increase IL at short notice. In TINT they lave tie
advantage OF uH Tley can move troops with greater
rapidly aud cone euirate more easily than We stu
| we have intlaged thus Tar u 1ct Little ahead Of
them, and would today have been In Chsrlcsto IA If =
little more transportation could have bcen pro-
| cured. one h,izade fai cd TO be- ON The ground as
.tEH " -.
and tho moment whc.i found ChatlrhtIn nearly
unprotected on that Al ,io,ch was ivr,ye. lost aud
when tho movement y ~ finally attempted the ave.
nue. o; al rruach WAS found amDt inpr, Enable.
The cause Of TIE failure Of the movement, l pre-
| sumo, will ho Investigated.
We slnll not 90 into Charleston very soon That
is enough 10 say at pre- cut. Meanwhile We propose
q hold what We have eot, II sickness and death do
| not deciInnte the couIpand. The location OF our
camps Is not by any mesus healthy. II ID sur
| rounded by swsurs aud the water which the men
drink NJ Of wort description. Any one who has
| drank the surface well water on The Sea Islands In
this department will get slight idea Of Its
| bio quality when say that tie common surface
water Ii pure and delicious Ia comparison with IT,
II viii prove prolific source Of sickness AMI death
to our troops May they soon sc, out o.tho hoa.
fearful. 4 small deiachinent Of rcIe3 crossed
u, al river a, night at Port Royal f,rry, In large
discovery Until tho proper time They placed
lumber OF contr,bahis in the ircut Of
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he sc.w, anu ooi,sea urih - pun them ncross,
r.,e NY Ty 10y "us % s,su. VI ''S lyN'u IN the
soa'' iho D'a' waS us'oVvrvt ~ uo .Icsets
49, ~ 49, ~ ~ ~ y i.on '.c nore, u tue no
| $50 hIsN'teU VI" ",re htgefs on de way
Jn, ~ y. ~ ue L9ts - wv iuts'e lie
lSn' u't nov 1lhcoVcr Tie rus until they 'Rd re-
iosyp M hIe nom the rebels, WHO rose at the
SothmAha ana hrod over me negroes beads. The
anS CO n,ne3 10 mi sa u ,tf eSG' ti. back;
at a safe distance The repor, was sent iuto town,
snni, "e1 In W" 1 roaas 40 osihs considered, no
it had assumed immense magnitude. Thans.njs
u men were on the river crossing, and msrrIing
towards ths town Of Beau fort. Til, Colonel cr,r
manl.ng rushed his troops out 10 NEE, ,he ,nennr
and received on his march additional ropor,. ton
tie tSieiur line, all Increasing tho ex i,,,n,n,
| Cl,t.f.. ,itl.ry and infantry waro ,D,r,,,,,,
n-rl,, t. ~ nd, md the dsstr,, IN ~ y,
| % ,u.s - r..rsi was sure. Oricrs va
tau. O.. o. go Ga. v open te armorv nni
an 20 t....,rs. -. Of cor. s,ntti,d 10
srd rlt.s. f., and IT,, twsy h.gsn ~
l.Il< i,r .urt,r o. t,.tt - a,,yhiic A., -.
~ r,HUEr -. AZ g., tr.' ,t mo ,.t,or,. 80 :,
| G. frr,j M .te enemy lad A.. ,s over in ALL
i.ru,, = J, llt,r dtBti.ylu a number nf I.t.n,,s
"a, ST. rtt ci1cd {, ~ m Inland MOI drr,r,in,
y Il \ rt Aad a IS .gi G-uHe Prunn, rpea.'Irrs
we've tsk.l 81, vnit mn, ,ucc, ,,iul ve,no,, y,
tho enemy O. ,l uu .ifjrt AMI Tho ulaco a. a, n
| suG nud .ik,ir b. remain 40 IfoNevn, ,b 80, ~
lave MOI all rsultn.d, and indeed. mnuv IN .l,o
| on the Arago today for the N,rtb sInLiu, a. az.
cred soil from the soles of Their slrea 81 +, 80,
| be- disenunrinu Themselves NJ, ia 81 80,
tons of tlie native tlens Tho frielt baa 81 ,.