The New York herald., 1863-05-30

em. u ther rs~sis asd ds'tevv cpvafors for ns mers
critical Hragyle home They may venture 70 assist
dictator Fortune herseK may play the jade she fen
has done before But appearances do not promise m'ch
LOT o ',J nj ~ = ~ o ,,nSo~n oS na ra ne
cessty of doing something.
HOOKER ''0oNrRAcroR'' FOR VICTORY.
From the london Telegraph, May IA.
General Hooker had committed himself to
Wholesale and unqualified condemnation Of Mcclellan aud
IN s poss % reas % se va: s e ns %
Napoleon and 20 all has competitors. Apparently Mr. Lin
coin had taken The champion of hing strategy at ms
for piory and he had gone 10 manafatrs The ar
icIe On large scale We are bat transating into plaza
English the popular Yankee Interpretation OF his move
ments he bound prove his words against his rival
by bringing forward some OF those successes which he
out his hand to take them and his countryen watched
his game with the predetermnation tht, II he dd not
make good his assurance, he must Forthwith rst'e mt
obscsrity.
further and not an untoward light is thrown on the
whole subject by the studied and aimed reticence Of
MIR Secretary Chase who not only abstaned from asking
the loan which the speculative public almost declared TO
be his due but evidently desired his abstinence be dis
for 20 sudden and marked an nderence to cash on
the part OF that voracous nancer may BIO detected
% 9 = ~ @ e. pu, r
Hooker for 3d. although he mghtpo absolutely reckon
on crop Of those victories which would coniessedy exer
else 50 salubrous influence the government credit
he might at least find IL expedent take chance of
what the Army Of the Rappahanpock could do for him
10 Wall street, aud no would do the resgnedy,
since his could scarcely change except for the
Better We can now carry conjccfures little fur
most detoc Mr. Lncons motive in setting aside McCel-
lon, aeck and prudence order to Ut their daring
IN. ns.s 81 MS on Sy , tns caamSs liam, s o ax which
Of the seasn and the retirement OF the regiments on the
expy OF their service without something to set on the
credit side OF tho account, really tn happen,
they would almost eectually cripple the federal
the total failure Of General Hookers vaunted
sereve ti1 the policy Of tmdiy than 10 Ut rdshness havs
its turn.
''FiGHrIkd JoE'' TAKEN AT HIS OWN VALUATION.
(From the London Times, May 1871
On Monday the 21th OF April tegan the Nth federal
invasion Of Virginia Generals Mcpowe Mcclellan, Pope
and Burnside have had their their failure their
day OF popularity and their chill night OF neglect aud
Oblivion. II Is now the turn OF General Joseph Hooker and
him his hopeful countrymen are looking 70 reicem their
military fame and avengc them Of their enemies In the
ppinion of Genera. Hooker himself hey could not hare
chosen mors Etag nan re Geral has eoeniy or CO.
mating his ,essom II siy has isinaaied
has far serioy skill The Presid<, has aRen him at
Of the chief army tho rcpubc ara the task Of captur
ing the capital With the rs days Of the early
paign and we shall shortly learn uss e ,oy .rs es
Of General Hooker Others dictated By ncious
Genius on only by the res'lsssnsss Of ambitious n'ediocy
With ample time for preparation, with unlimited COM
mand Of all that credit procure, with solery above
the average In education and intelligence with the sxpc
rh The stronres. ;rcentss y. ~, ~ k%S M s ss' s' s h
federas have every advantage which they pos
tventv wars .yotav ~ hv ". I.e.rso" Iaa :" .% ~ |
reason TO think that the federals would have
9s ~; .. ls y :. III ~ 49, ns a,orvnu 'Ian ~ pIcsen.
faU Communication Nth regions abounding epryAng
rcsssdry for hs support Of troops. and tn actually have
sro,ohs s,,cc...SI, ;r,o n. S,t VIZ" 1'o''e' 70 &c
s ~ ~" cemy,a;g y ~ ~ ne 1esa -. .v .....,o ,,
an, ,S ,v SAsn LII, no,d 1000 W. ~ may sns.eiors ,ook as
fhe question Of tho conauest OF the South. II IN
sons s"rope we nave @ a,'oady & Iormea our opnon IS
inc d;snsss,onote,v On vhet ~ sn, au
have not much pSsnaed .a hos. 'nS %
,hs t,rn sor,sr c.n,ra,cns 90 -, o,n r ,y ~, vso VI
that tho ras,,lt will ho SiMsrar, The ran..,s s
have their own views and with the honcn,ness Of those
engscsd ;r str,rc,a To- ",r,;nr oS;o. .S y % se
ur fSensaIvcs nnnv ra,sors vhS ho ros ~ ssso
should he more successful than hoss or the
vcsrs ~. Sor es - -, ,au - '.so y :" " u LII .oce1ug
g Js,;r.J f, ~ H. v - ~, ag s; .so' r' ~ um' KY
o,s no. h.,,,sr H. M Pcrs ny = ,. 'es, ~ ,reg
% q rns, hks General 5nrnssds Tey are comnend BY
,oin Ficftirg JOE aoana ihn. he Comtedrases II Gey do
~ rersa re sin h,ue to run But even IN America the
SorenS m ~ ,ho nrasor. - aa; S{ ~ y.
,mericaus nor the irish npd ar"ns vii, 'Iv ns nv
w - hoiv 49,, ~. iS ,sss an auvance ptepaIeu
n 1i,ns nrnwa sa;Iue We ,s, ,S o. h grea. & sse
I ~ % ,., ~ w i - 'ss ~ W. : @ .o. ~ senoIa y uscover
sS - ra,ri =, % ~; % 49, ~ @ ''' 'e'''N"ce 'o"'ca
As ya ue canned sse 6 am Sims of orioina,g Nothing
ss poeI s rn or1 man sne n
vancin0 nv UNIV of rcksburC Critics a0ar fbo
event have declared that this was he worst thing that
could be ,one and that neither MoweI,s advance 10
wards Manassas nor McCcans expedition 10 The nepn
sna was so certain IN and IN fainre no The %
20 Richmond by way of Fredercsburr across
country which coud be eosilv defended and in witch
the enemy could easily fall back from p0nt TO pont
However that NAV be General Hooker Is carving out The
plans OF General Burnside and Richmond Is TO he
coached by march across the Rappahannock ana tho
pamunkcy
oyNrRAI HOOKER As "coNrrpEsr,, WITNESS
From the London Post Government oreanI Mav.l6,
Burnside have successfully failed to accomrlish il now
"oous w oS "''o"P'ou ~ =, .no' iuis sa'ais