New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
From WARRINGTON.
Confidence OF tho Government ns TO the
Result OF Lee. Invasion.

rs0ih tur SPECIAL Ncffrsiohctit
WhsuISGro,. June o. 1855
The impending battle likely 70 be fought within Il
very few days ulon the soil OF Maryland OF Penn
sylyaria is looked forward to from tie bishc. quar-
ters without app.ebenaion II it believed tai with
orr numerical sal eioiiy aud oar po,ton AZ IT, nd
~ country We cannot Il our fo..era handled with
any slii be- besen. But the hope il ene rtsned tiat
Gen Hooker not only mAy be re-eniorcel 10 suc. au
extent ss to escape defeat sri win technical Vie o,
tut 20 euuitilaie hc army which has dared 10
Pc Pcioma-, 10 drIve the fragments back into Nr-
ia ''''1 ""' - '''-' 80 -. 80 80 49,.
3D. Then and not uil then can Maryland and Penn
,ylvsnA consider ,hernFtivcs " -i.fe"
IL If fair, now thai Pcrusy lvana snA b.r Cover.
nor are The subjects Of 10 much orci,m md n,'use
70 intimate that there is another side Ia the question.
Prominent Pcunsy lvanians cay that Gov Curtin,
for. seeipg tue invasion from winch tie key -of .
S,a,e IL sufoiirg today, asked authority weeks q
70 call for ny thousand men 10 defend the STATE as
he hus since called iot sXty thousand, and that p
request was refused by the Secretary Of War, who
ccured his relural with reflection UPON lcuusS j.
wanna Of such character that her Chef Magsiraic
TUNED upou Lis heel and left the dlscouueous prc--
ence wi,houta word. il - certainly unfortunate
hat -uch a story should Pe, abroad, WHEELER II he
,rue or ialsc but while Il AfJrda no suilc cLt c1Cuse
for backwardncss to enlist, II may serve to show
TINT the State authorities are not the only ones go
blame.
About fifty iron-cads Of tie Monitor tyre are con-
structed, or in process OF construction.
Not eco than eighteen thOu,and freedmen have
been Organized as working or fighting force IN tic
Department of tie South By Gen. SaAtou.
Among The letter. received III the last Englirh
mail Iy Senator Sumucr is one from which | aiD
terIniiled o t,ke The following paragraph 1t CON
tains mater worthy Of consideration by the loyal
pe pie Of Mi,soGri:
" Tie political p.,Vdce' Of our commefe' sH'toefase
and as.Ocsc people ssaiiu the north hsv. been
20 .rong that ony ,ei shef attention through their
,r,atas The sbi, ,hayiug oyour Oo'ernnsn, at first
On the suhect of.tv,Ty dysd u' 81 all pore, 10 stem that
lido Of feudce But he tide ia allow aud surely tuning
aud when MI Lincoln gives immsddie eompeusae omsnoi-
nation 10 loyal border States aud calls out Fremont end Sgi
and Butler and males the formation Of black regiments His
H Of .,rengh-he English common people will arise 10 one
strong force Of smpshy with the North and compel their
'be,,ef,' to follow them.
qL.re no power that ars,oorscJ and hp
psrsp .ein,er.., in England but rel sion. Cromwell found
II o Its not in our power pu, oil the religion OF Enss
into .be scales Of tie North but Mt Lincoln can do at bn)
moment by clear decided ,e,dy sDti'svsry action II
only land so SURELY by the Of Abolition that We cai
copoust The CIV Of Recognition! Ny Gaines, prayer IL that
Mr. Lincoln may give us that cry in oil ts undoubtsd hl