New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Mails Of the Africn-Amcri-
can Affairs I'm EngIand-Thc Time"
Expects President Davis 10 be in
Washington within Wech-Dseus'
zion on Mr. Esoebuck's Motion.

The telegraph ileelf can scarcely keep prace with
the war, which WITHIN few days his d'rcIlD'o
whole Quarter OF the circle round the pivot Oi n
ington. II our readers woud not be left behind
they must give their whole attention 10 the column
of American intelligence this dry, for II pGts yes
erdays sltoga her out of date, and has every Ike
! lilood of being 10 irs turn untiquaed By to'n"r-
rows. For Gen. Hooker we met to-day read Gen.
Meade, the former having been relieved a. bs con /,
mand either al his own request or because he Lao
lost influence or because he did not agree win Inc
authorities Washington as 10 the military vaiue OF
the Mary land Higgins That, however. is email
sfiair.
Tue Confederates at the last date were in posses
sion of nearly the whole block Of country between
the Upper Potomac ard the Susquehauna, north OF
/ Washington and Baltimore. They had traveIsed
eastward The northern boundary OF that region; tLty
had sheled Harrisburg on the Susqnehanna, ani
compelled the destruction OF hne aud costly rth
way bridge over that rver At Coinn;bn; they had
broken M the Baltimore and OHIO railway witbin
ive-and-w ruty miles of Ballimore they were max.
iug similar attempt Oh tue railway between Diili
more and Washington, which latter city bad then
only one CONN uuIcatI0n left with the northern
States; their cavalry was passiDg without lear oil
interruption, within fourteen mile. OF the fedeTnl
cnptal on It's own eide of the Potomac, and at
much lees distance on the Nirgi1m eide wan way
having aud des roying the Federal cayalfy.
II at the last date there WIS any sign ~ hslt III
this on ward movement, 1t WIS only that the Con-
fedsraes appsared "a be collecting their forces III
order 10 be able to strike fatal blow as room ~ the
new FEDERAL COMMANDER should give tuem IN %
portuniiy. Botb armies were how north OF TIE TO-
/ tomac. The Cuuiederates were prcpalcd elitrf 10
d.nnli-h General Meade and ioloHn Z up MN
victory tale pufsessiuu al tire panic ruck ard rot
very hostile cspiial; or TO descend uon Baltimore
and conglder ai leisure wh. nrX 90 60; Or 20 crrss
the Susque mamma and lIafc. straight upon Pih.dei
pbia
Tue only contingency that could deprive TIE Con,
= at ma. srl Il 4
their entire liberty Of ac!lOn, Was the chance 81
/ General Nead,-oi whom we are only told be had
COMMANDED the 9TH CCrps nnder biz prcdecersOf--
provIng u more able soliier than General Lee.
Where one side II known, and ,he other known,
# il inpotsible to make cOnpaiI-Dn or anne hir
lcoarlus,ou Bai we may cay ,hn, unless the FEEDER
ais ucs,es- much higher qiaiincs ii"n they have
/ Hitherto shown 10 the world, We may eA,sci, IN IA
week or two, 10 hear Of iic,ld,ni DA'is a. NAsA'
iUgion.
| The loss of Washington we have NIL come TO re-
gard ~ great aud cnuesl contingency. al Lofi de-
ei.lye Of the War, and OF Its,li competing over
inres of peace from The Unsuccessful deienutrt II
We ma nrallv borrow our estimate from tbose de-
tenders thtms,lyes aud conclude lHai whai th.y
hold a, 40 much coo. nusi lie really invhlusbl-.
Washington, however WAS not selected ct er "itp
. view To defen~e or the n.livagy ctfltal oil tbc
Staies. Its founders never conieH in ca ne nee as
81 means for overnwing Rnd holding the Uui1cd
ntes The living EcuuiH ion las tcen II fall. alter
. "A it ~ Y,
Converted ltO "a fortress ~ enormous cos, u IS az
bot ,niy sebssopo. at Tie very extremity O. the
wet rglon Of " hich D. o. no" tle nominal 81 iAl,
aud continually thi, airned Win aiii,A 10 p's-ss-
,on by tie Fcdcruls hss hl'h'ro conf tlrl TIE var
IN T., ca-ttrd on 10 the toni,d,rlic cDul,iy ,if-
cnusrsuce which has - nlyauirs~s ss wed IL ~
.ra,, utrv.s Ios tbc tcnied. rutsr lts les would
dra the ltier ilto n county Where they VIII,
i,d,sd I'VE al tie COS, o. tic toe, but VIII not be
able g. CONCEAL TIER MOVEMENT AID .~cp Their o"n
las J. 80 HNHsaHHf
Inc los of prcsuE, IA a1o.agr aiiaf. as IN tln
can. u i, Do, mcroj i-r pfrsu-o OF iu~cs. - !. 10.
tier The trtiiye o. bi'pr tlt j. 10 J'.iarit hoYd
Tie Go.clua,.i lave 20 u'"i. 90 90 Ne" lpfk' iu-i
viii materially .Leci The Sc cole sirri o! 1hc 4prs-
non ht ,,-ue. L. x.A lisc color to the artf iai
,'.,,,-f vticii tie ts',Iuct hna hourly g. atfuyys
add ufote.-ihat .tr war D. fought Do tie iui's,st
OF Nrw-Yoik, I'til ,lpii. aad Nc.s EfSa.i 1T
ln Tie int.f,-t q! trr llpa 80 la'fr. ion - NJ
ever zee, q. W. hirs'on BE- r7uidri a. &c pals
...m f TIC o.L-,. iuou 10 tclD .'d s'li j. 49,
e,u,cf lent frulrzy04. ID Las ic'one ..ogc o.
.J,rus.l. ~ if,.lf 90 tA.irr afr,uvr io--r--ufs.
Nc ur,,uilr the EcdeIal- were no' 81 hing Tor
T shadow wien thcy c9uriflcira $50 MO-" 10, JON
may mice %, Publication Iyund ''"if csiihl, hId
.nnfd.d every stream. every valley, every ferry,
.,ery moghl.lu .ars. sld every tNcE Iini thai
f. ID toward tho rcd cf They muf. regard u 30
ol,n -, es,rulia 70 their csus.. and t1ey muB sEOs
ar much ab)u, il, a. iea.I, m oittr people.
Atar, ifom liaI ins,f4i4Jlv question Of prestige,
4 IN moh We are iorccd 10 taAr Ine N-iunuoas -
otLrr-. however seemingly irrational, We cannot
L.n ntl,chius a. -st goa. I.A, Juaucc 70 the
ns.,s ifOl tie M,sisspii ~ 90 tun' from Pennsyl
vain.
Ffor The Fcoerel c.mp before Niektburg there
was sul! The samr cfc~y, iAp.ciD. o.a, .Ii @!-'s
d-rpJAuing c.ily bulletin. Gen. Cant bad an I'M
ro.t,blr lnsk before hiu, with an 4dyancug Zoe aud
fi.ere,slng fiicnlties beuiuf. t'n. b'nks int M
even thi- much 10 cay los hiia eli. ~ TIE last date
he had irnounced To hls army that they must False
"A ti.ousand Volunteers lot ole more asiEuli ann, II
toey could not take ne iofI taey must Iolfcat ns
inst as pOssiO.e, If tDcy could t.r"s nt I'LL Ian
MAJ, o couis, to give up TIE CO lbiaDd q the great
! river 20 The CVnleder..cs. 1t Wac TO eApV,e Gen.
Grant TO "a similar rcycisc 10 eLdaneef lie Iysses
zion OF New Orclus AID Ill l.JuiriinG, aaa com
/ PROMISE tie safety OF Tho feG,ih ior,es III tn.t
quarter.
A We, there were only rnmors az 10 the results al
| port hudson ald Nicksburg; bat one cannot boip
1, ling that in tbe OF things III the South there
u II very small margin Tor success, ana very "ide
uinr.n iud-od for every conceivable amount o; dis
a.,rrr la this daik aid droary prospect there 10
[ tstcl, "A uienin oil hope nom any o,ber quarter la
Ali tle Statss midway between Tie Oplos4tc pclrr
of American opinion, taefe RACES social "af even
Il Ofe diea1u tnan .he occ.nOhsi cO.i1tlog VI kfon1
atlu.es BANDS rove out without n.oestAuO1,
aBd # not able 10 protect, are never witLouL TIE
power Vi plundgring und destroying.
/ 1iIs rOViug ana nlaruding pro.ensity has taken
roo, In the psOpe, ANA ls bscOnlns haOItuhl. One
wear in seed seven yvaie IN weed, si,s The old
rfoveib; and when the seed Of h,eAre ana falfnc Is
once Gown ufoaucu,t, anI allowed 10 grrnn-tu ANA
pIus mp 1t will take many yeafs 10 puck II up aid
a the soil oil tne nansiu IhifideI. From manu- 10
loot IRON tie capital 10 every valley aud y!ll.go,
the wnols body pOiuc is, IA The words Oi Sscsou
Writ. iull OIL - uisou.es.' IL Is alnos; pact nope
t.,., even peace shyAid heal tncm, but lie longer
tue war lasto tho more incufa,le they become.
mr. ROEBUCKs MOTION.
In the House of Commons OF Juuo I'D, Sir j. Fer
eusson called attention TO The motion 81 mr. hV"'
huck .or tho recognition VI the southern sintcs
America. and urged tLai, considering tue change
.ian Il. IN tig cha .er Dl