The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
OPINIONS IN MANCHESTER.
rFroyn lhc Mnnrhosfor (tavdian IuIv OF

dwes without one word Of rcprobation on an exhibition
50 dsgraceful to our common human nature
OPINIONS IN MANCHESTER.
[From the Manchester Guardian. July 27.l
We now know the end o. the second Confederate inva
sion OF Maryland and pennsylvania. Viewed In compa
either with the antcpaticns OF the South the
must be regarded failure II is one however which
terminates with no discredit to the performers and with
10 the powor By which Il has c!ea Gessra Eoads
has continued the parallel bsiweoh himself and General
Mcclellan by showing want OF the ability or boldncss
necessary prevent the Of the whom he had
been able to repulse. Whie another great battle
Northern territory appeared 10 be imminent and the
suit was waited for with at least as much anxiety
hdence tho Confederate army safely withdrawn
across the Potomac. with the exception Of mn IN
iantry brigade, Thousand FIVE hundred strong which
fell into the hands Of the ederas at Falling Waters ia
general order alleged TO have been issued by General Lee
on the 18th July be genuine inferred that il
was his intention TO try the forum. q war in
another battle. II Is not improbable that intelligence ~
coderocy in The ccrlyF0v Of me pres nj month may hapc
compelled an Alteration OF has plans, for snfont div the
has a. uhch all ne c-rilrbe rources # TIE
Southern States must he cocc4tsd se defence at h.
IL WA be an Inter estng question: TO be cecfcd by facts
vet disclosed, whehe the succession Of losses and
which have 10 record In such disastrous fro
qucncy be not raceatie capital OF judgment
the ambitious determination TO attack the Northern
evidences rebel weskness would have rendered. the in
vaon d0uDly ha2aaoas Lad 1t been temporarily
full and that they have greatly helped precipetc the
resolution that II snonld be abandoned
The current OF fortune II may 30 be called 10 i'sie'
hard me The SOuhfrusrg The
mishaps for Their. which have 10 chronicle day
be expected IL Is trnc but ret the less dam
aging to their strength and spirits Southern accounts
not only confirm the fall OF Vcksburg, which had been so
unreasOnaby doubted bu place the loss Of elective soi
dcrs and arms consequent that event quite high
1t had been rated by the federal reports Moreover tho
results which everyone from The setting free OF
the great army e. long cngaged before vcksburg have
We shall DO jusiincd perhsrs 10 net attaching great i'm
portance 10 the victory alleged to have been ga'rod by
under a. s w n@s %se o
crcpancy between the statements respecting the
number OF prisoners sa.d y have been made IL this
action--onc account placing them nj five thousend and
another st two to show that there
authentic report Of the anr 10 depend After the
capulaon Of vicksburg. clearly the business Of
General Johnstn withdraw quickly possible from
that vicinity the troops which he had collected with the
equally the business OF the federals prevent his
Gaping, aid my engagement which took place between
federal victory, seeing that the object Of the Con
federatc commander in hghtinr wonld be 70 his
OF vicksburg was bearing fruit qrte as rapidly "a
could have been expected. Port Hudson followed
aud considcrabe stores Of costly ma,yis we're s,r,cI
from the available resources Of the Confederate
army tTemaios % be seen whether any fresh cpstruc
ton can DO extempor7cd at some point the rver
but Tor the time at least. the navigation OF The Msss
slppt by federal ships q war not merchant vessels
districts OF the state Of Mississippi be regarded as
not conquered, at least denudcd OF their natural de-
tenders nor does any hostile force remain between tho
federal occupants OF hse regions General Rosecran
army In Tenncssrc lite lac position OF General Bragg
at Tuahoma having been clearly laid by federal
successes in Mississippi hear without surprise that
his retreat. extending gDay 10 Chattanooga has Secn
still further continued il is said 70 have been brought
TO . pause at Atlanta, in Georgia, where tho iasc
ton " two railways connecting the West with the
Atlantic constitutes an important depot q intcrasi
commerce. In this respect tho position o. the Con-
cderaos has not deterioratcd for what their enemies
gain BY the apparsnt mastery large addoua tract OF
territory Is more than made for by the m
Guilty which Gen. Rosecrans will experience ma ming
MS attended communications. In tho de'ences Of Charles
Of the attack by Monitors which appears % have
Sy
90 thc North. resulted 10 the federal capture Morris
outside the harbor, TO the defence II which /, con-
tribuscd In only secondary degree; but Is pond
TO future land operations in coss,na~ VIA an attack
b. scd.
receive by mail intelligence Of oshor events,
which may possibly come 70 supersedo In inoree, tho
fluctuations OF the campaign Tho between s. sat
opposing principles which divide tho North fuy =
continent and between the individual passions s3a
terests which have more to DO with ,he struc TO-
10 not carried ony tho Potomac and tho pt
son the ssrousness Of The popular ousbresk rrovosed
In New York. by the attempt 70 enforce the draft
WHICH II <. iss
The highest authority In the Satc declares the o New
surrecion snc hs practices evidences o. the justice ,S
view SUFFICIENT for the moes skeptcA intellect the
time when our last advces loft On the morning Of saur
which names for the CONSUMPTION being drawn
stormed By crowd. who destroyed the papers put The
enrolling officers flight and set Gro 20 the building II
In significant circumstance that the admirably disc
pincd and equipped ire brigades OF the ctyan inpor
tant political power In theusevesrcfused to extir ss
the flames, and the whole block OF buildings conse
quently burned 10 the ground The spread apdiy
10 other parts OF the city, o the popuacc bong
apparently directed chiefly against property
against the offices Of newspapers notorious for ab tion
crvor and against the negroes. fty Of which unortuna
class computed 20 had been killed. These orniid
able demonstrations has boon met by cfn3ctins
measures the part Of the authorities: firstly, by
calling troops between whom ana TIE ~ pie IRE et
conflicts had taken place with large loss OF fe ON bctb
sdcs and, secondly. rs Il reported. ~ suspenang tM
execution OF the ccnscrpecn IN acccrdAnco Wild ords
received IRON washIngtfn. ne oomm"s,on' however.
had sensbly abated - the tnifu Gay IN tue
evening ~ the 18th business was entirely suspended, tb,
shops were csosed and sns uppcr rsss thc CITY Wa
held by tho mob who coutinved 10 burn, pllagc and
murder Il pleasure. arRe military force was espcced
eAortIv "a arrive Baltmore ard a. this paint N.
breaks a. Tbs sequel wiz 30 waited for with
fail senee M tbe Important consequences with which
~ ~ sraught 20 the ~ the aud even 10 the
~ ;sstence n The Federal administration
OPINIONS IN PARIS.
rFron ire Paris Sicce, July al
=. A,er,cs the Of the fcderals does not 6sn
an bat slavery PARTY reduced The drest exxe
nssv bae lest despArate e6ort IN New YORK Isse
fortnight go the Cosrsr de- Ea Una announced chs
Of 4 conspiracy In which belyeve