New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
Erent I.rissiu.

Great HrisSiu.
The London journals OF the 23d all comment
upon Hookcrs retreat across tie R9ppanannock
The Lo,3or 9tmss remarks that operations. pre-
eeded by more nan the Usual gasconaoing have been
followed by tive usual miserable failure, aud strongly
susl &c b a. ~ Gen. III. kr was 40 disabled as 10
mi L. nc defeat of S.fyw.ck rather ar orportune
excu,e FOR retiring than real DISAPPOINTMENT.
SedsNi,k's CJrls was driven across the nver OIL
the night Of Moncay, aud Oh Tuesday mo- mug
Hooker brtan 70 follow Linn. lie bad leit Oh ihr
field tie dead aid wounded in the SUNDAY = battle,
winch indicates lamIy enough that Wien Tue
IuiuUis,s We're driven back IN the last great strug
gle. t.eir retreat Was something hike a. rOut The
aha tered srCy, come qucuiy, had 10 be "lttcTa"n
WIZ the uiruosi canton, and duuuR the night II
succeeded D. getting sy. The Is'ntt sees no
eDd N .he wax 1ut ~ the slow process OF eAhau--
iou a. uer 81 men, 81 HAT rial en- husiahIn when
f,.nts % s'cad q breaches. The neNt few months
ppsi decide wbeth,f tte war Is t. end with the
pTe-cnt veor ~ q 10 the close o. PfesldeDt
lNcoll's term. o. " LATER.
n Baty N,r-s SAYS; " The campaign south OF
the RepIuhaluoCs must be added 10 tie list Of Fed
eral isliures: INT although Gen. Lee announces
gre. victory lie dofs not apnoGnce that he has pur
tue0 a gym. eDemy or that he holds looI oil
gr,ara more than be did when Hooker began 10
move
III, star says: The hoDest confession Of disa'-
ter Would ~ molc diglhed the lart Of br. stan
ton tns be tiily statement OF retreat from pcaden-
thai tol,iCrTaiiOun. the more authoritative hu-
olent tuai oiieoslVe operations VIII be sieeaS
RESUMED. -.
her. ~ r. . general call for Fremont and the Black
Briss0et TIE Black BIigsdts are hlling up, An1
Erri,oni will lave hls DAY.
The N-raif says t0at Hooker bad 10 ALTERNATIVE
but fOTe'Teat.
~, tfr.5rg Past observes that the Southern
General have been ceusured for not following az
tb,ir victories Considering tie Gcuiiy Of repIac-
ins men on q a comparatively small popaleion II
does 10, blame Lee for not renewing The attack on
Ho. ktr'- !n.f, but does not uudeislaLd DOW he
mnnaced % allow the Federal commander TO elect
bIs retreat win such iac1iiy.
The Cors EJomiher states that tie party VINO
rspr, IN I'd himself - an agent empowered 10 tn
o. O. a Ltrgt number Of labOers N tiat countrs 10
co,,rjet- some unfinished llue Of railways and who
offered The intending emlgr4nts passage TO AmeIIcA
o. o. r ayfpept Oi three pence, lufheo OUT 10 Oe
.swindler' az had Gtcamped.
Hesery, Crosiaw 4 co. Of London announce IN
Abe iouru,ls tie total destruction, by The Alabama
OF ,r. Am. ican snys Nora aud Louisa Hatch, wIJi
their - gOes IA lat. 4 ~, Ion. 20 W. lie ere"
were IaLoed On the isi.ud Of Fernando Noronhl II
Brazilian reral settlement. The vefsels were bound
from Eugieud 70 the hast Ildies, ana both cafgocs
were shipped by aud consigned 10 British subjects
1t is also announced that the cargo Of the Chare'
Hill also DESTROYED by the Alabama, wac Britirl
prorerty Loud calls were being made upon TIE
briish Government, 70 take instant ACTON IA tne
matter 1890 s.,
AI.;is.yety Society in LONDON on the I'd lat II
W. lated ihst Lord BrOu ham had decluei 70 laSc
tie Cnsr on be mound that such u course wa mere
Is consistent with tue neutrality Wnich every or
eu.h. TO observe in The contest no" gong 0A III
America. ,,.:
Parliament was no, in session, owing % The Whit
snp hoiidsys, and the English political news Is con
seGutntly uHiupOrGDt.
Inc htallh O. Lord Cly dc war rapidly improving
And oot tbs reuo;cst danger WA ANTICIPATED.
Ea~dIev Smith "A rfIffeBt ana ilNU
sDtid member Of religious cif,les. - dcad.
1he rare for the "Oaas, a. EPSON, Voc Won ~
Queen Bertha; Marigold secoud, and VIVID tAird'
IL Il stated that NJ. Naylor, the owner OF Naoca'
rom, won go 90 sterling on The DERBY.
ASNiVLRsAKY or THE AEIl-sLA'LKf SuclEli'
LITTLE. Th0N LORD BRoUCHAH ASD Nh ADAAs-
bDDRSss o. CHARLEs =. BUXTON. n. p
Lord B!onSAaul did not take Tie char at INC 81
nual meeting % The British and Foreign Anti'S
sfv Society, which Was held in London on The 10
of MAY Mr.. Buxton, N. f.. sud thai letter had
been received from Lori Brous nan, stating that Lc
ore Was 70 bG1ie iof putting ham forward 81 toe
Chairman VINO was 70 have presided at the meeting
but be thought IL better no, " 10 the chair, a.
uofo oonalsten' WIN inst neutrality which BE-
thought o Ight to be observed by every Cn- in Tie
comes, now gong Oh III Ancrca. IAe following
letter WaE alrO read.
LEaATloS oyrsE UNITED STATE LoSro~ o.v2l 1863
SIAs an directed by Pfoti-cnt Il t- t-d tate.
u sesnov edge A bysi tne rec g9u 81 re pIo.oe1 q
Of SPECIAL nreas Of tho biI.sh ana foi- u iI-sas
United b. him ti0u ia the medium ~ us cation +, tr.
ban Dss.nie 70 observe tact Lee pecsel.s di.Dr
ever be pTescfyed between to bHited Si.s and (o.
Brtain Ila Lac anon Oi Ls ow. county when IA .
to~sfk Of IT, tsisiy iy b. iAit sIuec ed ssyees IN
may not be oVeftLTo~G to ave " Latis
70 be founded Oh Vie o. huHiso Slsyrry /
further directed 10 fnGl tn iusuco Cf these ene
~ vel the coahdrloe IN tn~ Tcsioen when !.
in the pT0cosd.nfs would enae tbt strlt.tf . tfra a.
tain who continue tlis meeting 20 special rr.issu u
teyeDt uCsice his psr liz 'eLtmohs te Jees i
vc,ye3 nov, be'u iuly ,s..Q 80 ou8r,
which have been made 70 no ~1rsluF Of MstrD.,
u he citizens 81 LCLdO assviAb!r1 K4e~r ID o. A.
evening VI 29tf o. January sst nd 70 he "a lsp. .
Bradford that n.tes0 Of Irpetou lie pTsys tIst you M
eonsiasT he syn .l0sei "a teln eq4. eueytQi m
10 tAe present csfr.
ILste tie lOaof 10 be yous obsdcnt servant
ClAitLEs I5.ANCIS ADAMS
Mr. Ctsflss i. Buxton, N. T., moved tie loi
lowing resUiulon:
IHst, la the opiaion Of thi1 meeting tie Abolition o
ksVsy, dec'ssd % lke 'ac, or td srr ~ 1T Of Ju,
ps1t i he Dutct-Ntst iHdis CofHs, end lt t
ssss-f sae yostrss4JEs VI Pou. tLc on VI a.
s'Tl ~ bl- the t0el crrfyioB 81 The Acan Gayerln,
bISl ssd hsIr ls PVtusossV lr0TGces ~ Wa. AiIss