The New York herald., 1863-09-25
Skw YORK HERALD FaDAY sEPTEMttR lsea-TRpLy


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reclaim Ieishef from ~. Tssermm~na 90 it,4n ,se
s.ptn'-ths "fetaiisn hayng bees asos-~sFty msis .
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stood and aisprd ~ tnels-h sed As'-sta@p laass--
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The hegerenss. there extsts tnsissa frsesa tssst
meat act. reerrea " 'a reosns - An.asn q sesen
Ntrtorm, shth forbtds Zoe srmfux ga eHulrphv "a
vessels To take t@rt 10 has< sFsAss thsse $50 ~setl
Eng nd y =, reaee nui a~~s ~ rs~htss.s se -F- .na
armed . equlppodr fhsi as~slss .heh IA. sis~stv
been rssoiyeasn the ~r@t Stance wesAlive 1850 -
DECISION q u. ~ Sssx js..,es - ss@ : fss
Aes.nars has BEEN sEgs,ies ..l.., ara ue
definite a c~ion- Tnas for the r~e-ant. Ay- s~s ~
er.S ieeui pseefef q tssut a. fges ~ ~ t~s -
deescS IN IN ~ ,so Nv Ie... ~ IN ,ss ~
thorzes the the trsnsac,'cn whch that sest~rsH rs
begnn.
H. however, the Fusi.h government sho "a dave
push things To the erestesi oxt-wt Az "a n ud - sn
mend IN the case of these ne~ ,ese = ffeoes- -
cded against In the Alexandra aaaif NA Hnf h-eh
from the very start In new comf1icson. shfo
Mr.. laird NAV BE- sele 10 prnss th-, ses
ordered OF him aud paid for, not W sgeuls =
the ciliecera,e yetnu,eot. but bv French ca ksn
treaties eoner npoo IN ~, ,e s.sl' ssa bs Sssv .
'he Pfcra purchaser. wso Ars ar all M rveraffpcrs
aag rcm Mcir M rsAeods Wk.Asr Ne rs.-cA rurcAasv
horss 10 reseu heSe rxses 70 hs Cnedrnfes
hs nst,r, and no oas,ness o. IA Bri'sA ece-.~a, y
these vessels II they should exchange the peaceful
coEs y France for the begereat ooors q the ocnieds
raes y" ~ 2 hat m"nsn - traat I~ocednrt r,s,ln
III my ,prear hard to the federal government which
is SO accustomed 70 SEQ everything p.ceed SO . 70
must not forget that tho rights neo,ras he
right White the fghs of belligerents the csccpton
ncutrais to bond to tho exigcpcics OF bci
gcrens rather il Is the duty the latter trouble
rs little as POSSIBLE the tranquility OF non combatantH
War liie deing, which 10 tolerated for fear Of worse
cids nts but spciey does tro'be itself about the
exgenoies of ducss 1t is well enough 10 leave them TO
tho free exercise of their desires.
Gilimore's "Marsh Angel" Near Charles.
ton.
tFfom the London Telegraph, Sept, 81
ine Marsh Angel" the fedcrris call the big gym Of
General Gilmore Inns surely beloved loud en6fh al Fort
TO wake up some Of our critics at home 70 what
American struggle throughout as II had been hole aud
corner intrigue of half dozen politicians, instead OF
grand ana nsulsve atoncment 10 Nemosi or
TO al misake ccmn,tted three generations ago. As they
ha.e under estimated the civil contest, ihcy
oked the Titanic character %: the military duel-pedding
ard ruuf ding over erategcs the map. and blind
eanwnle 70 the revolution which these giant combaan's
mpiishing in the warfare. The same small
critical faculty which 1t tho passion Of peope
and mistakes for the intrigue Of back parlor WILL
siapendous circumstances OF tia fall. Il The
Americans vain Of teing "bo why not do them ibe
Justice Of confessing that they attain that adec IN eir
of oariaeS 7ce IN the Of this fo years' sr0oic
thy hao al cred u complexion Of the science d,rsoon
timac cnesscdy initiated ip naval tactics
ne plates OF bttb hardly yet by the salt
ready every country that TO keep The sea armed
lifting out vessels ater their knd-pondcrous Goisshs
,mpion water Now it ia revolution in ihe art OF
attack by battery and defoncs by bsttlements which
theee energetic lighters have devoioped sumter 4.
dorn-breached and shattered into such ruin that
hardly one stone stands upon another OF the fort which
nrst rev the flag OF And this after repeated
failure with such artillery 40 could be made TO float
board ship has been accomplished by enormous cannon
n1ed on land battery aisohargng u Of 200 pounds
- SIR William Armstrong could Hst hare
done is soom, but he Gould have dous III and Mr.
sech place sumter. Bmnesher Of them has VT sso,s
a'anyihwo iAs TIE range o'd acea,acy, co~bnea 70 a
she, r,rnors frcs, Of omore and DaAgsn, for the rsa
ary sesas al H. Yea y "s 4atory us aasr i'T These
american officers have Ore! in their yrfession laid
svecd and kept s work throughout three days siege
guns the IKE Of which for weight were last used when
Nahomet oesiesod eonssantuope; and there hardly
eIa ooo 900 serlns ornca.ions than Csa sny ship
penans sSs facts @ ant and asssis xncn can an. enable
regards shs splendid psssags Of scientific warfare
70 do more than wonder and watt. ono ract already
yards away from Gimors's forwai dest sap were
the ombrasires of another fort-ssBatery Wagner
while sumter, ~ We have aald " o two or three miles
Off The same pondor0us guns might have been turned
upon Wagner At two hundred yards loss space than
ordinary brsachng disapce In past But because
Battery Wagner isan sarhwork Gilmore ID sapping uF
y lace to take by Storm while his great
resting Idle after their triumph, because all they
could do would be to knock the trim slopes and giacs
the work iuto ai.cocked ha OF scattered sandas
trumpet t0ugued TO the method OF resisting such
tiarys The sand hears that army throw up Ia
seIi defy the tumbhng &c iron, and even tn,
volcano ike exploding shells: masonry and brickwork
down before them. or course thers spots--an,
Sumter's ruined foundations stnod thomw wher
garrison must live a. well % fight. and where pcr
maIent work ID ndioased. But " Battery Wagner fall
Storm amid the silence Of thcse tsmsuduous piece
that swe rebeous sumter from the face OF It's artncis
slAnd shall sssuredy AJAX again whether the rage 70
trim brckayers' and mas ns work has not made ou
def arpneom and the government little obivious q
what earth aud rand do with casenates and stou
| hearts bohind thems
Letter from C0loncl Hcc cksr.
from the London Newa. Sept. IL .t
1hs following ietor has beeu Addressed 10 Karl Biin
by Frederick heckor, the well known German repnb
the fret Germans that raised regiment support Of th
/ federal canse:- ss-ss- -
CANP OF E0HrY sKcosp REolMvx1 TtrIHosl
WALNUT Rrs CHrRcH. EnAn wAnsKx1ox, VA
i tIost mark OF Washington. August a. -
Ny nsAR FKnxp-As you sec from the superscription
bosds aked soil Il Virginia = The dovps
aton aud dosoiaton OF this part the country you maj
easily imagine. write the present letter on the hall
destroyed pulpit or chapel 10 ruins where my head
quaaters arc. Ny bravo regiment, which has been
| down % the number o. two hundred and fifty mea, 4
1 ~fcAmred thu auyrn he mn