The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

NEW YORK HERALD, n
" the taaosrs The lat Fourth o. Juiv N auspt
hssSta ~ time the pusI,e orsssu u sxrop~, sad
AstzA she Northernera themselves 10 pniut wntch
nOss Of new csmpaisn. Gsseral Grant hts rsputa
Isn bv sne capture u v.cks6urz, pec. II sote Isas
Ind a. sssafssi Voc gAsA had ~" arsck sss 49,
Assa predciins Of the snas she Gun
Of american freedom ouly semnoraray Ssspesd sus
wfil shine bright ~ aud dazzle the sd
ayes Of the DID Coupuy-we are quite prepared Yor
rhem ana would willingly see snsa aose their usual
par. Of the Fourth Of Jsiy ora,ta which osrss,sly
might be abapdopcd-tkut UAicA cOntGtAs tG his.
ne s,sssssuss '. aea.sa poor cid 0S~ss In end AS
SnAaTy H,nisters Gad .eRoata The people OF
sense and good taste in the Ns-th must 'esein to
aboss the Stamp act and the Tea tax The yhresteued
legislatures, the tmprsoned cissesns, Lord Worth, me
Hsaps, Indian Ailes the devastated Ccuutry the
ocoried and oppressed towns aaa The vare individu
RACES which moro or sess truth, srp laid 10 the
have made the staple every Americas school history
And ecb child 10 She Union tseed aud cher
great annual festival especially ,bsy savs been 90
forth with al The exaggerssons which distinguish toe
q mere ssDy sa With - :Ss
drag again thsss yrsaniss q the past and nos feel
thai, ~aAt changed name,. the taos g beng
World po.isos ' q .liassssos and and q the duty q
kings % uAsutan their aehory thoMght 70 tho
which. according " Ill the legal ihcories Of the ta
bad general authority over thcm The iederas have
gone = lie iuhabsanssof pumbsr Of mo
states their Union 70 keep government which
tney have repudiated mi lions Of who constitution
any on equal terms with themselves, aid oper WAsw
th1y h0se Rether leay morally aEy just control
This war has been carried on with cruelty vhcn Tag
anything that can BIO laid 10 the charge Of Eng
and thou Oh the lapse cishty has sol tened oa
aud has caused humanity 10 DO respected even
in thesmp Towns nave been bsrned down in diabocai
no svhu acss IA
put work In charms wholesale plumber has lmposer
ished the chief people Of conquered State. Congress
80 Ss = a.
lowed IL 10 be understood that It's armies will, soc.
VII, unse.s the popaia.ion ssssray, and divide their
lands among the conquerng sodlery But the rods Of
Georse III have Boone the SCORPIONS O rrssaens Lid.
ples than that which contemplation OF TIE state of
affairs n tho middle Of 1864 shows us % have attended
the Efforts Of the federal The old bOhsiing
about saratoga and Yorktown ought to be heard
among people which has many armies de- tatd IN
,ohcre n. C,edcyats Aav. taken tAsir old part of fight
far e, isberty and hsnor There . SD similarity
between Pope aud Hooker to day aud Of the luck
less officers Of King the last century. Burgoyns
may paraltoed bv Banks, and who knows that
wallis and his little army may MOI been the proto
types Of grander failure the soil q Virginsas
Swiss support to tho Ameriea. Aboli-
tiOM ists.
[From GaignRn Messenger, July 81
committee Oftwhich Nm. james Fazy, Degrange-
GuerTo ana DufOur members Convuk0d pubic
meeting Geneva for Saturday Tor the purpose Of
anords Tho GeDevese opportunity OF maniesng their
sentiments In favor OF the American URion and Of The
abolition OF slavery.
The Hoo AIDE.
VAST QUANTITIES OF ENGLISH GOODS TAKEN INTO
AND STORED AT WILMINGTON, N. C.-ROUrEs OF
THE REBEL TRADERS AND EAss wIEa WHICH
THEY ENTER PoKr-RUN OF THE Lillian AND
FLoRIE-LANDiNa HOME OF DISTINGUISHED
Iwnipgssn, N C (June o., correspondence OF London
Times.]
the American blockade 70 decide which Of the available
routes oilers the greatest facss AID attractions Ny
own experesce during the present year would
prove that regards time, there little choice be-
tween land and water. Upon the i7th OF last January
Potomac and passing rapidly 1ouos wc:a;n@or and
Neg York, stood upon British coll upon the 9Th OF
Februarythas is 20 say upon the twsntielh day after
my departure from Secessia. Upon the 18th Of May
eft Queenstown, and. passing through Hail Ak ana
Bermuda. found the vessel which carried me from
which Wilmington stands on tho night Of the
lh Of Junethas again say, UPON As CensseA day
regards endurance Of fatigue and facility for convey.
Ing luggage, the sei route infinitely preferable 70 the
there maupais quart dheSre experieucsd q the mo
mont Of passing through the inside oockadng squadrop
which, In intensity Of excitement, can hardly DO sur.
Upon The svsssng Of wednesday the lss Jnae, the
Lillian and the For two Of the asetess and most beuti
fui,o the blockade defyng vessels started simui.
taneously from Bermuds upon the first "trip in
ward Which either had ever made Both belong
ation between two rival vessels which not satisfsc.
tory aayed BY their experiences haherso, but which
waits the solution Of further trial. The weather was
lovely, the sea like midam, and favorable beyond
preston TO light draught and gossamer cra
these blockade runners which lightly scrasch the surface
instead cIutching the ribs Of OLD ocean and which in
summer seas have 70 fear from heavy ss0oing
crai, IKE me Rhode Island Or me vandest than has
which leaves Euston square i've minutes In Its Rarely
Aare too more attractive prizes spped through ne has
~ rLuaAf fbs ~
in0 q NOT aisse that they would Be tncaiuab with
to their conuersios into federal cssieys that of the
apa0 a. A insasi s disposal Of As COseerae ooy,a.
nent b1 that board bok Confederate M0-
ma~ya craving palate In Washington aad bsstoa To
many English Captain MaAt lately
known az having assisted Captain semmes and Inc Ala
bama 10 demonstrate that two light, and a. regards
equipmeuss. comparatively Insignificant vessels OF
would have,ttle difficulty 10 driving from ocean q
Tag which, three years ago might have seen upon
every wave Of every may Be remarked thar fh,s
esssn to ~aieh, Of dIndtions, Engia~d ca. ieas, afford
But IL was no, destined that upon this occa-
sion Lillian should receive her baptism Of ire Jus.
approach Fort Fisher dark spo: Ia seen on the
bar federal launch, seen by too late for Capt.
ncr down We pass her within twenty ards ana AGAIN
the expected voiley OF musketry Is wanting Another
me and ssasy or nsvs me
good all " Three tiuS three for General John
ston SIX times SIX for General Lee and in mrth and
laughter and song the night weass away.
Three hours after us comes the Fiore ana heavily
hred Al - she wears nwards But morning finds boto
vessels and their carRoss safe asAher wharf Whining
ton, nor rush 70 predict for them both the probability
Of many returns Az least may safely be sGgured that
II Will take ordinary amount Of speed courage 10
crcumv ent 20 fearless and experienced Captain
hsf and thai 10 his new bis skill and success
win b. not Inferior 70 those which be exhibited in his
old.
TIE DEyEScD on RICHMOND noMl..
But In every other department OF the vast
science Of war there more 70 be gained regards the
present struggle BY studying from . Southern than
from q Northern point q view. 40 ins ADce 10 m
DO asked wheher there upon this copiirent ANYTHING
y DO compared 10 interest with insde view OF Charles
ton and Fort Sumter. s The opinion Of experienced
judges that Me eayAUorn arotnd RieAssond are
tAs wsoa Formidable haf mode,n experience Aos
lsosCn. The novel system Of defensive works around
MOBILE described 20 mo upon excellent testimony O.
the most instructive Of studies for military engineer
know not whether there be truth IN sne ase~rt on
which has greeted here that French officers OF
ability momcptary expected tps SOUTH but ID hes