Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

the old ,sition OF the Confederaies from 4 ~
Manassas 70 the hills on thsi. LETT, covert AAq
O, TO Richmond Althoush the N,r,l,pds,' Nv
dissobt .nted. Tiers would b. no ma "a, H. ar
II Bssurseard remaining tiil ard inviting az, a. -
a, the programme If the North must te CO., =
offsnsivo operations BY an invading .rn,.
ter McClellsn must gin to move ard In
set o. tan d'y, from this tims be vi
ration 20 fe he force Of the ieuy. .b,ck u
20 4 gen .rsl sctioo, OF ma deciie hin TO >,
tune Of var BY changing his position and o0,,.,'h
other On ,rter.
An / lslish subject Who has jas, srivet ~.
mo,d says that there has been good deal ~ : u
among toe troops, tu. they are rapidly reeoy.-.
the food IL pie ,tiIul, aud tia. the uen ATE o.,
the best spirits and perfectly coD6deRt Of vc,,,
talk In the army ind c tied an advance srsit.
News and seains. Fortress hoaro" iron H ,us,' "a
latter must prove q trt m ndous I'll rd-r M
OF siege can reduce tho work. Toe ,rioh tss
vas sceue OF great ACTIVITY; all the su, ken ,-t
been raised, and nearly al. sere Dc for rsce ~
exp, ed they would rua past the fortres. uSah
20 tea, where they may operate seri9u, tye,,.s
tainl,, II they do the Uair d States OF ,e,r..e
lost The srt Of "keeping bright loOkou,' t.A
they are not undistiDgu'shsd. Toe e.e,,s -
steamer Bermuda from Savannah, II true NJ
stance of the neglect OF the f,er.. Her e.,,.S
| valuable to the Confederate; among othsr s,.S
we're fsfI
owing 70 the want Of sulphur, were very .sor 49,,
army.
TIE FOOD srPpLY or rRiScs
tPsris (oca 81 Core 1ondsDos o, III. La >, ~.
Itis nov q or ainsd tnat he pane e,u Cd h.,
osepcy in the late wheat crop al least Dr. a, -.
| greatly exaggerated, and that the p'sssat tg,
| Ia some measure, caused by the M @ ver d
parties Taking the most uniavcrable vie. Of Il.
ton, there can be no want OF wheat i,l. uaH M, we
| Tie F.ench pscpe coHsums, on an avrs !, ks,,.i'
YES. 20 the oIher, 80 700, 0O0 becolitre, ,ss,
the, most uniavorabls cseulatons 81 do,, %. .o'
Of the late harvest at so 00U coo hecOltv, VIZ, =,
fci .ut for the Consumption Of TIE couDuy 10, -,
month";, There remain 30 900 900 e'ol ~. ~,
| I'D by foreign countries. viii - Wv sihGdI.I,
DO npo It'd at an average o. 100 600 heetodg, 80
II Al q -. Of 70 ths 40 RS, CT Hgs rs oft,s
rage letter dated Y rsei 10. on fhi.y las 1. L.,
| In III Avsnir On Nsre,ai states 'hi. At ), a.
ton held 10 t"at town lat wesk, whea. sa IA d.,
| lit So, TO 24G III, hectohter.
ruE rrPfpIfI AGAIssr NRxco-sLiLno ~ rul u,r
DivIsfos or raE SPANISH TLIr
tPr0n the London Tines. o;isSEal
| The SpsIisI scre~ steam " 6 " Vods' ~, frs
| Captain Don Manuel hscroh ~, and l. a. ID q =,
| Captain Don .dro del Ci.ilo, l. T. U,iIfsRSs,U
the Is b ils ant These vessel, are o i,sn pat a
destined expect ion to Vera CItE
| Terms CT TIE TRiPARTirk TREATY -EsoLAsDs Iisnu
ToA NusARcuY.
| The IRE pondsnetd VI A.dId Ut the II iI;0.a "a
sta IS that, by the iat.rseniioa uf IN. ap-ro, q
French, z gland has I'D Jpted the We've I Pea NJ
Spain with regard {, Mexico, an that the "a, p,
are TO act In common. Is save sha, their Inleags
/ OCCUPY tor time Vera CuE a. T.mp,c'i 10 Y
Soiia Il 20 supply t~oihrds OF the lsLd ioice, .
20 DO en- D oy.d, and England and FrAnos the otaG.
Il adds mat gland propo 90 70 the three PJEnA
~ allow any P.iace Of the ieg ing tam Ne. 10 ~
the crown Of Mexico Ia the event OF mo3Ac1y ttIs
established In that country.
TIE FUTURE REcHosIs0 or sPAIS WITH xIIg
From the Liverpool csurier
II ever the Americans Tecoyer their senses, taJ y
have good ma accounts 10 settle With sp u
power has annexed the valuable ter ittry OF s. d.
70. She does not cone i hes el In to Htkieo l.,
pares TO invade f. II .vsr the Njrih END soch ~.
from their fuicidsl fret ~ they wii fad thsns r,,
ia completely on S,utn and West by pISu,u
/ tney deteetsd and despsed. The o" HI ION A
prods by Am sriosn dissenlons IL Sp IN ald ,se \,
csely the power which the Americas Gu Q !efse q,
conttmp IDLE + en- Ia uis VOID. ua iJps d, .siu 4
| dvidu.ls are punish by The very bangs az b,
stonged Tns Ans i.ans mai, ii o. ga, ~ A,
slavery mas broken the .i1n; they nave l..ed a,
deal unfairly Win Spain, add SPAN new l!hs T..
menAoes and profits BY tndr dysODa
| A sPAsIsn Loan PsoPos,D - L'ssx
(Tron II, n.neh-sose easrsi4a. ,oiy Al aJ9ail
l. app ara tba. sp I, endeaVoaag ~ tAs- %. o.
600 0OU 10 ,udon and Paris, Gu ffs 10 ont r,sJ
ooads, at Tho prce o. nilsytbree, red yt1tDeh0td
Two year, /. sodd nog BE- very use for og ,s,y, =
furnish her with IN ans woiil soc que, s,l u 1t
ambition. proj c 10 ). uni g.. h,Eco aai sO Il
aud the T.mss gives Al oPpor.uIe WRONG tlH o'l
to her Disgrace nj career, sne Is nIAnciy oa s Aui
| I ~ e.. nd 4.
ODER d wJuld prove totally ulsslesble uny per oaaa'
h;uHy. -
REMARKS OF MEMBERS Of PIRLIlNEiT ONE
AMERICAN WAR.
o. the Is b uls the C1lssry .tor, oi En,I Sti ,si
annual festival a. Castle H,dingh,m s.Eer ,fOs !
Conserva,ors addressed he company among Os,H, q
O Ducaue, Member Of PIrliam ,nt for N,aI EsI y,
to1ching Aneric IN af.irs. said
Some parties con,ended thu; th9 We sn Iestr
undertaken by the North against tie cub, tr'st
which must 90 home TO the heart oil every Egl.IETi
Wis: The ABOLITION OF slavery, lear w 80
told again By other parties TIA. the 0Jntrs srNui
more tina, q struggle bstwse, Free rfsds t9nvs
son, and that that great m nercla chang sissi
10 the cos try with no oGher wslpI ssItl R9@E
| the tongue, must bs fought on. win 1;r I'D az"
beneath the banner o. free Republic. H'EiE
| clned, however, to sea,ci little SOre tseP! ~"
priuary cause Of this DISASTROUS c6lyUlrol id9"
cribe Il TO tho cause eoql 'ntly assigned q. 'asA
BY Sir Inward Bilser Ly .oa, viz: % t1hi''41
Law Of d,msmbsrneat wIlca seemed % sfhE'-
rect the progress of nations ai'er hey h,i i'A'''
certain rengh, America having been ioars4NtFT
ternstura gre.tness BY tho fJrclng ilai,a0si d -'
| cratic institutions. T.,
BE inclined to think also tbs. the ssp,ria0i "A
| lstlJ Witnessed was destined % b. prpnsE oa y.
that the sooner this coaclusiol was sces9sin
basis Of negotiation and peace, the better s'0iLh nv
| the American continent and the uhoe s'4'
| worll. The disasters Of America shooii 81
| no subject OF unssemiy eIul stioo, her sIi
| for We are bound tn America by eE'ry w. "
and commercial; AID he feared thi: e,er' o'f 81
10 America might be fel. Ia the homss Of tbosAf
our fellow counlrynen No csllmi sSsi0 sr]
| that IL was sen, from on Iii ID for our uill''
and the ipterrup ions Of the Anercaa e''0l .'m.
might lead to tn. opening Of r. sh 9 l5' an' -,
| uey TO manufacturing ana cHm uetcl' OF "'f!'
| d'eaded 70 sfs Lass year's s.est vnH -,
throughout the lsng aud bsea4!h o; the ms '~ ~
| disrrisis
Whatever might be the fu'ur, 10 s:o'e Tor q ~
f'c ion, b,.h as regaris tho past aud pr sal! =
home to the heart Of every con'eryiiss Az
stitutions had been somewhat o. enianoa !! VV.g,,
fore rs s1d lauded Of iate year, bus ~he 'e'
institutions suddenly m into air while d,noS'
pl,,e to q liiAry desp )usn ~ s'e !'tls !"
as NJ. Canning did 10 days gone byI "IaAnI a
We arc bora under the Britisn rnoutr51'-t" (
not prepared to sacr Gos the "a ITS AID eiP H 4,
centuii 9, aud the struggles Of nore than go