Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-19

American sdventurers Reputation in lts worst 70 m
might ensne, IT, after the loan negotiated and an
arrsr cement between the North ard South for ami
cable adjustment should be .fected The best way 10
avoid any difficulty in this will be to refuse hna-
oia assistance either the Federal authorities or The
representatives Of the Confederate States
RIELFD ciSsos AND UNITED STATES LOAN As cosFRl
sAsD WAR.
|. 10 the House OF Compons Oh the 2slh Of July, NJ
Gregory aked whether the First Lord OF the rrssuiy
had received any Information that goods coltrsband OF
var among other thiass battery OF artillery, had been
conveyed from this country ~ New Yoik 10 The steam.
ship Kangaroo. and hat loan for the United sta;es
government had been placed upon the Stock Exchange
II So this 10 accordance with principle Ct uoL-
intervention
Lord Palmerston replied that he vas not personally
c0gnizant Of the matters to which the honorable
Der referred but that should they arise they would OF
course, be dealt with by the government.
KINGSTON, CANADA, TO BIS MADE NAVAL STATION.
From the London Post. Government or.aal
Adsices from Canada Of the lsth ult. mention that
Kingston in addition TO being military station, 10 soon
to be made naval one ALSO II sssii that army aud
f,ra Consistent With treaty stpulatons) will be eIa
ployed upon Canadian waters This conleI plated meas
ure appears afford satisfaction there. Several Vessels
Of war are preparing 10 leave England for the American
coast.
GERMAN ANXIETY RESPECTING THR ISSUE
Berlin correspondent, writing on the Slst Of July
states that the anxiety Of the Prusi,n capital pectng
the war news from America was intense The probable
movements Of Gen. Scott and the tactic. oi Beture-
gard canvassed 10 every pcs Of general resort,
aud the geography OF the United States has been studied
Ia all weliniormed circles most atentiyey The peO.
pie sywpa.hized with tue Union cause.
HOPES OF Tux CONFEDERATE COMMISSIONERS IN KURoPx.
The correspondence Of the Independence Beige states
that the J,f Davis commissioners in Europe bad still
hopes of the ultimate recognition OF the Independence
OF the Southern States by England aud France. lie AIDA
that these gentlemen be sangune Ia this pec
but that still they have grounds for the opinion IL the
feeling caused in both countries by the Inconvenience
VI the blockade OF the ports Of the South.
The writer adds that the study of the actual situation
OF shars 10 America engages attention every day
and more the continent Of Europe where this grave
question has already been treated 10 every point OF view
Mr.. Ernest Bsllot Of the Mineres, In pamphlet Just
published proves that IL the in America is proong
ed will heavy losses 10 the Powers VI Europe
particularly France aud England account OF
the intimate commercial relations existing between the
countries particularly with the southern portion Of the
United States which furnishes these two powers with
the greater part Of the cotton and tobacco Necessary for
their manufactures.
Tux REASON WHr.-Ar. Rounded Palmer, noted
Oxford PuseyiIe but of the best lawyers ia England
has lately been appointed solicitor general The London
Spectator explains the in the following graph
The post of attorney general offered the learn
cd gentleman in the most handsome aud hand
somey declined by him, on the ground that be wouli
not conseut to have bs own claims considered before
those Of the soic.ot general, Sir Wm, Atherton. It
was however, absolutely necessary 20 Mr.. Palmer
not oily because his adhesion oonciliated the clerical
9Th Lord shaftesburys support often oends but
because great cvic iaSy.r has become vital necessity
to the Administration The bankrupcy can watt and for
Law reform tie Chancellor is all sufficient but the Pre-.
nisr needs 10 the Commons an assistant competent to
f1atn
lions which likely TO arise between govern
ment and that OF the United States.