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


milton of the rebel STATES complete understanding
exists between England aud France on be subject and
any disaster to the Union army will DO followed instant
" by al acknowledgment Of the South. Nay, en- by
means that even victory and rout under the aus
pices Of G su Mcclellan Uoali alter the matter.
The Osleans Princes have caused great outsry in
Eurore The English press cannot forgive them for
siding with The Northern States 10 the present struggle
Such an exirple il is felt, will have great moral ef
ect on all Europe and the secret, tina underhand, the
vie enemies OF our glorious country sps Gus their ven
ON at those noble PGince,-.hose unfortunate young
men, deserving of praise aud cOmmenda;ion instead oi
the abu 80 that Is showered upon them. ,H. 10
rHE ATTORNEY GENERAL or ENGLAND ON THE COTTON
. .. CRISIS.
. From The london Herald. Oet.lS.
On Tuesday night Sir William aihertou, Attorney
General aud NJ T. for Durham, address meeting Of hls
constituents in the Town Hall In that city The chair
was occupied by M. John Henderson.
The Attorney General observed in bis speech Sir
William next referred 10 the subject of the foreign p)cg
IT the country cng and expressing his adhesion % the
words employed by Earl Risse a. tue banquet in New
castle on the previous evening With reference to the
American war Earl Rhsss had observed that nolhiug
ut machef would appear to be possible from coniin-
ance of thai Tie sword did not bad. Il snndered
and seinad 20 BE- TO impossible that IL the event
OF one or the other Of those States being yctorou, in
the field union should be brought about 10 consequence,
.Lt,h sIouId either resemble the original u non OF
shch shoui have 10 iself either the elements oil ad'
vantage or durability |. must be the wish of every one
that th. unlortunate struggle might come 10 an early
oss and that boodhed ia those countries might cease
Bnt that struggle had asp CT rather Important 70 M
in It's bearing upon the commerce AM industry especial
)f the northern parts OF this country Lst them take
,he case of the Of Laucaser with very extended
lopustion with millions upon millions OF capital il.
Vested in mills aud machinery in the manufacture oi
otton The employment OF the people, the employment
# cautel tic cI ployment of machinery all dependCg
mon the raw material and Withdraw cotton from LIN
,sshire how bread 70 find is way to toe mouths
4 the NotkmeO, 1t WAS very difficult TO understand
therefore IL was impossible without hazaeding any pre-
fiction TO look this great evil full in the face and TO
onsidr the possibilities Of the coming winter without
great aarnat least anxiety Il was to be hoped, how
ever that an oyerrung Providence might bring about
events the circumstances of which were at present
unable TO discern or predict. ....
.-s Tux BLOCKADE AGAIN QUESTIONED.
[Pror the London shipping Gazette, Get i9l
The Question now for the coas ieraon OF our go7e n
ment and thst of France is how long sha the present
tate OF things be suffered to continue? How long Is
maritime commerce 10 be embarrassed 10 suit the We've
of ,re Cabinet OF Washington? IL We arc TO tclussce
in the c.pture aud couscaton oil British sps ana tner
carpoes which commit offence except That they nap
ne 10 enter port contrary to proclamation oil when
ihey NAV not have heard or II they did, which was un
summarized by the presence OF ned force-f ports
;re @ ,arestor Wilmington and Beaufort are to be
der blockade and u1der blockade at the same time
nd Al the caprice Of the Federal Government or OF those
who do their bidding, Elgiiad may al weI a. once s
her policy, aud acknowledge on0o ioe VI" 1'
v OF paper bockades.
Irroa the socEpor: (Eng) Advertiser, 0iober III 1g
SHORT rIur IN THE STOCKPORT MILLS. -
Az wa anticipate the fruits Of the present parawok
Ing are thus early beginning to exhib. themselves ior
in those tlrs OF the borough where the machinery OF
the mills has positively ceased to run, the hands are drV
aNta Iaf
themselves and children by suppieAtion for relief.
volck FROM BEYOND rHg sEA. t.s-.
The Baltimore "News Sheet" says: ... -.
eve publish in another column remarkable letter
from Mr. Boernstcin the United States consul to Be
men. in regard TO the popular feeling existing in Eu
zone with respect TO American afffS. Mr. Boernstsin
,iiresses his letter to the 81 Louis Anz'ger, and It
has sipcs been published in the German correspondence
AZ this ety The writer s,aca frankly and unequvoca
IL ,ba, All the active and energetic symcathy displayed
N EuroDe and more especially By al the classes excep
,hs very moor ia undoubtedly in favor o the Southern
JL,nfederacy This almost universal belief in Europe, he
saws Is that neither reunon nor reconstruction is pos
hle exceut on the Southern basis. Ha deplotes the
codness eynced towards the North among all the intel
gent classes without exception, aud the evident dlsia-
Sor In which the policy OF the Federal Govern,
| ment /. held This letter, enianating as il does
from one of the most prominent revouiions's OF 1913
aud also one Of Mr. ncoas warmsst supp ,rters Is uot
only bold frank aud manly 10 t5 tone, Dub Is espcm
valuable at this time as coming from writer whose
.borough Acquaintance with tht popular mind Of Ger.
many aud OF other Eiropan Safes cannot be doubted
1 .ii xrxRrsrrsa LrrrxR PROM LONDON.
The Washington Republican" Of the 2sih, pablsbas
several interesting extracts from private letter writ! 70
BIZ q genemin ia Londod to geailemal 10 that ctJ,
, from which We extract the following ~,
The rews Of the disaster Lexington has just reiched
m, will not stop say what you know slesady-tha'
Il has deeply ell cted send you the TINES, OhFon
co and Telegraph with leaders on the subject that viii
let YOU know what il thought OF that defeat over here
Rat now must tell you what il be the effect of it
In,ess tie AK. few days brings over the news OF bril-
Ian.and decisive yciory gained BY the Federal Govern
mo, over the Confederates, Eng md will certainly n
onoe try 10 raise the blockade Of the Southern port-
told Won she was OIL the fence You will see u annnun.
ssd In the Tines OF this day which send thai Lord
Joht, Russell la, said that be "wi consider OF the pro
nriety of sending out ships Of To rssethe blockade
But 90 you know think that Is partly in'incsre? SHIPS
olwar have slrs left these ports saug Wetwmd un
Jar seal,i orders From all that gather beivssn
the la c,nadeuces the press ani the ciuons gossip
of john Bull at his dianer table. think tha. there s no
doubt that the destination OF those hs Ia 10 ths South
erp pori where they will cruise TO wait further orders
70 be carried ou. TO them by fast sailing war steamer
What those "further orders viii be, you may easily i'm
Il A.ln At