, 1861-11-08
Cbira9n:Gtiht,,1e
Gotten and the Bloekade~-aVVAy EoE.
lama CAAnot 1AToERo0es
IFrnm The London T1uaek1

AtGt g AelA QVh III s10A4A R5 AaluME1 10 CQQ1a2 |
tAelE tw1 Institutions a1d work ont their oan
3ss:;Dy. IA The Interest Ct 8 people Is, 30 for
tic n.Gst part vii! be thsir principles. WHAT
ever E1ay have been The feelings Of the Man |
GEcal*r W2r1d CT s1lFvIy, vi ;L!aver may have |
been their cpltlors cn English interference
the part cf the ccttcn growers Z: Ansrica.
Ii tic North Gces 10: v1iaEeip.t. the slaves,
Why should it forbid tlis Transmission Of the
F1os;uce Which slavery gives to rlclk!nd?
Eaglse;m:n, they think, may, with safs con
ssleGcs, take which st3e they a:Se- I:i.:r in-
.sEests bid tocm 10 G:aist the South ii gS5.
ting thej7 cs-g3ss ae7o2s the Atlantic, and, as
%s keep up . Large nsS3, it '.ill BIZ s=sttr o1n-
p!oyed i. ;aising the b,oesada Of c. .rltstea
ard New Orleans tha2 cruising 5etwszn aI;ii-
ts11auean Do1:s OF lying ut cncior It S,;tasc1.
10 Greah tie blockade ct ihe Confederate
rc.;s is sEc-s.r7s :iE-}g to os 1hc Counsel Of
re 1 eA1rs2e perry sa::'i'gg Tie manufactures
ernn4sat tas5 viii, Perhaps, ha1diy venture t.
acp:, hus they may think that (. l5nd on.crs:
;.fcdae;DS ctsEce CT 9 collision be5Teen tae
zwc eouat:iss, msy dispose the Pcop.a Of Lbs
A0I:A=1h s.atss 70 ennls 70 terms, AID pu: an
end to tEs war. Thus tic Two clmE,l:nities
which live by cot!cl-aka gro"sss ii tbs
s1uiEeTE StaIes ill the manu- facsurer5 here
Eiay be feEEu cem3i1Ed il tae saEe l5i:ef-
that il, 10 enforce tho aeknowla6s smeut oE
Southern Independence By eznbroi;.n3 Eug-
@."A@.+ 49, SAV 4$%AAAAs Ii IL U&ttAA GHLHE
tnat tie Southern p@eple have I'll alGng couat.
eu oa Eac1 de:Ga2GS baiag made il Eay:aDI
as tE2sc Ct which We ale uoH 6pe:king. We /
Ehca:d be so11E that azy such coaqictioo
6hcpid gain ground in the South, for it Is 10
part ct tnr dEts % Interfere in Iais nrrjsht- |
eo1is qazrrcl, and 7:;z !e*1 scre .taas England |
sacu1a rather undergo Muca suffering Lia:. |
break through tha pl.i1 rules of interntlt;oca; |
3a::. Having Recognized the Coafederates as
helligecea:z, nc are bound by lava which |
r-1, ,41 t.& Ar>< /
kloeEa15 which the 1,31the:n States have
established. This bioeEaas has been Glly
zsczifit5, it BIS already been aes esHoTltse=: hg
Our G3TG1nnent, and Submitted to by our
naval Officers On tie tlafion. tt break IL IA
any Ta7 would Tie ao act Of s7a1 as3a:ns5 III;
:.oss:l::is5 which noigAs Et!zo7 Hou:t: c:.2sti-
ia:e Ell aij@st Tlf Gn cur pas:7 E:lics,, ::!iatr
i5er its l=eae, vcG:d stain til3 reputation .!
Ills ccuH!IE aEl expose us 20 IEe jasS =e-
E.1S- cos c:. the Americans IN Gfssr times.
SuE3 acss, Ee feel sure, England vii: Lot
commit even 10 s2ve her gree; 1naaulacture.
Wherever The N@:tler,er5 Shall Gayo essab-
.;5Sed an GtI5CtIa: blockade they VIII be free
to Keep it Up Without la:=r;GIcz:ce oE sur
rart. Bat le=e acott=r ccrsiierss:ou s.risss
l. Inc blockade everywhere eTectuai? 1t
cert2iniy Is Eof. As might be exyzcts6
ESen seW fli2etes SID corvetsEs undertake
to zeal up trSe lb0utaIl miles Vi c5a5t, there
| is il the great Maje1its Of places no bloekrd.
| atzlL Few c.ly OF the American vessels are
Etesm..s, and those aye nat Of the faetest class,
| The ecIst 4uEEce l3 that vessels are rEn1ins,
i tl.s blockade every dag. lGe Feder:1 as1tho.i-
| ties are just HOW il a great p3:sion because c
s1asner, :h1 Bermuda, h.5 COS into Savannah
with VtTF large cargo Of !Hunltic1s Of waT.
Tila& such 4 salrg c2n be dona C: OPS Of ias
| principal Atlantic Fufis sloT how ilef5G-
tual must te !ho gene-ai blockade OF the
ecast W3 eacnIG therefore remind the Gov
eIms1t at Washington that it is only real
blcckaue that foreign Eatsols ara bound 80
| z@ecgI5Z:- But we n:uet aito 1euli1.d our Lii:
c:=lire friends that She eye:.t also shows tt:.t
the cutting CT OF sh5 cotton GuppIiss Is tEe
vs>2A- ef the Scut!: as well a5 the N5rat. Il
! slips Cal get II, I!;ay ca. G:ED get cu5;
arG, j: the S:'Gth ds5lSe6 10 s2l1 Us c0tto1, ii
has Ets l2cs5d t;:e oI'porfuoigF. But Il
s-3S Il, f.: ,;nis t;ur ;1.;:t all c2tEon exporta
i::;,: Frs hte:. 1z-Ei3d5n by she C2nseiezat
! GGSo1nEeat in csdas ts.:t s.;elg: nations ma:
| he ln1cId 30 1;Ee G tsd2 il the QaarTel. Z
wau:d i'll htcc1nc EEg:aII % make herself t,.
| 1cll oi erc1 r :sch:Datlone.
E,E,e y1ez:z CT szse E:ebaf@.--TttotT AZ
: bes44 ny.
T. II. nuz!t, Ct tho Oiiio Stale Journal, +;
ccG;ly :Sc:r:lii :; ;:i::l;:1zl lazy 10 C.lun1bu:
| E;-, tze headquarters 2s Generals Pillow al
Pc1E. He has written 9 long lttier, giving i;
l
INTERVIEW WITH GEN. POLK.
We found Ger. Polk il ;n7:ca znore comE:r
ai:;e quarters than G7:;. P:!1es. and rs.ht
Eo-s sSe;E:.y: il, Lis COL: ol.y. ff3 IS Il liz:
!arSe, greg headed szsen, ratiser a;ni.ble :c23!
:cE, b.t ,:lesa:1:. 51y case s7as p:essa:sl Al
! 1i!s I,=i MiEEs. :s:diiy k:s-E:ta: He b:1:2a
. d:1}a1e ti:s TsaE, sad ,:u;;l$rtd Il wsa: cur +:
lst il lie Nozth Intended BY i. lie tiionE
:, they ca.lt t, stop i: c: c7:e: as ,he! con
: s@: ::Gss;iug u rs ccI.,,=,nas.u: Sc. z.s:z5
Il :.sr: EoS Is Inuid settle.
G.n. Po:E.-"G5 giving us all that bticn
- - uE."
& -. "Wii'a* belongs 10 ys,a:'
Gtr- Fclk.-sAl! ths5 Gas always bsen :
@Do ::a wznt asli:zouzls' s''
,z t;*r. Polk.-" Yes, tls.t "a cnz=, ess&ouose
= "Do ycu wszs Kentue5y:''
=: s;n;ys le1n e.,l::==..i:erst 1be sine-4
49,. i" But Keatueks do,.'t !yapt your
Ger Po@Ew w. ,snf m1l5t aI # 1Hys H;g,hf h. =,
=: Gy1. Polf.--" OF c:n:s:."
+; Is - ts,' .*{eu prst ,. l.sys s;1yIaaa?"
"a Ios: 81
Ger. P1l;5.-"Auy trouble about W4sa5r
:, | ion a1lsss :Icm its unfortunate pcsisios.
). 1cA't sap: ii! remove ii il you want it;
. MaIylcac is GUS"
H;sst:n3toa!''
= THEIR cAMr NEWS
u Tas always encouraging, evsn to tho VII
81 Ping II Jen Taampson at Fsedericktown
= s:pa1led lis blttie there in q very Lace
ca. STYLE. lie TIES marched unca from bo.h sit
AID moved ouG twelve miles toward Gre
- 1i;ls. Hc then turned back a21 formed
e Z! hs!i1= tTelTe laiteE from FfadcEickto
~ "E==re," he says, t7,s ene.ny came out tT'
j. MY cGe, azsd attacked me, WneE I le:E.s'
says he last opl7 eng gun.
rs, !; q The Gs2eTal Rad ne = dispatch hc rcce:
* G5ons Z1}!:ca3er, which Es13s tla: he had (
aea. t1Tsd Camp Dick kco!Hsan WITH grzas los
ars They had & dispatch, also, tr3o1 Floyd
!-s. Western Virg;d!2. H. h22 cnt kosscsaI5
a;s7 DIT to Etecea," and the whole Kunawls We
htpa vas Zow clear Of FsGeral troops.
.cs. The hastle Of L26sbury p 1S the greatest
- tory & ta;s cent tur5-s; coo Gonft1e-ates
;+h met Twelve regiments Of Federa1s aad whip
It," :hezn With d less cf oOo Li1co1a!iFs,
cry SEQ C1rtEdef:tes. j25 prisoners Lad t
brought INTO Richmond st one !i1cc, and
s,n;s | 1t aI.uiner.
C5I H!a,i!v]o Aed besa taken b: our t1oors.
. e. slterwsrds 1e-t*k@n By theirs, and they
= i5 two regiments bat*een Ala4Ie:d and Pail
lnas- u S3lha!t;,
s2ieo They co not want P:saueah, as they G
rs ret roid it lo1E, ard il trey could sueccs
srio :aks3.- it iha Feae.a.s weuId Say they had
,re-< /
SIT snioEis: to;much- They c:si1n that oar
"a = Doa.s can't do tnep1 sny harm, as they
~ ye1y ths, mere she'as, a.id can be sunk in
r ). lrinu:ss. But that they could keep them
50 terrifying Pa,:rcah, SO thlE won't take
. place
THEIR APPEARANCE, sc.
During Sabbath I iad better opports
10 observe than teio-s. o. course, I did
atten::t to learn !nei; strength, rcr their
poses. I cn1y saw what Hss on the face I
Co. ! ciciy- Their want5 are great The ta!
the Ectel YES very l:an-no bnttcr, no
rotEipg in1eed b1t bread, street. potatoes,
ara coffee The soldiers do not have unfit
= They al 1cok ike n1en who had corgre!
together for GONG desaesatz purpose, wit
aIy iGea Ct its enuluments or hcnors. 1 I
.x.F no. help comparing 1h5lr unqss5-t and Il
faSs Etantial appearance with our ceye. The
4 :ss | very carRest, It'll CT tho b7aggadoc:o, an
selfish patriotism.
EAEMENTa OF GROWTH.
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The REtETc EIcEx cities OF tho c.
csc.1! | Ae@ss
~ tor | -
. ata IEIcnc tic II. l. ETcEirg Tost.1