Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
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need va saw more THAI that we shall be grahed hear
from Monroe again. End often, at an carly day.
New OiIean, Chat.
From tho New Orleans Crescent of the aSj, We copy
the following FREQ and easy talk on matters aud things
10 general, in the great city Of the South
taxi on CHANGE.
IL vas remarkably qaet on the grand Cerondelet
Yesterday Our locality rus dc Camp, seems to be the
great centre Of movements. On the grand boulevard
Canal there was very little going forward beyond retail
transactions. There Eere some remarks about blockade
aud recognition by the great powers OF Europe Weare
getting tired Of tie talk of recognoo therefore our nu'
merous resders will excuse US il quit talking on the
subject Toe ouy subj brought forward a. this time
IA among the Bears Ia c0toD that very active txsrons
are being made stimulate the production oil cotton IN
East India is however, graeiou,y conceded that the
efforts to raise cotton in India not expected to en-
large the supplies from That country for the mex. year
OF course cotton blockade and recognition form the
chief topics at the generally selected rendezvous Of the
treoueners on Casnge tits settied fact that the Ian
c,hire felix's get along till the lat OF Nay next with
tho s:ocks known TO b. on hand at the last dates Al
though there was American cotton, or cotton from
America Southern Coufederacy-knovn 70 be an
route for England yet there were l66 0C0 bales mt sea
from India against only Al OCQ bales sSme time last year
In taking OF the great cotton trade must not over
looked that the general condition OF trade IN hAncneser
or rather lancashire has ben exceedingly bad Tor
months past whea 10 revive no Que foreie. They
pin 10 thrk Ia England tina. there s something more
than strong probability Of short supply OF cotton fer
Manchester spnners There rot much use 10 ticking
about cotton II an Eogsb, French or Spanish vessel,
or the vessel OF any nation should pass the blockade CT
Ter tie Mississippi river aud arrive nj our syec, We 90
not eff,r the least encouragement 10 load her. Such
yesse might tss cur port, proceed 10 Matches, hs1
take on board essgo Of co,on spd proceed 70 sea IN
roa,s for Eossld. Ia fse the tJh u uers hays been
several chsaees o vessel to prcosed 10 SEQ via tho Pass
'oaife As the vessels were no, resdI, ths move;
nsDs Of the suahpats spfaANd to 10 eehasa 10 ees'
| dlfsnsss'
Tia general business Of the Gig ta.ri yer: lte for
comment bel,s.es ard sGsst ere coming 20 rsfsss
wish ralssy sized ,hopsh thefs no sEssd IN re
manGaf RtIeA log pSipss ara aeeeded TO- we Ne ask
ejH 10 n ssnfs par pound for eusat csu be dsen'
ed living ptass. The dsmaSd for rOlasva, continues
| fee. fbs sblpHH1;s icy AlIbsai aud eietsn are
large; GREATS II tSaeis OF i,rri;r sscec5s.
fsere Was some talk about the cps, 8 81 ceremonies
A. Pensacola Toe Esfsiats have ycFy few fes'li On
ANITA h)ss and Of uot!se Ivy dSHsDd 90 lhei' lotg
sans not llns 10 con, 70 close dIir!ers TIL re vas
| ySry Ii TO gong yesterday. There was SON tax
| about the Brokers' tfes In the Confederate baidicg
thats on tho northeast corner Of Canal and OH Ivse
sreeta where shaving carried in the mos. artistic
s.yl2 and which soma felix's say ough. 10 attract the
attention Of the authorities at Richmond. We are ask
o. what is Postmaster Gsngial Reagan doing, Or Why
does not President Davis give little attention to The
which was SO uumerousy ssred on Carondeet street Q
few days siice urging chlnse 10 the t,e, been for
| ward d to Richmond; A private mail will os made ~
20 day for foreign countries irrespective OF any Post
master Riddcl, aud BIO forwarded. Mchsever, oil th'
Southern Eyp;ess Company will a's) spatch mail CT
Tuesday mex for Elrope al muncaons or letts Fl
forwarded by McKAevrrs Express will reach their tsti
nlton Il is attended that THE mil shall reach Tampe'
the % Instant In time for the British steamer NC
Keevers acelLs stationed al the way through, an'
| 4 has the advantage
any mails fJrwsrled from our postctice; besides,
, Commands tho corh lence Of the public.
We are compelled TO curta our talk this morning, a
The Governor, through h'jorGeleral Lewis, the Brig
aiers and Colont' has ordered ell hands to ap,ar o.
parade We have TO spygest 10 all 20 obey the Etacu
tive recommendation, though It msy be ltlo incoa
venient Better 10 submit 10 recommendations than 4
await The parenp.oIy orees through martial law. II &c
Communications are not regarded, martial Law may b
dsclAreiI then banks al public associations. ccur'i
Idees and all officers OF Law will have nis. III
Board Of Currency would also have TO lall into haS
TIE YANKEE STAMPEDE FR0a WILD CAT
The Cincinnati Commercial OF The Is instant con
Tins the following reference to stampede Of the lie,
slams fiom Camp Wildcat on III, l2!h inst;
"AsoraKR Dls6aAoFCL RE1RsAF.--The news tina
the Cumberisnd Gap expedition has uaie absurd
ruinous resIcat Is enough to sicken the whole county
There has been IN GlSrm both fae and foolish aud
most aocminable stampede While The E'st TeuIe q
ars were burning 10 advance, snd Eas. Tennessee wa
cosver.Gd into trap ior lhSpf.f's army, army a
If commanded By IDIOT, runs away. We have uo hear
10 comment on such b. city III con iiues OF eours
the Tennessee regimeHis in cue array Nil make the.
peace With JeE Davis"
To. Commercial Of the next day after tbs publcs ioI
Publishes lengthy and de,aiad account Of tie STAN
peds, from correspondent; Who witnessed il, dated q
Grab Orchard, Kentucky where The army OF the Liz
colnes halted They wefe ordered TO retreat by Gen
Schoept in con3sqne.ce OF belief that Gen. JohpsoI
vas advancing en- ttcf dlnk from Bowling Green. Will
General Zllicof5r was advancing their front. TIL
retreat rather r)u, equal to that at BGl RAN al
though they had met enemy They covered Che rost
with knspsacks, broken wagons dead bOrse7 and mel
who died from exhaustion. Andy J1hnson WAS at VII,
O4t wien they recaisel the order to retreat aud wa
overcome with despair Gays the letter writer TIE Ec
Tsuncssceans and the Kniuckilns ssora and rave a
tho order, and ilally n,ay all d,s,rted ia such aum
bers, that they were ord,r6d 10 return 10 London.
This extraordinary reirosraie movement wss doubt
less caused by the a!vlncs 10 Columbia Of brigade Of
On. Hardees conm1ad under Gil Clebu:ne OF Arksn
sas who it Eaa reported the atssbcs Of Gen Join
s.on'5 army.
Tho OaoAns and Iaiisnans continued 70 rul for thrc'
dayp, through Rim AID mud, uatl they though! th,n
selves out of danger.
II the mere rumor Of Gen. Johns,sLs advance pro-
dl,ed such cxraordiGary results upon the msginltions
of the Einconle', stampede may lot be exp ,eted
when lie dos advance in force, upon themS The Lin
coln journals should now search for pr-csdcns 10 his
tory to suit this remarkable retreat they did afer tie
rout at Manassas Il ia believed that history viii fail to
furnish parallel TO TIE big scare recorded by o.
th,ir p'rtsans, who bun ming with Indignation,
when he penned tho inicaton to the Oommercia.
AgsEteman, just from LOuisvil, reports the lspe
ration TO be tremendous wien this event annOurc
| ed -Ndskv. Union, 26h
| PROVISIONAL CONGRESS
We spperd let Of the members attending the
| SO sFions CT Congress:
| Aiabana-R W. Walk e, r. a Smith, J l. II. Cur
~, w. P. Oh l:or, 8. \. Hale. ColinJ kcRle, H. @.
| Jones.
| ArkanSa,.-R lbtrt W. Johnson H. T. Thomasson