Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Hirild.
PROBABLE EARLY RECOGNITION OF TIE REBEL
CONFEDERACY BY SPAIN.

WARRINGTON. Sept lS-1here are sound reasons for
believing that he spanish Government have taken tho
uitatorJ steps to recognize the bel ment OF the
Confederate States IL s bell we'd that the reports
shout the conduct Of the CIps Geper. Of Cuba have
been thrown GU by the Spanish authorities to feel The
public pulse and that tie Spanish Minis er ], really in
possession of instructions 70 recognise the S1uhern Con-
federacy in few dys Whether this erier s contingent
upon another defeat OF the Union srms is not sear.
Tua. the Spnish Government naturally entertsns an
unkind feeling towards he Government OF the United
States Il an easy matter TO understand on account OF
the Offend nifesto but when II 10 remembered that
the authors Of thai paca document are the leaders OF
the present rebellion t Is strange that Spain should 60
mush admire them 70 desire 10 reccgn - their bogus
Govern and above the present genuine Govern.
ment composed of the old and firm friends OF Spain, ard
psrticul ry that class of men who fought q Buctsnsn
Government 10 its attempt TO steal Cuba That some
thing gor on in the Spanish kingdom, Of myse rors
character evident from the ac that 70 night the SPAN
sh Minister gave dinner bis residence to ,I OF the
prominent foreign mlisers IL was not only myster.
ou. bat highly important affair. The parties pres Mt,
aud the points discussed will serve for future considers
lion That the dinner clre OF il suficisn,.
EFFECT OF NEWSPAPER REVELATIONS OF Ma
VAL MOvEHEHrS.
The conduct of the New York Tribune in eIposnc, or
Attempting to expose the programme Of naval ex
pedi,ions has become very emoarrs s. g and n stms
instances caused chipg3 In orders heretofore issued
IL IL to-day a subject OF inquiry by the Government
~htrs the leak In the Navy Department il, by which
means the Tribune has been supp-d with the secrets Of
the Department The unpaotic disposition Of the Tr:
bune managers In attempting to expose the operations
OF tie Navy, is a subject Of severe comment here.
LOYALTY IN CONNECTICUT-G GREAT UNION DE-
MONsTRATION IN Hartford.
HARTFORD, Sep. II "A large concou'se OF citizens
fro ali pairs of the State assembled here to-day 10 lis
ten TO Hon D. D. Dickinson and others
K,jor General James T. Psan presided. Al the poll.
teal parties Of the State represented AID places Of
Business were cosed during the meeting. Mr. Dickin-
sou speech Of the best Efforts, aud had pow
effu Effect Senator La ham. OF California; sent letter
of sp loey for bis soserce, fn Of Taaiotic spirit-
Thomas Francis kesgher cent despNch 90 follows
81 canno. 20 to Hartford TO-DAY. 90 TO the war.
Taking Is over. Fight is The world"
The LOYAL sentiment OF the State u fully aroused.
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvEN-
TON
woRcrsTsR, Sept ls.-rhe Democratic Gste Conyen,
ton met 6ere to-day Moses Bates elected Prssi.
dent aud after some preliminary business, the foley.
ing nominations made: Isasc DAVE, Of Worcester
for Governor; Eisiu O. Bailey, Lietenant Govrrnor.
Resolutions were adopted giving as the motto Of tho
Cosysnion, "Ths Federal Government: IL must tnd
shall be man.ained.7 Sas siniog heartily the Admins.
tratiou In the vigorous prosecution Of The war; assert
ing ss their principles separation reverl-Unioa for.
ever 4"