Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-20
-,n,t 10 make captures although

F--,rnment to make captures, although
must ultimately be relesSsu. in cnr
;pS liver. does not suit our purpose lor
Is, aoT capture and detention has prsc.l.
::s ., moment destroyed our american
l. y: ,at .novledes Of this and the conv'c.
sou rsva DIPLOMATIC blundor, which
q; f,srful consequences during
1 :'sVT has very likely more TO do with
';'sSs' Eussell's retirement from the house
L0Fa Than is generally supposed. Lord
'TIa.Il has not been a match Tor the
ka,ss~ lawyer, into whose hands the
v esq.,. ,br United States have fallen
-, in plain English, been sh'uc'0iIy
asasa -; a, present 50 into details Of
{ ?eeo ss,WS American policy, but tbs
lem !. nsrhaps, to be found in a very pop,
E: us, the cotton question. Lord
5't.s,y s,,finc that the American troubles
a:tSr ms has, we suppose, like many
:S$ c,ss % the c'ae'us'o" : .n ont ef of an in.
rs co.'s; rsTra can come 10 US Jul Oh an ~
{ OF nc is,s Of the American war as,
'''e I's.Ss supply Of cotton taus. ln loi1
3iI> America" sessions in many parts will
or own = nrp;acing the great manufac-
ii; largely ''rff this is the foundation on
in: StapITf. h, pnsscll based his undignified
4 io.a ..;s policy, he must know little of
ds'S' of Manchester on the cotton
S:Tib he s;oppage Of the American
H. ;s".,a, Manchester, FROM sheer ne
\ g-.c e. ~ >, nieras no matte: what the
-, h." .,.:r. frc,n India, or the Cape, or
b.: S5, iii the meantime; and were
q NY r;srsst TO be destroyed, the stabil-
=: :t eG the nation, we need scarcely
@.,:; b pu, to a trying test American
F. '~~. ,c Manchester what no other cot
\ gives il credit; and the credit
~: qsarui,, been stretched to its widest
I'm thousand pounds worth Of Amer.
,:;a7 ma bs spun aud woven in one
f. S.s;,- factory in . day, end the spinning
ENC ere 40 sooner over than the yarn
=, i sold and drawn for, and the proceeds
20 r.. Gotten Spinncr's bank account
..:,r If the raw material is well bought
80 c;ea: CT. dit Of sixty days on every
.,s%ss3; and il ten thousand pounds
= session is spun daily, at the end ofsixty
l.; he %sp;raer has a cash capital in hand of
E56ll. This extraordinary system Of credit
has grown up between the cotton States
Manchester is what Lord John Russell
..gy others have o~Te.looked; and when
.;i4l supply Of American cotton and
.rs. Manchester. we fear, will have no
.ut 10 >uccumb. Cotton, supplied in
:. caa3iiti.s and on convenient terms Of
All ii re sustain the fabric. A more
.,..e know ledge Of the cotton trade, and q
q: American policy in harmony with
,-;,:: and the law OF nations, would have
;,,el sucn alternatives, and perhaps checked
: ,-7crtss of the civil war, but now we must
~. ~ chance. Lord John Russcll's Ameri-
: r.,;c- must now bear its fruits, and q ces-
q tho vsr or the Intervention Of other
.,.-s sssr. s, lie moment U only prospect
:,sga sayi5u: social and commercial
az.
s,,>r 40 :.AycE UNITED y IN ACCORD OF
!#S aEERiCAN QUESTION.
-. C5..iso3i:ace Of the London Post, August l.,
Tn, ci7il Ear in America, it is believed, is
!. to consolidate and cement still closer the
between England and France. The
r;.a Cabinet, it is to-day announced, is ir
:: SD constant correspondence with thai
:. Eciieriss. The alleged object is TIT
.&@sh.2e&t or the EMANCIPATION" of a com
!. a;::.0a On the part Of the two govern
.3ya:ds that Of America. This CO. opera
: : ,be prosecuted on both sea and land,
i. : added that a perfect understanding or
:l,nzet has already been arrived at.
.so::.!g.: TO TEE AMERICAN LOAN.
81; 9! the London journals are vehemen,
BEL; opposition to the idea of negotiating 9
he. safes loan on tho Stock Exchange
~ anact % dread that should the Federal
-.rom57. and the JEFF. Davis Confederate
Is jeco!ue ~reconciicd, 4 general repudia.
5.:Erc;sa debts will Immediately ensue.
,?-Hz, lie London Herald, Derby organ.l
81: Ire slightest encouragement should be
81 70 the negotiation of an American loan
Ills market, and although endeavors may
nsie to raise The money, it is not believed
: wi be successful. The losses incurred
:. SITE and other securities, which nave
:. ;a.: = time been floating here, are enor.
al; :: Is probable that the currency oil
IS sd :7.;way shares will be further &c.
.ci:,,d t:t4re the Influence af the secession
y*@.a, shall havo been fully exhausted
.s,s.vr may be the advantages offered OF
: !e,ras proposed for assisting the Federal
:ae:,:i=s 70 raise supplies, capitalists will dc
t,~s;.h the prospective results Of the
n. : J..oce they eater into it.
-g:- - London Chronicle, July 81
l.e 14r ioia required by the Northern sec.
! i ;&s lis United States Of America will,
ARE :o.d, DC negotiated lie London, il
s;3ia. within the ensuing fortnight. The
ca Both sides Of the Atlantic will,
:a:!.e. take careof themselves. Their IBID.
x a!il DE determined simply upon the
Gg;ct that may offer for their transferring
SIP AZ satisfactory premium to othe:
s:o viii accept the risk o. obtaining
- ia;tr=s; o. principal for their invest
u. sc trust that the British public will
10 encouragement even to the most specu'
e gonyy broker to embark in such an en-.
,'.s. Ii they do, it must be thoroughly
that the transaction is risked en-.
ag5a their own responsibility. In any
/. +: r1p;t lie fully understood that the Eng.
rai,oa aai its responsible government can,
x s,kal to pu. themselves out Of tho way
- :: :, collect debts which . few Eoglish.
1. t&v ,llowed the United States government
:.G: i.r ls.cir own profit and their own
:::= lie London Herald (oity Artiele) Aug. 81
s;t.Inp. 10 raise money for the Federal
~7eil!5e:it should be resisted, and the feeling
Dig capitalists is certainly averse to sup
srci: an operation. The agents of
zsriul banking firms in New York have al
" anicel III this country, and others, it is
wii follow, with the express object of
10 negotiate terms for placing a
%; stock 10 be created. 1.-THE public, how
:, w!!I only DO themselves justice, they
aew a most brilliant opportunity ofre-
the injuries they have suffered in a
r9iH, OF view at the hands Of Ameri.
sfsev!4;ors and American adyenturcrs.-
i'll It's worst form might ensue, if,
he .aan we're negotiated, an arrangement
"esa the North and South for an amicable
: ti.ri should be effected. The best way
sd N? difficulty in this respect will be
:siuse ~taa!cial assistance either to the Fede.
butterflies or the representatives Of the
'~'sisla'e States.
.'::"S, ciSADA, TO BE MADE A NAVAL STA
rIoN.
';'G :ae LONDON Post, Government o'gan.l
+'c5; irG;l Carada Of the 10Th ult., men.
. III Kingston, in addition to being q mill