Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-22
%hs american Question in Europe.
THs srEsruH Of .NrrnvENTloS-- riik uusE.
SPEECH, &c.

ths .th instant. has arrived at Boston,
he new Confederate steamer mad made
good her escape from Liverpool The United
States Eunbost Tuscarora left Liverpool on
the 7th, in search Of her.
The London times" says. editorally, that
If England wishes to give the Frdrrals new
.mpnlse shs has but to tako Some step which
Can DO rrpreetnted a. interference, and Lincoln
will soon get his 100000 men. and the
chauces OF peace will be indefinitely post
poued.
The 'Daily News anticipates that ii the
cotton desrth lasts till Christmas, the parDia-
nlantary schemes k1T me relief Of the distress
will not suffice TO meet the exigeucies.
The "Lour1al dc St. PETERSBURG" denies the
rutnor that Russis hed joined kraIrn in rhc
proposition frdrn England for II recognition
OF the South.
III the EouGe OIL Lords, Lord atrathedon
moved fer the correspondence with Elsson
relative 10 All acknowledgment of the South
ern States, Lord Russell said it was not eS-
pedient tc produce then. The agent Of the
Confederate StsIes WAS nct recognized and
qll the communications were unofficial. Cor
reSponJence had taken placs with hlr. Seward
and Mr.. Adams. but the British Government
had replied AZ before. He would State thai
DO COMMUNICATIONS had been received ir6ra
any foreign power reltirr n Il recognition
Of The Southern Srstcs
Earl Alalusburry suggested that the Gov
eminent should communicate with Other
powers with view of Offering mciia!ion ii +
favorable opportunity arises.
Lord Russell agreed that 1t Taa desirable, II
f:iedistion is oiiered, chat al rawers Should
join in it.
The motion was finally Withdrawn.
IT, IL reported that Napoleon is trying 90
devise means 10 render Fraice independent OF
Auerica for cotton.
Garihaldi has issued proclamation cell;nc
the young men OF Italy to srns 10 ire Eona
Victor Enauusl has is5uod 4 counter procla,
nation, threatening the rigor OF the Ia "Ii 81
who should obey it. The English papers de-
precate Gsribaldi's courrc
The Queen, in her speech lroro.unR Par
ment, said
The civil war which rcr solae time has beer
raging in America has, unfortunately, con.
tinued with undated intensity, and the evils
with which it has been attended i:a-e nc,
beer confined TO the American continent; bu,
Tier Majesty having from the outsr. deter.
mined to take Go part in tha CONTEXT, has seer
no reason To depart from the neutrality which
which,she has steadily adhercl to.
In Liverpool, cotton had advanced Dnr-
fourth 10 three-eighlks OF Penny since rhi
previous advices; hut the market closed
quiet OH the 1th instant. The prices io1
breadstufs and provisions were unchanged
Consols, for money, were quoted in Londor
on the 'th at 93t TO 93S.
TIE oRLEz,1S PRINCES AT rHE 81 TILE EEr1R;
RlCYN0i'G.
The following extracts from lsttrla ai-
dressed by the Prince de Joinvllle 10 his
brother, the Due d 'Aunlale, have been pub,
lished in England They viii hr resd with
interest here - -
''LIscoiS, june -. The uey be
fore yesterday ie was suddenly apnounce6
that Jackson was marching upon'the Potomac
at the head ola considerable force, in. order
TO act upon our rear, TO bresk up the railway
and destroy cur nnegaEinea We heard, be.
sides, OF the arrival at Richmond OF i:esure-
gard With part OF his forces. All tha:
greatly conplicatss orT situation. Not being
able to detach troops to meet jackson aud de-
fend White House as we'll us our line OF COM
munication, the General has decided upon
abandoning it completely; he has therefore
ordered au%his troops to CROSS to the righ,
bank .ofthe Ghickah0miry and t. taEa up s
new bssis of operations upon James river un-
under the protection OF the gun-b56;a.
sSsThe enemy comm need his movement last
evening. He crossed to the left bank Of Inc
above mentioned river ut Mildoubrldgr, in nr-
der to- attack AlcCall's Division at Meunlt-
vile. The attack vas made BY General Lee
at the bead OF Wits Division. Some Louisi-
ana regiments attempted to pass by main
force, hut were repulsed A fight took place
there, which, however, wss not followed ky
any important result. That same night We
conveyed our baggage over to the righgsbank
Of the Chickahominy. At this moment ths
enemy is attacking the troops which have re,
NAMED on the left hank in order to cover tht
bridges.
SGyAGE S7A1IcE, June 29: Fon7 Mo.Ror
July l.-TesterdaT "Ill ever remall deeply
engraved 0r M insmory-in TIC first place
ou account CT the soul-stirring scenes wit.
messed and in the nezt, by reason OF the
danger which our Two nephews escaped 81
BY s miracle. For four hours Paris (tht
Count of Paris, and for two hours Robert
(the Duke Of Chartres) were necessarily un.
der most violent fire Of musketry and ar.
tillery. Their conduct was, as might haze
been expected, excellent. They have been
exceedingly active and useful, and at the
critical moment evinced firmness which has
excited universal admiration and gained them
public thanks. Rut To return t0 M nara.
tive.
ssWs know that the forces under the com.
nsnd of General Porter, situated on the lei;
bank of the Chickaholnjny, were being al
tackled from an early hour in the morning.
The action commenced about ono o'clock,
Paris was Immediately dispatched, and re-
manned under the orders CT Porter. The Af
fair becoming more aud more warm, the bal
loon announcing that strong renforcemant5
had been sent from Richmond, aid every
thing being comparatively tranquil upon the
right bank, the General gavn orders for five
hrigades TO join Porter. R..''-rt was sent ST
that moment 10 our front, aud our tTo neph.
ews, finding themselves both in the trough
tpstrin), I also went to the front, il order to
see what would become ofthem.
sslloped over the bridge. Oh the Ehicka-
hominy, and, mounting. the opposite hllls
found our troops in an unduiatirg country,
composed OF vast hills and woods upon line
of battle measuring about mile and half
then passed battery very warmly en-
ployed, and rejoined our ncphews. who were
in the first line with General Porter Hsi-
ther they nor he appeared TO perceive that
bslls rainad thick and fast around them
After moments conversation orders 10 be
al IN ull n
tiors. We separated, and took UP posi-
ton on Il hill in the rear, " hence had prity
general view OF the field oi battle and from
which 7 could distinguish our nephews
especially Psria, no wore peculiar kir! oi
hat
II VAS allnirinb The .randeur of the scsra
spread out before mo--we had about thirty
five thousand men engaged; n numerous AT
tillery. the reserve Of cavalry, The lancers
with thejsnoa ting pennonS--.aIl in the midst