Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

.s.e. !! ices nc. t1lioY5, koteurct, tia. tic
campaign in Virginia has endsd,bnt suppcsts!t
will 90 on until Europe stays the upllftec
swords and in the name Of hu Hlanity cnforces
peace. =, j.
The London Morning Post argues that
practically the scheme against Richmond has
terminated. 1t then points ont the dan
! gerous position Of Mcclellan army.
The aTimes'' SAYS that these three days OF
June mean that the Confederate, army Is
strong enough 10 hold its position in Virginia
for time that may be indefinitely pro-
lonred, and evidently the Federals will have
AGAIN to begin the siege of Richmond, with q
much worse chsnce than at first.
A new American tariff continues 10 excite
strong hostile comments from the press
| The Times" bitterly dcnounces the spirit
| which regards tn. tariff with satisfaction,
because of its injurious effect upon Enl=and
i'll particular and Europe i'll general: me
Liverpool c Post" says the tariff vii! he looked
UPON in Great Britain as rmasurc amount
| inc almost to declaration Of war, and thuS
the unpopularity Of the Northern States Will
not only be terribly aggravated, but It VIII
| impart something In"rc thalI moral t"rce 10
| the cause.
The fortitiCatiun bill ha> AGAIN been de-
featru III the House Of Commons, ami an
amendment calculated 10 preserve t" the Com
| mons due c,nrru! OYER the expenditure "t
public money was carried by majority Of
live against the Ministers.
rhr hill for CARRYING out tho slave trade
;rratr had finally passed the House OF Tom
mons.
The Paris "palrir" asserts that FRANCE
| will never treat with .laurez. hen lie
French army has entered Mexico the AleXi-
cans will be consulted. and their wishes Scru-
pu!ousIy respected. Franco will only quit
| Mexico after the complete execution OF the ls-
lure treaty.
| Tie ~Presec" SAYS tic daic Of General err
r;s' Garartnrc for MEXICO is still doubtful.
TIE LATEST.
La-,p-- IL tire House 81 CON-
mons las. - ,,...;oIJ- made Inquiries
relative &c cue rrocacd.n-5 Of United States
CRUISERS OF the Bahamas. fortcscuc said the
letters or the subject rad been TecciTsd; nut
they coiili Rot * rroIacad:-a 80 ts:s cores
p"niaa,P vas ii ~, n7.'"- .! rh' l''' "lt-
| ceI.
CG5i'iLr.i.1. :iL"..
Llri4aoot. July l2.--Cotl"n-',aIe,. To-day
ri 1000 halss. The market has fully recoE
cred irDrn the depression, with an upward
tcnder,y. and closes with All h'tVan"" q! Isl
on Surats since Yesterday.
l5readstuffs are firm. hnt ln'r'.
Provisions are HAT.
Lo;no., july T., p, !l,--Cons"ls closet at
-. ~? i3i Inoncy.
), sTgr open air meeting rad h2en ned at
Stockport, at =kch Il petition to Parliament
was adopted, praying that the government
would take into serious consideration tie pro-
prictr OF the government :iSing it influence to
HrtHg about a rsconcj!iG:.o on between the North
ern and Southern States, a Il * from America
alone that an Immediate supply ii cotton can
cypccteci; and il ner,t there should be-. that
the government will not hesitate 10 acknow-
le[i.e the Southern States, aS they believe that
must la the uH,D,,f. ts.nh. An amendment
wAs offered and rejected when the petition.
as originally drawn NJ, vas adopted by III