Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

The Mobile P.r;s'fr hss been favored with 4 copy Of
be New York Esening Post OF the 2s:h ult, in which
Ee fld the h,ss aiusion TO tbe "Iadsz" the Con
dsrats organ published IN Lladou under the editOrshp
Of Henry Ho;z,. We copy toe following notice BY the
PJst and an extract Nbieh 1t makes from the Iadsy :"
ASOrEIR BTsUIr CT IRE BLOCKADE
new lu,aal in the iaicres. Of the rebels is to be
rubished 10 England /. is 70 be called the Index ard
10 It's prospec .uh H l. renal ed that engaged in life
and death sryg e sgass. vastly superior foe, these
States (fhe reb, sui even more from that inteec uA
81 ckAde which excludes them from communion with tie
res. o mankind Than from the commercial difficulties OF
obtaining their much aeeted supplies" The IOde1 will
slppy tae voJ ard e.yosialy the Bsitish public, With
Tsa; It's editors cA reliable Southern intelligence II
ne Ind writers really TO tell the truth about the
rebsl4 thilk index OF their prudence TO secure
their own safety and tina, OF their journal from the
,rauce Of Davis and bis fellows who fear and hate
Que 80 much "a the people Who tel the truth about them
Perhaps smorg the first southern mysteries the Index
viii ssr 10 Vii be Ia. involved in I've statement as 10
the ctiyeu,ss 81 The 'iat,ectaS blockade" snd the
comparative Inc CyeuC3 OF the commercial blockad,
or Il viii certainly be said that il ia 80 easy to run
uto some Of the Southern p0Ss With cIrgoes Of mer
cssndz 10 spite Ji our guard ships Is ought to be
uch esier 10 trarspcrt letters aud papers; and the
man WHO should taik Of ~ intellectual blockade,
zould be Justly counted mere unintellsctual block
head
AwoRD VRoN TIE SOUTH Os THI COTTON PROSPECT.
The led Z the eff Al Confederate journal in London,
hss in ia Lass nun Der remarks, in the main jas
an the difficulties which would embarrass the export Of
cotton even the country we're suddenly restored 10
oeace or II Ps;rco aud ElFhnd should ally themselves
% Davis an6 With their fleets iorcs open the Southern
ports;
lble umsances-the immediate reputation OF the
Doc kadp supported by competent Hava force to sweep
every bockadrg vessel from the Confederate coast-the
snupies OF cotton still continue for many months
20 be scAnt and dear Nature has arranged for the
southern States buyness season which man cannot IN
vert Az the staple natures the rivers without which
cotton ,nds are Of lts value, begin to rise and du
ing the long harvesting Of the crops-ths 80 called
clicking ssssOu-bAe aier bale il small lots, so
sady tor tbs market, axe PLACID on board the feet Of
steamers which ssarm or every navglelo water course
At tire same tre the seaport cities become healthy and
,int Of the immigration Cf large white aborng class
r5u the North VINO are adp nsable to the proper and
prompt disposal Of the crop Thus the picking, gnniEg
MIN trArspOftrtiOn and ssla OF the staple are
smgltAueols thst when the last bale il picked the
a1n;aOu the business season in the seaport is already
i,aNirg 70 20 Cleo.
,Csa.r-s; viii .his the conditions under which he
crop OF 1861 70 be moved SHOULD the ports be cpensd
during tue summer TIE rivers are low aud nsvig1blo
)llg for boat Of tic ghsst draught OF such boats
10 new ones have bull Tor the trade, IA lal
svsn IN ordinary seasons; bu. gseG. many have been
converted to wSrke purposes The cotton lies urg uued
on the plantations, ard though bOuntful supply Of
-Inny bags and i-ou ,is from this county may, in
easure remove this "a III v these supplies must first
reach tie planter h' be made ready for
hipment Suppose al shsse obstacles removed, whence
saal come the DCesssa labor a. the seaport TITO
class which alSoys supplied it-syen if It could endure
he fatal summer heats, aud yellow fever was banisLei
rom the Gulf cO3s's-nOW cOmpcsos the bu.k Of the
F,deral armies VII these be Instantly dsbanded and
i go will the Condolences permit wibol, question: tho
same Invasion Which, lie anohsr form they have poured
out their lie blood u r.gs e