Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-04
AuropsaaAdvIces.

AuTCpsa a AdVIces.
Oar 0ol1m7s .hl, mJsni. emorSce concurrent tss'i
U0ny irc u gland Frs-c, and the United States that
th.ro l.nsth about be DETECTIVE ana declared
EroPean p ~ ~tb reference to the pending struggle
% 'his Csn ins0; Count Psrsgny vas, the lAtest
ives il 'IiOu, for the purpose Of making knOsn
SIS y0~s Of Lou Napoleon and soliciting the eO-OperA
d5a .! tas Elg!sh Government The tone CT the Eng
lea Pc denotes desrs on the part of that people
L1s tss E.eaCl Emperor shall pressed aOne in the ir
ua0U OF the 51siass 'so fear that late complications
b-.=sea themselves and the United Slaes and the ie
Il sersi5...,5 Of the Laser woali render Interpret
nca their part prlliical 70 the cad sought TO be
aJs.lcd. a. soc iae, they promise thsir moral
slL iced be, material s1pPO.! in the attitude which
nav be azslaed oy !h= Eppsr,s The Gndr is evi.
duly coming 10 head ana unless there should be
ic1lSta5ie CO. Ct in sAO views OF PelcV entertained
b. n, rso 6Jye'umsnts may sKprs. the speedy
% Ga ion Of the course % be pursued,
For some tine il bss been apparent tina, Eaclsnd
cos-y DESTROYS IA: intervention should take place but
feared the resPolso y Of such action on ber own part
fais desire ouS,-A,ed from 10 motive Of humanity or
ics b.: simply from the fact thag sae vas an intense
slfsr,r rom tie sAs. FOR long dns she deludsd
hsr Hh the idea tat she could escape the inevitable
cone, o. Of Interrupted trade With the South by
supplying herself viii COLON from other quarters Tie
idea unworthy the commercial ssgaoi.y tor which she
has cre- si1ce Il she could have obtained this Ar
ues Of prime necessity she would have lost the b. t
Gus omar for the fabrics ioto which it vas to be con-
v-T,ed, vel for other produces Of her labor and
ertsTP-zs The looms OF lancashire The iOuldries OF
scotland and Wales, the factories Of the Tyne and
Clyde, the shops ef ShSad and Birmingham, and the
llsn Essysrs and lace workers Of Ireland, would al
have been heavy sufferers by the loss OF the Southern
markets
b: the hope Of supplying herself S;h cotton,
eGoggt irOu hsds to yard Cd the disaster threat
sasd b. the nssrcspdou Of shipments from our Oouth
era States, a. and always ~s-, simply iAtuitou'
TaEiss the Ea clements OF quantity sad quality into
account, a5 20 ls5sr; that not from any OF all pors
q zoe world cold abe derive anything Ike a. ivAent
Tor the Southern staple A, 70, the E,st Iodes-the re-
s0a from which the NOS. saBguine expectations we're
chesishei-n0ihaz su' Eil.u blindness could have &C
sPea he de.-aoa Every one Who hes looked into tie
matter nssgeUdy aud withOu. pr JUDGE, kaoss this-
AID in ihis"e speak Of qUIntity only. When We lock
sllh5r the dHsuly becomes sill greater The coarss,
s1or sit fors Ct ldAl cotton UlAs il Tor the Sb;iCt
Tor which ElRlnd has marks., and indeed csnno. he
worked without the aid OF the longer American fibre u
hs machinery nov r in nineteen c.. Of every w,
y mills ir Great Britain. To aia2, this machinery 10
i-1ln bore scLi RSet ssate complete Reconstruction
yjivirg as has bseU estimated iu gland the loss OF
svese months time snd the expenditure of ifty ions
s'eI-g HoE many Of the mil owners could meet this
o1,ly, and vha il the meantime, would become Of tie
unemployed ard peali.ess operatives Why the ve:y
evil Hhch the scheme Woald seek to promote the BARI
fupilg Of uAuuac.urers and the Starvation Of their
poyee would follow.
Al this gland has slowly and reluctantly come 10
zee, sd she s nov extremely sohcous to have mes.
s1res tksa tina, VII save her peoI h from the wide
spread sui ring aud the dangerous connection which
c h1zd S,li in srss he ruling nc: the ouly ulo
tys thSt promps her With France it may be interest
eco, 6r 81 i Is interest Of higher, broader er g.
10 t7Ps, noble cANrsotsF. Enprs and glory the
idohtrss Of Eeuet men Louis Napoleon has very
iarrescling schemes de 6As something Of the frs.
Emperor PsnehEnt tor changing maps add dyGAsiss
SD poh;.s-, though always BY the same sg nces-
are EiOs 20 believe ths, be feels the Justice OF
sen 10 Is The hand Of fellowship mous the nstiors
vile De may not be Indifferent " the advantage to hin
s' Of timely SCI Of friendship 70 yOurg and ss-ug.
ting GsvsrLDsOL destined 70 become great ard pow.
esl,l
Eu, !; h needless 20 speculate on thess thngs. We
viz PROBABLY sOoc have certAintiss 70 deal With. In
dSd, the tremendous reslss in which We are occupied
enough ge al attention, and enlist every
possible IEsrt0n To them, lot continue address
tyseises there others, present. or future
We have scourgsd the enemy from the precincts Of
toe Capital but tbe var Is not ended. We have made
assurance do1by IS TO gres, ends for which
smuggling; bus the time has no; eoms to relax
sTgies or inNrmt 'FtiOHs On the contrary, the
hour Of succes5 ir'gusny the hour Of greatest peril
IN ckusiOg 70 oOuSlIde that all il safe when safety
es1 only be secured BY constant struggle and eternal
Vg lance. hsHassAs well nigh runOus TO Us. Let
Us lake care that ths supnsness that then
stall not envelope again 10 its fatal folds The ad
van'sg We have g'iusd render croWnIag and lAl
esss far more essy II followed promptly and with mlny
vgoF. i Is not often that single victory determines
olng Il oIly makes other victories more easy and
conducts through train Of successes 70 ultimate and
complete triumph LIST eight on, then, the Cause
were every day in danger Of being lost, and each
- Il Is husg upon biz Individual arm.
Tks sIek and NOunded sOIdIers.
gentleman Of this city has placed in hands one
Eaadfsd dollars 70 bs used Tor the bsaI6: Of SICK and