The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08
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Liverpool dates 10 tAs 15h hEvs kstu received.
4 Cabinet Colneii had been summoned 10 NEE, On
the 23d Of tetobsr TLis Ia earlier i..a, ususi sna
ths Consideration Of the American question ia sop
pes'd to Be ons of the purposes Of the meotiae.
The proposition before the Liyerpoo; Chamber
OF Comneres 10 favor o. nemcriaiziag the Gov.
efnmen: to recognize the south had been with
dawn
~bs Southern Club q. Liverpool CAV, a grand
baLq let 80 Ex-ioverner Moreheso, OF Y,ntueky
The speeches. OF course we've strongly liz snppsft
OF secession.
Lord Palners:on has teen makin- speeches nj
Winches.sr. He refrained from aia.ion to A.neri.
can affsirs.
l: Is reported that two Conssdsrsss psiyatears
are Ia the Mediterranean, aid they hsys already
destroyed dozen American vessels II ia said ,t4a;
Seullnos commands one OF them
Hf Gladstone has Ea e another speech at York,
1nglsnd in which be again alluded to tho aaira Of
America He said, among other things Il liiak
We must believe tast the logger this terrdd sirug
gie continues 'he more doubtful becomes The fu-
tire OF America, the more difficult wi i, be- for
her to establish that orderly end legal state OF
things which now, IL 10 too pi.in for tho Omsnt
at least superseded in which WA saw ard wcte
accustomed to witne q with delight the bsst
security for lie extension OF her material pros
pefiy and power and iiksvyss the best haps OF
her continuing to retain that resemblance to Eng
land, and inst deep attachment to Englssd
which for tsievs hat Ghe never yet
has lest Hear, hear There L. Ii, doubt
pisca In tds country and IN Europe. there IL
no doubt, as far - experience throws i sht the
suej~cs, that wha. has taken place iD Auerca has
o.,ersted rions blow serious aud aye lis
adv nsge In Kuope to the progress CT pEHs p.esl
won: say ni5rey o. iibafai principles in hs of
party but even OF thosa constitutional principles
IN firmly embracing ~hieb ali psrtiog in IBIS ecuI
tfy are happily agreed lAppiarse I do not
think II ss:ble to CD 'Le course and cu'yent Il
nablio feeling. the tone o public f.eia. and
tha nc 'n of cur AIsituti1ls. sithsIt s5t:nS ..at
sn ;Thaease untSv'r .his to freedom ~. h9rn
strengthened 10y The nnLappy experience of via
msy ke csiie1 American Democracy. ! earnestly
trust that hnslishmen will ae upon sae.c guard
against the. illuerce.' hear. hear
ms London GtObs censu as Nj (s;4I.toce 20. his
speech on American Affairs
MORE eWINDLtN8 IN TIE ExCBASGs OF FRS
oNEks. The atlanta fGs-) Ccajeasroey hs, been
informed of new piece Of Tgnh go vileisy il. the
matter Of exchanging pris, hers. Il fays:
Thousands OF Our soldiers Hve ie. Grant and un.
slspeesng; ard when tie tine COMES to parole
them, iEsssad Of givi1g paroles they give .egu
paper of one Of which the following l. q cnGg hy'
which il will ba that tie Confsde, S,idie
upon whom /. has been imposed l. turned n5ss in
, Abolltiondom and EEot return 10 the Socth All
, vyho ere thus ini osed upon aud reg ned in the
North by this viis tr.cs- ara aBnnnace as na9inF
taken the oah OF ailesancs and giyea IL their pti-
| hssian to the ankees:
i OFFICE PROV r MARSHAL, ARMY OF POTOMAC,
Camp near Sc8rp5ho.G. nd,
September 21,h, 1862
| T. !. A. Zenovicb, private Str Virginia pr.soae {
| Of taken ct battle OF Anii3:aio 20 bareby re
| ausE. tha. be not returned by ex,hsnee or upon
parole snd do size lay parole ri Eonrr that VIII
not take up eruis against the 6cv-rrsGent o! the
United sta.e5 or in any Ia9:;1er give aid h.!rr
! InRtion t. It's enemies, 50 within soy OF the
States in rebellion until res sse6 ;oul this ct.
/ Hsstiou By competent authority
!. tsigne5) l.. A. 2EHovIcH
| Privs.e 6fh Va
| Subscribed in presence OF James W. For5ysh
| Capt A. A. A. q.
! Th. abovo named !, 4. Zep1v;eh IL Ee-ril, Cd t1
/ proceed - and remain in Any lovsi State
BY command Of the Provost Marsas. a.nerai
! Army Of the Potomac
/ Zenog'ch aforementioned is ss ;rns d enrlieru
, or az lves Being "a foreigner oy bir'h, e4d mol
| very well understanding cur lspgrsgs, AMI beins
withal unsuscecting, ls vsas tie more easily ,la
posed upon. After ho had resolved tbs foreroin,
paper. supposins 1t to he parole, ana d. n .,
admission on tie boat coming 70 Fortress Monroe
with our pa-oisd men to be e,:ahGIgel ha E3aa
! ous how he was cheated. Eigh. Others with l,,
At tbs time were In the sans c1GGi,lol. !arT al
were III a rage and did not re I'LL thsy a23 son
before Gen Wool. who, after Gua-tonipE tl>-l
became satisfied they wsnte! 20 be sxchsnge2 in
be tad then furnished with psrciss
When Gen Wool ssk sdzenovlca II he ants Il II
SO 5sck - he rebel arlu7 aad Ugh; sssia. ia bros
cut IA violent broken Ens nsiis5 szp szainE his ute
a3tonisnnis ut at such 6 question F.. Bai Vir'Ini,
aud the South were bis home. aud To wcn!d Il gh
for them till he died. Es drew from bis pocket hi
wife sdsguerres'ypa, showed it to thu aere.sl, to
him she lived a. his home in Virgins. and tFi rnh
antly ssksd If any one could auFpose he dd nc
crof "a Gohxf f>rx