Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-09

The F'ssneut rei=rred - By yesterday, for Hh'e
Sc bad t6s authority Of the EqgirsT, shat the New
x EraH OF tbe ! contained telegram from
w.sd,E % asserting ,hls tie REPRESENTATIVES Of two
LEADING Eropsan Powers hsd notified The Harkee PFC
s6.1r 10 ths raues Of their gO7ernmsns that the val
aus ea Immediately We perceive, the publication
az tas telegram toe E.7sr IS sutj C. TO the quail
il, son OF 'Is . understood" Is VS. probably only
o1s Of lbe bouss senss 100 ruuoFs OF which WASH
i7e,oo CIV is 20 prolific. /. 6oss date, 100, the 5"
E srd as 10 ala ion is made to q. IL papers OF more
rscsot is, - disuss DC a. = cs1alo. We adhere 70
fss osaioo t5, ,rOFsEu GOV - nsR.s ill Dc e"ai-
piled > iuzll.; % ssslms s1gh position as tbs,
b. the unc s5ar they Cd, feel Ihsas Ives Obliged 10
,,zs the sep Is 20 ulJr41'n Jh-' &c eaurot rely upon
. a. sl.usu, ,u our defence. We may be sure it viii
aslty5 20 the ll;esl Iossibe ,msrt md 1t - most
sts,y 20 come shen 90 20 logger need II.
arorR tse incidents bearing tina question Is the
late anvil bone fran Europe Of Hon John h. ward
O.. Georgia. TIE ,eoD 2 yroPh 70 assured, oy per
s5- ,so have .ouyelssd .n hul, thAt the ds'rnina'
a., t5s-, (. % ,s, she parties at :he war entirely
% q, ls,s6 5v E.saed OF Elg,sd u'eEisreHee. Thee
s.. . caror lss Intervention IN GiArd, but II con-
.ol Iy frcn ,6s cpro itgDthe ",gs'-an must DC r.
Farssd good dss in the nature Of partisan UoTs"ei
20 en- bs-rass Llsr oyPole1ts-s political Aoooy s' "'
.,rl, THUS uhs, o. the h, the Times and the Morn
i-y Post we're islcit4,ag the Cl;ed King dom upon 'a'
-,ss adherence Of the government 20 the non]n'er'
.ti,1 policy, the Herald the Derby organ, eSPoIndea
a. ioloss
tgs the var is wagsd IN this fashion and With these
rsgryous-05i Oh acs neither We nor those Who wage
-s ccmpstsn. % sqeaai, is quite clear ina. J! mus
~ IN liant b il n
ii, Nv 10 hsppcl 1Cor-cs until q South s cor qler5
ath l. not likely TO hAppen a. all or until Franee and
El-tsd --ov .F.l OF starving FOR the grNuheAuOn O.
Arericsa rlc1y sad determine TO interfere Pefeino
to-ly sad r su end 70 toe struggle BY EalaP they
s A. s7lrsy a. The irySd country. OF tee relt ~
vns there can be no docb: whatever Of the PoAcy o.
90 d5lg rc much doubt 'Aeep, 10 ne minus u 'lO'e
so T.I1s ths passions Of the NortherneTs more ihAr
81 rt-s-,s OF A. ope srd -sd rather see ne people
Y Gland sfArVed Jca0 TIE TsNh.' OF ~ los an1 h.'
sgr yhs.rrsd OF h1ucj1d. We cannot do without ne
s,.tse-1 st.- We allowed 70 De Ussed tor lteIr
,s,-. Inn 10 me Union We would have allowed ii 10
b - a v.trfu reasonable Limits, t|r fron''r SUI.
, 4, Northern interests; We cannot aoE war OF &c
s.rucs o. and devastation s,Aics eoaniFy OF wees
1fu~a d.uyui- O. subsistence n nut1reus OF IuO1
s,1ty OF r=sb f,uIes- The var cannot be ended oN
q decisive boz uauI NIX. spring u u eo1.1 ever
ba 40 s-s.1- fu- the igyrsOG OF the p!Anui E
lies ip me ov q Northern army would D.
s.nn~ impossible. 70 the war continues Tor
sif nl-lLs ,lIEs- shall have At.' Or no So'.Ol "
A,o,r,,sts. il 70 saw shall have staryAuo1 IN Ian
c.,it .ae sud Of s54 tor in that case the greater
p.r. If .bs sEs.as sock ill be destroyed sad i-e''
ugb, L..s O. no planting Ia The coming autumn vi
uliCslers vi be ruined, our DauoCAi prosperity 7e'
1ul, 1d Uarns0s-t!y damaged in order tvs. Govern
eut 4tca als sho~u i,sst hostile 20 u7, may have th'
ayyor,aal.y OF e.. lsgE the utmost OF he poser ga
L,ar add s.1irs1 people, Hyhuug for everything ina
Draw. men he'll dear. This more than ElEsua sno-i,
q. "a, ,rfr-s ana IL is tine 70 announce that tie bu'
o. her a. iuralcs has been reached.
The {, certainly sharp talk but il is tas sik oil ''
-5,lo-irs.sser power nor responsibility. What th'
grsb Government may a',irsa,'y do, Is another qoas
zion 20 be d. eraed BY the degree Of outside pressure
60, he n,puf,,a-.ng aud commercial Interests
lzrsugl ne og1 Of the Derby rl-sy.