Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-14
T FRON EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA.

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This s'"nm.iip AIN, fium New York. ar
rived al Liverpool or the 9Th.
The news OF General WcCiellan's victory
at Antittam had reached Liverpool, and at
tractrd great attention.
Some of the English journals we're rath. r
dubious III ihrir remarks upon lii. battle.
while others accord grcat credit L. General
Mcclellan i"r the mIlrtnrY skill lc ,ii>p,a, ci
IN us management.
Co"sols closed Oh Saturday at Y@1a934 Ter
money.
Among the passengcrS Ly the Persia !.
ll0E. Townsend Harris, l'nitril State. Minister
to Japan.
The Army and Navy t;azcttc" SAYS the
Confederate INVASION Of Maryland is Il ~falInrr.
II The lair:'t telegraph prove true. Pope,
array, il seems, was badly beaten, but not
placed h"'ae dh cnh.bdf in the Srr'6n,l >trr..
sic on the PLAINS OF Manassas. Mcclellan has
shown d dccldrd Hash Of soldicr-llkc spirit III
marching resolntely upon the lines of retreat
open TO the Confederate.
The london Times" insinualcs that Cen
eral Mr'1eilan's report may have been
cooked" at Washington. Other announre
mcnt of decided srlccesius have ultimately
provely incorrect, and Eur"pe has h.cn
driven into inctedulity or a reservation Of
its belief. At any rate, 1t urs,lcs. yicto-
rles IN The field without IL change Of policy
IN the Cabinet, will be very barren succes
SEES.
The "M'rning Post" writing in ignorance
of General McCIellan's victory, says "rle Con-
fcderates. in turning the invaders. have nn-
dertaknn L must difficult It not Impossible:
task.
The "Ds,iy News sulusixes G,rihaldi for
his declaration in FAVOR Of the North ana de-
nonnccs those who cnrp 1T him for IT,. II
says, however, that he will not go to America.
Highly Important experiments had Imel
made with the new Whitworth shell. AMI il
had proved a Most Destructive engine Of war.
The Archbishop of York had accepted the
Archbishoprir of Canterbury.
An important correspondence between ii,c
Emperor Napoleon and NJ TluuycnaI, relative
/" the settlement ofthe Roman question, ha,
been published in the "Mmiterr, and al
tracts attention. The propositions; o: The
French Government IL cnn,iliair the Pep:
and the Italian Government proved una,:rrt-
able at Rome.
The London Times" in mn editorial 81.
This correspondence, says that although III"
Emperor deliberately proves that thu Frrnrl,
onght to l"a'e Eume, nobody supp"'eS that he
has the slightest intention Of dong >n.
The Paris Budrse waa linn. itcntcS were
Quoted al Ggf. 4jc.
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Wriiin- IN ignorance or Gen. MrCI,lIau's
victory oy,r 1Lc tlo,lcdrr,tes, The ..Morum.
POST CHARGES General AIcClel,an with slow
ness il, resisting the invasion |, admits,
huw.vrr thar ilr,. II nfrd,,aIrs bav, entered
u,,,, uu,.t ,li,,uuIt ta.k when they at1e,nnt
n ,,ur,,sl. md .Invs that, fin. r.cylt m,Ist
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