Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-20
LATE NoRTHERN NEWS.

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GEN. sTUARrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
ENGLAND AND CANADA WAR CLOUD RE-
ING-YASKEE FINANoEs-FRod hoULELLANS
ARMY, go, &c.
Tarough the kinduts, of friends, to whom we tender
our grateful Acknowledgements have been placed in
sJssson Of files Of Northern journals embracing dates
as tie rs the l6 h inst We sutOin the most interesting
extracts:
sKSL srUARTs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF CITIZENS OF
SKw KINT.
The following despatch in the Philadelphia IaqHtrer
of the I6.h from McCleAns army dated Saturday, IA
nst contains the only alusion fnd TO the brilliant
reconnoi nee of Gen. Stuart, last week The Yankee
correspondent had probably heard of the full extent
Of the mysterious movements Of the enemy" when he
prepared bis despatch
The movements Of the enemy to day have been eI.
tensive, and, as yet involved in mystery. Large
boGies of troops have been moving down from the
neighborhood Of the MechsnicsVe bridge and Richmond
towards the late battle I'D Our pickets were yesterday
driven in from Old Church. during uhoh Captain Royal
of the cavalry, wounded, showing that the enemy
dssisn making q demonstration in that direction. A
nrabaLd VIA cam 10 Yes erdsy reported that force
OF 900 cavsl sll cbnobd on Wednesday, proceed
INC III Tho cir ion u Frederick burg. This is proos
the force which appeared al Church. The Rebels
opened ct Day Eeht this morning, sharp ire from arl
lesy in front Of tn l. steu for about three
hours We bad OLly UUe man k,. aid one wounded
ru nber Of pToDid,nt Cit Is, living between New
Keut court Housr aud the thick ahomuy have been ar
,sted By order OF 0ol Igas suspicion OF eclnmu
nicairR Nth the enemy. 1hete doubt that the
b Generals are duly advised every movement Of
cue troops by the people who have remained at home
The weather Is hot and sultry.
yoREIcN Compile ArIoNs-THK INLY ST. AND TIE
BERMUDA.
The London correspondent Of the Philadelphia 10.
qlirer, under date of May Slst says:
As might have been expected, the English Govern
ment has refused to give up the Emily ST. Pierre, and TO
our right to make any demand for repars
tiop; and believe safe in saying that this refusal
was couched in terms approaching, If rot actually reach
ing insoisHes and iHSIL The grounds Of their action
have not been officially published and only gather
them and the manner Of their discourteous conduct,
from the columns OF those papers understood 10 be under
Nristsridl dictation The public lie told, in the most
ient manner that the Law clearly susa ms the &C
ion of this Government This is gratuitous aud 10
blush ne fasehood and plainly that not solitary
case l. referred to to substaniate the allegation.
The fac is that the Elgsh people have been 30 ested
L the "puek manifested BY the osptsin Of that vessel
tbs. they would raise terrible outory If she were given
Up and the Ministers have truckled TO this sentiment and
lIampled upon the Law unserupulousy.
d; course the demand made by our Government 10
denounced IS "a piece Of diplomatic impudence on the
Dart OF Seward Eho, by the way had nothing TO do
With it, at least ualy and the occurrence Is used
still further dme the passions OF the English people,
oy declaring that the Government will gross neglect
their duty .hey DO not take Immediate sieps to ter
inmate state OF things dshonorable 10 England, eIss'
psratng 10 English merchants, and lkty 10 encourage
Inc Ysnkees in ou Iages which, ere long, will reach such
point to render The maintenance o! peace no longer
possible"
Ga tie other hand there is little doubt h.ta peremp
tory demand will be msdo II not already DONE for the
release of the Bermuda, and TepaTaIon 70 her oWners-
"a tbs case the shoe pnchss the other feet and the
acrs sse gad enough TO fall back upon acknowledged
,n.crCsli1us! Law. Let the Bermuda be retsiled
under ATTY Gad all crcum JtaUcSss. Least as an CffCt
o the Emile S. Piyrte-s0d II necessary, LEI the Bfit-
81 NJ, ers DC ssk "-bst they going TO DO about
~" II obey wish to hgat H. ths cor Ao; may
veil COME ou Of Ibis o.her occurrence, JOT come
& must soofsr OF aieT. We sincerely hoping bers
that Iial no'ions of naoBsl homer may Induce cur
S5yeInU eu give tAe vessel up and that iaero will be
forever az end TO els yielding 70 foreign PoSer
izt keeps 10 'sh ev,n witt lie allies, but tranpes or
Inv and precedent whenever coLo5ives ite Own inter-
can De lusthetee.
Tnis Government has no. yet heard the last Of the
Emile ST Pierre. Nit AiGus Is not the man to be gus
DOM 20 snmrsTy AZ EIi Russell ard Lord PalDoIson
seen to Imagine. He l. sui pressing the demand, am
fordiicg be position by pfeOedsuts tbs. cannot he
overlooked, although they may rs tramplsd upon.
yReU cAEADA-wAKLK. RuxoRs ABoUr ENGLISH Troops.
A let r in the New York Times dl:ed Q iebeo, 9h
last says
This city hAs been agsted for three four days past
Eh WoidlTi1 runners Of tho speedy arrival OF large
oo4y OF troops from Great itau. 4as said "a 600
arc coming dHd others iaerseSsd The nuo,tsr 10
1000 men. TIE Provincial Government have declared
10 Parliament that they kEoH nothing Of he matter but
sill "a Information HCud probably sooner reach the
commander OF the forces, Sir FenWick W. Williams al
Montrell than the Governor General, Lord Houek,
IebCc and a. this is cer.s lT true that tie Deputy
OommissaTy General who lItely ordered home from
Montreal recalled by telegraph from Boston whittier
he had proceeded bis way The reports are e believed
10 certain extent, sad meUt mOl'hs Gte full OF Inter.
yentioo "Eailg 50. P.srrs," "BerTaUSG and CTcda.
,iaa and o her possible causes Of trouble With the
S'a,es Meantime, member OF our new Government,
Hon. I. D. Melee, cEce the ediicr o! the AmsricGa
Cls il your mjs has laid it down dssirable that
Canada u,tCsj OF being British garrison Threatening
&C suo threatened by yea should become NEURAL ter
tOrT whose Independence should Be jointly guaranteed
TO European a-d American Powera. Whsther the idea
ever fIUC ify remains TO BE- II is certainly PCS
sb,et Csnsda may become The political Sni.zAlAnd CT
Belgium OF America.
The session Of PArlianfnt j. now being proTogued-
msy s.y Q. f. that j. 81 chi remarkable for what Il
hiss nc, 5onr I; hssro ps-sea Gel Lysens Militia bill for
tho raising 100 900 militia in CGGsd', and il has not
passed the measure or reOfsau IS the Grand Trunk
R,iluAy Company which Eaned by she pTopristors
OF that OJEcosE.
yoRE AgOrr THE BATTLE At PosT EErrsLic.
A letter di ed Ftp Roy.l, lS.t inst Gays:
oar troops we're compelled to retire before Q foe 20
superior in nunbers eli in az o.Gsr respects except
bravery many wore necessarily eft OF the fsld whose
names could 20. be ssccrtaood and Of the largo
Der classsd missnz, macy will doubtless hud thor
Eby back TO their regiments.
The force engaged composed mostly Of Western
neu who did their duty Hohy, Es is evidenced By their
fgh ing Zoe more than FIVE times their number for i've
hours aud then reifestibg 10 order excepting one
two regiments, which completely surrounded and
compelled TO uk3 to the mountains, mapy OF whom
ncdi their Nay back 10 the division.
Tns Ninth Indiana Regiment Colonel Gaven, did