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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
City Council.
Reported for the Empire by A. stephans, City Clerk
TUESDAY, November 20, 1862

TUESDAY, November 20, 1862
Present--Messrs. A. Decker, Iddngs,
Bimm, Rogers, kiersted Gilland, MIN.
lex, Lehman Thomas, j. Decker and
Love.
Minutes of the last meeting we're read and
approved.
A petition was received from A. Makley
and some 100 others, asking Council to abate
the nuisance on the west side of Ludlow
street, between Sixth and Eaker streets,
caused by standing water. Received and re-
ierred to the Trustees OF the Fourth Ward
A petition was received from the Deluge
Fire Company asking for an appropriation Of
$50 to enable them TO erect q suitable fur
mace to heat their House Laid over one
week
by Mr. Love-Resolusd, That the Finance
Committee be, and are hereb. authorized to
purchase 100 cords Of wood for distribution
among the poor Of the City Lost.
BY Mr. lddings-Resolred, That the Di-
rector of the City Inirmary in distributing
fuel to persons needing the same, be instruc-
ted not to discriminate against the families of
volunteers Adopted.
Council adjourned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Personal-Lieut Ad Knecht, who is here
on a short visit to his family, called to see us
this morning. He is Superintendent of the
Suffers Department in the Brigade in which
is the gallant 52d-Col. Dan. McCook-now
encamped few miles south OF Nashville.
Lieut.. X. will return in few days, and will
take letters 10 the boys in the lst. I'd and SD
Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Big Thing afternoon Mons.
Donaldson will ascend rope in the street at
Huston Hall-a difficult and dangerous feat.
In the evening in Huston Hall he will give
one OF the most remarkable entertainments
ever offered in this city It will combine
wire-wAlking, jugglery, magic, ventrilOquism,
&c, &c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Photographs.--Col Baldwin's Gallery
North side Of Third, near Main-will be open
tomorrow for Thanksgiving calls. He will
take pictures in any style desired at the old
priees-26 cents and upwards--despite the
rise in prices of living.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

To Advertisers ITO insure the inser-
tiOn OF advertisements on the same day, Al
vertisers should hand in their favors not later
than 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Got 'em Those who will have leisure
to read tomorrow are advised that J D. Rea,
10 Main street, has Harpers Magazine for
Dec Ia splendid number )-Ledger, True
Flag, American Union, Vanity Far, Flag of
our Union, German Lsslies, do Illustrated
News, &c. And Oysters, and swad of good
iixings for Thanksgiving,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Lost-A SO bill on the State Bank of Ohio
letter and number not remembered 1t is
the property of poor boy, Please leave it
with the Local of this paper
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

W-W-W Cream !-To-morrow morning
Brandenburg will have supply of the cee.
btated VOLTS Ice Cream Candy--first of the
season Every thing nice for Thanksgiving
next door to the Post Office
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Attention THE Iron Moulders' Associa-
ton will meet on Thursday Thanksgiving
night, at the usual place of meeting. I'm
portant business.
By order Of the President
JonN McMAsTER, Secy
(Journal copy)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Ho Call at Gllilands this evening for
Thanksgiving Turkies, Meat, &c, &c-No 8
Market street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Ball-Thursday thanksgiving evening
the Hibernia Society will give q Grand Ball
at Shoup's Hall, corner Of I'd & jefferson.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

N Enday, October J, black horse win wh,ss lace
" stoat 10 hands high heavy name and laI; whe,,
ne iei. he had halter libsEnl reward rili -
gwen iof hia return or any information OF his Where
aoou.s' ANDREW BTkAR, Butcher
n"AA Miami City, uear DAYTON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Don't Forget-That R. W. Duff No. lOs
Main street, opposite the Phillips House, has
the celebrated Mann Oysters, sent on express.
ly for Thanksgiving.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
A NEW CARD FRAME
BALsLET's PATENT sfKP IABDERs

Tk quantity. HHe and hnish can b found % ,u ,hs
people They arc one Of those nice aud Useful M.
street and get one.
noal IN. BALsLRY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Up to date.-Up to the hour Of going to
press That Turkey had not arrived.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

FINhk undersigned has been appointed by the Pro-
bate Court a. Administrator % a estate of ! n
bollmeyer deceased All claims must b. presented
70 me within the time prescribed by Law. All persons
owing the estate will please settle al once
no22 HARVEY BLANCHARD, Adninistrator.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
DIED.

DIED.
shITH-0n Tuesday, November 2j Of Bronchial
Consumption Francis Edward smith, aged twenty.
two years, nine months and ten days.
lhe funeral wll take place on Thursday, 27th, at
o'clock M from the First Bapt Church Services
by the Kew. Mr.. Talbot. Interneut- Woodland Gem
etery. Friends Of the family invited to attend
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY X, 93D REG. o. VIII
IL CAMP NEAR NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, ;
November 10, 1857.
A LII absenteea, without leave, from Compan, X
IA Ninety-Third Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
VIII report in person to their company Commander
without delay or be treated as deserters. BY COM
fnand Of Colonel CHARLES ANDERSON.
SAMUEL Is. sAIrH, Captain Company h. no2J
(Journal copy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
GUNS! GUNSi
CHARLES RAscaKE,
GENERAL UPHOINTRRERI

OHIO BLOCK, THIRD STREET (MR sITTEII,s
OLD STAND DAYTON, OHIO
A LII kinds Of Upholstenne, such As 300. c,..i-.
"A steolz, MAtrasses .Ac., done 10 oraer Carpe. ,i
amt hted, window curtains hung aud ali kinds ot -,
BILE terms. ' 'S"sena'
RSscsnos Mayor Galespis and Barney. Parker az Co
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
INFORMATION WANTER.

A MA kohLEk, (boIn Huss) living in Cr.vfors
"a county desires to know where her daughter Anna
rlhA Sp9tn lehman is living al present. InlorInai.u
may be len at the Shoe store OF Petsf JOB snlern s
iers9n street, near Fourth, Dayton, Ohio neis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
STRAYED

SOhk weeks ago, a red COW with whits faes h..in,.
~ heil ON and white heller, with rcd spofs slrs,
- nom ne pIemises oi the subaoribor on q Edcsfa
place, IN Madnfsr tosnship AnV r---s- 10y
where they may ha foul
on The premises, OF a j
Jenarson street, near n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

A VISIT TO FAsmoNABLE STORE on
FoURrH STREET, CrNcINYATI.-A few days ago
while in Cincinnati we called at the fashion
able store rooms of DeLand (formerly DeLand,
Gossage q Cuyler,) and were surprised to find
some twenty Clerks all busily engaged in
waiting upon lady customers. 1t surprised
us to see with what eagerness the ladies waited
for an opportunity to purchase rich goods at
this time of high prices. They evinced con-
siderable impatience for an opportunity to
purchase as the store was densey crowded, but
the courteous proprietor entertained them
until they had a chance to supply themselves.
What caused such rush we were unable to
comprehend until informed DeLand had a
large stock of goods which he purchased be-
fore the rise. Another reason why DeLand
has built up such large establishment and
obtained so many fashionable customers is,
that he understands the benefit of advertis-
ing. When he commenced business he was
not unmindful Of the power of the press, and
he has paid literally to keep that power in
motion. The consequence is that be has
built up one of the most magnificent establish.
msnts in the West, and is making princely
fortune He is now the Stewart of Cincinnati;
and we shall soon see him in a marble palace.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

NOTICE is hereby given to those who have been in
IN the habit OF tresrassing upon our premises for
lnS purpose Of sporting, hunting game eic that there
IL law prohibiting such business, and ii such law he
agan violated they may expect that will be enforced
against them. Forbearance ceases 10 be virtue. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
JOSEPH LAMBERT
JOHN A. GILBERT,
JOSEPH KECHEk,
HENRY kElGEL,
Eli SILVER,
WILLIAM SILVER,
GEOkGE WIhDERS,
JOHN WRlGHTs,
JAMES GILBERT.
Bear Creek, Ohio, November 20, ls62-N3g
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Death of Frank Smith.-The many
warm personal friends of FRANK f. SMITH,
late of the Union Telegraph Office, in this
city will be panied to learn of his death,
which occurred yesterday morning, after an
illness of over three months. An intimate
friend truly observes of our lamented friend
"ie was greatly esteemed by all who knew
him His manners were quiet and unobtru-
sive, his disposition amiable, his habits most
exemplary, and his integrity above suspicion
His departure will create void in the circle
in which he moved that will not be easily
supplied"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
GRAPE VINE ROOFS AMI WINE.

I HAVE lrom 1900 to Go,OO0 tvo.,e.y-olt ,.r.,..
Il VINE Roots or s.,v. will RllU6 hla,ral ,,,,,,
MISSION TO all who ma, sell Tor me
Also good Calawba Vine Tor sale
Residence near the Asylum, south Of Dnyton Al
dress box no. 2ss, baylon, OHIO
OcIA EnRUEpIgK s,t.r,w,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
Dayton Business Direotory

Terms ron ADvERrfsINa IN BUSINESS DIREoToRY -
Regular yearly advertisers, line gratis. Others
81 per year; 81 for six months 81 for three months
RB- Rhyment IN all cases IN advance
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
IMPORTANT TO OOOPERS.

A NEW and improved Shaving Horse, first rate
"A Thing IL gives good satisfaction and sells we'll
An assignment OF tins invention will b made on lib
efA terms between and the hrst OF January Cali
At No. a<I flrst street, and see L.
no2i JHB BAIsLEY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

HE undersigned IL prepared 10 do all kinds Of IN.
hoistery, repairs VI i1rntute anu re- yafuisl t,s
$50, AL kn0s Of paper hanging done ut shOrt u,,,,
al the rooms abeVe mr. j. Abbey's Drug Store. ~
lsv MAN street, south Of the market.
feUa UHAo A. MIKINAh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

Isaac Hale and Ezra Jeflreys.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
The GREAT r,C1okY.

lr speaking oi Tie ri cant vict,rJ achieved
h7 rbs Confederate army heow Richmond, tt e
Menpb;a Appel nsys
Hcl tbs noat beneficial result tl.al viii f~e
/, on tilis good ne vi Iroia Ricniuoid is The Ar
dm and su;I.us!ahn il will intpro II, iha beartl
Of our Gallant soldery, giving Item confidence
il. ih- ulirst- SUCCESS vi our glorious csuae,
aid nsrving .he,. arins for notion. Il Will in
splre our pacple, too Sith renewed t:ops, en-
ergv and activity, while it will i..ve teDdapcy
TO ~ tina r., liz OF our depleted regiments with
new volunteers AID thus enable tho South to
tlro% inlo ,hs fsld better army than che has
evsr yat MUSTERED. Wa lave a crest work
got before us. Icunessoe, Kentucky, Mary
!and 2nd Missouri aye 20; to be redeemed, aud
now is The time Tor a forward movement to nc
.onpish this great purpose. Oar Iorces will
g:stner stroDgia rs they pragrssR through
these Sintes, al tfouiand, Ct brave sculs uow
Hold uacer sui ,c;iou by Federal hayonrt4, srr
ot.nting 10 fo,k 10 onr standard uhentve. liz
tuos seal he uniutltd Within their hordera -
i.o,nur .sadsEe .reu apecoGe Pflc0s and Jack
tcna--s; .onwaid' henceicrth become tie
viichsid Il our ainy, aod the first Of Sep
ieluGnr siil ind every Heas;aa tcot driven
from Southern e,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
NORTHERN ACCOUNTS.

Ii tiaS oSen suggested to us that tbs pur!;-
cation Ct Northern siores Of CIR military opo-
ratIohs, without always accompanying them
with ccn;rs ctions nf reu:stlons, mag gain
for them sor. Of credcnco among our people,
snd thus tend to discourage them end i ,npen
their zss. We mnst believe, hoxsYar that
tie suggestion grows cut u caution tia. is
i. excess. Surely we have furnished i!lusi.a
tons onoagh Of Northtrl. lnecdaci,y, ~ DIS
honor every sra!emei; ,heY may make wnsa
ws SIZE interested Even some Of their own
letter writer's ha-, 10: ecIup!ad to pronounce
the second officer in tbeir army, Major Com
cfsl Lar Of the West" And Mcclellan ss o
eli know, "a eca!cely less notoriors 80 much
no that Ffcnch lady now in our city. C
refugee from Nrv Orleans, Fad tho o.hcr
day, that of "le DiQb'e" was tho t.,her Of LEG
and liars, Mcclellan must be his eld,s; son.
The usus! tendency high tli.o is to elevate
.lis tone al Il U,aii'a character. Sober MS Q
judge" nay mean that i; sobers man 10 mske
him judge. Not so usllvck. S1tto Nc Clel-
Ism. Not 40 tina whole catalogue Of Federal
officials. NutoTioua as they ati are Tor tie
uosi shameiess i.ianl0oi:, We may surely
publish 0hst toeJ say, 10 show mp ;i,eir tar
pitudo, Of 20 arGuse our r6nieIs, eithrut, We
trust, exciting the ',a,t nlsB.ving IN any one'o
mimi, # Sc excuse ourselves lhn fatigue Of
lshsiing each separate natruth. Wa hnpo this
general explanation will oa remembered by sll
who msy BIO disposed to construs statement
s9hcieEci, If not cNntrsdctsd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
IsR.L MrGc.tAHrs ~ MEMPHIS.

ITO Memphis Gorrcsp onlcnt .! the Cin;n-
nati Co.UtueiciaW makes The following state
.usi,is in regard 10 certain influences brought
10 bear .rr tho rebellion ~
The perplo -. the North s.eai 10 o7stiooh
ITO scG ,tiht lhn reputation hcts Of the South
GRO Stats tave dOua moro FIR thu Confectionery
than Ri tho lurco' they haze IN the Held. 10
M+inpaia, especially, 1t mada Converts In the
cause Ci Juh. Dari4. Men Who owed SlQ0, GOO
ID x .r.hern msI chants saw IN opportunity 10
tecouiy Ilca End patriotic ut the saIne time
ID bU.ouse !aI''d sCcesainr;its, donate Fl 900
10 tG ny L. Lna1 d,rste compshy, and thus eTi-
rol themselves upon t.s sc,oll OF martyrs td 3
to;y cause, ~tlr in fact they pocket Sse. GOO
bT iss!y sacrifice and devotion.
"SGltd.rh papsrs, sinca Tia Inauguration OF
the rebellion, bnre ben1 lavish IN their pral:rs
OF the ana.eyial CT the Confederate army. Tney
i.,.d us III tho beginning that The best h:oou'
ii Tue South PAS eniigted TO meet tie Lincoln
tirol.g 6. on the hattie field. They signed for
foenasa -y,thy OF their steel, aud tewslIcd mol
go nuch The numerical irTc5 60 the social
status ii the Federal forces. When I arrived
in Mem pills. expected to and city in which
taere Was hot young lnsn 10 DO found. /
looked ."r nothing but dis:onSoiate msidcaR
n,ourGirg ;he s;,sencs of their LAYERS; mothers
weeping ior .i.rlr sons, who had gonu forth in
pursuit u! Southern rights; fathers christianity
rssglinE Themselves % vacancies at the family
board, s-uu-sd uy :he Scnsr.lrush sf adolesccnl
chivhlrr 10 the ac.ae OF atrIfe and Conflict |
eGescltG 10 tiud tits mole population confued
exclusively IN i:tlo boys mo old lnen. was
disappointed | 90 nct beleVe Momphis ever
conla,ntd greater number Of ''young gentle
men," thsn at present II thousands Of the
"bes; blood" have gone forth to do battle in
tho defence al tbs South, the "hest blood" ihnst
b5 contained in one of Aacemoh's in1shsugt :
soe bottles. IGCra ARA to-day enough OF lh:o
class, unemployed, in the city 10 mshe Tue al:
rogiU,ru,s, auu q s!Iill.r number of young
neG less uiopoaed 10 calls. cannc; "a found IL
uay piato III the United States
Perhaps it did no. strike ,his tscetious wri-
ter ,has Men phis, Ike other Southern ct:ep,
contains large number of YANKEES Clerks and
Il erchants, w!l" fight FOR nobody aDd no!hins
bu. Msr!Hor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
NhsHVuLE.

fahkea newspaper. published 81 Nast>
vile, Ii .dor the na'.ie OF N,shvills Union >
cnnaunees, in its issue Of the 81 inst, that
OK. Cav. William B Campbell has b,en noni,
nsted and confirmed BrigaiIor Gsnrrsi in
Linc,ln's army. This appointment is the 70
ward oil a tIeachsty tina: surprised slmoat
every body, sad, liks Araold's ten thousand
g,ineas, will euveloP, in ELL d,.kur clouds. n
onco honorcd name.
1'hs aams p.plr c,ntsiitI programme toi L
fourth Of July celebration in y .ehville, by ;:.o
cnomT. Es,Gsv. Camphrll ~ 10 rod tbs
y 10. ,s;;on Of Independence, NJ. Stokes is to
deliver iH:e o7a.ina. And az Gr7. B:oTn an I'd
dTe.a Tue Yankees are milking Ii,n mist tf
OUT fer traitors, ciapisy;ns them On aii ocea
eions. We hope t':ey viii work them to
death Like Lacy Stone and Wan 3s P hit-
;;fs .01 .Ga'r Land. .!'c"a mon scem, howaTe:.
ready 10 pe'ivtl1 Oh my to,rIsnIinus lvr
noto:ietT. ia ;la hryo OF stii'h;. fe,n ,rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

Sinas, lie staff was shattered &c places
and tbs last here Sho held it, bore away thirty
inches Of wood-all TINT WAS left. Or the three
hundred and fifty sayen men who had rnllled
around it, two hundred snd seven lay nf6h tho
field killed or wounded.
Where every man displayed tho highest
qualities of the soldier, it would DO improper
TO discriminate to degrse that would wound
the moat sensitive; but since sll have bestowed
upon M'jor Sanns, sid Osptaiba Powell and
Bonbam The highest eneom;ums, do not nesi-
tate to piece their names among those most
distinguished in tho ha.tlo Of the hist OF
July.
Trusting thst i,s9. lie: ;co !ar tTesPasSsd
upon you,
Ism yours, very respectfully.
O. 4. BATTLE.
Oolonal Sd Req: AL. Eai
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YANKEE sEcEhsIoNIsTs. u

TIE Nashville It niou' Ears: We hclieso i:
IS generally conceded fact that the NOS, OBJ
trusive, impairment, insolens and malicious
rebels in thus city are Yankee men .nd WOMEN.
Male and female soventurers, who " gro spew cd
out from sn appreciativs placo Of nativity, u
few years sgo In the North, and VINO, BY luck.
or marriage, have become the owners OF
CT negro or two, tramp our streets from.
morning till night, and tslk through their
noses aooul Lincolnites sud Abclitionlsts, and
tho Divine right Of Ham, Shsm hnd Japoth.-
We met one Of these creatures recently. an
old acquaintance, ard could not suppress q
bssrty laugh st tho ludicrous spectacle Of y
Nav FounclArd Goldfish trying 10 pass itself
of for a Mississippi alligator. We havo our
eye on some Of thess nuissnces, these vile
blots On society, these rensgadeR from Yam
keedom, and have collected home choices facts
relative to their former history which We shall
soon give to the public, unless these wretchcs
learn the dscency Of sileDce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
To the Editors Of the Enquirer ::

GENTLEMEN In tho brilliant victory cf ls;::
N,naay evening, near tie Fcazsr ,srn. 10
trisad; Wen more distinction THAI that oil Gar.
f.elGs. 1t 4 P. Hils division Three reg
q 3nto Ct tGat tTgste stoTue tlIe9 batteries
a::a Lsj lu:si. ms 81 Il !-g'.g,7s (iJiors!
Ssrb- charged al OLD United states battery,
supported ny the 10 d Minnesota Foiuni-s,s
| L &c battery na1 ocel taher iwi.s oei'e, out
! ire sali:o- lie Jl The A;;!nu,oss r"gm:"t
c"is=d 1t to ce IcliJ.1 .ishel. ino G0.u vs.,
led - Colonel Stsrka, "Jo had ,, CT wluade1
pal:.!uiiy IN tue frs, cay = hshi, d.saei across
aS open teid SOU. q!art.r OF a u'l", tue
C'Ionci earring tic il q IN ad7snce regc
| iu- bayouet charge enslGd, AID many OF Tue
Minl cso;s regiment '7rrc Killed VIII Ice o7Jo'
ret and rtuoo=0 ul,Eet- Olc OIL tee ou.n
Killed - 81. f,lax Vi t1s 81 we're killed -
ta= la youyl, blu. your hospitals wall attest thet
, csTuaat wounds TIL: IL lbs hrst tin- sno'
tel war l!:st y,Tksco hsfe creased Lsyonet'
". "a Us a;.o drawn Good.
Tae 5G,n Vagina halls from tie waters 0!
:ne Q ,lu, ard 1laay OF them b .7e neen nsigh-
DPS of Gcrvral Tvin j .okicn. TneY are s.!
refugees na'i no part no. lot III nst or!i-
lisnt anlr OF the 80 II, nor IN Inc almost dl!iy
Battles u has iousLt Tor wax but / d ere
jr-l.cs ~ DC due 70 its Eer.ic rrvstcs st,d Oh
bcels. civilian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL Or TIE STEAMER EUROPA.

ARRIVAL CF TIE STEAMER EUROPA
5r jon2s, jay 7.-Thc s;r1Ti2 / 81 ia3
passed Ca?r K,cc wi;h ua:"s IT II L'".Tpoy.
. - tit IS h ulum>.
/ TIC p.,s;a'E rrf's n#,.sat iuc: ;ss;i cZC.te.
nca; IN England, aad cotton further .d:aHc;!
r5s, L ,.I.io. .'TinC'." esTs Inst i; lows
73.a!ns much cat De Accomplished La!5Ie III
81, snu hopes hat mc:Is NAV hs teT.aed 70
, c,t INC c.!n CO h=t~GcD ting Moth ard S@u'h
The F..rca C7snhsra hsve aij>uT7ei. /:
is :ucla5ei tnat, Re Emperor IS rv.c""sncrnc
rns p,.neips + he SIX c,n expedition .II
:ns snr-,k .t;on VI uccps bas he@H pfGvl:
siena:: s;s9eai"'.
Tac steamship Il.asa, @t'c: |as 70 a,7o
sit ;a:'.arptor pn the 25in o; Juac, T.a
,,cu p.l.d f1 put back to Bremen, owing 10 d.
ncc!usTlt ~ hcI III I..h.ntTy
The steamship City Of Neg York. from Nay
Tors, ar:.ycd ~ z ,reI.cto wn On !hs 2slo, sac
l.par:.,n rolg nno Of her b,rrs working.
Jn" ship S,ln,'s Home. fnm;rly the latie
pr Lance, lid re7cbed Liverpool from Havana
with ae.7I: t@o Thousand three handled Bale;
81 ,.tna
France ~ s5at, 20 .,;:.,luci 1;drc2i Inacaia
81 lac 3tGn,,ri sui Inc M,r:IEAc II o.dsc -
test their :ua'l:,.
Russa has recognized the k;ngio.a Il
Isely.
Goe. sui=T: VS. Sao. aIi shtiy 'svu;;ti
1T W.r3:s. Tee 2erretra tors Gl tho at bass
nor b.cn jiscpverv.i
THE AAGhiC QUESTION.
Tue Loalvn Times" comments or TIE lear.
jul carnage in Am :rlcc. nud >sys never a. si!g
tune could The ,1ap of Europe show so iaany
blond stained sp,.,s. whatever may b, Ire
rs.u!;, i. IS uai: tie aaT as Eow reached
uolni Il: @hch il is scandal u humenlty. |.
iar GscCtnc var Of determination :; ,ci sun.
risHion Is IS tnr IF es ever. The Times
do.ss not believe mo cry Tor more bi0ooshel
represents tie minds OF tho American pec7!s.
Eacush blood pas D1cn split, and enough
cauiags do!.e. The opportunity must be ric
s.nt or Mt hand when sopie pote3: America
voice, prrdenly calling 'p:acc," may aRuath
{ unversal echo.
The "iimes' haa another editorial OF
American finances. Ii says they ore in
mos, critical cord,tioI. aaJ ought to produce
serious si.in instead OF empty boaSling aid
eXdlfati0n.
The London "P,,st" cbatsea ,hc American
GpYcrnlnenl with oeln. Ill along Influenced
s,IeIy BY popular cau'or, II'ing never Fur.
sued an oheps0daa; course.
Tne aornug Herald" tinds it imp ssiL:e
t; nccouGt .pr Ito l;sc:is!ty ~ Mcclellan
Possibly, il says, liter tho pattle 81 F.I O.E;,
Gni tho breaking up q 4 alressrd's ARMY n
the West, no doeI hGt Zee ala Gar clearly, md
may feel n,mseli cu;nunbcred by tho enemy
in a position Vii { Is nnprcEnsb.e, .nd iron
tic cuemy InaT laii cpon his lines and wulk
A. plea ,usc. Il 50, h. * likely To act wI;u
disaster which My catnge the TEcie ss2cc'
Il ;hs war, frrs reverse to Mcclellan Involves
the ruin OF his army AID Il the hopes Of tic
Federal Government
4 ui-rtiTg hos boau neid in 'rldon r.i:tiZ.->
&c ms African slave trade, presided uyer oy
Ibid Brousham.