Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-04

manifsstedS We also informed that ''ths tone Of
the last dispatches received st the State department
altogether satisfactory" An intelligent otz'n Of
OHIO writing from England to the Hon John A. Gurey,
declares emphatcay that he has the best reasons for
knowing that Intervention 10 airs determined
upon by England and France some months ago and
that they will soon o.r mediation taking high Southern
gfound their proposition Is scceded to b. the
Federal Governmsn they will send their lets to sur
round our CO So 10 conc ion, the writer states that
''lhe fist of October nexl earlier date, will
lad the French and gsh asss our shore', unless
army is victorious In the meanwhile and The rebels
defeated" We give an extract from bis letter:
The question of foreign interference Is again aytated
he All the latest advices, public aud private, from
England iodicate asprt Of resveness in that country
American matters more sign fcant than any hitherto
IL, sted Ii - ated that the tone Of the last dis
D. tches received at the State not
satisfactory, but that nothing said from which IL could
be at all inferred that tbs European powers designed
aking any immed ate steps towards mediation The de-
feat Of the militia bill in the Canadian Parliament has
not im roved John Ills temper aud he will sezs upon
the reVerses at Charleston with much avity be did
upon that in BInks department "a this suit ct Hos.
A. Gurley has received letter from q highly INTEL
gent adopted cit z,n OF Ohio who has b;en In Eaga
for the pst six months, spending much time In the ct-
ton district. he says:
Fr5tly-I have the best reasons for knowing that H.
tefyeutIon 10 aff iirs determined upon by Elk
land and France months ago. and for the reasoD,
amor gst Others, you In my letter OF March last
Secondly-Tns determination would have been ac,d
upon before this had the contest ber the hori
tor and herrimlc taken Europe-.he world in fact-by
surprise, and upset AL the exclusions Of France and
England especially They became slEmed for their own
8 fety.
Thirdly-The dread Of the Monitor feet, which IN.
s.and we are building, adds another TO the req.
sops which determined these mowers 10 interfere and
they will never permit this set to be completed If
they possibly prevent IL.
FourtbIy-They will soon oh.r mediation, taking de-
cded Southern grouud-we knowing tina. this viii not
be acceptable to our government IL not their inten-
ton or wish that il should be accepted.
Fiithly-Tbs being refused, they will send their com
bined fleets surround coast whilst there ia but one
Monitor in existence knowing that this terrible Hls
thing cannot be every whore ct the sane time.
Sixthly-The first OF October next, II not earlier
date, will fad the French ard English fleets
shores unless army is victorious in the meantime,
and the rebels defeated.
The visit Of Lord Lyons to Eugard a. this time is in
accordance with, AID necessary to, this latter pro-
gramme to confer With the Governments Of both
u,s so as to arrange the details OF the expedition.
5aSeventhy-The interference Of these powers is alh
gsther OWING selfish motives, not that either for
our condition. although the osensbe be ei'en
for such interference will be the cause Of hu nany =