Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-08-06
Telegraphic.
From the 81. Louis Republican, 17h ult.

FROM me 81. LOUIS htpnO'coH- i'"' 49,
New York, July 16.-The steamship
Persia, from Liverpool 9TH, via. Queens
town 9th, arrived at her dock at noon to-
day.
The New York correspondent of the
London Times. after pointing out the dlf
fculties Of the present position Of the
Union forces contends that the capture OF
Richmond will make no difference, but
merely transfer the war further South
The truth is an armistice, aud then
settlement Of this deadly quarrel by q
! peaceful separation, is the only solution
of the difficulty.
The Army and Navy Gazette says a.
though it has always maintained the pow
er Of the North to take the principal mil
itary points in the South, there has been
no time 5 nee Bull Run. when their po-
sition aud ability to do..so looked more pre-
carious.
1t thinks the battle of Richmond will
determine the campaign in Virginia, but
will not stop tie war In the meantime
there is no chance for the smallest inter
venton or officiOus good uffices % Crap
pie with the cotton question il India, and
the following day another correspondent
contended that the interference would h.
prejuticial-
Ii l. stated that the military staff in
Canada would soon be what 1t was before
the Trent affair.
The Ep=ea, Of l.airil, says the Span
i,h Government has received most salts
factory communications from it represen-
tative from Washington, a. to the proba-
bic effect produced upon the United
States by tile dsinterestod policy which
Spain La adopted with regard to Mexico.
Tie present relations of the cabinets Of
Madrid and Washington are most cor
dial
The steamer Scotia sailed for Liverrool
AZ III o'clock. with SO 0,000 in specie.
TIE Daily News says the Americans il
London met on the 18th IF July to ccle-
brate thc day, but To account NJ the pro
ccedings is given. The same journal edi-
torially dcnouncn<, in sarcastic terms, the
mischicvous malianirv af TILE Times fn-
1; Pharasaical aud ill-iimed lecture TO
America im hrr hnnr nf trouble
The Morning STAR hrs al-ga lrrrncis-
fina NJ fh- Tunes flr its Outrage 90 Amer
lean sen-ibilltIe- nn the most sacred of all
DAYS t. the American people. II hopes
that Americans will treat the in<,lence
wy tlc Eaalish writer with di>Rlin, ana
srys the writer j. not more the enemy Of
their claatry chan the disgrace Wi hir
owr.
TIE Morning Herald zry- the ceIcbra.
thu Of tha Fourth Mi July am the prose
cutiou Of The war constitute a. .llring
case a. was yer ALLEGED against q civiliz-
| cd nation anl thnt II I-nI.--iyH~ meant
anything ia Auericl. the mere reading
Nj fho Declaration nf independents"
Should suffice wv r.nArml thr irva-inr Il
the Conf. drrate States - utterly insxcu.
subtle in principle rnl erroneous in policy.
bu5ai,, Jny 1.-THE governor II
Ner Yrrk BIAS taken urrn him-,lf rho
rrth ritr af nncr -r nH..r bounty nF ann
lo-l r. ". ,scl recruit ati ip provide u
mount .ufi :enf fr f!nar rErrn~" trust
inl tr tfc uaEt legislature \. .a.aa 40
P-ris. Ky Jutv rs The bci- Eav.
-rGr IL. I'd fl : NC truce twn different finics
demanli. the unconditional surrender
IF the place. oar citizen, wei- 30 ur
lor arms Ihrr M. in linc ar n'r.art
~ rrc.ivc a'rack, bat 'He rebels DIV.
now chansci 'te,r Ta~ltlon in ihr narii
"t ae- fhr TlHre w.Il n.t ba sure .lrf-
"a without li-ir.
Ihialairhin- .in'y l5--ihe Richmond
Enquirer of tAo l2rh speaks w Gen. Me-
C'cliau's defensive attitude, ur.ler cover
NJ thr gurbnaf-. aS fixed lIi~ "H'y Ill.,
""G i, pro" ''ie c'r'e'- rave line
uHlil "a shni! have tcc"ine Tcsusltltcd
from late defeats must be confined N mr.
decisive RAIDS, TO Keep up t"csp'rf "' Its
men. ln The meantime ~ inn~t tnrn Dnr
eyc+ Y" ihc west f"r more startling cve"rs-
Inc n"Ee"i," ts on bue'i. and The cor
-'fHn rf'rafi.i~ MA nnr "A" array air
n"" "HI..r4 "-fN anxiety an4 KIP. A"ana'
n .'a IKE "'i'e..'.
l"c HFHhirer ht'n sny> fhe enemy ha>
o-e" l~t'l"E e'.7lIerho'e ac"yity OF
movements ~ fHe vicinity 81 fAe PIPER