Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22

aha iva az ths Conner Of Esebsnss pisSt 500 e9ua
William street. continue their Efforts 10 SOW dettss 10
ths public mind but their cndeavors to-day, you will
observe by the coue Of things at the Board have not
been rewarded with marked SUGGEST There are good
many rebel sympathzers If not rebels In fact, in Wall
atree. Perhaps nowhere in the whole North Is every
little mishap 70 the Union forces 80 greediy seized
unon and magnfed and distorted in order TO help rea
son At home and give encouragement 70 the sympath-
gers with Il abroad The Liverpool and Lendon CORES
pondence of some of these fellows II laid bare, would
discover disloyAty which would astcnsh the natives
MANY of the gold speculators--the men, ! mean, who
coin The eanards which almost daily create panic IN
the streetare foreigners who not only have no sym
patty whatever with the Union cause but are scarcely
at pains to conceal their satisfaction whenever rebel
success, no matter hoV unmportant 1t may be, an
nounced.
FROM EUROPE.
The London Post of the lat of October contains the
following items of news:-
Mr. Mason, the envoy from the Southern States of
America left London las. evening by the mail train for
Paris Mr. Macfarlane remains for q few days 10 wind
mn some unimportant matters OF financial nature
Previous TO the departure of Mr.. Mason, several
bars of the personnel quilted London for the French
capital
The London Herald Of the LIST Of October has the fol-
lowing in its city article:-
The stock of the Confederate loan was September sO)
quoted rather rmer the advanced hours Of business
yx:-2s1(Q263 discount; very late e WAS even better
than this price. variety of spali investments are
being made which giving strength TO the quotation,
and now the loan may be considered as fully paid up It
ia probable further advance may take place.
Tur RryIrw AT CHARLEsroS.-from the Courier,
18th; 80 -
grand review of the troops of General Tsiaferros
Dyison on James Island, took place on Friday morn.
inR. Gan. Besuregard accompanied by Gen. Pierre
Sous aud staff on horseback rode over TO the Island
and reached the ground about eleven o'clock The
troops bad boon drawn up in line in open Held and
extended several miles. As far as the eye could reach
the conspicuous battle flags of the different regiments
we're to be observed flying in the breeze and at the
head of each foe band OF music.
On the arrival OF the General Commanding the bands
commenced PLAYING and the artillery fired salute OF
thirteen guns The troops were then formed for review
in ooen order when the General and staff rode along
and around the whole line, the bands discoursng most
excellent music they passed. Alter this the line was
broken into by companes and The troops march
ed In review past the General who had taken position
on the lett Tne scene at this time was msgnlhcent.
The steady uniform tread of the veterans who mad
passed through various campaigns in Virginia, their
reeimental banners covered with the inscriptions OF the
battles 10 which they had participated and exhibiting
the marks of the enemy buet the artillery with their
long line of men, horses and guns the hearty imposing
and cheerful appearance of the troops they fled past
their beloved apd fayorite commander all rendered il
one OF the finest military pagesnts and brilliant specsa-
Giles We have ever Witnessed.
The review over, Gen. Beauregard and staff with
Generals Coquitt Hagood and their different stafs &C
companed General Taaierro and staff 70 headquarters,
and afterwards visited number Of the iort6ca.
ions.