Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-02

tured ell 900 in money.
Horssio Seymour is brought out by tho
New York Sunday Atlas" on the plttform
OF "a vigorous prosecution of the war till
the rebels ask for pssce," and Of "unconl-
promising hostility to tie rebels in the South
as we'll ~ to the rebels In the North" The
Albany Regency, it says, declares war
against the Oepperheads. The probabilities
| are, therefore, the Herald" gays, that the
Democratic psrty in 1864 will be divided
Just as they were in 1860, which will senurs
their 'ineyitabls defeat Tie "u,Iald"
oalis on Lincoln to come ont and set nsds
Ohsse and Seward.
Stsnton is said to he shout to qui! the
cabinet by conpulsiol aud Butler put in his
plaos. The Herald advoc.tes Banks.
There q dispute ss to where Burnside
shall operate. St ntcA snd Andy Johuscn
want HIM tc 60 To one p'cce, ard l!sleck
and RossarEpZ to another.
Valland CHAM vaa left IN rant.s sell. ITs
surrsndred binself to 70. t:s: loldiv: 10 mst,
saying tbst he was prisoner af va and
there by fierce and sga;EE: Lis viii R'so.
crarz told him if he c.ras hsc!s hs would I've
put IN prison.
TALLANDIGHAA IN DIXIE
HIS TRANSFER 70 THE KTsEy. Inns.
MUaFAEssBoHo', Mcndsy, May 25.-FaNan-
dig ham arrived here on = special train under
. strong escort, at 10 o'dlOtk ltsi evening,
having loft Louisville this ,ro:ring, u!.d passed
through Nashville without stopping.
He was quietly taken in car,inga to the
quarters vi Maj Miss, Provost Marshal
General, where ke Was Iecelsod by General
Rosecrans aud numbsr Of otaor officers -
Hs appeared to be fully composed, end sb-
Stained FROM the exrI ession Of any diHsGreo-
sSle sentiments.
Al 2 P. NJ, his Soulh~s'd journey com
rlence6 Maj. Miles, with mounted escort,
Started dowa tn TAXA ha. b-iow Our lines in
Shelhyvllie. The prisoner wia very cheerful,
and discussed h,s ti:usii3 n :;d.her,ntly, hu',
on approaching the Eeas5ct .ehe! piekei,
commanded by Uol. Webb, q, ieu S:h AID
bsma, sonle eight miles cut, iis becsr-s pe,-
eepdbiy sf,otsd.
Upon taxing leave of his compariols, he
said in substance: Il sIn cit;zsI u the
Crised States, aud loyal 10 ,hrm. / want
you to understand thst you have brought
prisoner to the Confederate authorities"
10 Col. Webb be made similar femarka.-
The former received him with remslk that
ne had read his speeches, but did not like
nimi that he could not receive h,m within tho
Confederate lines, but 10 would porris him
to remain nt hi5 pca, uniil he had sscertsined
the pleasure Of the authorities.
The Tag Of truce party then left VsliaI-
diShxm aud returned.
THr ALABAMA HrAsp FROM AGAIN.
Nav BzDroHD. May "a, lsG3-Ship Milo,
Fordham, whsler, arrived tSia afternoon, re
ports, spoke May l6, latitude 80 degrees
North, Longitude 81 degrees West, Dutch
brig, who reported bsing bearded by an Eog-
lish man of-war> ho WAS ir company the
day before with the pirate A.sb.ms.
FROM EUROPE
ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN THE PROCEEDS or THE
REBEL LOAN IN YlAIB.
Tho Paris "Gsligoani" says:
"An application wss made to the Presi-
dent Of the Owl Tribunal by NJ. NJ Erlsn-
ger Co., bankers, undsr the following cir
cunstances: IL the beginning Of 1863 the
applicants had undertaken ihe negotiation of
a loan for the Confederate States, but their
operations were suddenly paralJsod by nc.
tice of seizure of its proceeds ssrvad on them
ut the instance of NJ. II. Dnpssseuy L o.,
shipowners Of Hivre, who alleged thai ihsy
lad a claim en- the Confederate Goyoru me,t
for million of francs, ss au indemnify for
the willful dsstru ton Of their ship, tho Lem-
utl Dyer, With o cargo Of 2, OBS bales Of cot.
ton, when leaving New Orleans 10 April,
1862 France not having recognized the
Confederate States, Dupssseur & Co., could
not obtain nIenedy by diplomatic meaus,
and therefore adopted the expedieut Of seizing
the proceeds Of ,hs loan. Erlanges now ap-
piled for an order to aonol thu se,z ire, on the
ground that 1t in.erfsred with their rights Rs
negotasors of THE lean, and that tho Question
involved points of into, nstio ionsl Ia nus v'ith
in tho competence Of the tribunal which
granted the order for seizure.
The application Nss opposed b. DuPaE-
esur i % whose oounGei argued that the
Confederate Government was the only party
entitled 10 demand snnulneht Of the SO znre.
but the President decided that IS tho ssiz
TIA lad inpedsd Erlanser & o. oper Atiors,
they had isas 10 donshd ita suppression,
especially as tho claim Of Dupsspsur & %.
had &c. been legally established, AM &c ac-.
cordingly granted tho c:ior demanded by tho
applicants.
FALL II tbs EysrL Ln.s.
The sIimes" says:
Tue Confederate loan recoded t. par on
the later news from Auorios, announcing
further Federal successes Oh tina M'ssioslrp rpi:
but these accounts mus: 90 rocsIve'. witt,
caution, since little is kcown Sith zrgard 20
she strategy of the Con!~ie!ates. mn II vas
certain tha. every eff'rt would Ia msds te-
:ore the lst Of M.T to Greats favorable in
preston rt Now York, not merel Y to fLciii
tate tho financial opsraii"rs of Mr. Chase, but
to mitigate The difficulties Of tae cGnscrip;ion
question
PROSPECTS or NATIONAL FINANCE.
The London Times Of tho l2:h discau'scs
"a follows:
ALTHOUGH United S:ntes stocks hdctusts
less than the exchanges and !hs premium on
GOLD, they continue tu experience rsp;d move
menis according t. the progress OF Tho VTsr
But the variations sIe directly Opposite &c
those which logic would dictate. The Fedcr-
oil 'successes,' which are fol.OS ed by an iln-
pro7emsnt, should In reality csuso Increased
dis,rust while every new and crushing dis
aster iu the North might, on the ctasrsry, re
aoce epted ss tie lest glea1n Of promise agsiost
the reign Of reputation which scesan ihinl-
nent. Ifthe war be protrscted much longer.
or If the subjugstion Of the South bs aco'm'
plished either lste or soon, American II 1ancs
must be without hope. II definite and
honorable separation can be effected, the poc-
s,bility of redemption Northern obiist-
tons may still. perhaps, DO within rsllonsl
an icpstions. A prclorgs,irn CT the war
for another six months on its present scale uf
expenditure will svell the msss of Inability
to = do. rec thst can leave TO doubt ss 81 ;he
manner in which it will be dealt with sifce,
concurreptly With the drxn of treasure, the
drain OF life and labor from the fields wi!
hsve reduced the productive cap,ciiles OF the
country, 30 that yesrs mnst slrpse befcrn it
can even regain the condition. in which 1t
ntn 1, 1G6iI On tina other hand. A6suC-