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

forsign c.piisl ur;ii aspiration be effscted
which Ehsll !aaYc !ho Northern enorsiss free
for thor natural course Of progress to the Pa
cifc, instead ofbtinE hsmpsred by Z partner
ship with St,;1s which mus. for the presen
oontain either 3 600 600 Africans in subisc
ton or 3 000,o 600 African idlors, and, ss f.I
as, military conquest can make them such
5000 000 ss7es Of tho Anglo Saxaa race"
THE CASH OF The pE7.uHc.r.
Ias ssmo authority says:
''In connection with the lats csp;ure III tbs
P.:pTht q, il il Stalled to bv tia intention O
tbs merchants aid thi wnsrs Interested II
the trade from the port Cf London to memo
EialiZ> tie GuTormnssnt, calling upon them te
put an cn1 sc once to tts prssIGions Of lht
Federal doyarnGicps in atiZirg neutral ships
proceeding to noutrhl ports. Tho discharge
Ct tnc cargo cf lilo Potoshcff, which is re-
ported by tbs last lnail ss having b.en ordsred d
ID consldr1cd merely protenoe to gain timo
and do!ay Tho question: involved 20 an jn
definite rer;od, " Dich gould act most preju.
diciallT upon :ho aliopirg interests OF ,ht
kiagcon."
ruMoRs OF MEDIATION
1 letter appaars in the Ro do Janairo
journals ffouu Coz. .Wsbh, the Am.!its.
Minister, co;.trad,ctir "a re3or! in that CAPT
tsl Lha. :he FS .uIal GaysI1me6s had ex.
pre.cfd : willingness to -erra 10 ohs srbi!l&
t,on OF tho Emperor OF Brazil in its quarrel
with tho Scusb; ta, sddu,E, that in ;hs event
Of sny arbitration, tho choice 81 tbs Cabinet
Of WaaainetuE would no doubt fall On thai
sovereign, ph" had SO n,aay cl.imY to its re-
spect and corhden'c.
AnERICAN LFrIIki.
The rebel lcsr baa fslcn in consequence
CT tho ro:s"t advi:ec. II descended at one
time ~ Iour Yer cont. discount, but subso
qusatly ,sl'iei, closing a! 81 to 3 per cent
discount, being = fall IT three por cent. ss
oompsrsI With ms previous LAY.
Nj. j2an "hl.b Aspiaws!', o0mm'esionur
fem H"lth Carolina, tss ISSUED s., invitation
a. Manchester ior sup cripu cus t0 the cotton
bul,.r al TIA. S.at'., for Tho gnm OF G3O0 600
ste,ling.
Too New insE carrsaponders 81 Inc Lon
den Tttue'.' Ii bis me saGc ler tie Jusa,
Announces tis; t.. egiLI " htoh no wished
T." asnd t. 1a;i,x psr the Amo'is, Oh tho
18th ult, rap not Rlicwo,i to be transmitted
froln Now York.
At a meeting d: ,Ls L;yrspool .ovG coun-
Gil, tho Mayor aEi mr. Dsnt, chslrnan OF
the watch ocmm.,tse, reiorred to the state
nents that the local nuthc-itins lad actually
exerted themselves in bunting down tbs nj
laged Confederate sgc,ts II the matter OF the
Alexandria.
Tho Msyar cad that it was true thn. ono
dsn ;;!xs bad h2en employed, - the request
OF the House Secretary, to mike lnquiI les
wAethor the foreign enlistment set w=I be-
ing respecird in Iiyogpo,l. Beyond th.t, he
wAs net sTsfs ofsny sspionsGs by tha po-
lica.
Mr Clint denied ths iusi7r.tiaus nsde
sg 1inst bin. fIe hG, rot in nry way assist
sd the detectives. Hs bslivet iha. the roports
respecting ihs employ nen: Of the police, in
tracking the ha2poasd Confederate agents,
a-oss f;om ths circnu1tance that a private
inquiry wac ts;ng made. by cfleels set to
work by FeGc:al Gffi;iss N Evsand.
Tho London Herald srsculating upon
General Hooker advance In VusnIs.. ex-
poets that he capfiict, l. decided In favor of
the Souiii, will 20 far tp ono tho war
The American nows by tho POI sia Was
SthrASSSp, NA iuu 1Otur huN StEIOt Gl
" regarded as udecisiye 1t had no effoct in
London, tut il Liverpool thors WAS dsp:es-
sion III the cotton ,aa3 . st-ongthing in tho
breeds taft markets.
Il IS reported thst Captain 3 lhock as to
laaYe Liverpool, on the 10th fos the Clyde,
TO t.he commaud cf another rebel pirate
cruiser, ready for depsr.ur. from that river.
The London Army and Navy Gazette"
say that the Federal eff,rts recently made in
London to raise loan nsvo not been success-
fal.
Jamaica letters received ia England report
that on the Tth OF April fight occurred be-
tween three vessels and large war steamer,
strikpgly like the Alabama. TIE 6ght lasted
five hours. No particulars lrs known
ISTsRvasTIoS.
The London "rimos" Of May IL ssys: "No
rear ghiiion or mediation would have the
smallest weight, uaiess it ws.e backed up By
the probability Of moro forciole arguments
snd ,hoso argunedta wc arc not disposed TO
apply We hsya nothing to do
bu. to whit, and hopo thGt these two unhsp-
py msniscs may soon come 10 themselves
and See what tn.y sro about. 1t Ii MT FOR
our in,ere,s That either should conquer The
other, or both should he irropsrsb!y in.
juied.
!; IL SAID Ina. Russia h.s conceded to Na.
poicoa th.t Europsan Congress shsll be as
sen. hlo.; IL, regard 20 IN .;lurH sffsc.i7g this
country.
E.sb.sIcKsuUEa. Va. 5iay 5lst, 1863.
Tia Pu.lad.lpbis "I"qulrsr AID Ns%
York "uc- ADJ of tie 23th, furnish the
following rews:
titE; Br3G.
CH:cAGp, ilay "a speci,i dnp.tct f,on
CaiT" ~ hs "Journsi," says:
Tho sroIeh Drsonets who left Sherman
Landing IN t:,r % inut.. stato thar besro,
Of dcspaicnts fr. IN Con. PemSeIton to Gen
Johnston, hsu hcer-c captured. The despatch
be.re. reported thu. the numbor Of rebels ri
Vickshu,s VISA between 25 and 10000 mca. u
On Friday morning Gen. Pemberton sent q
hag OF ;ruce to Con. Grant, tff,ring to sur
e.dsr Frckahui &, if the latter would ellow
his irrcps to lny down their arma and IuArc ch
ou'. Tho cffer was Ie:pse,l.
On Thuredsy the retel batteries on ths
nUI!h OF the town wero taken Lrd burned
g.. the evening Of the eaue Gay the batterius
st tbs fo1t If rho hill were CAPTURED; snd op
the a.;nc escniny the water batteries below
Vicksbu;s were tab en- by Gan. Portsr's ulnr,
tai A ltt.
O.. f. ida, xftH- 'efusirg II accept Penn
baFtcu's r-yiUB cf surrender, G,neral GrsDi
nc7Gd "n fa works, End thu rebols were
driven i;.to Lhs;r inner fr:tif cations.
General Lngsn guz' dU tho Black R.vsI
bridge. General Grant feels Ga'tsin that he
will be xhle 10 take care OF Johnston. the
lattes has only ten tn usand men exclusive
cf what he n.y have by reinforcemVnts. -
Gsn G,sai's srmy is jarses tesn is general.
il Supposed ard quito eacugh fcr tho woIk k
GA hand. l. stretches completely around
.he d9o.acl Guy, each wing resting en- tn:
riysr.
Tue city of Vcksbuig is full Of women
and children, compelsing not only tho cijgl.
nal Inhabitants, but many who have cone
frcrn the surrounding country for safety.
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