Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
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We psSlistsi . day Or tive since Psetrsph par
IsrtisE have been tAtss froa the LVapso JosTnd'
Of COansrss staisg bst 81 order lad bsss isssst "
the RritSL siNas in the 'sHoss por1 OF Ss Wsas L.
ia Isasds - prohibit The Alssins ftsn sOAliss s'
atss 10 provisions a, their Dsrs; sni drsssg 'sss V
istsrn CAp.. ssans hat T. sa~ shsissisA 10 AssN
desire, O., s.sI,,tis. snGsss& 70 Sliss .s'css,s
in SesEsl ssip, hr Aist,s Gs'W,asn, vsuld take
sAps to destroy his vssss. In This ssnBeetioa il 10
interesting 70 peru,s what tie Hssfok Rrprs' ays Of
the Al,hams end her relations With the British Govern
neHt:
lord John Rasscll ,sd the Briish Pres nay say what
thew plesse tn. VAR Of the s.b.i Ashsns upea
NJ, 10 srt,h var snI hsr psrniaios % leave q Bi-
t,h hsrbor vsss British tsclsntcS OF war against ear
con nercs ard trade IL vest do 70 ay vs could not
help t. fer the, essld have hslped itsnd nov thst
theV are vsrnsd more Aabanai itshf sai IL bnS
land I,i the, vil no more regard THE vsrsins than
they did the irs warning sTsins, the irst Alsbsms.
Evil not do TO cav, "Yo. and other saisns DO the
like thing" This nation, eeSsiny, never has Sized out
Alabanls when Ireland was in rebellion, or Canids 90
the SepoyS or the Cahtes-SzsBt-vhsrsssG Great Brl-
tain has suffered 10 be fitted out pFrassr iteass Tor
belGgereht rsbelliOs, Vhish haI no barber. which
eau enter 80 pert Of her eva ssd Which Ia therefore on
ths high seas-vithout eosntry without hsns, "tssst
the recognized has aany Hatios.
What asgravses this outrage il that tse BRUSH per-
NIT it ia order to prey spsa oar cos'nfee Hse mo-
nopoli,e IL for themselves. Tho efso+ uPss frashts
hero in New York they asd know 10 he az follows,
ana they rCjGce over il
Foreign Ships Amsrio4a stips
Flour nor Dbl is % ais 1914. Is 9da-
Wheat per busb 80 - stda std sda-
Heavy gds., p tsa. .20e Y a Jus asS'sa
70 LospOS.
Foreign 2tips. 45'erisan Ships
a. IA
Hoar per Dbl. Is 4tda-- iotua %
Wheat per bush...... Sdaa- lOu a
Heavy gds., p ton. .s5s a US ID aS9s'
The war risk on our vessels to the West Indies is sa6
per cent on a British nothing, The war risk to Eu'
rope and elsewhere is per centon British nothing
Hence under these facts ships are being laid up
al the wharves and the commerce OF the world - pass
ing frou US manly into British vessels 1t ID for thiS,
one Alabama is fitted out in England, aud more are
threatened if we do not threaten reprisals
FLORIDA TO BE coLoNIzED 81 ANrI-sLAvERY DUTcHNEF.
In the latest news from Washington find the fol-
loving:
A numerous delegation of Germans representing nine
States of the Uuon with John Buttman, Esq., OF Wash
nglon as their Chairman to-day waited upon the Presl-
dent at the Executive Mansion, with loyal aud patrf'
ole address, congrauatng tho President upon hs ssue
Of his Proclamation Of the lst in,t referring Win
able pride to the loyalty and patriotism Of she Gsrnah
citizens during the Rebellion, and psdging the same
fsalty in ali the future whatever fsrtsao IL may an,os
and especially commenting to the attention 81 'ns rrss
dent Mr. Eli fhayer and his sohsue for the soeM
7atisu of Florida stating that thousands o. 0ormsa
citizens were ready and anxious 10 share tue VI
the enterprise
Tho President received the delegation with ouch cor
dalily heartily acknowledging the great "
the country to the stable aud stsadast loyalty OF tho
German popuati.n and referring with manly sympathy
t. tseir number. and sacrifices in the nsld He assured
tho dele CATION that Mr. Thaysrs plan for the soioniaa
ton of Florida had received the earnest ana sors ~
,;p of himself and bis Cabinet aud that whio rscens
military sysas had forced the postponensns d tina e.
;s.yriss ssf TIA sps b. dsnaatpg the sssfs AZ