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

west Of the Mississippi &c as to htEl in slave,
w. But the su5juqdtion OF the South, ca Of
any tropical country which te'ia:s 10 tt.
dc.th; Is al Impossible fest-an su:lpt
which will VISTA III vain the rc.Hdrcss c!
FIJI, generation Tie "Spactstvr" boag.s
tt.. Eoelaud ID changing Ita stn;ln.enss..-
"T.o civil war In America has bectmo 81
sp.i slavery struggle, and slowly buS csr.
ta;nly Erel.sh OPINION is swinging around 20
liza ,ru, uos,,:on-s passive bat unqualified
! dislike t. oil who contend for human bind.
ege-"
On tbs .,tker saad, tee "LUod 5n Sa!d.G.7
Review" tbs rscst iDtiuenti.l Of Gil the ltd.
rary wss kiia>:, Id az earnest sd7oes:o 0: ihs
c,nsc of lhe s. nth. II makes seyeT5 stts,!:
UPON tue ting st Exeter Hall l. isvvE u,
tne North CO.! uesIo emsncipsuouf IEs A..
t;cIs !s hesdei, The Carnival of Cant, Sc:
! concludes THIS: "UJr Warning Te mus fsa.
.u,, 70 ,;7s 80 Mr.. Lincoln and h.s friends
| ljleey Im g,aa tnS: this Sort OF trssa a.
The yolchiil,y OF Exeter Hall AID a.. It's Y.si,
cheering, howibg horde CT men, women, ano
| g. ss.ntlng preachers IL she rIpfoss'in II
| Euelish sentiment, they will con'aIt the Te:y
same b!under which Russia msd' l.: Eis:a&
,Y. Ito Pace Society gnd the aScchtsts'
CLIQUE FOR he Engl,sh people, * spe".3
thus oil Mr. Bright, WHO has osen stu'npis
Z lgl.od in favor Of tie North: Ten t&st;
Mr.. Bright procu:es On Euslah aud'eac'a,
h.. il fer good or evil, Is lnS,gn.ii:ant Al
;lhrtine, / ut his l1boitI MID u9jGst ?EYtcA7fi
against the S,uth VII! hes, = tssriu' shalu j.
lhs responsibility o. f'vs,iog, p:rh.ps ''r
yol;.rsllurs to cine he lut!cs CT ..
G,svo.
Iny ;:4turd>5 "GYv.ew" has long az.
clo on Tue Present Military S:ate 81 lie
Southern Corfederacy, IRON which H.As
AN extract The SOUTH :cas fortunate Wi.r1
see contest broke out - possessing s:3-. =
nan a. Tie head If he, government Who M<s
sufficiently Ia soiIl6r 80 know now ~ s".e'!
hi; esneYxii, and EDO how 10 .Oi .ian a'cLe,
sni cr1fir ~ thcir sb!i.itd wien they b,t
blen selected. TleIu srs 10 differences Z.
oo,nion as 20 Pse.!d ~! DAVE. lie may have
..,sia some oDeG.'vs, Aut no on" duuDts BIS
,a,nc..v Next t. him, and bfss ";h0nG tie
ybn...:,, not only on account u his military
scri,ta. bus from his HoHir qualities, stsnci
Gen. Lo.. 10, like nearly all tha Ctni< dera;s
generals, w.s an tt'iccr vi the o. UHrl=G
aL,ie, army, and when tho separation toss
,l,ce, ~ frat douu;ed as 10 TIC course Th.G
his ruty 70 his cGunsTy vaud isAc h'I.i 20
take. However, whsn no had RESOLVED On
HI, .,no 4 conduct, 10 ec,aarHsI, hear, All
soul, "a the cause, All now rcgsr'S Il =, .ac
notlest 1or which . man can fight. rs
character IL Bsd 20 Ie.emhle ;hst Of Va J.
ington. IIc Is without ambition Iowa q
roun,:y bsirs the inon-s o! Aia a;tons
and BIZ hls ,,crs ,nsl couiuc; 10 sets 10
example OF soltier-liks qnai!les TO tie
t,Joc- under ais command. J"c Jorna:~r
gssn.:a nayt IN the ostiuitt,'u oi tbs S,gth-
.rp - pie. Eean'esa'.1 <
much tslovsd, especially oy tho peopa All
trcnps Of tho SLuthurn poruoo CT ihS G"G
faG.:aay The b.tGe oi Ball Han AMI tbe
succcs sui evacuation Of CJIlnth h.frr q ..
H.llerk's army sufficiently attest hr' nI!its:N
QUALITIES. Toess tbrco Den Occupy tie !.ta!
r,rk among the Generals Ct the Can't "s:sey
Asa division leader "S:oIt~sl' J.c..oa
stands pre-eminently high. Ito moi only
rossr-acs tho religious enthusi. IL attn
b.ted 30 some OF tho Gencisls CT ~.
c On ., nnw aslsh durrs tho rebellion IN Erg
iand, hut ala, has In firtd bis troops wi'h
That frlilg They hsve e. 6 most thcloug.
c ,nsteoco in MIN, and willingly dubrlt ~
t-e gro test hsidshirs when led BY hiar.-
Nothing could no faer thsn tao rsono- "
which, in June Inst, 60 defeated or succ"si
fully eyadsd the five gsnersls aen' to .Enf
:nto him in the t,h6ElGI0sh Fsi!Sy, leasat
thun, ,'Is.s, and himself arriving By fore,
masch.s n uu tp ioliuve Richmond snc 81
fost the army OF lhn Pr.G.aao." 81: +
aketrhca follow II tic !ll's, L1BgstG
Bragg, Voc DorE P':ce. Mtgru;cr, Sur
sud Morgan.
The following are sa,na 81 tho rev wors'
on America and tho Anglican VIZ: So
months in tho Fsdersl St.te.," by EJwrr!
Dicey; "Soci,l sud Political Bearings o. ~
American Disruption" by Be'rsfJri HIP
pa'tiz,n of tho South "A Two M9nll,
Residence N tho Confederate STATES incucrs
q Writ t. New Orleans urder the Adniuis,;,.
ton Of General Bu'lor," by sn English Mo..
chant; the Proposed Slave Expire II;
An,ocednnts. CONSTITUTION md P"lrcy," ~
C1.r.ss :. Mail; Ccpfed"rs'e Notas f.,
English Circulation, by ri. B. II. f Ark.7
saa, q. 5. A; North ard SJuth." b. 81,
White Republican" If F:tz..'s M-tkz,n,.
"The South ss It's, CIR Tecn y.fascs Eyer
eco IN the Sou h',n Staten Of America. an
" Journal of Residence Oh !. Gonrg;. p,r
talon in 1885," by Fanny ,n.hic, n.
10 tho South.
Tho contributors 20 poe:ry -" IT.,
Painter of Athons," ny AnGrr:e Mae i.
Las snd Pnons on i:sIy," hy /. A. Ma
kay, and Poems CT Rural Lie in the Do,s
Di.,sc,,' by VIM. Bl:nrs. Tte i..;.: Is
highly eu!ogised BY The rs'l.wora sna -
author pronouEosj poet of rors promise !
ve.y vLluahl, and entertaining fddiuoa :,
Poetic Criticism il Tho G>bak Oh. m'i'z
2os,s .nd the English poeta," by the a..
Eli. beth Barrett B:nwning.
Carries Rsadc, author OF Never Too l.C
to Mend," haa I'm Rcod ne " SeIis sto'y
ia d" AL tbs Year Round sntitl.t Tey,
Hard C.ah-" Miss Brandon, orc = r3'
II cat successful rovelists OF tho tims. h..
co:uassrued L 'o.nors VicieryH il. "0H.ea
Week"
/. ia and that General McCsi:n IS ~,
pairing history u his eau paigu on no Z:
niDsui,.
All the Reviews Mi papeTo rorialn c,es5
rate notices Of EiHgsIako's History = IL.
Uriucan War j'Ia: out, = aich 6aon:. t; >.
thu took Of tbs day.
Dick ems has bacn gtyrg rubi;c rcsiH27
fom h;s own roi ks in pa;i4 fox 80 tEri.
Of tie Lsncnahirs sutfereIs
There ID . :ranc ndcu. urrcsr st5u, R.t,l
CoionRo's attack o. III historical acrur., {!
the Psn,steuct. "A avalanche OF Ssbls-
burden ms presses and hcakceller's Sho,':.
the aecond part Of the Bshop's wo,S !, ~
published. TIE Arch5;ebop of Can;6rhaY
summoned meeting Of .hs B,shops 81 L,".-
beth, which resulted n nc IRE, arston f
lcttor to Bishop Oolanso, breg:nE him, il u
loy.d the welfare Of tbs Church, to I'c."'
aid heiesiss. The B.ahnp has replied IN ,bs
sSue brotherly tons, but tdh.Tss 10 nj IL
trirs OF liberty Of thought" BE vii dcHt!
lcss he tTied before tho E:clegiastiesl Cow.
sHd bc.strippsd Of his gown.
A york by IL. Micbs!st CT. "gc,csry," IA.
created az extraordinary SENSATION, snd n.
hcen suppressed by the PaTis police, az vel
as condemned by the + ,mzn Church. |: CO
been translated, aud Is about to DO pu6l2hs.