Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-23
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The aeemsnip Hd0n Captain Martyr, winch lett LiV
srpuol at one p n, on the 9Th Queenstown on The
I'm nat aut arrived At HALIFAX % hat past two 7. n.
yesterday on her soyage 70 Now York.
The news In i've Usya later. Is Il ruuored thai
Austria u ABOUT 20 reoOg MA the kingdom Of Italy,
Na.bsnlsl Palmer 4 70, merchants OF LondoI, fave
Suspended. Their llsOIhSs amount to s2G0 900, Ihsr
sssJ 70 10 thO same
TIE Princs and Princess Of Wales embarked on the
Sd instant 1T Drndse Tor DSnnark.
l. IL repUsssd that Pnno, DAgmAr second daughter
OF KING UnristiAn If DsnmSrk, aOout 70 be bstrothed
10 me CGnWitsa the eldest son Of the Emperor Of
Russia sl.o, that the Kmg CT Grorce is TO marry
ku sian princess
IL was rumored that the Brazilian government bad
r.. COED the propositions Tor q renewal o diplomatic
re auons with England, recommend by Ihe Portuguese
government ana accepted BY the Blush Cabinet.
The Ieoel loan vas Duoyaut, 1T f.rsher advALea-
TIE Bank II England advanced il late OF DISCOUNT 10
n,ns Der Gen- Oh The SIN Inst.
Uonsois closed Oh lie 0sn at SIT SIT for money
The bullion in the Bank of GID seorssssd durlhg
the week. TnS rate Of discount Was advanced to nine
DER cent on tue h InsL Toe resel cotton loan was
Duoyant AZ Iurthsr advance.
cotton dec lnso Id. 10 2f1 on the week In Liverpool
owing 20 peace Iumors from America and advance
tue B.nk Of ElglS0d rate BeeSdstuf, were dull ano
slguly 10 aer aud Provisions inactive IL Liverpool
the s.n lnsL
YsI AMKMoAH oUIsTIoH-ABxICUs DEsArEs on TEE
PACE MovENASTs-A MONEY PANIC PaoDUoLD IN LON.
poE-BAIIsH OPINION OF AN ARMTSTIcI.
Toe pro.rect of an srmiscs in America continues to
be the subject Of ARK Gus DEBATE III England.
Tae London 1imss continues to represent that the
feeling OF the North in favor OF Srmstoe Is rapidly
increasing bu the idea is strongly combstted by macy
who refuse to believe 10 amisice because it would
AZ euos nscsssitst' tbs rsis.Dg OF the blockade.
The London Times in it, ciy article OF the e;h, VI
der the feeling panic which the peace prospects had
orea ed seeks modify the hoanoAl sppreheosons it
he's raised By arguing that il a Premature to regard
peace as certain owing 10 the 7 b maintaining the
res Grafton Of the Uoion Of the absolute condis
tons L. however, labors TO show that II the ports OF
he Soua are absolutely thrown open by al srmstce
and the a)od OF cotton serou aegravates tn existing
pft ssure Tor nony, cou1terAciny Influences will 30 ct
work to prevent the drain of M ney Whe1 10 feared.
TIE London Times sttTib the indecsVe character
OF the war to bIsech leaders and earthWorbs /.
tinues Sc querter Of an hour OF such h'e as good
tro, d, well arme !, can maintain, is enough 10
stretch Who'll, divisions the ground Ia Virginia and
Georgia both armies are inrenched alike. Tae result
is that the main tody Of each army holds secure
position, aud the opposing bodies fight each other it
were BY sOrties."
Frankfort adVices show renewed activity in United
Sm 90 bonds and Improvement in prices.
The latest do IicheI by the HiOeruAn report The
London 7Imss IN editorial remGrks that the conci
dence OF circumstances favorable to peace that the
hopeless deadlock of the armies in the field happen TO
called uEon either llAugurate neS policy or dsbe
safely spprove the old They must put enc de-
cson the other upon record, the sores OF mill
tary failures ed by the dreadful Losses of the
present render it almost ml oseibe for thsm
pronouL CO ior war.
The London Herald thinks there is considerable e1-
agRerslion in the eSu0se formed BY some ss to the
probability of speedy termination Of the AMI rioan
A correspondent writing to the Lyndon Times, tbin
il MIR Lincoln proposes Armistce is will oGly be 10
il lderce the election, and wi lead tr peace IS the
result He al'o says thi1S certain il hr. Lincoln
s 70 elected, by Whatever means, tho threats Of tire
Dsmoc-a 10 parry resist will be found oe mere talk
Intelligence has ben received at Ii JyGs London that
two rebel crOiserS bad eN Gdsd the aiOn war
steamers end successfully run cut Of tbs haIbor of VII
N ngton, and since then had destroyed less than SO
Ulion merchantmen.
TIE NIXIoAE QUESTION.
The Qieen OF Spain La, received the rev HeI'csn
Minister. TIE speeches both sides expressed sym
pathy and good understanding between the two govern
mens.
Il Is iumored that the rperor intends to establish
ne- nobiy az oounteTpo 81 to demo Iacy.
Tue Paris orrosrondsnt Of he London NSTS ssys
the general opiGon prevailed that the Emperors health
was in very unsatisfactory state.
INTERFERING IUkoPIAE MIscELLAHT.
From our lAtCs, files we make up the following gum
mary OF European intelligence:
IFFEofs OF A p:LD P9LIoY
Berlin paper which, 10 other resp, cts Ia not friend
y 70 the Bismsfk policy, thai, whaeV,T Germany
may have gained hy the lnih il has least had
one good effeo; il has pat an end to the periodical
alarm of q FfsBch Invasion OF the R1euisb provinces
and TO the frplrSton that nothing could b. done In
Europe without the permission OF h1us Napoleon. So
much il oerain that IL he's wonder uy sed the
telf reliance OF the Germans sad removed the doubt
that lrked at tho bottom OF their hearts that Ill their
great military atmaDon;s nothing bu' plsutas-
magoria a rould b disapated by the a.sG cannon
ehot-A'sbsm tina. would stsod the t'st OF a,tuS
warfare TeS feeling viii be o. te eIclolble when is
ia reco leced thai centuries h.vs 81 pisd sn,e the
Gefman. kavs carried successful var Without for
eigu ssliJHnce.
EIGIEtRs CT Tus PRUssIGs soLpIKRT.
From varous pr of thu kingdom the most revolt
ing arc reported which have been pepetTaied
By t5e military upon uusrnsd civilians aud the govern
msnt authorizes DO ysry title 10 check these ,xhib
lions Of aalezs violence, which usually proceed from
pot vehaut youne Ofosr', WAC draT tueir swords
the slignUst provoCA oD, without sny oTicstiot
s-s1. l. MAS hoped that, nov the PFu al army
rad icu11. sons mora nonoGatl IL ven: for tisl
Gpirit Ihe ds1Td Fly would for which IL
led rg Ssen nolorious; bu' from the impunty they
JOY nncer the presen. reign, thy seen to bee 'me
more heqleut ttaH ever
And yet to think that IN 81 words are penned by
Yankee Forbslr It sound, 20 our ears Ike an aPoO'
gy to virtue 10 the mouth OF Vlss.
PEACE EIGOrIArrOEi AT vIrsHA.
Ths pNoe conference ct Vienna commenced on the
IS iasi.; SECOND meeting OF the pepipo.eutaries
took place on the &c b, aod third on 20.h which
shows shat they are more In Nnss than they we're 10
Lnndon whore theI met Anoo weak, 70 SEPARATE again