Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-13
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ILIorIcH or LIsooLN-oeNHDT3 OF TIE TINES.
The Baltimore Ams, lean contains the following tel
egraphic summary Of the news brough! by the "Han-
sa," arrived In New York on the s.h instant. /, will
be seen that the London Times reads Lncclu some
Sba. threatening lesson:
NEv YORK, D. csmbsr 9--The steamer Hanas, from
Southampton on the 20 J. has arrived.
twas reported at Southampton on the 22d that d.
pr semmes ship had sp' uog leak aud been wreck.
ei of baieIia.
The steamers Canada and Hbsrnia had srrivsd Gu .
MearJ Laurie 90, oil merchants, lave suspended
payment, with liabilities lng 10 ESQ 600 ster
ling.
The .Arny and Nary Gazsits says Il is unbecoming
In British oitcars engage in blockade running al
treating the icons Proclamation Of neutrality with
con enpt.
ton. ssys
TT sses no oauss for alarm In the rs- election Of Mr.
Lincoln. England will probably be safer in his II
in any other hands. Regarding Intercourse with foreign
State, EogaDd particularly, We may eatonably
believe tBat Mf Lo Jn has sown his wd oats he has
gone through a course Of defying aud insulting Eag-
nd, and We hope he viii not repeat tho experiment
Oonsols closed at cit slt
The Rebel loan tau sdvsrced, closing at s. to "a
French Rsntes S6f, 50. Eie paid up shares declined
per 0snt.
LIvEsPJoL Manifestation has advanced Q per
cent. Flour dub.
THE LONDON "HIstLD" OF LIKooLss ILIorIoH
Me- Lno)la will go on, ia his own phrase
'pegghg awGy" at objects already shown to be uns
tainabls will waste his main strength on the impree-
nabs dseboss Of ,bmond aud scatter the rest of
forces all over the frontier of the South from Calves
ou 10 Norfolk and from Western Arkansas to Elstern
Virgins; will accomplish nothing, end may not i'm
probably Kpose himself 10 terrible blow from
enemy WHO'S inferior forces are directed by q PIC.
ound statesmAn, and led BY fist rats Generals.
For our part, We rel DICE hesrt In the defeat
Of General hcUelan, prelude 10 the defeat Of tie
North. We rejoice that the OF oppression rob
bety ahd Justice 10 entrusted TO the hands of vsc-
lsng helpless imbtcle, rather than TO those OF Go
sbe r6soluts aud 6Gient sol Her. Nor do we th nix
that tie hopes of peace have bssn seriously impaired
by Nc. Lloon's success. Peace depends, not on the
Wishes of man, but on the dispos of the nation
So long a. the NJ rth resolute IN the prosecution
o. the wa, neither General Mcclellan nor even Mr.
vsllsndigbam could have made pescs. So soon az the
North snail be heartily dick of the war; convince that
victory is impossible, and Eager for oomp 90 svfl
on the basis Of Southern independence psscs will have
become necessary TO Dir Lincoln, and could Lot bs
long delayed even by Samntr or BfoWnloW We
believe that nothing could tend strongly to BRING
sbout suoh state ofthirgi az will fsoually df ont
age the party, and dspoee the N.rth to abandon
lie hopeless enterprise, than the continuance of Mr.
ncoin rule and In that belief We hail his re- elsctioa
as az event Of e1celsnt sugury for the interests Of
the eouih and Of mankind.
sLYElY OF TIE 'sIA KIHan
From the London Tnei Nov. 2sl
report ,hsI the Shtn<adosh (Ssa Kinsj Lieutenant
Wadiel has been lost the Dsaert Islsr d. in tire
vicinity Of Madeira, Is dcredited By tho Confederate
agents In this oountry. When last heard from abe was
az sss, and far from the D Jsert 1alsnde.
OUR 4RNY oIioraIp By rseIIsp
From tina Dublin lresnan's Journal, Nov. 9ql
We uuderssl I'd that all the uniforms for t1e Uonfed-
crate army are now being made in Englsnd-a CON
siderable portion, indeed, In London.