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The Daily Dispatch: October 8, 1862., [Electronic resource], Later from Europe. (search)
n Supply, at its annual meeting, took a hopeful view of the capacity of India, has denounced the obstructive policy of the Indian Government. The impeachment of Sir Charles Wood was called for. The rioting at Belfred was of a serious character but attended by no loss of line. Business in the manufacturing districts has not been On the Parts Bearce an advance in had taken place, which was, however, by a reaction. . Divisions at the North.[from the London times, Sept. 18th.] With the last victories of the South the flood of adversity has then above the heads of the President and his Cabinet, threatening to sweep them away; and the civil war that was commenced to force the Southern States into the Union brings, as its first political result, the probability of breathing up the Union among the Northern States themselves. The war was blindly undertaken to avert one great division, and the war itself is splitting the North into fractions. As the central po