The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-20
.due.,iay Morning, FebruaryS20. 1856.
rtRTHER BY THE CANADA.

No have the following by the Canada In addi
.., &, the dispatches published yesterday:
Asia.
,-.-, WAS occupied by two Russian bsttslions
- = third occupied camp formerly held by
,sral Mourarietfs army. The captured guns
t,suuitions OF war have been removed TO Alex
A3,~,s. Letters from ETzeroam predict scar
.[a. food there. Islander Pacha was seriously
snied on the 2,sd Of December.
Persia.
1,,rs> rumored thai Turkey was about TO me
., between Persia and England
England.
The Queen opened Parliament on The 3lst In
Y . house Of Lords. Earl Gosford moved the ad
-, 4, the QueeR The Earl Abingdon second
y. .A. notion Lord Derby did not oppose, but
.4 be considered the speech bare cold and mes
% lie though, il ought Ia refer 70 the state OF
Affairs with America to India and the Colo
q. and to the fail of karS. He conceived that
- government in the enlistment scheme. had
.i Ted the spirit OF thu municipal law of the L nj
+ states, and he hoped the apology offered would
received.
7,srJyret;cd however. that there was not a con.
story paragraph introduced into the speech re-
mag 10 the subject The whole speech, he said,
a.. 7fdelent with water Cruel
The Earl OF Clarendon replied Referring to
. u-rAent relations with the United States, he
s la MY opinion there can be no doubt as TO
g. .anlmuu-SenSe view of the Clayton -Bulwer
-aty and vet it is upon the Interpretation of
RI. ,resty that the difference of opinion has
,en In such case correspondence Is useless :.
. have lost no time in offering TO refer the
.. la question to the arbitration Of third Power
,. sides agreeing - Tie decision. That offer
B. not vet been x yplod II has been renewed ;
81 hope. VFyI. farther consideration, the United
a.es Government VIII aequlesce. In regard to
recruiting aidleLiiy, II WCl!d Iot sad friendly
alton l. .tlaGo - il from the throne. InaSnuch
-.- a-ra.r rl.sE yls.Ns,a
r.. be most recent demands OF the United
S4t.s ..I.gej only t"O days ago ana are not in
ta.c . by laadv pubic. The Origin of the trouble
r.s ...s: At Tie LvsilllLa Ct the war numerous
q. ...ss from the United States applied 10 the
s.t1. Government iJT permission to Join the
-... , t4e East, IN consequence, instructions
.,,. sy-. IL .Ac GoYtrun.ent Ci Nova Scotia, to
-t..... NLt.Alr persons from the United States
.. J- I,C-lYyd At Ea.aaX. The instructions
20 .iy.-e- Il lir. CHAMPION, who was at the
.s-.s .--c IL !.l.:l that. anxious AZ England was
r4.s-.-4t5, sLc was Sill more anxious that there
/. -. " Ii violation OF the municipal laws ot the
.AUt-.. -. agency Oiilce was opened, and upon
e... l.-t being l.ade, Mr.. Champion desired
liza. !. II be made public that the British
.l,-.n.-el, lil not recruit soldiers in the Uni.
ia 5!a.c5 enI he made known his instruc.
hons 10 2r Marcy, who expressed his salts
H. o.. =
AIR further explanations he stated that cor
| sro4I-ace II not very amicable nature had
,..c5 taken place between the two governments
Ra the transactions 20 which il trefers are by-gone
-44,ac tons and from the commencement the
BHish gov ernment has disclaiined all infringement
! the laws of the United States With the con-
Il-t; Of Mr. Crampton, his government was per
city satisfied being convinced that he neither in
4,5uaIly or accidentally violated the municipal
of the United States. The difficulty was
|, eptbie of q peaceful solution-no slight was
arant by not mentioning America in the Queens
speech
IL he House Of Commons, Admiral Napier. i'm
/ si.arly on taking his seat, moved fer the trans
MISSION Of the papers relating TO his Baltic expe-
g'on.
Nj Baillie gave notice OF resolution to the eff
that enlistments in foreign countries lowers
il dignity of Great Britain, and is calculated TO
eLlanger relations with other States.
France.
Much satisfaction was expressed that Paris had
,een selected for the meeting of the Peace Con
,feSs, Peace was considered certain to result
the deliberations
Political arrests had been made at Bordeaux and
bic Monteur publishes decree fixing the import
.iU,y on Cotton brought from entrepots by French
5sseis at 81 francs per hundred kilogrammcs be-
Pug reduction of ) francs on the former rates.