The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

Daily News, in his ettsr Of July T., makes The
fdn4rx ,9l1Fxlssmsn's:
Khf9oIs 81 change Of Ministry are ali oat,
'bu lsieSn heStraced ~ no reliable ana &C. tam
soufsss However. the condition OF ahairs
suoth at home and abroad may renoer the IN
PRODUCTION of some fresh and vigorous mate
rial into the Queens councils an early ntces-
atty. Oae OF the earliest results OF sucn Al
event, should the same policy not Do auoPteo
spe. dily by the present M inistTy, Will De the
recognition OF the independence OF the Coh-
tolerate States of America. THIS may seem
startling news, but II Ia nevertheless u ae---
on viii please note that the Few predictions
have veutuie1 from Time 70 time, IN IN lei
,els on this subJ-ct, nave Ia every Inc ahce
oeen fulfilled, ana that nave nisied you In
no single fact. The ferocious assaults oi tue
Northern press upon the opinions anu poiIcy
Of England have at length swep. away every
par ticie OF sympathy that may nave Deem teit
Tor what was Termed by them IL " VAR ior the
Unlou;" and the utter III thIessEess OF theii
disregard tor common truth ana honesty IN
their acc usations against the people of ,nese
Islands has led to The cCncl mat thcir
viluperalions of the Sou thern States were anu
are lust as reckless and untrue.
o.. the other hand the brutal and Ieroc!ous
appeals of The Abolition press to the worst
passions of human nature, and Inc declared
In ten ton OF devastating and Crushing the
southern States-the land Of their reiatiVeS
and our own-has produced not only h7oeep-
rsL disgust here bat the hottest indignation.
Ii there be one thafaC terisilc Oh "htcE the
true elton Boast more tnau ahothti, IL Is
ms love Of lair play; and now he sees III the
south the inJ 1Ieu and weaker party. Inc
same pels mat. oniy Il few years ago, sum
moneu The humanity OF Europe ana the world
10 rescue Inc opples sed VIC tims OF tyranny
and u ur patton III other lands, are Dusty AT
work to ueuouuce the madness OF d GoTcrn-
meat that trampies every constitutional qua
rantee OF your Repuonc under loot. 0hUuitl
any serious reverse btlaiI the ttuerdi arms,
look Tor the Immediate lifting Of The curtain
for han a ~
# the Amer can X public on the basis OF
GOOD iello W. mp stlii prevails, ana were TINS
lie issue, there IL but Ole voice among your
Lransttiantlc kiuS;neh.
The eSttoiis hmenL CT huge military dSs-
potism Is deprecated, ana VIII even oe re-
SISTED.
The manufacturing districts are FESTIVE,
ana the prospects OH al slices tor the coming
winter are highly alarming In The East
indian colonies sIcn trouble Is brewing that
there Can be no hope OF any certain supply OF
cotton from that quarter, while all other
sources admitted To be utterly Inadeq ua
HI:nout the ala OF your Southern product.
You viii perceive oy the Journals lhat the
Brush forces III the Canau Is are 10 be ST. il
| .urth.r Augmented ana The fleets i'll your
waters doubted. Reports current that
President Liucoln's blockade is inefficient, ana
hat NUN iavoIitlsIn Il sno VA. 1t this be
so, pro Inpt action The part CT his 10. elh
ment may oe surely anticipated.
The Pans corIes pendent Of the same Jour
nal Writea rs follows
Throus hou, France trade is every where
depressed, aid ouI manufacturers are eXecrat-
ns the AmerlCrn citil war heartily ~ do
her III1l.ds III 4Manches ter, III EnEiaEd, Tor
,vry sInItLr causes. Iii 81. CuenEe alone
lie &c puiatIoD has Diminished I,lbi soGte
slnce he rIbaud Trade began 10 iaiI, and all
the other tOWlS devoted TO The SIX laue have
suffered Ill nearly 90 Jil proportion. Still our
Id llonal war Preparations beth by land and
sea 90 OH with Gnablted slsor, ana as long
sine toietUld, ii powerful H5et, Including
,ome OF The splendid steeI-Cased vessels Lately
launched, ana now the pride OF the FrenC
| Navy, Is 10 follow the squadron already as
patched 10 The American waters,
OpiEl 1nS III relation 10 your present domeS-
TIC COZ liilt are settling down 10 II firm couVIc-
tia. there no safety tor the Republic
out i'll COnCiilall1n Inc attemp. to subluga &c
50 vast |. country ana so determined popu-
ID T., az those Of your Southern Ssateb Win
such meal. Unable resources, not oLly IL th"li
| home produc uonS, but IN their po"er oFeI
the world commerce ana Manufactures,
is deiaIsu 70 De .tHsurd, while the gas
/ gCnaGtng OF the Northern war Iress IS
pronounced rs most stupid and atyott rns
~ military men "e well as ciNll,aL6 EGe
| CommlsAiprers Of he . ). Il most cour +
eous ard respec tfulIy lsteIeG - every q =
They claim 10 ask only Tor Independence
] tIcm Government which they ably lnd CT
| ten conviaoiLSly argue has OyeTthruwn tht
| Cons titu'iJn, l OF only III the South, bnt ~
the n )rlh. ms tJ3 best lupiGlstS iiud req
| -oners Of the country declare il o more than
| Franklin once asked i'll your contest with
| Enss;lr d and elsewhere thla i'll Paris. Nh
| Dudley Mann his had no diff 2ulty IL pro.
| curing material aid in the shape OF money
| rms OF the most improved order. and cavai'
| ) AID artillery experts OF the highest etHmV
| from what | have per 7Onaliy seen and heard
| on iris suhi9Ct, l should not be- surprised
| should DAVIS Government loom up preseEt l.
| " with It naval power that viii astonlsn
| hose W no have been idle enough to suppose
Thai the manaces Il Mr.. Sc Uar,i ia his dis
| patches and his enNCSS here would pass IN
| noted.
Ia connection with the foregoing, We quo te
| trcm the Washington CORES pondence ct the
| Baltimore sun
| The London Times has arrived at the con-
| clue ion that the war must terminate i'll Son IN.
| I'm independence. That Independence may
| not, even il il exists &c fCac'0, terminate the
war. l. il clear that the Times will ad vOca t.
| recognition by England, at al early day. ed
| vices rece, ved at Havan; from Europe state
| that European Governments will probably y
| soon recognize tbs Coatedera'ea. But thes'
idviCes are from mercantile source, which
| 1rc especially interested in peace.