The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Below we give the only Items OF In terest
a. h;,,b Lot

making the passage ia five days aud eight
hours. Over the first, in regard TO priyataers,
the Northern journals raise prodigious
shOnt, but we have reliable information
which assures us that their JOY will be short
lived. W. have good reason for stating that
not only England, but France alsa, are de-
cidedIy favorable 20 the cause OF the Confad-
crate States
Lord John Russell announced in Parlia-
nIrnL that the Government had determined TO
prob bit priyateers from bringing prlZes into
aGy British port, and that France Intended
aineTlHg to its ldw which prohibits priya
tters from remaining ia port over twenty four
hours 10 l-pO%- of prZ-s. lie also said that
England and France nad sent propositions 10
Washington, based on the declarations OF the
Paris Congress. and that an ans yer was ex-
pected by every mail.
The London Times charges the speakers At
the recent American meeting IN Paris with
groundiess irrittbi!ity ana anger against Eng
land, and alludes 10 the tone OF the Northern
press, saying that the In0ulSts appear 10 be
euraged because England presumes TO De HeE-
trial, and that Il is pialn taat ihe utmost care
mus: be used by England to avoid giving OF
fence to either OF the b-l!igerents.
The DERBY race was won by The hitherto
unknown horse d" kettIedTuin.' against the
whole field. The betting was Id 10 l.
by the FuIto0.l
The tult0n's adyIces aIe not so late those
given above; yet the following extracts are
important:
DIVISIONS Or TIE FRGS,u FREss on THE CRISIS IL
AMERICA.
From an eApTeselUu II sympathy Wit the
anu slavery movement a. the North In times
gone by, aud = heaven Of aacIeut preladice
against the South on account OF The - peculiar
institution" the French press has tu vIuceu
gradually 70 more practical examination OF
tne american 4uvS ZION, WIKI the causes and
COnseq uruces OF the evil war Which lag lust
begun. We have lhv authority OF the opm-
lone NatlOHaic iOE saying tnat the greater part
OF thu French press, including the MonIt-ur,
the Government organ, have rather Sneered
at TIE tOFernlneI. o. The Northern section OF
the tuiied State, dad incline to" ,lds ih-
sou theru COnlcdrrtCy. The cause assigned tJr
TINS feeling by the bplnohe Il III 1t liz sou III
era tOHiedeFdty nas succeeded III ''gulilbS
me EurOpeAu SONerIIurHLs WiLh the cOtnIneI-
llaI Inducements it holds ont to them. BE thus
;.s 1t may, the tone OF tne French press very
mnCh line that OIL the leading EUglish Journals,
whose leaning IS Enthusiastically hostile u
Nix. Lincoln war policy. We have already
spoken OF the MoulteuT, on the authority OF
one OF the Dttterest ANA uacOmpIUmlslug enc
mics OF the South III France
The Journal OF Havre 4 paper OF some in
nuenCe among business lneu. does not believe
the recJHs tructIO;i Of the Union possible, ana
quotes M. GtiilardeC's article iii La Pve-,e OF
Il late date, where he speaks Of -Nr. Sew ara ;
declaration to preserve The same repu bIc,
The same constitutional Union, As 4 deuiaIt-
ton TO continue the SAM c1us1S OF conflict
! The journal concludes that tae RECONSTRUCT
! ton of the Union Is neither possible nor de-
! slrAoie.
| The Courier du Havre laughs Al what il
calls the "unu5 ual and even completely al
! surd pTetenalUn' OF the United STATES GOV
eminent, when ii declares thaJ Il Wall mona 10
| intercourse Win any Government y hich may
! recognize the Independence CT the southern
! C0nied-racy. TAe Courier says:
| 1--WE are not gong 10 discuss the gTieV taces
! complained OF by the South, We believe them
! unf0updrd; but We look To the principle, ana
! Ne say that from the moment that several 50
! Vereign States OF the confederation believed
| Jhems yes aggr.eyed by the Federal contract I,
they had i right - demand the revision or the
I dUHuIlIHg OF the contract, GC. The pTCt"H-
| sj0ns Of the North are nothing less taIu the
| uyOKlng the principle OF Divine right 5u'
| Divine right i too SICK in EUTUp" Tor Il
consent 10 recognize II in good health on tin
other side OF the Atlantic"
We refrain from noJciDg the Pays, the
course Of which IS nUtOIluusIy for the South
and therefore 4 remark IS unnecessary. Some
81 the articles IN the papers alIuded to At,
very we'll ana tOTcibIy written, and would re
pay The trouble OF reading We have eudeay
Ured 70 give simply RI Idea OF the tone WhIct
| Frrvddes them Oh the great question Whicf
now agltateS Us, and though our notice G.
each has been necessarily briet, We have glyri
a faithful outline Ct the sentiments they eX
press.
TH2 FRESCu SQUADRON.
. Our French lIi-s bY tn Fulton state tina
the French North American vessels tCuQre
L9voeler, and Dp>carjes- algeuiy sailed, ar
bound TOR New York aud Oh .rlrstoa.
per Steamer A3ria,ic.}
ST. JoHNs, June y The files by tue A..ri
) attic con yaiH the folio wing additional news:
GkaLASD.
Lord John Russell announced in Par!ia
ment taAt England and France had sent prop
OsItIOUs 20 Washington, btsHi on the 1pciayt
lions Of The Paris Congress- in relation 10 III
! abolition OF priVateeTllE, and that an ausWe
was expected by every mail!
, Sir John Pakn2tOu called the attention q
the House " Commons 20 the COM Dara ti.-
progress male by France and England IN IN
construction OF aTmor coated YES els, in vhic
! France wa obtaining marked and tUrmIda
bic superiority. and mo uiged what We're tn
J intentions OF the government on the 81 beet
Lord Paget acknowledged that the Frenc
were taking steps largely TO augment th-l
, iron navy. Most of The ssels have Oul
been laid down, and It would take years j
building them, and England would, ia q
n / probability, be found equally we'll prepare,
| As 1t Was the intention OF the Government
have five more vessels Constructed, - be hui
L internally Of wood, but Cased with iron, an
= | shot proof.
: In the House OF Lords there has been 4 di
Cusslon on the India supply OF cotton. Ia
! Grey pledged the Government 10 do all in !
power 10 advance the growth OF the staple
india.
5 Ata meeting OF the Great Ship company
t, was stated that The employment OF the shi
I by the Federal Government would not be
: J
a The agents D! The com p1nY III America h
' been instructed 10 procure freight Tor her 1
II turn voyage.
FRANCE.
p The Patr.e says that Prince Nap8leOn, 4
70 ter visiting Aiglers, Spain and Portugal, vi
J., 20 to America.
- The Moniteur has published decree war
Is ing pubno writers to exercise more moder
r ton IN their disc usslODs against the CHthOi
m clergy.
IIappears that the Great Powers will sra
~ antte the integrity OF he Pap1l territory.
IL 1t Is asserted tRat the Emperor has sent
a autograph letter 10 Turin, N which the X
Z | mdu question Was luiiN stated that it W
ar itvOrably recoi yed at Turn, and that Wet
| Emanuel sent n reply TO IL on the - n Of VI 4
The conditions stipulated are not known, b
+ II Is said THAI they Include, on thr ir4tt
- PltdT ont, neither 4 recognition OF Inc HC
Oh See over the Patrimony OF St. Peter, nor Il
III cessOn OF territory.
The King Of SalJilait has Withdrawn
eXequators from the COnsuis OF BtVal
III Wurtemburg and MeCkleuburg,
III In The Italian House Of Deputies q comm
- tee had been appointed IN relation 20 tae /
de tional armament projected by GaGi0aldi /
u" House unanimously agreed 10 me UrganI
u ton OF 20 battalIOus of the National q MA
n to be composed OF ali men between IS and
he years of age.
Is 4 collision lately occurred at Glencoe, IL
teen miles from Wheeling, on the Cent
ONO railroad, killing four OF the eIaPl0y
III on the road, smash hing al engine and shaft
IL ing Cne or Two cars.
he Il is said that Emerson Etheridge, OF T
Oh, nessee, Will be appointed Federal Minis ter
81 Portugal i'll place OF James L. Harvey,
On called.
Ninety more Of Bartlett'S brigade arrived
4 New \ ork from Fortress Monroe on Mond
e. There are four hundred ana nifty remain
ms there.