Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

The HsraH sdltorlsly sums up the matter - folloss
Tho news from Europa by the Persia brings 10 some
very important information With respect 70 be progress
and prospects of the European coalitionof France,
England and Spain-aganst the integrity OF the Un on
This is embraced in the letters Of correspondents in
Paris and London and the extracts from our fosgn MES
published this morning.
We give the exact text Of the article lately Published
ia the aopi,eur In which Napoleon foreshado~s the
cognition of the rebel Confederacy independent
Power Il is interpreted by Paris correspondent
actly In the sense In which We read the translation re-
ceved by the Ena and the writer adds that would have
been embodied in diplomatic circular addressed by n.
Thouvene the French Ministers at Foreign Courts
illustrating to them the exso. position Of bis Majesty the
Emperor towards Italy and America.
Messrs. Mann, Yapcey and Rost, the rebel Connie
sioners in Paris. They reported that Great Bril-
tain would recognize the rebel Government but Il
statement not very generally credited, although 1t
was believed both 10 Paris and London that the British
Cabinet we're very anxious to do co. If It's chief members
had plaus BILE excrje
Captain Russell, who was commissioned by Napoleon
10 report to him on the performance of the Great East
ern during Der late trip to and from New York was also
in Paris and volunteered It would seem, the opinion that
two separate republics would Of necessity have to exist
here. Mr. Russell also added that in bis opinion, the
armies would not engage in any serious conflict
1t is added that Napoleon will act with caution in
the matter, corresponding only for the tins with the
Cabinet in Washington.
Secession was advocated openly in London by many
emissaries Of the rebels.
The public mind Of England was becoming very much
excited on the question OF interruption Of the cotton
supply Considerable distress existed already in Lanca
SHIRE and much apprehension, - TO the consequences
likely result from empty cotton warehouses and idle
mill, Is expressed in the papers
Paris (yane 10y Correspondence Of The London Pot
THREE COMMISSIONERS FROM JEFF. DAVIS IN LONDON.
The Commissioners Of the Southern States of America
Judge Rost Mr.. Dudley Mann and Mr. Yancey, arrived
10 Paris few DAYS since. They have not been publicly
r.csyes by the rrsucn eo,ernaleat These gentlemen
speak as If they expected Great Britain soud aekpow
edge .'tbe South" think they guessing too last
North and South are much more likely when they make
friends to pick uLited quarrel with England The gen.
ers impression in Paris that the civil war 10 America
will be bloodlsss ono. 1t ~ eyepts france viii act
with caution, holding communication only with the gov
eminent of Washington.
REPORT oy CAPTAIN RUSSELL, SPECIAL AGEsr, TO
sAgoLEos.
Captain Russell, who was appointed by the French
70 report upon the performance Of the Great
Eastern her voyage TO aud from New York has bad
audience with the Emperor Captain Russell is stated
have expressed the opinion that reunion between the
Northern and Southern States is impossible and that the
establishment Of the republics is inevitable The
aimimens Of the North, he says, are by no means so
formidable as represented. He apprehends the same
state Of things In the South and does look serious
warfare as imminent for some time TO coma.
Paris Dune I9) Correspondence OF The London Views
PROTEST IRON HON. Mr.. DAYTON AGAINST RKcoGsrIos
or THE REBELs
hear that Nr. Dayton, the United States Minister
has demonstrated agains. the assimilation Of the South
States Of America to Italy, contained In the article
Of the Patrie, reproduced by the honiteur.
From tie Paris Patrie, June 10
THE FRENCH YLrrr FOR TIE AMERICAN COAST.
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