Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27
Prom the Baltimore Ershans. Of Tuesday, tie 2,:h.
LATE AND INTERFERING FROM
EUROPE.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION ABROAD.

THE AMERICAN QUESTION ABROAD.
The steamer Bremen left Southampton the I2,b and
arrived at New York the 23i inst. She brings the To-
lowing details concerning the American question in Eu
rope
RECOGNITION OF TIE SOUTHERN cosYEDERAcr-TsrLIHf
PROMISE oF LORD PALXERsToS TO RECOGNIZE THE con
FiDERATE STATES.
The Paris correspondent Of the Independence Beige
writing under date of June TO- says;
told YOU that Mr. ROst deputy to Europe from the
Southern seeded Saes appeared have returned very
well satisfied with his trip 10 London. can now give
YOU some details Mr. Rost had obtained from Lord
Pamerston the formal promise OF the recognition o.
the So uthern States al period less remote
Perhaps the English Minister, bad, byview, the in
teution of waiting whether The seeded States viii
be able to resist the eJrts whca those OF the North
are going to attempt against them.
According to the Impressions brought away by Mr.
Rost there no understanding between France and
England in regard 10 simultaneous recognition OF the
Southern States Bnt it appears that the recognition val
be made separately By these two Powers IL Is foreseer
that this determination Of the English Government would
excite a lively irritation in the Northern States dc
not know whether supposed that that irritation will
20 so far az declaration Of against England by those
states But pretty positive that the British Govern
ment preparing for any emergency The English forces
in Canada and Nova Scotia being largely increased
RESroRcEuENTs FOR CANADA.
In the House of Lords on the th OF June, Mr.. AID
derley asked the Under Secretary o. State for War,
whether il was true that three regiments of infantry
aud a force OF artillery under orders for North
America and that the Great Eastern steamship had been
engaged for their transport and Il So for What locality
they destined and whether they to be paid from
the imperial or colonial treasury.
Mr.. G. g. BiIiug said ih-s tIo regiments OF infantry
in addition to the regiment OF Infantry before under or
ders for Canada ana battery OF artillery were 10 be
despatched 10 Canada, and he BELIEVED hat two regi
mens and the battery of artillery would proceed by the
Great Eastern. Win regard to The payment OF the
troops that had already been provided for in the votes
OF tins wear and no additional expenses would 80 incur
red The money having been yo.sd ~ Parliament, the
ex sense would be paid out OF the imperial treasury.
From the london Tines, June II
T. has been determined to send tire, regiments Of in
fantry and a sufficient amour. Of artillery and munitions
Of war reinforce the garrison in British North Ameri
Co. These gars0ns had been 20 reduced OF late years
AZ scarcely 10 afford scnries enough Tor the protection
of the public buildings the most important military
poss aud - their weakness seemed TO invite attack
has been thought desirable to place them in position to
command respect from any Irregular body WaicA ~ q
moment OF excitement hight feel tempted To- asSail
place which seemed Incapable OF defence.
7HF BRITISH YLEl- FOR THE COAST OF AMERICA
Tie Cygnes . screw Commander TaruPp, was tested
Yesterday st tie measured nile in Stokes Bay and ST.
aimed speed Of rather knots, Shell expected
to sail after inspection ioc the North America ami West
India station She carries twenty hy'pounier Arm
strongs as Iigot guns London Tunes, June II.
rax GREAT EASTERN AND GOLDEN FLsECE cHARrERED-
THE FORCE on EACH VESSEL.
Instructions were received yesterday morning by tn
Admiralty agent ia Liverpool 70 have the Great "a 20
surveyed Gnd il found suitable IN engage her tor tie
conveyance of rooLa t. Causda. THIS has been done,
aud tie great ship has cen taken for the conVeysnc"
OF two thousand and five hundred men, one hcadredo
cer5 ami hundred and twenty tv horses Tor Ulebec
London Times, .,aHs IN.
asdes the Great Eastern the Golden Fleece Nae also
been tkan up to convey the tcrtFseye1th regiment oil
foot t, Quebec Tire iegent cobssts Of thirtynne Of
6cers SIS men. and the usual number OF Nomsn and
children and borses They are 10 embark at Dublin, for
which city the Golden fleece will sail from Liverpool to-
morrow (Inursday)
Mr.. GEEGORY's ANSWER TO THE LONDON TINES.
Mr. Gregory, in the House o Commons, OIL June 18th,
out Of respect the House. RETAINED already stated
from pressing bs motion for the recogrit6s OF the
Southern Conftderacy lie then aid
H. would net YS; niu7e,i ID opposldon to the wishes
Of the House 80 generally expressed and therefore he
would postpone the motion sine dswtn the hope that be
should have opportunity before the close g. session
OF bringing forward the FL oct, beralsp &c must say
that Il Egs rca. uBs most Unjust that pub caous
should &c circstcd throughout EaglsEd in which the
Southern Coniederacy we're accused OF uawarrantabe
secession aa. It's members called traitors and peg
iureis {" o." and " Hear heat) aud that he should
have no opportunity whatever OF putting forward their
case 10 a manner in which it could be dispassionateI
considered. Hear, hear
The Paris Correspondent CT tie Times says
The continued threatening aspect OF affairs in America
and tho apprehension that the Northern States may
seek 20 p4tca 10 truce with tna South BY s.I with
Spain, on the pfeteNs Of &c: .Ntion of San Do
m npo, exercise e depressing Influence upon the trades
of Paris ald Lyons, whose principal markets are PEE
csely in those countries Low m,naced With o@r.