The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-27
LATEST NORTHERN Awp Eu.
ROPEAN ACCOUNTS.

cent escape of Alexander from, Forr Ne Henri.
ms been noticed in eur columns, we has q
been placed hi possession of a copy Of tl,.
Washington Ac'ioaat R,pnbiicra, OF ihc adtii.
from which "" gather d. following items
kkEivaL OF rnB srr.sanIr rtKora
HAilfiN, sept. l,.--The s;eomsh p Europ
from Liverpool, saturday, sih, SIi Quenn.
'oWn, sept. hih, has arrived At this port.
Ata meeting OF Tia British Association.
VII. BazNlc, Of Manchester, read another rt
per ON the cotton ques t"u, in which the COM
tner ktl policy of The nited Staies Wa bii
terly denounced, and the expediency of Er:s
land !iraing herself from dependence on Anne
rica strongly urged.
Afidayits have been sent to America PROV
ing that Serrll who was recently arrested
At New York, had no polite | mission from
England. and that the money found in his
possession was fer business purpo IS only.
The interview between the Emperor Napc.
leon and tn. King OF Prus i'll has been s..sig nrI
to take place Mt Comppigne on the End OF Dc.
tober.
marriage is contemplated between tn,
King of PorJuga. aud the youngest daughter
Of ictor Emmanuel.
Gen. Delio Royrra has been nominated tn,
Italian Minister Of War, and Gen. PatteuEH
| as Lieutenant of Sicily.
Tn Car OF Russia declares that Polish
Lithuania is now in a worse state than nnter
tn" Emperor Nicholas.
A force of six thousand Monteue-rins occu-
PIED the Turkish town Of Neuna, when III,
garrison refused TO surrender aud blew up
The tower, all pershing in the ruins.
The French naval divisions will remain oil
the coast OF Syria the whole winter, Tor the
protection of the Christians.
Felix Belly, the protector OF the NicaraEua
Canal, taking legal steps against Ia,
English company, which was assuming rights
over the projected canal.
The Madrid Journals announce that the
principal difficulties in tue way of a r-orgai.-
lZltiou of San Domingo have been removed.
The Eppera. in the course of remark ole
article, says That, i'll view of the present staff
OF things i'll Europe, il is necessary 10 cvacu-
ate the Tetuan on honorable conditions, IN
order To allow the concentration of Spanish
forces
hAssicHC2ETrS STATE DRNO'RArIr cOSy ENrIoS
WORCESTER, Sept. ls.-TEe Democratic
state Convention met here to-day. Moses
Bates was elected President: and after soIre
preliminary business, tiic following noInin&-
tons We're made: Isaac Davis, OF Worcestrl',
for Governor; Edwin &. Bailey, Lieutenant
Governor.
Resolutions We're adopted, giving MS a
motto Of tar Federal Government, at mus !
| and shall be sustaineG;'' sustaining heartily
| the Federal Ad ninistration in the vigorous
prosecution OF tie war. ss.rting rs their
| principle, "SepardtioA nefer-UEi3n for
ever
| An Ex-CoEoNEI SENT HONE.
| Attain early hour Oh Thursday morning, in
pursuance of orders from Gen. Mc' IriI,i,
| The Provost Marshal seat detachment Of his
| guard 10 Wizards Hotel III Washington.
| where they arrested e3-Coi. j. b. Mct'urry
| OF the 37th New York Volunteers. Ito was
| taken to the depot from whence lie was semi
! 10 New York, i'll the early train, with ;i.e in
junction not to return during the war. The
cause OF this treatment il understood 10 haVe
| been the numrr attempts mad" by him to
| stir up mutln;eS among the troops.
| eHANes- IN THE us. NAVY DEPARTMENT.
| The Nay Department has recently mode
| several important changes III the Uiiictr + Of
| the respective squIdrous. Capt. M"rvine ~
| tir, as Flag Officer III the Gull, and Capt. Ne
! k"an has Been appointed III his place. Capt.
| 'ioldsbor1ugh has been appointed to s1cteed
capt. StriH CHAM in ttt command OF th. At
| iantic squadron, the latter having a>ked to be
relieved. This squadron has been Gi vid"d -
Capt. Colds borough commands the Northern
| division, on the coasts of Virginia and North
| Can oiina, and Capt. DUPONT appointed 10
| the command of the Southern Atlantic squad
| ron en- hr;,cing the coasts Of Soiith CaroIlnl,
| Florida, and Georgia.
| IRos-eLAD sHIIs.
| The Navy Department. after taking the
| proper preliminaries, has accepted PROPOSE
| lions from Mcssrs c. $. Bushnell 4 60, of
| New Haven. Mcrrick & Sons. Philadelphia,
| j. Ericsson, New \ Ork, for the construction
| of iron clad vessels.
| A CHANCE toG THE INNOCENT IL fukrLAgtYrrTF.
| The L. :. District Attorney of New York
| has received instructions Irulu The $rcret1ri
| OF state and War ~ examine in the case "
| nulnhrr 81 tae prisoners now coM!incd AT
| Fort t.tfayJ't". Thc e~aniua lion wall Er 81
| conducted that Innocent larties viii nut by
detained one no,r alt"r he facts OF their non
| completely Win treason is established.
| NJ" ARRtN"fHU<r Of MILITARY HEranrIryrs.
| IN order has been Se.e, from tir War De-
! partment thar the Military Department OF
| ONO Will, ia future, consist at the State ol
| titat name. Indiana and 50 much of kentucky
| Hs lice within nitsru miles OF finciua"tl, ,;ii
| der the command of Brig. Grn. aItchell. Of
| he I. :. Vols Headquarters 1t Cincin
| matt.
Eid.e Mountains viii COZ sSii"'e il future :,
| separate command, under Brig. Gen Rr-s.l.
crtnz. headquarters liz the iei".
! EFolaNtr!"N o. "FFiC&ts --A9rotETSpSrS.
| Ahont Il hundred and Atty officers Ct il.,
| Federal army tvolnnteccs) have, rom VI
| rious causes, resigned since The 18th inst.
| Horatio Mates Wright, formerly Assistant
! Professor OF Engineering II West Point; ia
| ward Ohio, Ord. OF the I'd Artillery: and
| VIM. Nelson. of Ky, have been apI'oiutcd
| Brigadier Generals.
! ESCAPE OF REBEL PRISONER.
| The local column OF the RepublicaR contains
the following notice of the escape OF Lieut.
| Dunnot, from the old Capitol building:
| "On "Wednesday afternoon, Lieut.. Dunnot,
| of a NirS iui;t regiment, VINO taken priS-
! onCr Al The battle of Bull Run aud since cou =
| fined in the old Capitol building, es>aped.-
| He is supposed TO have been aided by some
| persons the outside of the prison, and il 4.
| thought that he is still in the city. The two
| sentine,s by whom he must have pas Sed are
| under arrest. The provost marshal has Of
lered Il reward of So for his r-capture.'
| SIZE y0ToS SUPPLY IN ENGLAND.
| The RpsJtican contains the following brief
article On the cotton supply in ngland:
| On the nth inst, the stock OF cotton ut Liv-
| crpool WAS estimated III 81 900 bales, Of which
rt,t
| weeks supply Tor consumption and export To
| the continent OF Europe, even ii both con-
| tinued upon an nndlninished scale The
| manufacturers, however, Were beginning TO
| reduce the copsun ptloH, ana this, not merely
| from al apprehcnded failure in the supply OF
| the raw material, but because many Of their
| markets for cotton goods We're glutIed. This
last pect OF the case Is strongly Insisted upon
| bv & CONNIE rcial writer for the London Timfs
| who even maiut;tins that the manufacturers
| have been spinning and weaving 20 much III ad-
vance of the demand, thOt II would be 10 their
| interest 50 TO reduce their operations TO
| make the present stock OIL raw cotton with TIE
additions 10 il from other sources than Amer
! lea, hold out until October, 1862. There CO Ii
| lie no uucs tiOn That the English manufuctu-
| rers, like the American manufacturers, did not
| reduce their production during the summer,
| III proportion to the dininulion i'll cous ump-
| ton and that IN accumulation of Inanuilc-
| tured goods has been the Consequence
| Liverpool is continually receiving supplies
| of raw cotton, chiefly from India How
| much may be received from that quarter is Il
| mere ques ton Of prices. AT the last adyices
from Bombay there We're 100000 bales there
''on oJr," if exporters to England would pay
more than the native manufacturers. The
receipts of India cotton at Liverpool mex /
year will be one million OF bales, "a two G,il-
lions. according to thu prices which HAY rule.
1t is now said that the crop OF cotton III the
South will be seriously diminished by tie
heavy and unreasonable rains in August II
may fall 10 three millions of bales but there
viii be enough OF il, at amy rate, and it will
be brought out III abundant season, and OBJ