The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04
THE EvEoFEiS JOrRNsEs 0S AVE-
ssE ~ AID CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

sapI,rt sssei--isas tsie following summary and
/, comments, in it's issue OF the ED.
Tns casADIas KgixroRcsMEsrs
! Tae LaTopean mails, which have 1us'
! reached rs, sre fun 10 REPETITION of matters
connected with American .ind Canadian af-
/ fairs. One Of tnc principal topics of liseua-
/ s.on il Inc aending Of three old and thorough
/ " eflicient regiments of infantry to CANADA
! The ARM and Nnry Gas..s does no. douf, that
1 the En- glsh pnbiic viii regard the measure
''as one of wise precaution." The London
| Times asks whether ii is intended Gs q demon
stration, or pledge OF future action II II is
| In tended to assure the Canadians that, In case
| IF attack, troops will be sent from Great
| Britain 10 protect that Colony, the 7fmss pre-
tests against 1t. The Cnnacians are binatiy
| told they must defend themselves. Tbs
conclusion reached. howevsT, !. thst the
regiments lido not go TO Canada 70
| threaten any offensive operations against
| America" The Lcudcn Giobs explains thai
| the reipf5TceIr sgts ordered to i,rttish North
| America, when added 10 the troops aircGay
there, will not ouse the entire force 10 exceed
. he number usually kept In CGfIada In oTdi
! nary times. 1t coTnmends the ;sction Of the
! Government as n frudelit step. II President
| Lincoln asks what IL means he il to IL. an
sWere,i civiiiy aud politely; but that In gland
| is not bound to waste her breath in making
any elaborate justification OF purely defcE-
sivF act.
TIE london Fost, alluriing to the appoint
ment IF Niscount Nouck, as Governor Gra-
"ral Of Canada. refers 10 Lie responsible du-
ties which he Will have u perform Al this par
tlcuiar i4ncture chief among which, says the
Post viii tc to maintain the neC raiity OF the
pToyirce TO promote It's IN, tcrIsI prosperity,
aud To show 10 the world t@at the asoaGrc1icsl
institutions # CaE4a coa5r1Jse rcai jrsoom, md
aG1e IN hem elements Of P92ageHcy tar grlefr tieR
olose gt the Rej245or5aa HepHtttc-
THE PASSPORT SIXTEEN.
In respect 10 ~bat the Times calls - tho
changes in the american system, =" that Jour
nal confessas that, since war threatens to
L ~ N - ~ t. iui
sib!e to predict the formations which may
sHryiye after thr CONFUSION has passed away.
II drciar"s, however, with equal hrevity ana
t nphSs.s, that ''tne United States have cu4s-
fd to be- that - enough h.. now been ic,rGt
n show that the subiHGa,ion of the South is
neat 20 iIG possible, an IS So 1lnissiun ia the
nigh@st degree Improbable" Ali tho Incl
dents of the WAY, 1t say, appear lie in
favor Of the Confederate stairs, and that its
advices from New YORK announce the fact
hat - the Federaiists have now brought
themselves 10 contemplate dis disruption Of
the Union probable event" The effect
of the war upon the Federal Government
mas been, in the cpinlon OF the great English
journal, - TO enormously increase the power
of the President, and TO confer upon him, in
spite OF constitutional checks ana hindrances,
a very despotic species of authority" 1t
adds:
The latest accounts inform us that the h.
be2s corpus act has been yi.Iutiir suspended
that arrests Tor treason were frequent, and
that Fort L4lftyette was 1uii OF state pTis y
ers. We seem. IN reading such reports. to be
carried away from Repu5 lean Washing ton
20 Mia" under The Austrian, or Naples an
der the Bourbon rule. TO com ;'iete the pie
tire, we actually ina in the land of political
liberty ard social freedom the abrupt es.ab-
iiShUpnt Of a StSten. which the old states u
Europe sci ION veoturcd TO deftr J. and have
now begun to discard IrssUorts are dis
pensed with over many parts Of the Cont
neut, but thcy are Vigorously insisted 81 in
the United States. II is not merely OF the
frontier, between the TWO arraiee, that these
documents are required. No person what
ever can depart from any port OF We Uni ted
States, or land st any port Of tho C.j1ed
states, without passport fcom 'hc Eadcral
Government. i traveller would fiuI Linn
snlf more 1T liberty III Venice thar IN NV
York
We are told that these things Jar strangely
with English ideas Of America and rs iusti-
tutions, but that war ms brought Il host o.
eNigFpcics in its train, and that Mr.. Lincoln
could do To less When tie war is over, It
says: tue two great divisions Of the State
formerly united VIII form, We hope $50
prosperous conmrnitisF; bat we 10 net ex-
poet that either OF thetU vii! bear much re-
selnbianee to tie ics7 amoicea R.ppdljc."
AMERICAN FISANCEs.
IN q subsequent article on "Auerican
FInanees,' - W. are toId that ''tha Americans
have plunged LeadlonE into war with
greater ot2unacy, unreason, and e4travg-
gance than Were ever shown in lAe old
World" " quote ag3iu:
The used to tea H. tAlt !hough a d-tnoc-
racy might ne eager enough 10 borrow. II
would not ne ready 70 pay; that il political
power w;;s LOGGED exclusively in IL" lower
classes Of HE iOI~l ttiOn, those ci3szsS Houid
never sUOm1. 70 the taxation which their
own votes had rendered necessary, and ID at
a public Gebt would either Ia repuaIatcti al
shifted, by a process Of ruiUoUs couiScatic
on to the shoulders Of thu cilsSes above. We
shall see how this viii turn out. The Aue.i-
cansa are borrowing money with prouigiou
rapidity, and to FoiEe extent, thou "a 4 very
dtsqroPOrtionate one, they are tlGi4e them
selves 20 Iatet I'll" tiauru. They liaVn even
begun by taxing ti3p 'tTe:tAtast table the
very thing which, III enc 81 our own latest
agiEations Il w;ts proposed to untax, IS 4 ne
cessary plrco 81 dA&GciHl wisdom. The IRE
smiling compiateutly on tie resources of an
eAciEe, and soap 4Hd paper VIII, perhaps,
soon contribute 10 toe Fed raj Fxrhtq1.er
is felt
These are home TRUSTS from foreign
source which II IS impo>-l bic 10 parry On
which lEay set people to THU king 'tel,.- il Is
too late. what - past, il past !: but the fu-
turc is still il oar hands, and tire events OF
the future are, - Il certain extent. subject 10
oar control. ]: Wilt he we'll with Us If We re-
tiect seriously over the consequences of tho
gar, and dvcl'le djspassiuBatetF.
Ia relation tu the war lpla, the London
E'r1.9sT5sf enters into explanations with L.
gard TO that portion O! the loan which has
5a.A fitrN bY the banks. !! disabusss ..:e
i.94s.jet Tntgd of iAe impression that in CON
s"rtisice o. this loan the Federal Treasury
fFtii require 10 more advances until CLIist-
las. II tolls lis readers u!at the banks haye
Only contracted 70 furnish $4,000 500 OF the
ION, Win "Ihe AFlVtlr-cr'' Of TAXING another
> s".<". "yg on The 18th of October, and ii tllrG
:J-,ta,tH OF ine 18th Of nrcember with
t. snC>t EVEN to the first iaSfainent, srvr the
E'1t. E'sL. 'Ihrre u an Unpleasant rcuss- that
over isit Treasury notes aud g. day Treasury
nottE may - ttkeu in payment instead Of
tAsu. ihe E"'ta"fsfis Of the opinion that
PtTI .rGla taese aotcs received SIS cash 5fr
Chase " u Stt some lno"eJ'; but that il ''Aei!l
RE Go.eU oar - Ai.u very cautiously and " i'll
i,e;.r resemblance at all ~ the large figures
With which nc American imagination love
- crafty itset!.'
0ABIgALDI Will NOT CONE
Th@ statements so peTsistentiy made in the
Ncrthern press 10 the effect that CARDS ldi
i..d tte.otld a coml.,-I nj IN the Federal ser
vice, ere e.i'c.uhly put to rest ~ Iet;er
fFeui th-t It;iliaH patriot to ar. E.4hk Vie
tHiiy, positively contradicting the rumor He
authorizes Mr. fi2etelly to SAY 10 those who
asstrt th&l he VIII come over herp-that - he
van not COME
HcssiAN rEa<Es Ey8LIsH SYMPATHY"
The New YORK dibioa tEaglish} Remarks, On
the recent CORE sp9uaenee between Gortscha-
kof apd iI:r LINCOLN Government
We have endured !or several mon tbs past
scinetilaes win patience, sometimes under
indignant Prot si--,.li manner of abuse poitea
at car Il ,fTii I!iCut and our nation, because.
both one and the other we're said to LACK SYM
i,ithE ~tGS thc tnit.c states. We have,
moreover been occasionally at :. loss to COM
prehend how aisy Cii4Hial expression of SYM
pinY could 90 rfcouclied with the policy OF
non Interference, to which We We're warmly
hidden to adhere. At irDgth a aew light
breaks in nPon rs, Mr. Seward had Inc
EicdncSs week ego, TO explain 10 dull
minded fore enprs wlstt would De aeeept,.hle
1T Washington. ard wh1 sort Of iAtert a.
tioual sentiments he is willing to receive as
:" liberal, friendly, aud Iii tgn tDimoEs."
III genera WAY Ourselves shonti lie
inclined - treat any grtaitous parade OF
Lis AAiILL ~