The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-14

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0sEnenoed. - VIE ene1nfes Of ouf etoS1Oa.
SSntry ePet 0at their venom at shoso n0oj.
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- 0s aeeee shoWtrsd upoA them. Ths Los
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put. put -. i. tne Lonaca ftass, that shoroa, II.
/ iDcon istsnt journal, that wMshsrcoek
brttisA optniOn In It's MOST ssaAsh, pvsisd,cs.
ssAse, tsxss % the theme and gets OF Isaa~
than which amors onsnsivs produ.iion y.
The very violence Of these stt.css drs..,
their onlect. The people hsre feet That
shsmeful onsln nght II made ut,ou a gre,
people, now struggling VITA mi.fortuns. an.
besides, large class In France will feel thei
syDpathtse 80 with = cause espoussd by9,h
Ore Princes. The Opistss Nassssals a Las
evening contains the following rshuks ~ .
dressed 70 the English papers
''Several English journ IL, and more cope
ctally the Morning Post, have, apropos OF III
entrenchmsnt Of the Orleans Prisc<s In tn
Federal army, written upon that suhjeet leao
ers Of violence tor which one would vainly
seek reason. were It not spparent that In,
secret sympathiss and interest Of the manu-
facturers Of Albion are in favor Of the South
ern Confeder.cy."
the Opinies Nasienale further adds "The
cotton question IL no doubt . great one. bs
that II NO reason why the volunteers OF the
Union should b styled condossis1s, or nli6us.
tsrs." While speaking Of Prince Napoleon
organ must call your attention to the fol-
lowing fact:
The Opintos Nation ale Il publishing a ,er,e.
OF leaders. all tending to show that Oanads
10 essentially French, was discov cred by tn,
French and should once more be French
There p are not people here 70 as:er
reign over the Canadians, and that HE visi,
TO the United States and Canada was firsi
undertaken with that idea en- se,s. Such ..
course OF policy would entail a mighty. |.
gigan tie plan. The alliance Of France with
the Northern States of America, otFsnsiv,
and defensive; war with England, and ali
It's conee quences; and all this would be dom
by France, who would aid the United States
to night England, or rather the latter shouto
promise to help France, who, for her share O,
the danger aud expense OF the war, would
have Canada.
A iuxtaposition to these minors is the fac,
that the Chambers OF Commerce of Lyons
kousD, st. Etienne, Mnlhouse, &c, have De
toned this Govei nment 10 at once recoEnist
the southern States, and, thus put an end u
Inc impending ruin OF those manufacturing
French towns.
The Freesan's Journal, of DabIin, has tn.
following in its resume Of affairs us they ap-
pear at present. The Morning Hsrold ano
Daily fees, Of London, quite agrees with tn.
Freemaa's:
The prostration of trade in France conse-
quent on the American war is about to be.
come operative in an effort at resuscitation
by means OF recognizing the Southern COn.
federation and raising the blockade To this
mission, we learn, several French cham beers
OF commerce. have applied themselves, and
~ II added, they contemplate Invoking the
co operation OF the British Legislature. II
Is, OF course, difficult to conjecture what line
of policy the British Government wcula
adopt under such circumstances; but the
pubic would not DE much surprised If IL
found the much Wanted and grossly i'll. uied
policy of non ipkerven ton ~ abandoned Is,
the English Cabinet TO accommodate lou
august ally through the anufac turers vi
Lyons, Ronen, &c, whose trade has been all
but rulneu by means OF the blockade
You will not be surprised to hear it an
noureed that this Government is not III Al
pleased With the Washington Cabinet for
having allowed the Count de Paris and the
Duke OF Charities to take service in the Fed
eraI army, and that it is rumored mere repre-
sensations will probably be made on the suo.
Ject to President Lincoln through the French
Minister al washington. 1 do not believe
that any such course will be pursued by the
Emperor, who must know that the Lincoln
cabinet acted rs 1t saw lit HI no reasons 70
gave why IL did 30, and tina he might snsjec
himself to an answer that woulu not be ara
utying were ne " attempt 70 dictate.
Inc London Times gives credence to a singu
lar rumor. 1t Says tnat The Emperor N.pc.
leon viii end the Italian ques tioli, us We'll n L
tnat ol Intervention in MeXlco, by p;acID.
Francis H., BON DINO, as king of Mexico. All
THIS Is very We'll but spain will no doubt
yet rece I've "a lesson frcIn the Unit.d Sla Lee
doverLsa-nt that will Cos tribute 10 Keep Ell
4uie:, shouid future troubles oSc ar III NurlL
era AlAsrlca.