The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23
-tou ION mails, and evidently produced

Inc ,ssAAf IN England. nCiMhe London
tf'hs had acknowledges tast oor power on
PR 80 mas not 70 he desrised. England
tb' os me this once, and paid the cost of her
tantshtt.Trstlons hostile 10 the United States
pt' tre IN SOME of the English ports. snd
e@ff - reserve corps were volunteering
jhept.fe service In case OK war with this
teaat$ ren5rtcd that Mr. Adams, United
II y MINISTER IN london, regarded his recall
ss.rs> tat~. a a.. rr-,,s, x,,,.u-
L. '"r.su and Bright At their head, aad
V. W -, s.ts posl zen for pesse, fearing that
Aao~",+s fn|, country woutd result In rem
"'t.sa ,,o>,rle Of q rest Britain me re help
d'.Iss ne Get Of the Tory arts,ocraty.
- R-trish manufacturers and traders
az r-sslv alarmed At the prospect of "A
pt., IN America, aEd tAe reports which we
ahf<mcrntng relative 10 rhs excited feat
vtsaus - The subject, III Liverpool,
-. TEL. Birmingham, Leeds, Snctf.eid,
a.'',h.r -aa.r,s ~ industrial prof prove
30 r.teutv class ~ The people OF Bfitsiu
nj ,oaGtuln Any violent attempt 10 e>ser-
80 "a ne uxCsQt T3Cy OF the CuIted Sfales
go .afu. " hen it's engaged in suppress
49, aty rebellion In n III, Lsst,l "a
go tN ;b- ether places named At was r..
.t3.t American ,.datrs com ended IN
f,ttl attention ~ ihe sxcAaslaa 81 ous,-
-. h..l., however, any thlus like panic
a.a s-litl> Auih being disposed TO
. ', 10. her development OF tGe inl por tant
.sft.as taAt ASNe arisen.
LID, " war rsA on Ansri, AZ ships
- nom New y oTk was tak.u at p,
- ne rasrgs Oh British ships houna
-, Fasiaud 10 thlla WAS I,s., AMI 10 A as.
Is is Ihe Increased prem UNI has heen
vs., rr,.a1 10 American ships prior u The re-
r., o. the lows by me West ludia packet
ra-,,fv.a Eve guineas additional had been
t+.f -. G..e 3ASUf4uAs premiums On - eye-
.-.r~.u--s htFgug cat IN ths Iuame< and ii
3,sssow toy tne service Of she Souinern Con
Is Loudoo Ztsts asserts that the stock
-.z-krt Vas r. re neaNY and unsettled o. the
.atast. ln,a At any period siLCe The com
.-.leeIAeHi - TIE GIlh'G.ty. Ihsre was q
.sglt EaIIyt however, Al Le close oi The
ia, pres & France aad BRUSSELS are also
eos. uaouimous "a thcar opinions on the
I,f... a.,.ir. Al! the leading Pals IoNrA lis
>asy spoKeU out p!GIliy ~ fayGr CT England,
~-t sE4lLst the scuuu of the captaia uI the
ii. J4>aLto. II" Constitutional IS particularly
srpuels. Hat The latest accounts by lh,.
ferl, a.tea the s;h lectmter, state that
h tale q reserve o. the French pres ~
r-rase,. several Leading Paris papers
blame the III siish Government fer having
. fi-i.fa - tl9 pressure 81 puhiIc op.NIOp, -
-r,-eseEtsd merely by Manchester and lily
trpoJi ana Tor having acted 80 hastily i'll the
rent .ttA3T.
me tlrsa.ening aspect II affairs in Eng
,Id ctsated quite q sIIr among the hanKeIs
Ihls cay yesterday. MI. Unase was III
~Li-EeEte ~ IA aheu7 tor several hours. an.
.l- coAsu taaon will be renewed To-day,
Rh-4, probably, the future policy OF m.
G-As with IAe Govern meat VIII be.Geuiaed
t.--. 4a-- tnase, - il snl, stated lhat lhe
l.I,lIiy with England was capsule Of 4 pa
III, settlement, AAd Ina. has negotiations
aI.- ne baLks were progressing salst1ctorI.
Is IGls IL Ie! ilgshCe CAUSED an improve
l--ui la tht STOCK tDarkeI Wh;GL III lAc i-SIL-
81. hao received 4 very heayy shock.
d ,rt'rl received IA WASHING toA yesterday
.-5z1 s. L rru "a Liverpool " hleu hstu mace !.
Az Shipment IN AIMS, states, thst al the
SINS have been taken from the vessels. that
-.'tE thousand that we're 10 Dc Shipped have
A.~a yrtt.nrI, ~ d 'har no more viii be per-
-l;t~d u ~ sElpIei,
III s-sat - Id2 news AT EAsEIE1ToS-~LIE.
---> AM has rA-lALF ISDIFFbkEKT.
Tie Washington correspondent OF The New
rs R>-ed, under date Of the I7th instant,
.sys
h.eIerEn o'clock tu.right neither the Pres
3!-1t nvr >ecrelt1- Seward hAo received any
arsPa'elrS from Eng!sCd. The messengers
reported - g. On she way FROM Bcs .oi. .ll
l.;srr.rs. II report reached here tnIs after
-a'c that Ii railroad accident b5ITeep Boston
-lJ N,a YyTk detained them. II that Is 50.
-a-Y nav oe here IL Tie morning.
'r-r Ht.ls excitement eX:s $ here il regard
= taa 4"~lr aod -Ateu aE.iv Tar p-esi-
i".--Ll y -Tt taTy CT State IT0 "a 0ls:urae5
.3-'H- --AL S-er-!tl IMAM many Oilers near
lie. iA-@ betieye i WIU SuUa be settled.
Tie fT-ss t"at i as full 81 his mir II 10 night
H. .'-.r -Ad The Secretary OF >lale pulls his
d-'Ai-.. Win tn same gay aGd test.le at rs
FAeu he toured through ,ha West
At htt past nine O'Clock the Pree,dan.
7sih ass FrIvat" Secretary. Mr.. Hay walked
eyer Vi IF Stewards, ana after consultation
net- h. ana iar. Seward walked 20 rha resi-.
isn.= e Gen. Mcclellan, and remained
As'' uh'i midnight, discussing she rebel
h is fast that the Government is rot
affirmed about The Mason and Saidel en-
81. =iln. From the numerous dispatches
ma, have oeen received here to-day. there is
f=af -~prvsssd among the people IL differ
-1t rs u the country that the faOyar0-
E.-'t ;Hay be induced by some dipiop .cy TO
give he traitors up. In order to dispel This
LeSitn@. I Will venture TO assert That I have
~" INCHES! authority fer saying that The
F-s'o !lIIy o. tll-!c suTTen der under any CIR
tL--st.t ces does not now exist. Tire presi
len is ttrm and iTnmovable this point
IL hngl.Eh newspapers sent 70 thI. coun-
~ IL advance Of the arrival Cf arv CfF;iaI
dtHfro"s, either from our Minister, or the
= pt Of any CON n un'cation by our Govern
1"H+Itom LORD Lyons - Considered IT very
-..-!~ aleoGnt here. The Government has 100
Lit Oh lis hands 20 te disturbed bY such
~s.9-h'es y AZ should turn cut that We are
"E-ly - have smother 5ilf win Great Bri-
am. IL : quite likely that france viii inter.
d. IL behalf of England IN that event
E--s.a viii intercede III behalf Of the United
~.pa II France, the NrpoIe0nic waterloo
lrs-c-, Is accepted by bLRIund, Russia VIII
Dr. at,o pted by the United States. The En-
ITrsrs cf ihs-e great Empires eau discuss the
&4-t non while va are finishing tbe rebellion.
.l"y VII eventually disagree, of course. "a
m-LiA'Cr VIII be called in--pTobably the
h - OF IrIy, who Will NOT decide the mat
e. satisfactorily 10 both parties, aGd war
t-"f result, By this time We shttll have
army spelling Tor 4 iignt,' and il vial then
u Il question whether Ne shall not prefer ia
Ebs hand IN Wsr rather than 10 rem ain Il
pea VILE people who have attempted ~
akr aaVaU taga Of our misfortanee.
Dispatches received here to-day state that
tht rebels IN the South are Wild with excite.
Ile1t over The news received by the Europa
l5i-CatiEg that England has assumed Ii hos
aie attitude towards the U0itsd States. They
regard II as an evidence or the Intention or
M 9aOLdam mistress OF the seas 10 take no
the.T quarrel, open their ports, ana aent
: cir battle. Tkey deceive th-,lsel yes Jas they
Lave done from tae beginning.
'E7cETAEr gRoa TBB FoToHAo-THB coxppngR
4rEs FEzPAaISa 10 caCss TBR kIykg TX
PokCB, &C.
FEfpsBICE, Dec. ia gentleman who ar.
ND from Wilil'imsport late last night TO-
ports that scksOn's brigade has been largely
IAcreae-d, and is supported 70 amount TO
~ men, at Failing Waters
- Line +. III, hIty-One wagons belonging
. 1e rebs is we're backed down 10 the shore,
eth Z boat from each quietly launched in 70
LIE HFtr. Two OF the ooats, which were Of
aga size, were FOR the trauspoI ta.ion OF
1-a6ou' s artillery.
- tols turcture our Informant left for
Te-. Ranks het.G4 uaI.ere.
'tuG Informant thinks the object Of Jackson
'r - cfUAs over, make "A das1. on Williams.
t"Ft, aA0 secure tns stores and arms there
-" informed Col. Leonard OF all that was
LE2fplriug, and thinLs rae latter has taken
.0'4 llet.tu iloEs 10 prevent IL, by removing
30 t'F's, &c, 70 "a more secure place, and
% ~ BE a.-O took steps 10 concentrate ali his
@'1lta0ie FORCE 70 prevent the passage CT the
Hur Informant passed the 9Th Connec ticu y
.Fsineht e. To1te Tor Riiiiamspolt, two mtie3