The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-22
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.

TO render necessary republication Of por-
ton of 1t. The New York papers of Monday
furnish the snpjoined details:
News of the pattle of Bull Run was re-
ceiyed in England on Sunday, 4th OF August.
1t caused profound sensation.
Northern Americans were much depressed,
and the Southerners corIespondingly eIated.
There was almost collision In the Liverpool
News Room.
Mr.. Russells letter to the London Times
was confined to graphic details Of tho route OF
the Northern army. He calls it cowardiy
rout, a miserable, causeless panic, and dis
graceful to men in uniform not soldiers.
The London Times edi torlally says the VIC
tory was complete one. The Union army
lost ALL even their military honor, and wishes
1t could find something in it TO congratulate
sithsr victors or wang uehed, but sees moth
ing but what must stimulate the evil passions
of DO tn com batants.
The London News denounces the Times
criticism, but says nothing has happened
" hich was not an ticipated as possible.
All Journals think the event has closed the
door Of compromise, and must embitter and
prolong the struggle.
A Pari. letter says the success of the South
ernsrs powerfully operated on Partisan opin-
ion in favor of the Secessionists
The London Times has another "a second)
article bitterly sarcastic on the battle at Bull
Run. 1t says there must rise gathering
doubt that the Southern nut Is too hard to
crack, and that the military line, as matter
OF bu siness, does not answer.
The same ar ticle ridcrles and laughs at the
threats of prominent New York Journal
against Rngland's going into the ports.
It fears the question of the blockade in
America may involve England in some diff
cuIt com piication.
The London Times remarks that there is a
little cloud which, although only as large as
a mans hand, may come TO ooerShadoW the
whole sky.
On the last day of the session Lord Palmer
ston stated his views on the question OF the
blockade. He said, in effect, if the blockading
force should allow any one DesS'L 10 inter Il
biockqded port by the paymeat Of duties, the
blockade from that moment * raised. A bel
ligerent may seal up poTt, but II he let's one
vessel IN, his r'gAt IS gone. II follows, there
fore that when Federal cruiser willingly al
lows Il ship TO pass bockaded port upon
payment of customs. the blockade toilj be at
an end.
An anonymous advertisement appears III
the Liverpool Post, inviting shilling sub
scription for Il Testimonial to General Beau
regard in admiration OF bis skiIltul gel srat-
ship.
The London Herald says q report had been
received that Napoleon, on receipt OF the in
telhgence of the defeat OF the Northern army,
decided to IecoenlHs the Southern COnfad-
eraCy.
cation of Parliament, said the dissen sons
which arose some months ago in the United
States, have unfortunately assumed the char
acter of open war. Her Majesty deeply Ia
meuting this result has determined, III COM
mon with the other Powers of EuroTe, to ob-
serve It strict neutrality between the contend
ing parties.
not aware of the American Government hay-
ing resolved TO station vessels st sthe ports 10
levy dues.
GENERAL SRw5.
The yacht race between the English Yacht
Alarm and the American yacht Camilla, was
won by the former.
The London Times, in q leader on the Gal.
way line shows distrust III lis being CONNER
cially profitable.
The Danish Government has gran ted an i'm
portant modification i'll Mr.. Shafner's North
4 tjantIc Telegraph concession, extending the
time until 1874. and returning the caution
money
1t rumored that cons piracy has been dis
covered in 81. Petersburg, to put aside tha
Emperor and family, and 10 give \ qonstitu.
ton to Russia.
The King OF Sweden Is the guest of Naun
leon 1t Paris.
The Paris Moniteur announces that the King
OF Prussia has sent an autograph letter to Ma.
pOieoE. 1t is reported that his concentrated
yisit is postponed, IL not abandoned aud that
the King desires to visit the camp q Citations
If accompanied by the German princes who
met a Baden last year. He does not wish to
appear as ting apart from them.
Sir Henry Buiwer had bad an audience with
the Sultan OF Turkey. The latter expressed
his deep sense Of friendship for England and
his determination to effect large reforms
The French Emperor has officially received
the Minister of the Kingdom of Italy.
| is asserted that the interview between the
Emperor and the King Of Prussia Will take
place at Strasoourg in October
Oms PaSha has addressed his uitimatum to
the NIor tenegr!R chiefs. His army nun bers
80 600, and Is being conCen trated for vigorous
operations
The Emperor of Austria had ordered an
Immediate cCny0cation OF the Pennsylvania
Diet.
The European commission FOR the settle.
ment OF the affairs OF the Hessc Grovina has
been dissolved.
COMMERCIAL 1ErsLLIGsSo..
L1ndon Money Kar&et -Oa the 5th, firm,
tending upwards. An advance OF one tigh til
was established in eonsols. The discount
market was 9uiet-good bills AID a4:i. Bust
ness at the Bank was slack. There was a
fresh fall OF one per cent IN United States
flye.. Gold continued TO flow in TO the Bank
James Caster, Beater & Co. warehousemen
of London, have suspended. Liabilities about
E2o0, 900. Nottingham, CIough & Co, ware
hou.emen, have also suspended. Their La
bilitles ara also heavy.
There are rumors OF the suspension of a
resp 3Ct2ble house in Liverpool, carrying on
an American agency. Liabilities moderate.
London, Aug. IL, lS5l.-Consols closed at
9ofa9os.
American securities nat.
The bullion in the Bank of England has
increased / l63, 900.
The specie in the Bank OF France has in
creased Il, 900, 900 francs.
Breadstufs .Elrket-Wakefield, Marsh Il
%. and Richardson, Spence d Co, report
-four dull and tending downwards quota
tons 25s. 2Ss Cd Wheat firm, but quiet:
red Western es. 4d. a lis. red Southern lis a
lis. Cd; white Western 1925. white Southern
l3s. lSs. 81. Corn firm, at an advance OF Cd
Is mixed 29s. Cd. = SIS. Wheat sis. 3i..
liverpool Cora. Market There was al ave-
rags attendance of country millers this morn
Ing. Wheat in cons umptivs demand, both
Tor nome and french account al full prices.
Indian corn in steady demand, without CHI nge
in value. Peas scarce, and held for more
money.
THU LATBsr alRxBTs.
LIVERPOOL, August Q, 1861 Cotton. The
Brokers circular reports the sales Of the week
IL c. 600 bales. The market opened with an
advance OF I'D, but closed easier, with but lit
tie ING niry, and prices weak. Spectators
took 1900 bales, and exporters 500 bsIas
To days friday sales are estimated 8. 10. 900
bales, the market closing steady. The fol-
lowing are the authorized quotations
Fair. Middtimg.
New Orleans ..,,..........93 d SID
Mobil e$-..........-... sid. Nd
tPianuS'. ...-,tid. t.3-lGd.
Stock In port estimated IT go 900 bales of
which 10 geo sre American.
The ad vices from Mauchss ter are fayOrabla
The market is firm.
Breadstaffs quiet, bat steady. Wheat uui-
ct, tending downwards, and quote TORS barely
ma; tanned.
Provisions steady and unchanged
TUs PoLITIcAL FRrEoyyRs New York
papers inform that the Baltimore Police
Commissioners arc still lodged st Fort I.sfay-
ette and no further action has been taken by
the authorities 10 enforce the writ of h05s1s
corps IL their case. The report that the
Sheriff had applied TO Major General Duryea
for d sufficient force 10 enforce obedience to
the order Of the Court, it is alleged, was a
canard. The counsel for the Commissioners.
al Fort J,afay cite, have given notice of thai r