The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-03
SATURDAY a'okHiN s.......MAYs ,ss2
4st.asa sn'etvsa IL" 81 shs Enrtp,a.
pswsYs.


VOW III y sngp57c taa% yoar resent vici,
firs. &td ne IN sycot they give 30 your ai,lt
" &c orSrN"rea shs rehsliinn viii ne p che"h
npon ia's scleA. Re rott,o aure of thsf-
tiss SSxtr"uentat ycii1y. IL beta the a.
most Equally matched ara natar chg parties
Is bsssd nov upon the ts.u,s - the future
disruption OF ;hs American fniar. Oh t1is
sgoune rear n Is Kicked "a q Parliament 80
Npis AWtricG vas united, prosperous, ant
powerful, the PIE ~ sGs land cVu,c No. e.
asnd 10 H. hesfd In Par 'smeGt. ,hs mac
Pc OF America wrs the trCpEhcld OF bnHitN'
reforners. In the secession OF the South, ii
le civil war now raging, VITA nh Il. Gala u
les. lie ar.stcfFhCy Ct EIg Land U1Cs a
i72se ~ Iowef. TSay have H.s@rtd the Ts''sI
y II frcm taS assin1liS oeeanse they ha''
aemceslcy, and dread 1t, 4, fuence aud IA
S.nple. Is il H3ciy hey Wi! see An,er,cs
tsf1 -c-unit"d, prosperous and harry, T.
they al he!pitf
Mo, sir; re des1ots Of Europe Will pin
t5smseive- spoa sho ueoiaTauoa Of l. deptn.
oence, and teu vcu that, es you nave once
SAID that govern msni depends uroa he ca.
Ans OF lie lpT.rnst, ga aus. De he'd u .o-;
U'nciIiss. aLJ thty sill never terfnit H.
States 10 re uGiie, ar 20 he re united, {; thf
eau lind the mess o proven. -. Pr. o. =
WI whom 'atk a.,E no hesitation ~ df
cis Ire n. aas.7n, % .i-.!~ Southern rrCCh'i
tiss 'Ot eouTse, th'g says ~" ne 90 e
GaTa o@1ot trarA !!tinTa sbrc5d, rc."Nss - b.
fear Il IT home. a Hno% /. uou'1 never "'
tn Fnsianc, and wa h:e glsc 70 zee It G ma.
70 Taught IA America. = = Hre cpT oSei - II
not retosniz. the south with rs slavery nt "
a. we'll Is 'ness eighty IsSrs y. way .ls.'''
any ciifouits + BON thc on II n su. .ri / :
cysny IuoTa tcpn spain, Er I !, or Tuths3
II IL more g. our Eulures. 80 tue thc'.ts
Anc progress CT DE- nj 1cracJ IS Hnoihtr hhtif
and " ws find "ny s1cRsa 20 hSs2 The
Son h, /; IS cur in terfs.t c &c l.,
"Ead bs-s l. III Eail r. : - ijF ne > =: 9h-
my With tha Sruth TE;s}' .F2Yaiis IN Eai,
lanf. Caustr. sId ins CO ouies ster, ~hefe,'
TIE Eram.ter. of yesterday. after say in
thai Ne pr;r,irie Of election Instead 0! being
msley Applicable 10 the North, WAS alread.
Ear .eau before IA. preeeu' 1..r and Getota
the lankeer 'il;d si'n0iate4 tae moe stcred
doe ,tlnss OF American hJ=ry, proceeds Is
msiu. .in 'hst, from Ina evidence ;aat reaohes
us TIE ~. o. ri- OF thu ~, 81, il iaialy
the uteuliou II Gc-a, Britain, Al i-as., aLa
prul ahlv OF France and other 20 Ters, ~ inter
veDe t 30 distsnt period Tne Examiner ~.
presses doGb, WHITTIER settlement will be
m3te except Oh the basis or the ats PISS de!9".
being unahl- - fat j. psece cent + r auy 1ihe
KID % settlement i tunes past, wae13 10
e coG r.s;auce- w.re .ipl:r The ETIHiucr
1i-ke II arm st! intervention a. pse-vnl would
he anything but desirable u Jbz ) .utn rpe-
,i4,iy to tao bcr Ter >tate7, w.;"h, wit oro
.~c.p-.su, Il . 10 representative IL be Cab
ct, slt nG'd IL al! probability % s.af;A . h
l.; i --ei, 81 rlqst deadly enemy, SEQ -.
fortunately, il a' this mom~i: Secretary O.;
Stats ior Forei n All AZ
He il very sy~iurs mi,;e~ for yeHsc'ion,
especially for rs IA VIZ lria. X. voted foe
sc, assion almost uuap;mv.s'g, ard : h9 az
IL, ST 20 q HAL oFras - to any. 5ort .: i6'le
ION or -7en Intercourse 81 il III isol-
Yet ps Garnet believe IA; the South III.
~,a IS wcnli q. s.rf ~ IL erch 81 eDierRe-l,y.
tn: -h1n'i rscoIleci tha, VA i;.ia WAC ori4l-
nail ppc-si IT, recession, t.at a'i- voted
against It By ierse majority wi,en baf Con
Wi. on vas called thi. aAa adopted i, iina.iy.
il ..ieier that cLa mj-h; ~. b. separated 'Tom
he hfe,hgei. Il lie SOUTH. she Was az 80
p!Ic In hersol., ani she gave the COME e.aaE
IL; rs had 3h, k&. -e'tt ln;9 tLa feia H.ore
ii =. QUE mildred tLoUsgud OF lea soLe. Bic
hAs supplied 1n000 scaDd u arms 10 the soI
i. 70 from other SAFES y ne furnished CeAIiy
a. rte uaun,t -, - . I'D the eariF part
-: he etr'g&!N. Sc poured cn. her t!o"a
e. t-es-1ra Ike y 4;er from H. ner.n.jJs
90 asstusy!e EJr he ~5ut-,.r ..@;t,s I.
1--.rt hsr nov 8!fe, I'll a.. bs~ done Hnt ~
= ~ has r.f ,4'. ;1nr'i 'a T. parg"tra'e ~ sc.
nj meredith ";.ssuogs 50. .4GHk air..tii- ~"
st,ad az = sst-'4 t<f -r~., ''',,, @1 tNe -.
Ill il ~ ,iue - her th.t ti.s.: 'lva,i = u@
attempted c yea: ago.
Still .his thing may happen, aithonsh We are
ccaTineed that il viii nav~c happen with the
concurrence Of the Southern people The ne
h., Il 4. = .s
altogether sgaiIlst lis. or not prepare :, 1T
active in our aver What, then, eha!. Nirg.nii.
10 Exhausted ~ b' tn parties are, /: wili
re difficult, we know, 10 res!at Z determined
Interference On the part OF a pc-; ei ful neutral
Still Virgiria, we hope and believe, deserted
BY those who shoud l. her allies, VII 10 true
10 herself Sac viii never a. back - the
Y2nkeea She viii sooner be converted
into desert, resembling these which ars
sometimes maize o: pspu!ous countries in
Asia, where tcrae r-ighlotjug deenot iii
.vades the land, dtrroye eysry amin al
that has life. urroots everything that grow
o. veeessees, burns ii. the grain and tbA
houses, sxt rune a piogghfhare over the ruins
Of every city and every village khe wiz DO
"a Scotland did when temporarily sohlng2te, Il
by Edward, CT tpain when she Vas ove.Grn
by Napoleon, or Corsica when she waged 4
war of three hundred years duration with
Genoa She will mover submit 10 the Yam
leee-nsver never What though she has
ri ven all her arms and her munitions to the
Confederate Government Though hat GOV
enment should bdss'y h.tfay her. she will
still struggle On TO tie ias.. Her peopls will
never suffer themselves to he transferred ~ {
sheep or oxen, 10 tie hands 81 these WHOM
they detest, as the Poles were as Tie No.we-
Qians were, AZ the Italians We're, as countries
always he retofers haze tesn cccust"nr"d to
he " nenever eensra! peace has been estsb
ne;,sd In Europe after long war.
We confess tho remarks Of the EtamfueT
made very painful impression rpon rs-tte
more go, that they seemed TO echo cnr own
secret nisgiyings with regard 10 the linen.
h9rs Of the great powers. These ap?ro!..n-
ricns were Intensified Nv The reflection that
Russsll, our mos. deadly ereIy, Is Nc'e.en
Secretary. And We: ,hey ere somewhat d.
krsI hy TIE recollection ma the system
adopted at Vienna, in 1915, hHs 10 far as Ea-
rope, at least, is concerned, given way 70 the
enlightened p ;c sentiment OF rr"rressive
aeo. A. Vienna whole usti0Es vera trsas.
krred TO foreign ..:asters withou. consent o,-
tain.d or even asked o. late years. the
doctrine IF election alluded To- BY "a. E1um,.
aer Ia, prevailed fore n Oh .nge IF rulers
Is made, the consan, Of tha govern % 10 OBJ
t4iusd. We oan hardly think ths Cavern.
meats OF England and France win Impose
upon us e rule more stringeu. II al .ha. t.
which ths~ have givei tnsir appreciation in
ali cases that have been presented of late 49,