Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22


unemployed llborers at Liverpool had made some de-
monsration but had been psacsably dispersed by the
Police We annex some Of the details Of the news BY
this arrival.
DEBATE IN TIE TRHFcH SENATE.
DupT the recent debate in the French Sense on the
subject of the reply to the speech from the throne the
Marques De Betsy said:
~ you do not give the English time to form new
coalition YOU will easily Conquer them. For this you
have ONLY to maintain neutrality with America. You
will then sec England Offering to the world the spectacle
of people enduring everything for the sks OF money,
aud naughty only with the weak. You kEoW how hum
b she has always been with the U8ited States II she
now wishes to involve you in the American struggle,
il to weaken a power OF which she is afraid hope
never 10 see France involved in with the United
States for the humiliation OF that power would give
England the supremacy OF the seas now ask nv sell
whether ought TO enter on the Italian question INC,
mol will not then, do so, bui only regret that the
amendment on the evacuation Of Rome, that has been
40 much talked Of, should not have been produced in
this discussion.
The Prssidsnt-No amendment has been produced i
the Mon;tsur said that the amendment you speak oil
was not presented.
The Mlrqais de Boissy-I regret that it should have
been Lost blythe wsy.
M. Bllault, minister with portfolo-The govern
ment is anxious clearly make kcOWn is sentiment on
another point mooted by the Marquis de Boissy. Whea
on the other side of the Channel, member OF the
English Chambers no. sharing in tho feelings OF his
neghbors and OF his colleagues makes by chance VI
oe1t motion agains: our country, French feelings suffer
from il and il is lot without emotion that the
echo of such a discussion is heard on this side
Of the Sreit. The reason is that the Two
great nations proud and susceptible on what touches
I,tir honor Expressions OF hatred, exchanged from
one tribune &, the other nos. Objectionable As
20 America France will forget the bonds OF kind
mss which uaite her to the United Stals. history
points out to her that with them is impossible but
that does not prevent her from beng PANIED AZ seeing
the children Of the same people destroying each other
and their common county. Tho government has re-
commended and practised neutrality. " would rot al
low events to compromise the principles nhlch " de
Tended and made prevail in 1856 in the Congress OF
Psre; but feels the strongest friendship towards the
United States and cannot comprehend how any one
could wish TO mpel to combination which would have
for its object to force entrance into The Southern
ports il order load cotton On the piTt Oh France
such conduct would be madres' and Enelnd, whose
interests are more deeply engaged in the question ard
ia now on good terms Nth the United States would not
vel tlre on line &C nocy which s 70! that OF France
aud to which the Emperor would not lend himself
Approbaton.l
NO EUROPEAN INTERVENTION IN AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
IP.I, Correspondence (Feb. a. ofNew York HERALD
Ia the present ssp,c, Of a,irs there is mmeds
danger OF European lntCrVSntlOu' ahe
France will both hold OF their hands lorg as there Is
No more suffering caused in their dominions BY the war
in America than there s Tor the notion tnat elther
of them will 60 TO with America 'fot an idea, and
that idea the foundation OF the Southern slSyeooracy n
take l.! entirely out OF tho question. Whatever the
governments might be inclined 10 do in the premises,
be gtea, mass OF the people would be outraged at such
| = proceeding, and a di.eoneIt might be ored mere
whose effects would be even more serous than the
failure Of the cotton supply or the continued in'eirup
lion of III. silk malufacturts Of Lyons. LTerythi nov
"a favorable for ID here, aud have the sympathy and
good wishes Of the people, who reJolce win Us ~ 'ne
Ia, and thick coming good news which We have been
receiving for few weeks past Odd grant that 1t may
como thicker A. faster and that may soon hear that
the Avalanche has fallen az last, and orushed ous nn!
AID forever the uretched REBELLION and its leaders
BAIL AT The AMERICAN MINISTER'S -THr iNPfhoRs RE-
MARKS On AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
| PA ls Corrts Jondenee OF the seE forr Asraial
AbaI W. V,u al re American eiioisters, on Fti-
d.y l.st in communication OF the birthday oil Wssh'
ng. on Friday vas toe 2l,t, and Washiugtons birth.
oay comes on the I'D bus the later date tell this year
unnn SATURDAY. Giving hall on Saturday would ne
csss,ry Involve the "des'claon," according TO our
dea, OF the Sabbath, ard NJ Dayton has not o'come
Al thoroughly Edrop snizsd as 10 forget his early edu-
cation or at last, the religious scrupls aud pr JUDGES
~ hi, couptrynen Between five and ST hundred H.
ytaons were issued aad more than touF hundred per-
,ors were present in the course OF the evening Toe
entrances 70 the apartments were hung win Amencsn
A.rs and the wall OF the reception room tdornsd with
hae portrait CT the Father OF his C6uairy Al. Ihe
Americans rssdisg temporarily sojOurnng In Paria
we're invited and most Of them svaiad themselves oil
the invitation to minge for an evening among their own
countrymen and listen 10 their naive language anu
fast their eyes upon the fair faces oil theiF eoun-
| trywonen-:han whom none OF the daughters OF hNS
| are Fairer The b6noTs we're do1e by Mistress
| and Ms, DAYTON the wife and daughter OF tie
Minister in charming manner, which MADE their CUES
fas sasy and agreeable Several Of the foreign minis
Tor, dropued in il the COURSE OF the evening, bat grand
ball given on the evening by tho minister Oh FL
| nance NJ Fould, prevented them from makins ioas
stsy number Of P.risiaus present, among who
xas surprised to zee, Gilardet formerly one Of the
| "hunvry Freuchmsn" OF the COtTir d,s Etot' OIi',
| and man Who has D obaby done more harm In Europe
by bis misrepresentation than any other writer having
lived some years in New York, he Is taken oy mihy ,s
authority upon American tfArs, about which he Is resy
yrosy sn5rAut and although al first his articles pub
,hed in the Pres. we're rather favorable to u, come
nAuanc, (perh. d. the potent one which was
oi,ed upon the Pdr;e aud Pay) Was brought 70 Dear
uI on him. which induced him ~ materially s'er hs
lien he left tho Pess and furnished articles some u
vhich were bitterly abusive 10 the CJnstltHtiCe':
The last IL of tie season was given at the Tuei!e
riss on Wednesday last, aud was the mos bHliu. OF
| tha season. The Empress locked migrihcenty, Her
tIsn ever sa he OK before and desseo Ia urs
White with blue trimmitg g, aud VS. h.eTaliy co'e''u
with diamonds The Emperor, 10 u o course OI 'no |
ing, had quite long conversation with Nc. Dayton "
| on American aff.irs and exhibited thorough knotL
edge of the general Typography of the country in rhsh
the campaign is con !uo:ed The CONDITION Of shf
rods 1h ch now seems TO be the great drawback 20
sny forward movement be ehqured about and zee neo
ttlk that 10 cur immense territory, successful ransPo
ort.ton would be ore Off great ,udts 10 the way
o. movement Before the battle OF Solierno he Cd "
II was psrfscly appalled, at the amount Of basg &c,
ammunition and pro,i,iors, which a large army mu.
necessarily esrry in It's traiu" The EMPEROR Il sad
carefully reads all the news from the United stats
The Prince Napoleon WAS no: prcSen! t1e o.' {" ne
has been for some time past busy engaged in the pre-
n.,on Of bs speech before the Senate, upon the Italian
question and Il is said that he also intend. giving the
Sra,e tbe result of his observations during Lis last