The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13
LATER FkO8i EIsAOPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

AkkIV al OF THE CANADA.
The Ams'icaa Question IN E2roas-Isieresatioa Of
CaFts.i0a Dtaomt4attoRS--4i 0oay Of 1raia:l
htrsts 70 be sent 10 HaittdG. DC.
HALIFAX, jan. s.-The steamship Canada,
Atom i.iverpooi at three o'clock On ths after
noon ot the -Sth, via Queenstown on the
~ n OF DeeemkSr, arrived here AT nine
O'Clock this "wednesday moraina
The dates per the Canada are two days
later than those already received.
Tie Canada bTiugs, about 500 troops q
strong battery u ariiiery and over eoo tons
of military stores
1h= CanIdt mas also twelve passengers
an sJo,GGUsu specie.
When tha Caasda left Liverpool a state of
suspense prevailed, aad ;ae greatest anxiety
was felt relative To the advices per she Afri-
"a, then Que, in response 10 those frorn Eng-
land by the Europa
The steamer Ii bernian was to sail from
Liverpool ON tue 81 OF January, with 200
troops, touching at St Johns, n. b, to land
them,
The steamship Africa was to sail from I.iy-
erpool on the 18th or January. She would
also take number OF troops, landing them
at halifax.
The iron plated frigats Warrior had got
her sails beat, end was to be kept ia readi-
ness To leave, pending the solution OF tns
american Question.
GREAT BeITAiN.
DeputatioEs from rel. gIous demon in tioDs
icludiDg the Congregational Union The BAN
list Union, and the Baptist i.oard had an
In nterview on the 9Th of pecpm nar with
Earl Fussel, on the sub jsct of Lhe IN res1ene,i
war with America.
The English papers con iinue to TEEN with
articles On the American question, but as
they are mostly confined to spectators On
tbe eve OF solution, il is II OF essential 10 give
them.
As the nearest precedent yet quoted to the
trent case, The L2ndon txmes draw s attention
10 the affair Of the Dutcn Dpig Eeudric aud
Aleda, captured by the British In l-7y while
me was oound 10 u peutral port. .she n 4 on
board tive cficers for ths American army
fhe ship and officers were rei@as sed by ma
| British dmiraity, the Judg. ruling that al.
though the Cfh1eis II aHkiy admitted their no.
sitiohs, yet as they were passengers on q men,
tral ship, which sailed from u neutral port
or another ueotral port, ths pfoxiInaL. ds.-
lination OF the passengers was eati,led to bs
re9aIded as Az Innocent destination and
they were consequently set at liberty
The London 7fmts claims that this case
plainiy establishes the pr,Iciple that he
tween one n-utral port aud aun1her all nsr
sons and things whatever may be legally
carried.
Every regi irent in the Camp at Alaersho.t
had been medically inspsc.sd, 50 that At,ev
rnie ht be in perfect readiness TO erYfbnrk1In,
Inediat-ly for Canada. -
A BODY Of trained nurses on Miss FIorenee
Nigh tineaie's plan, were 10 proceed at once
to Halifax.
The Array and Navy Ga-stte says that there
is a prospect Of Il troaole with the Siekhs
The batteries OF artillery Bomb bay on the
point OF embsrkation To England were
stopped by pressing dispatches from isn-
gat.
The Euglisi, funds were fat on the 9Th or
December, ana 3at lower The heaviness
was caused Gy { he tone of the New York
journals per he City OF Baltimore, which IL
was arg utd rendered The prospects OF peace
less favorable.
The Board Of Trade returns Tor November
show a falling off III the eXpor rts of eight rer
cent, as compared with tae same mon ths in
1860, almost entirely made by cotton manu-
faeturers. The GsgiiBeof The eleven months
is seven aud Ii half per cent.
In q letter written by the commend of the
Queen, IL is stated thai ths only eonsolattnn
she can hope to End ilg he rest OF her lifa
under her sad and hopeless bereavement ia
10 endeayor to carry our tnh wishes and IN.
tenti6as of her beloved husband
FRANCE.
the Paris Meastenr announces the appoint.
rneut Of two wee admiTais, tn rec Rear A.
ais. ten Captains, and forty I.ieutsUanfx
of nen. of-war, and fourteen Captains OF
trigates.
II was reported that Prussia had ,o,da
fresh p, ,oposals 10 France in relation 20 the
conclusion cf g treaty OF CONNIE rc.. her vye,,i
France and the X)'lyerien
Toe Paris bcHrss was Hat on the 37tb of
Decem ber 1T 37t. zoe ior Eae RAJ tes
BERLIN, Dec. 20 --Tne Gayerntnent cf F,rus-
sia has addressed a :spatca - the bllptsttrrs
Prussia, 1T Washington. ia reference. 10 the
arrest of Messrs. dasoa AMI Slidell. con.
of the san .iaGinto.
Al, the Loldon Journals OF Tuesday De-
cember II pablish 40. ThouvenpIs c,spa,ch
on tEe late breach OF International law sa-
dressed to the representative Of France, at
Washington.
The London Tiaes says
hr. Maury, who is so we'll known to sil
navigators and 10 all scientific men, has ad
dressed n long letter TO Admiral f3lzi aoy
containing I'm apology for The step nd has
taken OF resisping his POST a the Washing.
ION obsei vatry. and dtNoting hsm.-if 10 ne
causa Of his ctInuasriofs of the soafh
The pu.e of D-yosssire has allowed him.
self 10 De noruinaief for the vacant cnsn-
ceIiorship of the University of Cambridge
The LonG1n 3tmess lead sag artiels OF Mon
day, De -. says:
The French cireaiar on the late breach of
in ternatio1al law. addressed 10 her dI plo
matte agents abroad, has given great salts
faction to the English people. Weare conf
dent that should the Federal Goy.rtmant
prove obstinate in this ms tier, IL Will no,
have one friend left in Europe. The neri
cans on this side Of tho Atlantic aomit that
the pTeeeCents and deiucti,ps of thair own
advocates are aIike worthless. Ffancs not
only acguiesces Ia the justice of eur dtsnapd
bn considers the ontro &c 50 flagrart. and. ir
liberated, so dangerous as q preceient. mai
france protests agaiuss the aef, ,.and oomsid.
ers reparattot indss ssnsabis Tnis intfgm4nt
AS delivered by SO exalted a trtbunal is one
rom which no sroisrator wouidstaxe the re-
sfoasibihty of cissen.ing.