The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-08
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Misunderstanding between England and
France--Distress in the Manufacturing Dis
tricts OF Eng alA nd--The Removal Of MCClel.
lan--France Supposed to Intend Interference
in American Affairs OH Her Own Account.

The steamer Hibsrnia has arrived a. Portland,
Maine Her dstes late. and the Intelligence in-
teresting. The following is the conden sStlon Of
the news by the Northern papers,
There Is increasing distress in the cotton manu-.
facturIog districts of England, and II is attracting
more attention from he Government
Political offenders and returned Hungarian refG-
gees had BEEN arrested by tho Emperor Of Austria
The steamers ssxonia and Hansen weuld take
oct large quantity Of arms for New York.
Che British An'i-Siavery Society has issued al
address to call fer synpatay with the Enlsncipa.
tioLista OF tbs North
Ste Spanish papers hint that Mexico Is destined
t. become (. French Caaada.
1t Ia reported ths. there is much disappointment
in s.;.nce at the course OF Russia in regard to litter
ysaio1l.
The London Herald says that the relations of
F.xnce and England have assumed al unsatisfac-
toss character English Cabinet couacils have be-
CINE frequent.
Tbs elections in America the theme of general
cemmert IN England. The prevailing inpressi5n
Ia tEat these Democratic Successes are a step :o-
" a. js peace.
It il rumorei tia: an attempt had been made ca
tho life Of the Emperor Napoleon.
sTiLL LATER.
ST. JOINS, Dec 3--The steamer China, from
Liverpool on the 22d ultino fer New York, passed
Cape Race at 4 O'Clock on Monday afternoon.
The U. 8. frgate Saratoga arrived at Lisbon oa
the l7th
The steamer Bavaria, DcfSro repolteu ashore, goa
of and proceeded to Hamburg.
Gen McClellan's removal caused depression ii
American securities. This Iondon 7tmas says it IL
the frat effect of the recent esctions on President
Lincoln. Mcclellan is sacrificed TO the political
jeaiouses CT the psity IN power, being known to
bs conservative, ard opposed to the violent acts OF
the Executive The editor questions the SUCCESS
CT the movement, 1t makes Gen. Mcclellan
conservative martyr.
The Lrny and Nacy Gazette regards the removal
CT Gen. Mcclellan as defiance of the Government
Democrats. No movement, it says, has been more
favorable for bold Confederate movements. Il
questions Burnsides ability for the appointment
The text Of the Kussiao note refusing the French
proposition 70: mediation, fully bears out the tels-
graphic summary.
There sre vague rumors that France hks sent an
other note to Engsrd in response to Lord kusssiPs
reply.
rne Liverpool Post explain. that the steamer
4s9O" recently launched is not for the Confede
rates but for the China trade.
TIE sailing of sundry fast coasting steamers, for
the purposs of running the blockade, is reported
A steamer name unknown, recently left the Mer
sey, with oO0 tons Of arms, sc, for the Confede-
rates.
The Time, and Post replies to Mr. Seward's re-
hsctions on the case OF the Alsbams, and empcatl'
calv dsny that there are grounds for the Fedsrals
to complain in the matter, where they reaped the
GaribaIdi, in letter to W. Cornell Jewell,
pledres himself strongly in favor Of the North az
an opponent of slavery He goes for the abolition
of slavery before any constitutional question.
The Continental news Is uuimportant.
The Times, of Saturday, again expatiates On the
probable effsct Of the Democratic successes in tho
American elections. 1t says hat no sudden change
In the Federal policy can be ANTICIPATED. but 1t is
enough 10 know that the most OK President Lin
coin's measures have been condemned, and will
probably be abandoned.
The Morniny Herald rsgards Gen. McClellan's
removal ss a terrible mistake Of President Lin
coin. both in a military and political point Of
view.
The SATURDAY Rsoito thinks thai the Emperor
Napoleon has movements afoOt which co not sp-
psar on the surface CT his mediation scheme, and
saws that ths express mention Of the name Confsd
crate States, which they selected for themselves,
virtually involves rscognition and the proposed
armistics implies an opinion which may shortly
be altered Into language more Ineligible than
words
This paper hints at probable alliance with the
Southern States Ia connection with the Emper0r's
dssigns on Mexico.
LATEST, (vIA QUEENSTOWN Tho elections In
Greece commence on the 9th Of December and ter
inmate on the 10th The great probability OF the
election of Prince Alfred to the throne causes ex
citement among foreign ministers. The country u
tranquil.
There had been q slight advance In cotton at
Liverpool Bresdstutts were unchanged. Corn
WAS easier. Provisions we're declining. Consols
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