The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22
LATER. FROM EUROPE
The Loliion Press on The Presidents Message
The ste ef Edinhurs, from Europe On the 7th
has. LIT EArl

The ste er Edinburs, from Europe Gil the 9TH
inst has arrived TT New i erk.
the AMERICAN VAR CUSHION
fbe Londcn Ea.fs. Il. an editorial on the message
CT jefferson Davis says
We cannot DENY bin the credi. of being ~ mode.
rate IN prosperity he ba shown himself bold
determined, and anyieiding il adversely.
The Iimss then adds
We read with much pleasure the measured and
atatesmsulike language in which the Southern Pre-.
sideIt pays wei edtned tribute to the gsl.antry
and good conduct ct his troops, plores the desc
la'ng war, aud expresses confidence of the fAa
triumph Of tha desperate struggle against ieapotic
uSlrpatipn
Il fler pein,irg to the horrors which may be ex.
pectsd from President Davis threatened retsiita
tory measttes, tn the exigenees which require an
extension Of the c0n.oTiptoE, and to the dangers
which the South ii they Tail t. oonciliate the
Indians ga their frontier, the London Times arti.
Gle concludes as follows.
Yet il such situation they are able to speak and
set with moderation and dignity In the midst of
reyeIses ihsy eau look forward with confidence to
success. Ii the midst of stccess they can contem-
plate and look forward 10 the possibility of loss and
failure. Such would seem worthy of q better
destiny t4aa Be afasgG ~ se ckcrio soheels of
coaqHe'ins Gtm0craeg end tErc hadef a papetna!
re- s9Y Of terrcF
The Lo1don Noes lii reviewing the message of
Jefferson Davis, says that he has attempted to pre-.
sent character OF moderation aud dignity but the
and vindictlye spirit that breatlies through
bis habit ual cafaness and reserve is significant
proof of his e&aiperated temper, ii not also of the
desperate prospects Of tie southern Government.
II deuounces tbs savage policy which Davis inau-
gurates and the atrocious measures which he
comnends TO Congress. ard says that the treatment
threatened TO the officers OF troops, ncongrously
composed caused not only every instinct of human
iy and every sentiment Of Justice to revolt at II,
but 1t is an outrage against civilization itse f.
STbe Peace Society OF London has issued an sd.
dress TO the people OF the United States. urging
that the time has wien attempt should be
made to arrest the destructive eonfii, that il
beog eai ried Il 5eprecates any interference
with Anne team affairs, bat such ~ waul provs
acceptable 70 Americans; bat Say. Surely, the
idea OF friendly MEDIATION may he entertained With
cut any Getogation 81 national dlgeity" 1T argues
that there only two alternatives to issie cut of
the war either the utter oX!ermnStion OF one Of
the parties 10 it, or some form OF accommodation
and onpfoGlise hstsseen the c1ntepdng sides. 1t
fpks '.ia ii i.o better have to the lat.
i.r 1T cees. before the feelings of the Eerth aud
South become hopelessy inilamed with the rnosts
bitter an!moSity a d yengaanc
late elesi am from Gibraltar throws doubt on
the reported chase o the steamer AasslllR in the
Bay 81 Riseay.
IL was reported that attbe last Council OF Min
listers on lt-lian airs 1t decided that the statA
gao should be- nlan,ained Ia Rome for kome tune to
come,
II was fapated tlet the asieaniris AMI r.pub
fieans had f. iasi a eoa,tion tef The nest sse.
tons saa tha' they s4raesed TO rstusa forty De
tuiss.
Tho third ilvisian of the expedition to Mexico.
soaf'es OF tbyss gers. leti aoa.on %, tEs "a
iasiant.
The Madrid tofieiai) tiarstte announces that IN
consequence Of the sxplasationS given ~ Gen.