The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-21
STILL LATER.

Ine steamer J ura arrived ut Fa- thsr Point t
on the l3.h inst, with dates to the Sd. We
lind that the question OF intervention still &C :.
cupied the attention Of the press throughout
Europe.
Tne Paris correspondent OF the Iadspesdencs
6slys asserts that the prejsctsd intervention
OF France and England IA America Ia Co !.
nrlce eo IN tne most absolute m nner, and tb e
south Will be- rs q uifed to guaran toe ,ls pnan .
cslseiion or acr A&avss.
Tbs same au .ho GRITTY says the treaty between
fIaEco and SpsiR provides TOR the early nbo
litiOn OF slavery Ia Cuba.
THE NEWS BIZ THE JURA.
Ihe Baltimore Ntrs Sheet thus ailudes to the
news by this arrival:
ny ire arrival OF the steamer J ura we have
stiit later adviceS from Europe Tne LoS.
Penaeacs Belse declares THAI the rumoreo ,n,sr
Vehhoh u England is confirmed IN rhs mos,
hOsoluie mhDner. In Accordance with toa
soos tsicgram coEiss to us from Wrshi1S-
teA, WEIGH e.siins tnat he new sseess;o,, n ~
10 induce Intervention By the onUers q: W.
esn Earop", o0 TIE sround of the sxhsu..;nn
OF GO stO.l, n2A HeSn c.aSeriy IL el b, III. prnc!a
!a ..1'oA oI Sissiueht LiHcolc, ANNOUNCING t.,a
oFsGlDk of = ~ OTIeaG. and The; COZ -,rn ;lor F..
by the lis: y! June. The nea.ure of tzrss;-
cent Liccoln woEId De an e. ra,rab.s one !;
tas Treat Powers aers assu reo ma. sS = ocen
ias o. the ports would ec;ns 10 ihsl,, au sds.
qo@se supply of cotton.
CohxsSoIAL.
'she sales Of co ton = Liverpoo, for the ,zset
amounted 20 A. ,00o bales The marEe, cicseli
.a1i' at prl os lower, wing to the rsy!ys. oI
lEterVeation Tumo s.
III aintaine
fI0vi5iOES heavy,
Scnso;s CLOSED at 9SaS93Z
american secafiuss dali and unchanged.
FRsH COMMENTS Upon The coNDuor OF ruswas
-kcnLLLAN AND HALLECK -Tsx s.rrLe ar
SHILOH.
Ths nsw York corr es rondent of tha Lon,
40 Herald speaks his mind very freely abou
TWO OF the leadins Federal 4eneraIs:
Whas SAID long ago about the utter fucom
potency OF Mcclellan is rapidly forcing i,sei,
int3 .nd great % truta TIE puoi:c in this city
ana at TIC EOr!h, are divided row Son,
persons think he Is traitor. ana that he q il
ttc- tne part tried bY Benedict Arnold 9TH
ess mink he will not prove t, aiior. tut onl,
1ooi, ard tnat he will merely be whipped
badly and then retire from ths Duh,ic s.rvica >
Ihs President has dwindled down hia com
Inand from the " Ohief,' to bs at the hsa,
OF Ihe army OF the Potomac" NV ne i.
msIe.y Iii command at ons point; hs VII
probably bs whipped rhsre, and that will h,
the last Of Eln. His commanc aas l,esn A.
awful series OF biuudcrs
ltsesWs he ereatcst of crimes, that with a:
army ri OF 2ooooo ae saouid have perraittec
&c, coo to leave the Potomac nnt 81 nOo ro n.
transferred to tbs Mississi ppi, there +, fpn
undtr oeaureGara, and neatly destroy Ia,
army OF dSn. efTant. Tness IL an are slave.
oWhsr tsNerais. so is elnnderins Haiieck 1,
the West. Sc, j. seam g. is Susll I'D 81 rre,
ciohs hopSta. lot OF ,heIn. These men q, -
INTO 'ae hands OF, the Cen recers;es t.ay
rsiuSs 20 set AZ eiost the slaves tcei. 81 IN IA
tciss are vita ths CaaIsdeeasaa, ,Sa.s4 ya.ie
tn1a iasts We snail gain No secur. Victories ---
an ;ibie coinEiIE5er would have ended this
reoaiiioo raoo Lhs ego. IL looks la,s rs IL we
nave sGt To Hight II al over again Wi,A neu
c1faEoanogrs.
iia;4sck deserves 10 as sty!st! the maior.
General I.iaG d. The Wezt He las yo., ON
it7ee o>cass9as sent on Dy telegraph the ii ost
n1oAacipns lies about winning battles tns;
were ever co1c>etsd de ia:eiy announca
soItt tsisGG No - was tsEea month before
IL rendered. Controlling she te!ssran ann
ns ssh. on the tou,ss: lie about rhe b tie CT
fitiSS0rx Iia.adiEg that was ever Circulated
IN. iaSt. are no" well kacTT. iii sh:s ci:y
ana St Washing Ton. We were :errio:y ceater
Cot on the second day tbs Uaiun aiiov oat.
MoerinG the Con fsasra tes, recovered Z, poc.
t'o.i OF zoe gfoand from whica taey Aaa oesn
oiisen toe previous CAV, and the Uoa fedora tea
on .hs secorG DAY retired so :heir fortified
poei!oi, carrying with them sevsfa. tnou-
sand prisoners. We took no prisoners. and
were terribly cut 10 pieces
But ter our having double the force CT taa
Conie;erates, Laa entire army wuu,a nave
b3en Slaughtered oy BesureSard and his msu
There is NO need OF lying about the matter -
1t does no good. The cheering news tha,
"SH' ~ -~'oP' ~ .AS Aeia % Ao W contra
die Led by tae Arabia to-day. have ne cous1
that BeaureSard will be driven away and il
army will oe destroyed, uaiess military in
competence allow II TO escape but thus f.
treason on tha part OF General Buail, or SONS
other sieSe-oWner lowing General nas ceri.;eu
the cause Of tho country. These events cf :ns
war hav, discouraged the 1isLds CT tn.
Union. Generals ars trying 10 nas.hs DO III
Cal CAPITA s.s the South, and tEe ,esul. TI! +;
that. uGui thsy are got ria OF, our Chances o
success are very quiet. Ii We gst victory ov
Ut any pom IL wild % marvel, anu tins peo
nla " IL 40 rrYard