The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-20

The Cannrd steamship China, from Liverpool on
arrived at Cape Eace 90 si,e l4th having made IN.
hours--thc .'crtest time ON record The news
summary Of which we append. is ON. week la;.f
than the advces by the Africa:
IaE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Mr.. Pearsoo. owner of the steamer Circas,iau.
publishes letter asserting that the vessel had pot
Ing really coutrabaud tosrd; that she was legit
mately chartered for the voyage from Bordeaux TO
Hsvala aud was within twenty miles Of her ,lest
naton when seized b. the Federal cruisers lie says
her drsught Of water preclud-d her entrance into
any of the Confederate ports; hence it was impos.
sible that she would run the blockade,
The rates at Llovds for steamers running the
blockade was a. loW thirty to forty gniheas.--
Some policies recognize six months detention from
seizure which il eguivalen, to q Total loss.
geurr0l agitation has commenced at East Ian
casiire to induce the Government to remove all
dutSs from cotton goods imported to India. and
thereby relieve the distress of the manufacturing
districts. A large district door meeting has
been called 10 discuss the question.
The ship Antoneili has sailed from Liverpool
for New Orleans with salt, and others will soon
follow.
Lord Brcugham, IN an inaugural address before
the Social Scence Association, expaiiated on the
American question, pointing ont the prcnen-ss Of
denperHey TO War. lie wArmlr compliments tie
fessefHi GoV0fniGeu the new etuSetfAse
which he regards us the last blow the traffic.
The London Times editorial rcproaches the Ca
nadian Parliament for negiecting to provide for the
defence Of the country in defeating tr III ia bill.
II points ou tho question as vital one for the III
dependence of the Canadians. but quite secondary
for England.
The L-ndon .yeas controverts the attack ef she
London Tjuts upustified and says that no one
has a righ. 10 charse the Canadians with neglect
ing the duty cf providing for the defence OF the
country simply because they had differed upon
and rejected the militia bill.
The Paris Constitutional, of June !. publishes
nu article ON American affairs, signed "Lainayene,
showing J,e impossibiiity of the South being con
auered aud nqaiHtoinin1 that mediation alone Eti'
succeed iR ending disastrous alike to the MIR
ests Of ha,qaHity and Europe.
DISPATCHES from London, of the 9Th OF June, soy !:
The next advices from America are awaited WIN
the creates; anxiety. owing TO the probable news 5
Of an important battle being fought at kich1n"nu
OF Corinth. or at both places
The london Times CITY Article Says the belief in
the possibility of early settlement of tn. Amer
ican difficulties has been greatly diminished by the
last intelligence received
The seizure Of the steamer Labuan having been
declared Illegal by the Prize Court, gives great sat
isfaction.
New York Central skies have advanced one per
cent All other descriptions Of American securities
have June - receded one per cent.
THE MExIcAN QUESTION.
There was q rumor in Paris that Napoleon con
templates the permanent establishment Of French
influence in Mexico by means Of a protectorats.
The Paris Moni,eur of June eth, contains noti-
ication af the blockade Of the Mexican ports Tam
pieo and Alvarado.
A dispatch from Paris. of the 9th of June. saws ::
The publication Of the official documents relative
to affairs in Mexico. produced an impression little
favorable to Gen. Prim.
The documents relative 10 Mexican affairs were
laid on the table of the Chamber Of Deputies on the
Sd of June.
GREAT BRITAIN
At the request of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
the Admiralty had or,,er-6 the steamer Porcupine
TO prepare to take soundings. She would be ready
in about ten days.
Mr. Scuy had given notice in the Commons OF
motion in favor Of establishing communication be-
tween Europe and America by steamers every a,
day at Cork, with tee egraphic communication
off Crookhaven or Cape Clear; but pos t,,aue,1 the
motion in the hope of laying additional facts be-
fore the House, and that i'll the meantime members
would gise tte matter their attention
. Both Houses had adjourned for week, in conse-
luence OF the Whitsun holidays.
The freeinm OF the city Of London had been voted
10 Lord Canning for lis services i'll India.
The for :he Oaks wag wen tY Ecu de
Joie.
FRANCE.
The Empress Eugenie WIS expected :" pay IL
prikate visit to England during tn. Emperors stsy
at Yichy
France aud Russia both reject the proposition ot
the Forte relative 10 the Church OF tie Holy Sel,,l
Cbfe al Jerusalem
ITALY.
The itaiian Gcvernmen, hal resolved TO form two
new brigGdes o: infantry.
Austria continued to concentrate troops in N.pe
tia
The Haliss Chambers we're debating a question
Of confidence i'll the Ministry.
On the sitting of the Chamber az Deputies, the
9th instant. SigMnr Ratta1zi said the Government
hsd never encouraged any premature hopes of the
solution of the Rclldh question. He thought ve
should moral means IN demonstrate our IN
shaken will occup" our capital, and secure thu
confidence of Europe our eide. The Governments
alone ought to regulate our armament 1t bad
never ent money 10 Garibaldi aud has alHays re
fused 10 join expeditions which were proposed by
him
The Chambers rejected the motion OF nquif,
into the late events. and adopted by ls3 10 81 tht
following order: Having heard the explanation a
the Ministry in reference the recent events, 'l-
Chamber approves its conduct and is confident tha
1t will always maintain the authority Of law and
the Parliament. Twenty eight members abstaine.
from voting.
HIsCELItNEoCs.
The Paris uoni,eur publishes I'D Imperial doci
sion reducing the French army in Rome to single
division consisting of three divisional brigades, un
der the command OF Gen MontebeUo.
Th. Pruss;an Ambassador has presented his ere
dentia to the Emperor of the French.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts OF
France favorable, and the ELK and other crop,
most satisfactory
nation Of the Ministry and the principal ministerial
functionaries.
Garbaldi had an explanation a. Turin with the
Kings Abide Camp. 1t is asserted that all differ
ences between the Government and Garibaldi had
been arranged and he proceeded 10 Belgrade. He
will not be present AT the Parliamentary sitting
Prince Napoleon had arrived at Naples, where
the populacs cheered kin.
The House of Common. cn the 81 of June divided
the motion against the Gcvernn.nt for the reduc
tion of the expenditures. Ihs motion WAS mega
tiyed by 30, majority.
The Turks have be atsn the Montenegrins over
the frontier. -Four villages burned, AID seven
hundred Monenegrins killed. The Montenegrins
had been repuised several times and flying 10
the mountains. The Turks marched on the oath
against schermitZ. larss village occupied by tive
thousand Montenegrins The latter were b. aten,
but fired their houses and feel.
In China the rebels had been twice defeated, with
great loss but were receiving large reinorcenentr
from Nankin. The foreigners at Maypo remained
unmoiested
Colonel Ward an American, had been created q
Mandarin.
COMMERCIAL ISTELLIGEACE.
London Money Market.-Conso!s closed on Friday
June o. afternoon at ya3 for money, ex-dividend.
The bullion in the Bank of England has Increased
A692 600
Lirypoo, Cotton Market, June a--Cotton-Sales
Of two DAYS 10000 bales, including lo,Oo to specu
lators and exporters. The market is nrm' and naf
advanced one-eighth one-fourth OF penny since
Friday. - r, 80
Lirerpooi, june THE Brokers Circular re-
por,s The sales Of cotton for the week have been
81 O0O bales including H. 800 bales to spectators
and i2 600 to exporters Ihe nlaIxe. nas Ma up =,
the week one.fourth Of penny pr pound The rhs
sales on Friday were 900 bales including JUN
haes 70 spectators and exporters the market clos
inr firm at the following authorized duotttioRs;
Fair. Middtsng.
o.,san. IA 12s
New " l3t l2s
Moone, I3i l2,
Ihs Tot Al stock Of cotton in port Is essilnated a.
mi NO bales including 9e.oUo bsies vi American
Th. sale, of cotton at Havre for the week have
h.sn scsl haler Orleans tres os'iipai,s, lU7f
H..- Is;H The market Is quiet aud nrh' Win at
tt.et4 4Srk It. stock