The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-08
ENGLISH OPINION ON THR MEDIATION
OIIRHTIGN

Or sorthern dles bring Us some interesting ex-
Essa from late English papers, relative to the
sgcl+ which the Queens Ministers have chosen In
fs,ptci 10 the mediation proposal Of the French
Emperor. The London Tsnsss slludes to the North
al renchan, to abuse the Britisher and to express
.lt5aDdcd confidence 10 France and Russia, and
Al An this In at sn end now. In every house
aad In every soldiers tent, both North and South
will De known In fortnight's time, not oaly that
Tie French Emperor wishes to end the war, but
LA; cannot end in the subjugation Of the South"
further says: I'VE cannot 10 Ok upon the propo
IA Ct the French Emperor as wholly useless, inss-
l1eh a. it tAs called forth such clesr opinions from
Asiwo leading nations Of Europe, and gives, also,
fssoa believe that the Russia which the Rspubli
aAa' ssec. SC much to admire Is equally opposed
70 .hs policy of Warrington The Times ex-
Presses tie opinion that the Northern elections. If
s'srse TO the Republicans, will be merely the pre-
tide to soIe sharper and more deadly struggle.
Fhs kornisS Herald is very pointed In its com.
nsaia !, says "such II tho language with which
" L'ofs Russelll Iaocks the hopes and insults the
Glay OF half million Of starving Rnglish labor
~ EverythinS Il to be sacrificed to the vain
1'pe 0! retaining the parliamentary support OF
1sssn Blight and Golden, and the still more sb'
s'd deiusion that by abject patience and bastard
V1abnAsion, we may avert the vindictive wrath
&aa pacify the csuseless hatred of the moDgret
i1ooe which controls the Government Of the
'@'Aefn States Of all political crimes, since his
WY began this, which has just been committed
v @s Angiisa Government, is one Of the most
'''lAa and tho most objectionable. For cold
,'Saea cruelty and pusillanimous betrayal of duty,
"'d Eusesll and bis colleagues are hardly to be
'-A'eaed among statesmen, living or dead. II their
"Sa4 in guilt ere to be found, they must be sought
~ae1g the Generals and Ministers OF Mr.. Lincoln,
sa lls agtta.ors and self styled preachers Of the
"Spsi who hound them On to deeds Of wicked
asa unparalleled h the history Of civilized war
tae -
me Dolly Meas. Exeter Hall organ,) endeavors
'ao" that the proposal Of France would benefit
NC south and iriure the North. Confederate pa
pe' would 60 up, and tho South would supply itself
Wiz commodities whick would enable 1t to enter
1'' lie war next spring prepared to continue 1t
W yoars The proposal is one whick would do
T''e the North of eli the advantages Of the ap-
n'acning campaign, which 1t has been preparing
VI !" lie cost Of millions, and In which its naval
''1'ees are calculated to give 1t peculiar advan-
ss1 The North Is 70 be asked to forego the use
!" large gunboa. Hset Just In the season when
-. srs are full. and every circumstance Is favor
'' "f naval operations There IL nothing In the
- p~1 70 sss over against thess Disadvantages for
:. "0r'h What IL more important Is that ths r.
"'suaent Of the South which it would be the
q ~s u procuring, would enable the Confs4srsts
.'fnnsnt % dictate it, own terms Of psaos."
~ London eorrespondsnt Of the New York
~. makes important disclosures rslstjvs 10 Na-
proposition TO the Buropsan Powers end
s'''ns Of Epsiish dlaIonssy 70 The American
su,s4 0a. He 'sys France desires 70 80 Ansriss
s..' andsr one Government. while HnslaDd prs.
sssahlishGsnt II two Confsdssasiss; tAas