The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-22
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Niagara at Halifax.

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Captain Stone, which left liverpool at half.
past 10 A. d the Sd, and Queenstown 4th, ar.
rived this evening.
Vague rumors Of threatsned Intervention
dizziness and decline In cotton IL attributed tc
them.
The PARIS correspondent Of the London
Neaos. writing on the LIST. ssys: It IL posi-.
French and Er glish Ministers At Washing.
tou have received identical Instructions "a
attempt q moral Intervention, exolusive OF
any idea Of 1orcible Intervention, In the hops
OF putting an end to the civil war.
The Paris correspondent Of the I1depen1enel
Beige reitsrates his statement relative 70 the
contemplated Intervention A0uaYs the news
which he sent respecting the Wrdsct Of In.
tervent:on BY France and EnGiaz4d, for r..
establishment ~ In the most absolute man.
nsr, aud have IeaRon T. believe the project
will very soon be made known onlcially ia
the public. It II said that certain conditions
will bs imposed on the South. having for ita
object the gradual emancipation Of its llaves.
am assured that, In order to Ger eralixe
the measure for the abolition Of slavery,
France and Spain have mAds secret treaty
disappear from Cuba In q short time.
A meeting, attended by al out six thousand
people, was held at Astons 2nder Lyme, to
consider the crisis In the cotton districts. A
motion calling on the Government to reeog.
nize tho Confederate States. and adopt mr..
Uobden's proposed alteration In maritime
law, was proposed. An amendment Wks Of.
fered, calling on the Governments Of Amer.
bsllion, but on division the original mot ion
was carried by considerable majority.
The London Times publishes q letter from
M. Russell, explaining the dimcul;i - thrown
soueht % ysis III: Brisk man var i R,ua:
de. He said the difficulties amounted virtu-
ally to prohibition, and thinks Secretary
Stanton would orsder away The Rinaldoi II he
dared. Mr.. Russell fur her says. In conclu-
sion:
II may b permitted to add that have re-
ceived assurances that Gen Mcclellan has
expressed himself strongly in reference to
to me In the matter, aad that he and all HE
sts Il have been kind enough to declare to my
friends hew deeply they regret my absence
Al IND rental dsputation waitsd ON the
President Of the Poor Law Board relative TO
the distress In cotton manufacturing districts,
and pointed ont the made Quacy OF the poor
law to meet 1t The Pres.dent explained to
part from the provisions OF the Law: He
thought The matter should be left In the hands
Of the guardians. who were doing their duties
very efficiently.
TIE InvASYo1 OF A1xIOO.
The London 7ymss says: "Our Government
has gradually withdrawn even IT. originally
small stake In the military paraof hs enter.
prise in MeGico, and Ne have now little be-
yond q moral participat ton In the mater.
'He shall get such redress for the past and
guarantees Tor the future ~ are found to 10
0btainable, and We want nothing more"
II 10 stated that further reinIorcemOnrs Of
French troops aad war material are to be sent
to Mexico.
The recall Of General doyon from Rome IL
confirmed.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Tses says: 1T was after much time and hoe.
ttation that the Emperor decided on the step.
and the people say II produced such snsct on
the Empress that she could NOT, or would not
appear at the dinner given 70 the Qaeen Of
Holland. ON the 18th, q the Tuiiertss. nor did
she appear 1t the ball which followed the
dipror."
i 10 believed b. the Isalians in Paris that
Rome Will soon Be oocapled by the Pisd.
Tho Cssseisssis.s, asserts tAss ~ rscall Of
General 0oyen viii not change the FreacA
policy at Rome.
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to-day have hssn s coo bales. inoledtng loo
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