The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

leAeu % me oy my Government, 70 - COM
muntcated 10 your lordship. Although pur.
porting TO be copies Of the original returns,
they were Copies made at The proper depart.
ment st Richmond from thosa rstnxns, and
AIS, to 10 Glade herewith printed list Of yes.
seis entered and cleared At ports ia Cuba
from and 70 the blockaded ports Of the Con.
fed.rate S,s tes. These. for the most part are
months Of Noven Der and December are, Of
ccurse not iucluaed Ia the transcripts from
my Government. This paper, sent to me
from Havana, was taken frVm o0Sciai dcca.
mente there by a gentleman OF intellteence
and integrity, we'll to me, and worthy
81 entire reltsnce. The marginal notes are.
Of course, unofficial.
'Tae tact (sssumsd) of the arrival Of the
vessels cleared lat their ports OF dssanatio
wss matte OF notortety, from the almost
daily Intercourse between Havana and those
nhrts. i have no official rAiurns ffcm my
GsvernTAnt for the mon this of November.
december and January, to be accounted for
IN the fact that, until very recently. it could
not DO known when might reach London.
But. a. yoar Lordship Is doubtless aware,
breaches of the blockade at most, III not ali
small tonnage, both inward and outward
bound, have been during the last three
m on tbs, and yet are constantly reported
II have, DC, J. M. MAs3E -
The following dispatch from Lord Lyons
To Earl Russell, respec' ing the obstruction Of
The southern harhors has Just been laid be.
fore Parliament. 1t was received on the cath
"wAsaIsarox, Feb. II, 1852.
4" Ny Lord: Yesterday, in ooedience TO the
instruction conveyed TO me by your lord
ships dispatch Of the 10Th uitimo, spoke to
AR. seward respecting the obstrnc lon Of
trance by order OF the United States HoverK.
ment.
al referred &c the COZ versation which had
held wi b him on The same su pJect on the 18th
n IA h / i'm in
lordship's words. that the object Of war Is
peace, and the purposes of peace are mutual
good will and advant ageous in sercourse, bat
thst tois proceeding will deprive war Of its
legitimate objscs. by st,ipplog peace of lie
natural fruits
after soms further con versation, Mr.. Sc
ward told me that might ic torn your lord
ship tina. al, the vssseIs laden with stone,
which had been prepared for obstructing the
harbors, have been already sunk, and that 1t
| 10 not likely hat any Others will be used for
that purpose:
81 have, &c, LYsEs."
TIE LoNDoH TINss Oh fyTIRv gxfIoH.
The London Times, OF March ls:, in an arti-
Gle ON Easl Ru.ssn's letter TO Lord Lyons.
says:
These statements. which we have abridged
| from Lord RasseiI's dispat ten, seem TO us TO
| enc body the doctrines of truth and N Odera.
ton, and, though treating CT war ana repres.
SION, are evidently founded ON the Christian
| Maxim that we should do TO others 70 We
| would nave them do to US. Were We enSag.
| ed la btoaxadinS an enemy's COST, we could
| desire no fiirer or more equitable rule 10 be
laid down for the guidance OF uirals N al
| tina. which We are prescribing for ourselves
| To look rather 70 the sincerity aud good fai h
| OF the undertaking than to accidental fa-lts
| II It's performance, to ioroear IRON specieus
excuses in order 20 justify us IN doing Thai,
under the pretence OF respect for public
NV, which We are urged 20 DO by short
sighted view OF our own interest, is worthy
OF srsat people powerful enough to disre-
gard The arts OF chictne, and rich enough 10
bear without ninchIDg q severe chsck TO Its
commercial nj d manufacturing industry.
Hut such advice is not only just, ii Is also
emineutly wise. We are the last people VINO
sao uid do any thing to invalida to the right OF
blockade, for we now not when we Is? be
compelled 20 resOit ito II, or now soon hSsty
policy II ignt Tecoil upon our elves. England
IS tOo Srgat To bs often neutral and should
not forget that tia arg umsOi is she might now
employ against her neighocr might, we know
not how soon, be rotor ted against herself wi i
ali the force of admissions. II is not Wei to
on courage doctrines which lead people to acts
Of violence or fraud in order - build upon
tn SIN claim OF right and Of justice.
II we pass from these general considsra.
lions, NO policy can be clearer than tina. of
leaving North and South to ssttle their DIFF
fereuc CO wi h out orr interference. Whatever
interested writers or speakers may ASSERT TO
Ehe contrary, nothing can DC more sure than
that We have hitherto observed the most alb
so.ute neutrality petweeu the North and the
South. LIE. us persev ere 20 the end, and not
give either party he opportunity Of saying
hat the struggle which tore the American
continent 10 Two was produced or tsi mi a Stec
by our selfish or Interested interyenti3n.-
There arc symptoms that tae ciyIi war can
not very lous De protrsc.ei. Let lis las. en-
bers burn do Tn 10 the last ark without be.
fug trOdjen out Dy Our feet
A FRENCH CANDIDATE FOR THs MEXICAN THsoss.
The claims Of The Archdake xaximiIian to
81. 90
contest.d by NO less q candidate than q GER.
tain ID. Bertron, woo resides in the depart
ment OF the Ssine, and lives by extracting
oil from Paris dirt He has issued tho follow
ing election address
Msxcans For long period was human.
ttary candidate for place IN the Corps LIE.
gislatif My fellow citizens were, thank God
always deaf to my exhortatioas, for higher
destiny was ia sore for me-the destiny of
being charged with working for the welfare
OF Mexico. / have been told that you abso
iutely desire q King. II you do, take me. I
am not OF royal race. am only a rwoprietcire At
Ssenaux, in the department Of the Seine and
extract Oil from the filth of Paris would,
were you to honor me with your COZ fiden es re-
duce TO order the chaos of Mex can anarchy.
would dismiss the gTeas army that has not
known how to protect the high ways or alb
stain from plundering what Il ehoald guard,
And AL the money which the soldiers de-
vOured l would expend on works Of public
utility. They would. under my government,
become householders aud take care OF their
own dsug d ters, instead OF abducting those Of
other meU, and Keeping alive that passion for
gambling, so fatal to your country, your dig.
nifty, ard your liberty. In the Interior
would suffer each to have his own way In his
own concerns. You would thus become &C.
customer to dispense with much OF Govern.
mept, and learn how 10 take care Of your
selves and protect your own interests. Al
for me, would be satisfied with the most
civil list that IL possible, being DESTROYS of
giving yen the example of simplicity.
ADoLPaB BBRTaoN,
Humanirary Candidate