The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-01

suffering OF . nation towards which va have al
ways professed nncers friendship wonld have suf.
ror even had We oursslves not suffered By the eoIn.
ter blow Of these events
Under tho influence OF intimate relatio, which
extensive intercourse hAs multiplied botwsen the
vAr!ons regions OF the globe Ear pc Itself has suf
fer tom the consequences Of the crisis which
dried up one Of the mos! ft;iai sources Of public
wealth, and which has become. for the grea. cen.
tres of labor. cause Of .cas. sad trials.
Asyou are awAe, when the cor dc; commenced.
We held 1t our duty to observe TIL most strci neu.
srsisy In concert with other maritime Powers and
the Washington Cabinet has repeatedly ackrow.
le6ged the honorable manner with which we ad-
here TO that line cf conduct The se, sineuts die.
tatsc to ~ have undergone no change but of q BE-
neYclent character. That neutrality, instead OF
imposing upon the Powers Tho attitude which
might resemble indifference. ought rather 70 MAKE
them Of service to the two parties by helping them
out Of q position whie, seems TO hAvs issue -
Frora the couansacemer. of the war an armed
force was set on foot By the bsuigscsc:s which,
siace thes, has been almost nstautly fep. up
Aftsr 30 much bioodshed :hey are now. "a thA. rs.
spect, nssry iu the Sans position otaing suthor-
ling the presumption thsE more dsSislvs Dliiiayy
ope-a.ichs ~ii shortly cecur according to ths last
news received IL Europa TIE tao armies the
contrary. we're IN condition that would nos allow
either party 70 hope within brief delay for any
decided advantage TO turn the haaxcs and seesle-
ra;a the conclusion OF pace.
All these eircuynsi sness, taken together. pOnt TO
Sle opportunity @; Gn arMissice. TO which, more.
ov~r, under she proser: cfculns:snces 90 s;rats
e oal OF lection csn be made. The favorable DISCO.
ssions towards peace which are b, sicn;Gs 70 mani.
fes, themselves "a th. North we'll t1s South.
isAi OF ths oshsr hand second steps its' [. sht
bs Clsde s. seecmnsud The idea OF traoe. The En-
pe has. .ha-. tore aoUsh. Ihs, the OCCASION II
pF-ssrtei SELF Of 4 rig T. sue bei;ssren.s the
supp of'he god uffes OF :ho Ina-;;imo Powers.
aud his Nj sty asa chsrgsd me 10 1nase The prop
on.ion 81 tas GoveErIsas 10 her Bri.annlc Nj ,.ty.
all ~ IS - NJ t~s<
p-ts would exert their IL lercs g. Washiu 5soil,
well with ,hs CoG:sGers.ss ~ oossin ar
Instics for six months during which every &C! CT
war direct @. indirect saoGii p-orisionaly cease,
We'll On isud 8 d Il rnigae De, ii u.
cessary. U!Esr.aral,y prolonged
The ovsitUres l need nol say. sir, sgogld not IN.
ply. On our part, any iu0sIDeat CT the origin O.:
issue Of the struggle TO- sny pressure Up ths
negotiations whco might, |: is 20 De hoped saEre
favor Of an sruistice- Our tssE -cc,d consis.
soiey 10 sDoothirg down ohss2,i 3, a'.d in niers-s-
ing oaiy Ia q measure determined upon by I1e ;~o
parties We should not, in tslt, b-ilev. rseiyes
Called upon to decide hlt % prepare tcs soiuon Of
6eacu ties which hitherto have opposed reecaei.ia
ton b-iweea tLs esingesent parti-s- Would not.
moreover Al sgreeEnSa. bssgeen tie ;hrse Courts
respcnd sufficiently TO their inteItionsi Would
IL Mt give To their stsp tbs asa astsT Of evident
i1psr,iali:y Acting in concert, they would com
b.ac the conditions bssI sI.ifsd la re con ideocs-
the government OF the Emp. ror by tbs con
s,aot tradition of French policy ds ias Cas.
ied stases--kng! g!sDd. by the community OF race
Russia, by tie marks OF friendship she has
never ceased 20 show to the Washington Cabinet
Should tie evens not lus fy the hope Of tbs :hrss
Powers, and should lie ardot OF The struggle over
snle tie wisdom CT Tia cornos, tais s;taps would
not be she less honorat for them. They wou,a
have fulfilled 2 drty Of h1u2uIty, ue-s esreSe y
indicated in war which has excited passions
which render al di,ses attempts Al negotiation
more difficult. II IL the mission which in,eFnA.
;iona law Is igns neutrsIs, q: she same time thai
i. p---ribes 20 them strl.s in srtisii:y, And they
could never make nooler ns- Of their Influence
by eneeavor:n. 10 pa an end TO Struggle which
causes 30 much suffering and ecmpronses srch
great interests throughout the whole world
Finally. even without immediate results, these
overturss would not bs entirely nseiess, fox they
might encor' age public opinion 20 views OF con-
citation thus contribute to hsa.an the moment
when the return of peace might become possible
Irequezt Eou, sir in the name OK his MAjss y, IN
sc bniI these con.ioe atioos 70 Lord Russell 10
Price Gortschak a. begging bum to state the
O. The Cos,r, Of EussiA DgoUYs DE- LRUY.
Eayi RasselFs Rep'y.
FOREIGN CFFILE, Nov a. 1892.
The following dispatch was addressed by Ea.i
Russell 70 Bari Cow.ey, her Majesty . Ambassador
at Paris:
PeREIss OFFICE, Nov. 10, leG2
MS LsyS-Ths Count De YishSuit came TO the
Foreign once BY appointment On Monday, the 10Th
instant, and read to me & dispatch from n Drouyu
de rHuys rels,inS 20 the civil war In North Ans-
rica In this dispatch the kiniste- tor Foreign AZ.
fairs states that the Emperor has followed with
painful interess the struggle which nAd now be en-
soing on for more than . year on the American
continent. He does justice to the energy add per
severance which have besn displayed on both
sides; bui no observes that these proofs Of their
courage have been given Al the expense Of tnan
merabls eAlamties and immense bl.cdshed To
these acconr Aninents Of the civil esL 10 10 Ce
added the appfeheuaoa of servus war. which
would bs the climax OF 80 many Ereparsble mis
70 tunes.
II these calanitiss affected America only. ,hess
ufsxings Of . friendly nation would BE- enough 20
excite the anxiety and sympathy OF the Emperor;
but Europe siso has Suffered In one Of tbs prnei
pal branches Of her industry and her artisans have
been subjected 70 most cruel tFlala France snd
The maritime Powers have, during the struggle,
nantaiced The ssrietsst neutrality. bat the sen,i-
rsnts BY which they are animxtsd, far from impo
sing On them anything like indifference, seem. on
shs contrary. to require that they snoud aa.is. the
two belii9erent parties in IN en6esvsr escape
s,on position which appears to have no issue.-
The forces Of the two sides have hitherto fought
viii balanced success, and the latest accounts do
Dot show any prospect OF speedy termination Of
.hs wa.
Thee eireamstancss taken together would
,esm to favor the adoption Of measures which
n sht bSiI about truce. The Emperor Of the
French, therefore, u Of the opinion thai there 10
he good onhcss Of the maritime Powsra. he there
ore proposes TO her Ajes!y - Well a. 70 the 1u
,eror OF RussIs, tha. tSe three Courts should en-
.sayos both Q: WaShington and In communication
With tie Confederate etstes 10 bring about . aus
,euson Of tFms f.r ok raoashs during which every
vet Of hustty. direct Or indirect. should cease ..
- q vel - GO iand. Tt.s ssniSuoe might II ne
,sssasJ. 10 relswed 10. . fer hsr period.
Tti proposs,. D suyp dc Brys protescz 70 say,
Wocia Ees inp'y On the rs1t the three Powers
ssy Jcdsnsni ca shs origin Of the war, sny
Ne sscss on the sesotiaItors for pescs. which IL
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