The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-01

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tsry success In any aggressive faoverasot wcrid
Lave been that political party favorable :e thcna,
w0ud have been formed in that StAse--:hsf they
would hsve contracted sc.uni or virtual er resee.
ments with that political party, and that the exit.
ence OF fhess engagement hanpsfing them In
their negotiasions with the Northern States, Nigh.
nave formed new Obstacle 10 pesce. Gentlemen,
from ths bottom OF cur hearts ne should desira
tnat no new obatacies to peace may BE- formed
Hear, hear, aud cheersj
we oy may anticipate with certainty the success of
the Southern StatSs 30 far "a regards effsctinr
theif separation from the North T. FOR my owa
part cannot but believe that that event Ii a. Ger.
tain "a any even: yet future snd contingent can bs
lCbeersl Eut 1t is from feeling thai tsn. great
evont Is likely to arise, and thai ths Nor,h viii
have TO suffer that modification tina. earnestly
hope that knS Siand viii DO nothing to ra;et ads;
t:onai shame, sorrow or pain upon those who have
have to suffer more. ICheersl It may bs thai |,
time might arrive ~hen It would be tho dufy Of
Europe TO offer a word OF expostuiat!on or &.
friendly aid, toward composing The quarrel. Il 10
even possible that such time thas MAJ q. rive,
ho- important 1t Is thai when that word comes /.
should address itself y minds tbs. sra enbit.sTed
by the recohectlon that unktnd fhings have been
said and done towards them IN EuroDs. ard sb5Ys
may And fault with It from time to tiras We know
hollis tho hlshest paAce ID their admiation and
respect. 1Enshusi1sae - 1pfeioneAd eh6arals 5:
1fx EoN1yor FRAss on Nm dKdDsrJxE srkErR
The London Times remarks that 1t can hardly ts
alleged that Mr.. Gladstone has gone beyond :Se
bounds Of official reserve IN the staternsn. thst
JEFF. Davis lsg made q nGtion Of the Sonh II
any community ever Gid esrn the name of q ~
tIop. the Southern Confeaeraey have. I: is I'll
bare fsct j. Iced havs nothing 10 do with the
politics Of the question Il ls wholly indeperdsut
Of moral considerations. Ms. Gladstore concludes
very reasonably ths; the reb,@s, who ere us.ioa
will remain 70, and that their na,ionsliy vii. ns
be sbsofoed back lnto the Union
Tha london Daily Telcs says |. does not Arl
fault with Mr. Gladstone for recognizing the pro
sTesA which the South has made ia establishing ia
independence but, SINE ha spoke Of British c2E1
sel AS pcssbaeleOenti in the final settlement could
he not have ssi1 one word n favor OF saving frou'
the curss OF slavery the vast countries " hict iali
to other Of tho combstants, bat whose des
tiny Is al present undecided
The London Star thinks .r 0,.is. ones speech
will lend 20 revive among the rebels (which. per
haps as much az any other, luret them into rebel
lcn) tie hope that the Eag.sh tiovernnlen Mt yyculd
in the end be Induced to lend them at least ea
sympathy eud moral support
The London Htrald says Mr Giafstcnoa words
are oF course not tho Lap hazard pre-. s.p,is
os individual opinion. They will ee taken 81 lhs
deliberate sanction Of the Cabinet, OF which he IS
q member. 1t will now be understood thro1eA
Europe and Amsrica both ths. the English Joy
ernment are convinced the time has come 70 recog
nizs the independence Of the :ionth,
Iha London Globe says it hes 70 authority tc ar
1ounce the Day hour the recognition VIII be given
On tia PAX Of this country, but 1t Is elasr Il canno.
be deferred long, and IN any other case thele ia
doubt Ii would be given sooner. The sincere re.
pagnance to countenaase or encourage AZ shy
premature &C., the formation OF Al indepandaat
slave power, can alone account fer the delay II
this Instance.
The London Skipping Gdzetts can hardly guy pose
that Mir Gladstone expressed sentiment 81 vaTi
snce with those OF his colleagues. Possibly be hss
besn preinStu:e in the announcement OF dis views
At Manchester, recently, he publicly expreBGed
confidence n the success OF the Southern cause --
He H. at all events. deliberate aud consistent il
the opinions he hos given utt9ranGe TO %rc not
shared By HIS c0i a. uea, il IL difficult o Cocsr
stand how he is to CoDtiane, III hia present a55oc@
ton, TO advise the Crown.
The Star snlarges upon tie warn Tacep pgicu gi7en
to the proclamation by the American press acd DE-
nounces tho Sub uissicnia:s as party Of men Who
refuse to adopt just policy while they was.
the lest profits ou traffic with Shareholders
The London Daily NeWS retract8 itS half way
censure Of the prcci iaIna.!on, and admits that
1t will produce coed results.
The Few York Express has the following, which
we alluded 10 yes erdsy, and now give In connec-
ton with i've above extracts from European ps
pers:
Reliable information has bsou received in this
city, from semi-ofilcial sources In Enrope, that
England and France ere or entli accord IL regard
TO tbeir lice of conduct towards this GoTernnent.
Lord Lyons, who was to have rsSur1ed to the
Unite States IN the Ausrsla5iau, oc: declined @.
tbs las. ,uoaen: by order Of Lord JOIN tsss (tieT
Majsstyr's Secretary for Foreign Afa..a 10 daoGs
further flsructtons tn consequence 81 s Frs5tents
abolition proclamation. His Lor6=hip's dspaI lura
yas then fixed for October IS, CAST Saturday. AID
on his arrival Ut Washington rs ao!N pasu.Ussy
form Mr. sssoayd Of tho proSrdz7Rs desieed spon By
as xuyOI tca Poptrs Instructions similar 10 those
Of the British Minister will Ds forwarded TO Count
NercIer, the French Minister at Warrington, oy
the same steamer which will bring the English
Minister bGcL: 10 this country.
We are also given to understand that or Govern
inf ad tnet oil nr1 and
have decided uls,n the recognition OF the Southern
Co1feieracy Il the joint offers OF mediation sna
ulis,ice to DO proposed 30 Ar. Seward tos ac-
cepted. AT aDy Ests this GovetnineDt wall bs duly
notified of the Inventions CT England and France la
this respect, and, these powers are fully awGre
that any offer of mediation On the bsss Parion
will not for en- instant be iitened to by our
Govern ent, united ondeay0Es will then be nlado
nv al! the European ambassadors in Washington TO
obtain aR a1mistice of four .. six months between
North and South. These foreign GoveTnment8 are
under the impression that If once cessation OF tos
t.lities can be effected caner spirit Will succeed
which will enable the two sections 10 negotiate.
The utmost erdeaVovs VIII be Inada shortly after
Lord Lyons's retIrn to Washington. By the whole
corps dpioEiatifue Of " ashington, 10 bring about
sacn an sr.aistice Only then when ell ttsse offers
sysi will tie South be recognized simultaneously
by England and Frsnce. Aside from the fact that
these Powers would now look upon tho South As a
de f1ct0 Government, they iea- that resurrection
of ths slaves in the South al consequence Of tho
emancipation proclamation will take place SITTER the
lst of JANUARY, and hence In order TO afford pro-
tseion to their own citizens residing theee, com
PEELED so grant protecting power to their agents
the several Southern cities which ;hinss a;and
Just now they do not posses.
They fear that the Confederate GoveTnaent. an.
recognized Rs Is ls may At any time tel! ihe5r Goa
suls In Charleston Richmond, SavanusA ord else
where, tina. there Is diplomatic relation existing
between the Confederscy and Europe, sad they ca1.
therefore not permit them TO act IL 6 c0nsniaT CD
pac;ty. It il to guard against such go eusrgeIcy,
and 10 afford their ci.izass residtng il the
South ample protection undar the es. of the;- res
ulsciy appointed agouts, that Rns Ard and Frame.
will; claim the necessity Of recognizing thG ne" Co-
fed9rScy.