The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-18
LATEST NORTHERN NEWS

VOL. XIII.
LATEST NORTHERN NEWS
Neethsan aavicss oe ~ lsth ars received We
give below . saumary Of the nsws.
4 eoevsspondsnt with Durnsids's army sslsefaphs
that, cn Wsdnssday. The vsdsral front was afssea
ton. Il was thought The Oonfsdsrats were svasa-
a&lne Culpepar Court Hoose. and JaAkson wasoaad
70 b near Chester 0ap with forty thousand men.
d1spateh - The WaehinGton Ssas intimates that
The cenasdsr,sss were reported 70 have aban.
6eaed Ne lnne Of The Petemac osar Haspsr1 Ferry
0santS eoeess are rsported 70 have occupied
patches aepsar ahoat sAlrmishins In the West. and
sbs capture q large parties Of gusrrillas which Of
course nust b rcd with due allowance.
The partjuulars Of The late attack on NaAhvllls
sse given. The 0asetss says y appears that The
Oonfsdsestss made . daahing charge on the city.
bat failed In their object, though Morgan appears
70 have captured three companies Of the 6lss Ili
noh.
The Gssass says the Condition Of our forsisn
rslstions notwithstanding the modify asmransss
lately given By the Associated Press eeErsspondsnt
from Waahington 70 the contrary, afe very dis.
tlnesly assumed 70 Be thresssning. especially with
France and Spain, BY some Of the most pryins Of
the Warrington correspondents"
Ths Nsw York Woyifs correspondent, In addi.
tiou, gives intimstions conArmatory In degree Of
Butler q Nsw Orleans, and the sea Of some Of The
aAyal eemmanasrs n ths Wet Inaiss. have evoked
thooe i@un which tAe rsprssentaaives Of tWo, q
leaGe, - The Powers concerned aee pressing 10 Q
o:s.es ss.s :S'ss1 :ss9 s..s.a With ,.
tors from Kew York. Philadslphia and other plasea
Ill anxious TO pay their respects 20 him. though he
expresses the asslrs to remain quiet On Thufsday
evening The eitlssns Of Trenton. with delegation:
Mcclellan IN overwhelming demoostFation Upon
being called upon for . speech, he responded,
bat was able to speak but . few words, owing to
His cloains sentence was significant, a. follows =
while the army 10 fighting, you, ~ citizens, sec
the Union and the Constitution for your nationals.
Foreign nsws day OF two later, to the lss inst,
d telegTaphed hem Halifax. The English papers
ny little In regard to American AFFAIRS except that
the zsaes draws attsntion to the immense increase
Prssident Lopes. Of Paraguay. to whom the Amer.
lean Minister had just been prssen.sd st last 3D.
vices, 10 dsad
The privasssr steamer Alabama Is supposed to
Il min, latitude 81 deg 20 min BY the bark Ma
YorE ~ '-'' ~ "'"
An extensive defalcation has been discovered in
Lord Lyons recently had an interview with Sew.
ard The Yankee correspondents, In speaking Of
the interview. says that nothing whatever of an
Official character has been received from England,
tion to interfere with political Affairs In con.
nection with recognition Of Southern independ
ence.
RELATIONs.
The special Warrington correspondent Of the
New York 2SNss, who seems to have taken Yam
kes foreign relations" especially in charge in his
ture Of Yankee relations with France and spain as
follow1s
The official announcement made some days aRo
by the State Department. that there Is no reason
70 spprehend serious embarrassments with France
on account of Gen Buffers operations In Louisi.
ana Is now proved to have this foundation and NO
more The French Government has demanded full
and immediate indemnity for all injuries inflicted
upon French citizens by Gen. Butler, the immense
armament-now nearly ready at Marseilles es-beina
| pointed to as the commentary on the diplomatic
request Our State Department, therefore, In an
nouncing that there will be no difficulties leading
to rupture Of relations merely informs the Yrencf
Minister In ads that It ia ready to back down
to any extent from Gen. Buffers acts, and that nc
defence Of thai officers conduct, and no adequate
examination OF the French complaints will be made
ss bar to his .urther effort tc conciiate.
The Spanish Minister has addressed to our Gov
ernment a demand for sn apology for the burning
OF vessel In spanish waters by one OF the 9h1pS
Of Admiral Ysnasuts feet. This act. It was com
piained was Iaade more heinous by insults to I
Cuban magis1 ate who demonstrated against thil
wrong done In Aneutral port. The Spanish SQUAD
rop now cruising in the Gulf might undoubtedly
give trouble to the large feet Of our transport YES
sels which will from all indications be obliest
70 navigate that region.
THE CORRESPONDENCE WHICH ERDID MCCLELLAN
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coin has concurred with his military advisers ir
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