The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14

At LONDON c0noon Wefo Qaoted at "a
The Emperor Napoleon, in his speech to
the French Ohambers, on the 9Th alt, said
hat the war in America had greatly com
promised the commercial interests Of France.
The Committee Of Ways and Means In the
House Of Congress has reported he appro-
priation bill. and 1t has passed that body
The aggregate amount, excepting tho appro-
priations for the Post Once and for Inaian
.ribes, amount TO ESQ, 600 COO This is indie
pendent Of the sums repo ted by other com.
mittees.
Advices from Venezuela ssate that the
whole country IL In condition of civil war
In New York the cotton markst i. Arm
end middling uplands were quoted at from,
- to 80 cents.
There il q large falling eft In the foreign
importations at New York in the articles of
luxury.
The prisoners captured at Roanoke Island
are expected to arrive at Fortress Monroe to.
morrow.
In the Federal Sena te Mr.. King, Ct New
York. presented q petition on Tuesday III
favor Of the imm ediate passage OF the Treas
ury note bill, and pledgirg that the mer.
chants of New York will support the Gov
eminent.
A resolution has been adopted to the ef-
feet that Congress will sse u BILE in the Rep
resen tative chamber on the 22t of February
The President, Cabinet. foreign representa-
uves, and officers Of the army and navy have
been invited TO attend. Washington's Fare
we'll Address will be read on that o ccasion.
Mr.. Hale, Of New Hampshire. said that
Congress had better hang some Of the pubic
rIh sh of a
officers, han indulge i'll formal ceremonl-.
commemorative of any event.
The late news from Europe announces III Il
Mason and Slideil arrived at Southampton
on the 2sth of January. The kinaIdo, o.
which these Commissioners took passage
could not reach halifax Oh accoun. OF Ia,
prevailing gaze, ana they proceeded to Is. r.
muda. our Commis 81 onels met Wi ID u uut
lie reception on their arrival there On their
arrival in England, la,ge crowd had as.
sembied or the dock. hey were ,oru,aliy
received by The officers OF the Loniederat.
| steamer Nashville, rs we'll as by many prom
inent gentlemen OF England.
The Yankee war steamer Tuscarora II ad
lett sc II hampton.
NJ. Uienna, The President of the Civil Tri.
bunal OF home, has been assassina,ed.
The socx OF &C flee at Rio, on the Sth O.
January, YVES 800 900 bags.
a dispatch dated 81. louis, ii tn inst, say
| the Coniederates are being RAPIDLY Reinforced
| and appear confident that they can main
tain their position.
| The French sIoop-of- war Gassen arrived
| In Hampton Roads ON the 10TH
| The commander Of the Gautier md ,yvc
| OF the officers, arrived her. 10 day
NaPoieon, III his speech to the Frent b LIE
gisla,uIe, says that the civil war which de.
soiates America seriously COMPROMISES the
commercial interests OF France, but, Leyrr.
| theless SO long rs the nights of neutrality
are respected, he mus. c,nfine himself merely
| 10 tao utterauce Of his wishes, that In es,
disse u lions VIII soon be teI minated
| A Federal force took possession of Eden
| ton on yesterday morning The Inh 4bitan L
had nearly all lett. It's reported that tht J
Preceded up the Roanoke to Plymouth