The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-03
rnE LATEST FROM EUROPE.
.u,. or the English Press on Pspe's De-
.~,-.ra,,, for lnservensien..The Bravery
~ -. .eush sn Object or Adusira'iom..The
s'-..,r,yasiou Policy Condemned, &c &c.

..~,. ef the Engl gltsn Ffess on ropes lses
sra,,, fer lnservensien..The Bravery
-. .er,h sn Object or Aduairasiom..The
s-..,c,uatiou Policy Condemned, &c &c.
by ,ae kasis Saxon. from Liverpool.
,s,h >, a.sA!y Interesting. The Liverpool
80, ssys tbs. sesiiss shs scmmissieas oau,
.,hss shi . lnsiasrs by sAe rebel 0overn.
.b,oh are heli s1slsei forward ~sith ksl
.,,. 5,srssb. large ,sou plated ran II tsing
..-n.,.5 as the r,ses Merssy. without any 9:
10. Il. BE al ooress,u,eat. This ran. viii
:, IA ,asss formidable aAeFasssr, and uiil At
- ,as q. b,csksie Al ChsT, estan. Tie
,.,,,s, ay. tbs; q ssSsei Is lyinE ii Liver.
,.,tps 70 : cargo ef .r,n rissss destined for
- S,a,Aesn yesssi, which is sssaitsHy their
- =, Charleston. Il . reported that three OF
g., steamers On tie taysle-the Tfona, the
md ,Ae ,iysiessA,s have bssb sold to TIE
r,.isrs.s ,lsssrnmsnt Tbs Pxris coerespen'
=, tie ,;ew yogs Hsr@.d. writing Ga shs 18th,
sys:
go ,.e arrival OF the news at she ffss sassfe 81
q psn here has not been 80 much excs5sSGealta
- sx Nsustehes fsam ,ha United STATES irs
w. -. r.zn. Of sfsse whish reached hers on Sat
-. sy.Dlns. up To the $th Of ssptsmber. We
hanes al Ersi thai as has usually been The
=. tnr tss a.s, yssr. tie frst dispatches nigh,
-. hsap a 81 exaggerated Character, to be very
,aSh modified by subsequent ones an.i by the ex-
,n.,ss ircsr ae lofrHAls
10 hsse hsd this tins, as~s thar our troops
'. as. been driven il. on Washington, confirmed By
!. arr Al. .hicA have since arrived Upon re-.
[lv3rs Il Mr. Slidsii immediately sVs9A sasd 90
- a. ..isrr.s4 ssi.s IT. Tkosrsae In " hieh be
"a urged upon tim immediate recognition of the
- sl.,
...,. 70 h.a ihs substance of tne pfopossIs If
- gr George ssndsss il sata n Ss ahs
I,ys. Tae revs las ysisei she recosuEton cry
csp IN sht sessssipl 5eiai-fitisi gsseffssnAnt or
Au. which ior .an,e line .Rast, hsvv ksM very
IN :. On tie sublsst
lie Ps.ris io6xs upan thc war IS about osss~
"a he csp,are of Washington d. certain. Aud
s,nrss.ss the hope thSI wIea this Is fnpcom.
i,asd -President Dawn viii s>l with msgn animi.
The Cass.2 .GHRa} of this morning ii IA bnIie.
sAer summing up the news, which II 5kodds-s
.y!.ense Of .he defeat OF the Northern Eureee.,
rx. ~ttA :as fci.,wiag paragraph:
From L. poszia.a Vie - OF European ,n,ere.tys
aid .ls pre- eltssatuatiou he prolonged We
aknog Tx sftdF8E fJis.,acs q he Co5t,9srst.
..s .s q f8c. neh$sss q 1seoS..ty; tbs i'm.
sshil.ts oi reducin 2 them Is demonstrated Can
,rpps wal. say longer beinre recognizing them
gu she require tbs, they shall have taken Tssh
gtsn Tia; will % asking o: .hem what WAS
ssks3 Of the Creeks, the Belgian or the Italians
saaioea 20 he lecoenifion of the inde psn dsnce
tsess psoaiss ia: they were masters of Athens
-usssls gud Milan. We did not wait till they had
.ssr ColstaaIireP'- tie Hague, aud Vienna-
Icy Raj tF.ven away the enemy. That was
nEgh
tHg gIlITAI.I ACHIEVE MgsTS or THE CoNFEpE.
RaTE<-lEcoGN!rios 70 BE Wos BY rHEM.
| :ELrES
From the London Times, Sept. l6.l
The people oi he Confederate States have msds
3lsass.vsa famous. ii the renoWn of brilliant
kouraget s'e-n d. Voitnn 10 4 cause, and milfyc-y
sst,t s7nsHts saost VfsA0At payslei can eotnr,rn
Ssie Isn i3T the toll and priv8tions OF the horr
lsE Tie e0lntrylGen Of Lee and Jackson NAV Fa
siso!ed amid ;heir suifer!ngi. From all pafrs Of
EarfR from thei. enemies S. well Is their friends,
ru 'sase who condemn tteir acts as we'll as thoa,
rhs s. nfaihi1s with telD, comes Tie yfbu,f o, sa
ststsa When the history OF this war js written
H. simifasioR Will doubtless become deeper and
trageT for the Veil which has covered the sorfth
vii DC drswc s~sy and disclose picture OF pa!ri
,.s u Aslassmous sstf sacYiscs Of aeise and 6rn!
aG.ssratss, thlcs cda H0r oGSg see iaiistinrliu
'Ths details of tha. extraordinary national effort
witch has led TO ths repulse and almost 10 the de-
trur.ion @! su invading force of T,aIs than half
tabhon nsu viii shsu became knows 10 the world
ssd, whatever may be the fats of the geso aatioa-
essy, or Its subsequent claims 10 the respect of
Isakind IT viii sssurediy begin .ts career with {;
sps.siiOn for genius and valor eh.ch o.e mos fi
ksas sa.soas may frg. Within period of eigh.
Hesa months scattered population, hitherto living
ers.uIvrly by agriculture and accustomed to tEust
IfeF every product OF art end manufactures to the
slth, has beer turned into selfsufiiaiag 8:ate
ahla TO raise an immense amy. and conduct vi hat
Il, tes sn offensive war.
J. satisfactory TO find tina. We are not asoua in
oai eplnions that did right In refusing 10 med
Dc ID American sifaiTs' and iaat The peopie most
S-siy !n;efssted-naasly. the Confederate them.
| ~ -s--aif quite 0i the SANE opnion There is
a''-!1g u the paragraph from the Richmond DIS.
yais which We published yesterday. but what may
Dc iaHAagIy agreed 10 by every Eng siishr1aa. The
1' q II lhe wrter seemingly, is 10 show that the
kE Fssn ihtI0-s 7uhs' ether cAFry on q war with
= 'ltf steHs asans' he fede, ri States, as 1e-
! To sairriY tTyI uierler=Dcs II England ard
fdlf sal .3f f.ipdyP3 l.a- sa;.a 7.e. 1lrh ana
-f.s' t-4 at :sT-' 1Ta.fss o( !nrdsi6H AZ 4ois Be
E'i'ft g. ti less than this viii ouly prolong The
sfie Id add 10 The difficulties u the South BY
0aaag a.. The passions and wha, rsInsias of the
Fs;:le.is- Oi lie Ped-raIs
Tia : precise The Reasoning which ts7 ,stf.ad
|ssr'! seu-oe IN England to veiert the IDEA #
''s-a' y NE blockade, or making any other weak
@S LA'i snd hhi deInonsustIon Of dislike 70 the
D"'4aAeIfe II ihe "N. The name OF England
I.slsGAJ "ould Ill The recruiting Offices os TIE
fti'A "-'ef thhl Al! The eioqusuce Of an Ever
~ = lie --lllfaIy iaiI.e OF Corcofan The
'lfoagl ne returning goei sense OF the Fe,ierals
"a hiobably hecoDe more desperate than
w -Ae cAsi enemy bsing no iongsr tie Confed
@e ns lL9 Eriiisher. Then the TuniIitude
- -.sA va would lie thrown into idIpusss and
s'Jsl bs lie treaking up " commerce would add
'Ir Mi4,afy ioFc- oi Tie Federal States IF the
~. IszH asa' asI vas oiockaded, ssys the South
" repeh and The seaport cities captured, The !
N'u'! os7e G4oTe soldiers for Ter srmles and !
~ a7s' 70 support. If the North was without II !
r. - "isnous mercantile marine, several hun |
aoassha men would be dissngsged IRON their
1a,-,ea s'1ea pursuits, be without employment and |
Ing VIII revenge aud indignation against The /
.I.H rao LAD thrown them helpless on tho |
80 VI the uther hand, the writer remarks |
-. eaif ~ because the South has been block.
~. 'Is' ne has exhibited slch wonderful power
az 80 ooa.asfn b.ockafe were raised half the peo.
r "su4a oe diverted IRON the industrial, pr,rSnits
80 Tor conducting ths war 10 selling tobacco |
lV.Ion anc money making
-S DC Suspected that In the Case OF this suuth. |
80 "'lsf m Tie grapes OF European intervention are
,s,.s ~aI whatever may be his motive be h.s nj. |
Iatst, sense On this great question Az armed
st. ysrn 'he quarrel would be fatal mis- (
.n,i,'. elY 4eropesn Power Vnen Tie So4tA huss
az -, ae''J ron ss soil a may be entistsd 10
No. AyHsisoH; ba. its fyoatiers nsnst BE- both
"t2' BY rs 0wn ezertions
b s foR FNREIGs IsTERFsREscE--THri /
P. N'chADs OUGHT To BE RAISED.
r1s,. 'Ie L%naon Herald, derby organ, Sept. l6
w ,bs oa.s.gse aegrse OF Humanity in the attitude
~a.eh .ssa sass.on assumed by the European Powers
". Ns sIsrs !" 10 20 call for ths sternest censurs.
Iss.ssn n1ans On an, with folded arms aud placid OK.
ssss,4 ~ on. iacss. while America is being made
M ose snas, AMeflcans. most va,iantly. are hack
al liza. ,sS 70 pieeea VIII it advantage us Al
WHO'S e spiit OF the country should be broken
3 as erasisn aJ,',. "a Young naen slain OF maims1
s, eos,;s Gs rscsaee from 6t t4yfrinS and once
.a,tAsss O. 81. b. p.s5td p tor oea:a,y' Lea TO
is VITA, ,ssv e oafasfaHH 'ea, 1t does not mat
In, d,a,say cali H. Ierm il or5i.ro,iou in,errsu.a
tsasresr,, . aft''e rsoogait'o oftae soufI re-
isa9a a'M tHe .'orth. jr4sadiy inter feyence. or
sasp. cur se,1. q some S0rt-wha,ever form or
s.op tiis tlay assume. le. ID do somethIne
"a. sD1 aS. eallase. For each year of this war 81
sld 10 h. -, u u are ssia in battle. Millions may
p isr eye~y as neuhd9d OF strlcken with disease
rs.s s,s1Ains ~ territory larger than Europe | Z
pnis's slossrnI.o Ioifofd that Nigh. have figured 10