The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

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Tae'fsiee .i.a ie.ter is lfsu -.li.r l.epsoa
rer1tsinneevt IT The Sew FORK 7fmss As bear
Isis fpa, thc question 1T Essoyssn, intervention,
aud coming From .sasssssy hostiIe 10 tho
cansc ef tise ccnstAases.s Il estnet be regarded
etl,erwise, tl,e.. ns.or.aat I =
i Ixosuoy, Tae~isy4 slay ~ lsbs.
Jhs slsTe,,tef of New uft.ans ssd ,hc eyac as,i,n
q. =. frslsna hsss iss npos sss Eri. public
event h N sssrv vxpiafus We
sait fpf fuffhtr particulars. 3sH nos appears Il
s isse sssaBs viii, alarm II snnbpat4 c;i p,ss
shore bstsercS and hafbnr ffescrs. aJsas city III
i,ie world II safer An fo;sriaF rsafsaas cauld
asesud The Thames any day. apd~l.sg in the ppol
bip'y I4spder bridge reduces ti,e great metropolis
sss- York, red of every city wEic., l;rs upon the
.a era nayitsahic river
There Is general giving wp here. faa "a mill
tvy operations are concerned iir. Spence holds
4 cut bat the times surreHdcrx Tie yautr Of the
koith is tos gseat 10 be res;s&aLtbe South n,srsf
sooner or later be conquered The question ns,yy
III will they be subdntdf Will they give up Il
struggle hepeiss and acesp: .uch terms ns le;t
ceagueros maY offer. II So there ,.i;i ss.ee h.
| peace, cosaifsrea ard cottcn. But what il the
Soath st,l resiht--barn eotteu anl tohacco-iati
back IT'D the .etsrios. ald csury the ths
! Colonies dbl il 1865. This is what Europe
dfeat and must, if pessib!esi.ske pre-
4 veBt.
4 sgntllxra peris ts spsush .sla sas.p.sussss
viii sll their cotton and bur- ge6ds, tEey may do as
they plelse about the restoration ef ahe Unipa-
There is sympathy isil the South but 1t is useess
There is hatred Of the North but it determines no
action. Interest and interest alone will govern
And what is that interest 4 oss.third of tiecoston
mills in England id!e, and more than another
t,ird are working siort-handea' or short time.-
Short time means two or three DAYS in u. week
The Iudia cotton, which they are Obliged TO use, Ii
SO full of raah and waste anl so slfSrt in staple
that the extra time required to work it still further
reduces the wages Of the operatives More than a
| hundred thousand people in Lancashire are pau
| pys Three times that number are OH the verge OF
starv alton. The distress extends to the collicries
tho shopkcepers, and every branch Of trade. some
have died of Starvation others are too far gone for
| help Insanity and horrible murder have begun
1 their work in Manchester father driven TO des-
pair, killed his three cidrep last week, and then
murdered The landlords agent, who bad stripped
hin, of his household furniture. Meetings OF work
| ihg-men begau to be held meeting of 6,oUO at
| Ashton, few days ago. demanded! nferycution-
| AMI this deniand viii grow louder and louder, ,ln.
| less there is a prospect of peace aid cotton.
/ And cotton there must be. Every promise of
supply has been deceptive. Less cott0u is on tie
| ooy from, Ltata ttam there nas. gears ago. China
sends none. The supply from, all other sources is
stock diminshss Day by day the want, the hum
ger, the widespread misery increases. America
| feeds army of more than halt u million, but
England has Il still larger army, whc}, the war has
brought into conflict with terrible foe han
the Southern Cenfederacy-.fauger Engand il
riehr bpt she cannot long bear the burdens thrown
| upon her England has wonderful power OF aims.
giving, but what aims sufficient FOR s,,ct, ca
iamityt Pri. ate beneyocnce is oser-tasked. The
| war in America is costing England .lure money aud
more suffering than many war Of her o,en What
can you expect, tien, when f.eiiss sadint.Yest
alike against it. + IL 10 aW end ia thirty dags.
tkere rsA be svcrssercs tr6sa ~ 5FtRg q u cesf
/ Your Washington correspondents whose letter on
the visit OF " Msreier TO i{lei md is eariaa il tiiss
! Iuaes, he,eyes that France has csilea ueual the
confpttsracy 10 surrender it's not credited here
| tina, the Eniierpr wunld give sreh advice. u IL
! very generally believed, and coutideaty sttic,t,
that his feelings ,rurti lead him wish f3r very
! different termination. 1ss- %
Tie English people look with sone hope for
y speedy ca Of the war by Il result they hare all
along declared impossbie-fiie- conquest of the
South. I:lay.;,re a.so looking for ii tremendous
financial crisis in the North The people ef Eureie
cannot understand the ni,nes IN whic., .li.oysrn
ment can so OH month after it]iith with the most
Ia, ISL and enerh,eus expsi,tls uFs witheut
o. taxation. They predicted failure ~ the Nar
/ months ago, for the iA,k ol ilsaiis Ihcy do not
see row Il 80 on adj win stocks. rise. aud
ihe public e.sd ggews st,ouges they compare it. to
the South Sea bnhbie ana s,e railway nianis aud
are itskI., tor the crash ah'ss they t1frkfd IN
ev,'aeiy follo.y Bnt ail c.l.euations have failed
and ali expectations been disappointed.
eau nlakc.aQ claim to iaissllibiiity. tmt have
| bceu 10 Lancashire and locked upon its suffering
Dd distress II is es;trrs,iine i'll It's character end
! appalling iii its extent. NJ tell what may
be the result. The GoteIainept MAY be forced -
| action Which ii does not n"". cciicmpaie Half II
million rf people reduced 10 starvation is volcano
| that may burst uto eruption. The Irish starved
peacefully because. it II saaid they used
starvation. The operatives of Lancashire have not
been accustomed 10 l.. Thry know thai The Gov
erniuen could give thoa selief-ihe caiy relief they
/ .iesirc--sabor II would no, be stranae if they
ei,oaJ dtniand help ni manner .h;.t Govern
neyt could resist The first si:,n cf action will BIZ
change OF administration, unless the present Gov
eTpnieu chooses TO aveid such change by actin-e
"f policy. Eat II cannot escape Nous observation
thai the only organs of pubic opinion here favora
bic TO 1le North have been the extreme liberal pa
pers white tic entire mod. rate conservative and
Tory press has been IN sympathy 18th the South
and the U,cre violently and decided, Tory .hc pa
per, the stronger has been its opposition to the
Union.
| mepccd in Mexico According to pressut appear
| ances, England aud Spain have withdrawn from the
field and left the Emperor free ta establish Aus
TRAN monarchy on the Southern border of the United
States. There is senc jealousy and Modification
| Eere, but England puts the best face she upon
Il. FOR il il useicss 10 complain. But intervention
| on the part Of France, has becon. habit When
"a places himself at the head OF eiyil,zation and
believes tina. he has mission TO regulate the uni
| verse, what can you expect. II will be some days
before this REACHES you cannot tell what has
| happened In the ten days past, what win be
done il, tine ten days to come: in America, before
this comes to hand bai skqN be muck SURPRISED If
the action Of " Mrcier do no: proce to Be bur TIE
prelude to soiae further and important action
1t Is said that the Emperor has beea very much
annoyed at the consequences GIVEN 10 the young
4 seiors Of te House OF Orleans by Goyern,nent,
and their position the staff of the late ConInan
Sler in Chief OF the American arnies Perhaps il
did not striAe Mf.sLpeoln indeiicase proceed
ing; but il it had been done by any European,
] Power 10 would have been insult How woald
Victor Emanuel like to See the Ex-King II Naples
| occupying similar position in the French army
There is story that the Enperos expressed his dis
satisfaction i'll this matter TO Archbishop Hughes IN
no equivocal termk Ii is to be hoped THAI the
amiabe prelate was able to make satisfactory tx.
plauation.
The International Exhibition feels the pressure of
the times The receipts of last week were less than
oneha those of the corresponding week Of the Ex-
hibition of 1861. II opens slowly and will not be
fully in order until the LIST OF June when the great
body of the people will be invited To come for a
shilling. In ordinary times therewouId be crowded
excursions from the manu- featuring districts This
gear they cannot be looked for.s TAsy yxiil haye
bard werk in all the North to keep from dying from
l hunger.
Ali eyes turned to Ainerisa The Pol,e. Vic
tor kinan1 aud all European interests, arc forgot
ten. Prosperity or adyersify peace war, life
DEATH depend upon the eveats now ing place In
Virginia and the Southwest Ii the North il 10 con
quer, 1t mast be soon Esgtaad Garnet bear a pyo-
traeted Struggle There rta Be isterseassoa if there
/ u ao peace MasapSocK.
/ ESkcUrloN OF 4AsDREws--We have already
announced the execution of this daring man. The
Atlanta coafsderaey Of Tuesday. gives the follow,
/ iag particulars
/ Yesterday evenings srin fror, cha,tanooga
brought to tas p'aee 10 be executed, Anarsss the
| lemser Vt the engine thieyss Arster sentsnce II
DEATH convicted hy caurf fs,aaytsal ci Lsaass spy---
dc was carried ont peaehtree ssssel lcal, aesaa,-