The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

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'oR.ah r,. press :" 1.a'. ravoi % paeinsauoh,
Tug iohuvn ~, n'es, iu an eu.ofiii ON tue MINIS
.eass sys; nere VIII De no d'sposiion 10 quarrel
WIN ' a.ae . ~ w. hi'o tue country
,' sV'y iea'e ','e fuestio Ia ing nnus OF 'iit.
s f 20 .noose ,h",' s,c an oppof'hty anu
AAune y. ae.ion o.. q. 'ney ,uay useli proper.
i"e honaoh ftmes "u.its INA. advice from Eng
s'' wu"a not oe aece eptaoei D',t II would rtjotce
% sec ule emperor y rraice or me car ct Hassid
pesS oH zee 11me'e"|s luz coanseis Which "ouid be
'i'uShnhiy reJec!ei II oHeted ny England
ne noiu'n Ints 'heu specuiates on the disas'
uois ene'lS Vi e.iie' oI.usii M conquest Ut Tue
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iAe " o'''e' ''iN S'iusSio' my ,'s m"Sf Cohte
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~, ny ,ie ueNeiophient Vi he" cotton nehts
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dy yo.h; .i. m i no. ~ LOO. M ey on ',a
- @ @ ~ e r. ~, sNpect ~ Va s.il".f. II .ne
offer Of mediation IS delayed the more important
Huesiion-that oil the recognition "f the Confede-
rate stafes,-may have to be considered
Ihe LONDON hescs argues strongly against inter
ference III America, and contends that England has
good reasons FOR not wishing 10 see carr led out me
ahtrrfnta0a poiicy ot Napeteon, which seeks 10 es
taDsh AN empire with slavery for it, corner stone.
ne LONDON Nc@S saya th;it from the moment
European soldiers snail SCI foot al tie States, the
Government OF lha' tephD'ie wili enter upon Ne
era OF lis existence Its political Isolation will be
al an end and it viii be compelled to become and
remain grea' iniA'afy ana naval Power, which II
not IoT the interest Vi England nor for The peace OF
| shouid MOI assist IN any movements calculated to
restore TO the south that monopoly in cotton which
hls no" proved SO disastrous
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| TO me Uui6u 6"
The London Pas. savs tha. Lord Ia,mercto,.s
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, tb,, ~, - ,a.: 80; - - - ~ ~, .
he reevad with s.srs;o 10 IVA Was ,.,'ematu Mli'
tion of the good sense ottbe Goversnents of France
| ana E,gI,n3 an5 ls thr ro'. f ~. ..: - "a" :, =
law Alter exnatiat;ne, ho,yaw.r on ,ho mSa,.s
ness of any present offer of mediation the london
Posr SAYS fie time nav ceu,a "a H., ,>I
it viii; become the narau,nnnt Jn- rs .bo w. ya",ri
States to interfere in the AInnrica, tronl,aS h,
| now as at the commencement of na or ,ha, 90
| undoubtedly 10 stand alonf ~ ' "'e
The London H,.rn,d in stropr terms. asks .tbo,v
long is Americn 10 he i,noad on, E,rono a. 40 o,
asv q s,, ,ha insn rnounta
BILE difficulties Of the North, it contends that sepa
ration IS TIE only basis for peace 1t densurces Gen
Butter and bis clamation in the strongest terms,
and says it is enough TO enlist universal sympathy
| Tor the South.
The Manchester GRardian contends that til time
for England to interfere has not yet if indeed
| it ever will and attaches little importance to the
French reports of negotiations. 1t thinks France
can go fUTttfr az The matter than England and goad
1t5"'Ge 20 SIC ae sfaYSte e"ded ~aAo"t he Mf1Jer
NJ 49,, H., A., , m
in f,yor of ,nad;at;d, tia c1;. u . h.1a fa,. r.
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tures which ba ba. haan a;,na $, .n,ar, ma -, ..
-. ~ ~ n.e io ii.'' oeen GIVING Oh 1iheric'i' anu AS
se. siaa giea, liJorny OF .he people would ram
~ So, r, , o s.iiu'ieu . " Tie ESTABLISHMENTS vi
'''' ''f'Ae.n Uo'''eoef"9.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS
The Prince OF Wales reached Windsor June a.
| from the East.
| ,y, ne 9apanese Ambassadors were to embark at
| IiveruooI O '-'e '''' 'A''' '''' 1'A'' 'e'
Tie number of visitors AT the Great Exhibition
on Monday the 9th. was 5e 6eo-the larcest attend
anee yet.
Inc Eneilsn Court had been ordered into mourn
ns iof week on account oil the death OF the Grand
Ouehess OF Hesse.
Ihe facha OF Egypt continued in London, and
had been visited by the Lord Chamberlain on the
part OF Her Majesty
Paris letters say that telegram daied Brussels
tie night OF the i1th OF June, holds out little hope
OF the King CT Belgun's recovery
The Turks after having taken the en'renchments
AT os'f"g, hiid advanced on Abai The entrench
cn's were lsheh ny assault AFTER hVe hours hght
ing.
al, All the N,ohtenesrins residing IN turkey had
"n.ii m, ir.h.c" W .neir i'Mce.
tho f,,lo,,irr. nar,,;rh DoI - - - -, , PD ..
Nick sch INC sbo,t Of rn,;;ona a' Th, mna :" o.
Mon,on.ar, ara Mil, hopp r ra.nn..o NC ,; my. W
a 'AA.' A 81" A'''i 'e''ee'eu III VIC uHec'iol
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ney market the funds were ,iull hat ,vthomt mate
rial variation in rates. There was considerable de
manu- LOT money ana the best short paper sold ut