The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Latest Northern and European EewA

NORFOLK, March 7-By arrivals to day We
have received Northern papers OF yesterday.
I send you synopsis Of the news the papers
contain: 1tE
HnnEaz, March s.-The steamship Canada
has arrived with Liverpool mail dates to the
22d, AID telegraph dates from Liverpool, Is.
ceived At Qasenst town, up TO the Esd Zebra
AIRY; being two days later than were -.
ceived BY former arrivalA
In the House OF Uummons. Mr.. O'Donohoe
has csnsursd the Government for not having
prevented breaches Of neutrality and British
vessels from running the blockade. The So
licitor General had said that privsts vessels
might carry articles contraband OF war. It
their own fisk.
The Spanish squadron starts for the Pa.
cihc on the first Of April.
It is announced that Italy will bs recor.
ni1ed by Prussia.
The betrothal OF tho King Of Portugal to
the sister Of the late Queen Of Portugal 10
announced.
Numerous Arrests have taken place in Ath-
ems OF senatora. officers, advocates, and jour.
nalists, aud the rebellion sull continues.
At Paris, on the AID February, the Bourse
was fIrra. aud rsntss were quoted at 70.Sa
At HARE the sales Of cotton for the week
were Is COO bales, with . firm and buoyant
market. Orleans tres ordi.aire was quoted at
l5J .l65f. The stock Of cotton was $500
bales.
--LATEST PROM LIvERPooL, 10y telegraph TO
Queenstown, Feb % THE sales OF cotton
ON vest or day were 5000 bales, CT which s,ooO
were taken by spectators and exporters -
The market closed firm at unchanged quota.
tons
At London ON the 2lst Feb. cousols we're
quoted at 8s!. Ameri can securities were IN.
changed.
Mr. Slidell has had "a interview with the
Emperor Napoleon, and communicated to
him correct and enlightened views In rela-
ton to tho affairs OF the Oonfederacy. The
Emperor ia said to have replied that he hoped
the war would soon close, as 1t was inflictiIg
serious injury to France.
Advices from Vera Cruz to the Goth Feb.
have been received In New York. They state
that negotiations at the city Of Mexico had
failed to accomplish the ends desired. It Is
stated that Mexico Is again the victim Of
.zeachsry. Forces Of the allies have been al
lowed to pass the stronghold and occupy the
strongest fortified points.
Intelligence from Havana to the LIST Of
March has been received. The statement that
there has been no armed resistance to the
allied invaders Of Mexico Is confirmed
There is great search ty Of provisions at Vera
Cruz.
Warrington, March 5.-Advices from the
lower Potomac state that the Oonfsdsrates
are concentrating q large force opposite
Hooker's Division, and it is supposed that o
-
Gently arrived.
Salt Lake City, March 4.-Brigham Young
has been reelected Governor of Utah.
Springfield, No., March lon Wedne sday
night 500 Con federates surprised Capt. Mont
gomsry at Kittsville, and several Federals
were killed and seventy horses were taken.
1t is believed that Generals Van Dorm, Price,
McCulloeh and Pike will overrun the coun.
try.
Louisville, MaycA 1.-Two bridges at Nash.
willie and the Decatur Railroad have been
destroyed. The largest boats continue TO navi-
gate the rivers.
Chicago, March 4.-Columbus was burning
from Friday until Sunday. portion was
still on flre. A large number Of the cannon
were thrown into the river. A portion Of the
works wsre mined. Nineteen thousand Con-
tolerate troops had left by railroad, and they
had destroyed the railroad track and bridges
for six miles.
CAarles.0wn, 70. March 5.-Last night q
part of the Michigan cavalry advanced to
Perryyiile, and ambushed and returned with
nine horses.
Cincinnati, Maych "a dispatch from Nash.
Vile states that the Mayor has Issued a pro.
claInatIon, in which he states that every as
surance has been given by General Buel.
(the Federal commaI.der,) that he Will guar
antee the safety and protection TO persons and
property in Nashville. The city II quiet
The Poet. Once will open tomorrow.