The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11
FROM EUROPE.


York Tribune a letter from Faris. dated May
is. or the suhjeo. OF European intsr~ap.iaa
in American rfairs. we copy a povtlos,
giving 1t to the reader for what 1t la worth
"Tnere IL no immediate DANCER Of Anglo.
French intervention In chr ariirs, haanet
been any CT q ssric us nature since ia.t winter,
and the settlement OF the TIsnt sfiir. say
Danger ! had better said opportunity. In
| PREVENTION Is constantly Imminent, bal III 20
wise threatening, In any preparatory steps
| tsksn the French foo: Will undoubtedly az.
pear foremost, though much maleUed John
| Bulls sturdy peGa will doubtless keep ster
With its every 70 ton. Ii il In sIi tbs inter.
| OF the French and English notions shsl
they act togasher in this matter. and 90 act as
not to AFFORD the American peoplethe future
recovered Custonisrs, either North or south
Both feel the s0ra ned OF chr cotton maTtst
| to hny from, ana our general market 10 ssti
"Ensland's liz dustrirl and com ms retail eed
| is greater than tina: Of France; Fran 20 ~.
| ii'icsl need Is greater than that Of 81 gland,
| Their real Ioiicy viii be, ~ IL hitherto CON-
! SANITY cas bsen, concerted For the rres NJ,
France viii seem III re- foremost In n iii g.
gently urging a poiioy OF equalization atd
mediation on aud {and or OF according 70 eli.
| cums.ances} between the two American Oaot.
neis. The sentence IL little confused /; 50 IL
the state of the case; the state Of things Franc
| and England watch and wait, ana will vatch
| and waii for some time to come Only nots
| how lorg they hsve already watted-in Eng
| ledge the dc footo q =. q ComIags VITA ihs
waiting inc record Of Be;1isb, grecisn. SOuth
ana North American, Italian. rsvcl;sd sat
nsyly coGssituts1 Governments. to say no,b
| log OF ready Ieccsr ition By Eng land. al three
days no'ics, OF quick shifting krent II Re fs..s
Cover Rments--ln $780, two, iH is4s. 'sa4A, -
1851, enc; IN 1872, ana .sr.
THE FALL or FEW oRLyIss.
IRON Ms Loueon Tines MAJ l3.l
The spirit In VT, eh the fall Of New Orleans
has been ne. by the Southern Press Il oneef
der>e defiarcs. The q sat fact seems ~ ~
that thirteen guatoats kaye suce .sIed In get.
,trx up the river TO the city. when this had
happened the rest was a matter Of course
Gen. Lowell ana his garrison couid not ger at
these SUI boats; but the gunboafs ooulJ Get a.
0sn. Lo veil, and, moreover, could sat The city
ou drs. The foYsiSn vessels Of war upon TIA
spot very naturally protested against ths eaa
ereiae OF INT: latter power. and Gen L,vel
which they could be VI no further nee. Neg
Orleans would. no doubt. have oapi;nies
ted or embroidered, or have done aUy:hiBs
u sotd bsilg sheilse bat .hsrs was no cue 20
take possession The angry II Il sns prof Sc IN
hOpa that some CT their own sup boats may
cone down aud relieve them froui the
thirteen small ~ Iies that hold them In sneh
deadly terror. Bu! the simple truth II tibet
Naw Orleans has allowed itself TO b placed q.
ths mslcy OF the Federal feet. Il has always
bssn c,ty Of "rowttes." ana with such Ear
cons blusser is too apt 70 take the place OF
va!orons deeds. II 10 row ia the positicn Ut
waiting for the arrival of q hostile garrtsoa,
In order th0tit may surrender.
IL words In America always ropresent%t
facts. the tall OF this city would b Of NO more
importance than the fall of any common fort
upon the coast The Southern press 10 com.
pietsly VI this opinion. II moss clearly per.
csivss hog the fact IL capable Of betrE maAa
an advantage rather than q bio y 10 the Soath.
sYn cause. 1t Ia, they say, great Oonfadsr,
ale army released from an awE =. ard and In.
M Ia At
ap In prison, where It must melt away frvm
JaioV-ssver; 1t IL a city, nstless because
blockaded. removed fom the catalogue OF
OopfedsIate embarFsskments. II We mtsht
iatgs from the sisckness with which the city
nas been defended, We nigh. give some Gre.
oence TO The Dnsosed com piacency with which
they con tenn pla:s Its loss.
But II cannot be d pleasant thing 10 lose tbs
commercial capital Of the South, and atiil ls,s
to iose II in this IL s:orious manner. II IL Ia
vsin Z, deny that ths possession OF New Ur.
lesns 10 sach loss TO the Sonsh thar. " that
city couid b smatntnin I'd by The Federal r a.
er or au Ind. haits time, the South rsif
great a. 1t -, must pine, and dwtndle, and 80
olck TO Its natural state OF forest and swsmp
and sapreme wherever a boat can swim, can.
not spread devastation tar abroad, and roia
all the classes which depend npon profits 90.
rived from without. To do the Soathsrnsvs
~ admit great part Of this. Bat they say
they accept ;he sacrifice for the moment, and
oaUy tns t0atFhl power 10 coRtt1uo &Ae pres.
sece yond = brief q nca.
Toy say that successive garYisons Will o.
cnry the city, AID In certain eacc session. b. Dc.
posiisa In tts cemsteriss. and that isin.
i,resmeats Of sailors viii come only to Soiiew
their comrades TO u saiioY's ourisi 10 the We.
ters o. the Gississippi. Taey say that, rens
trate who're they lnay, the iuvsdsTs VIII b
reg ~ buccaneers and br sapds. Who
may hilt and paundsr where thsy 50. bat se.
mad " hom hostile population viii alWsys
close mp. ssootir 8 down shsir stregGlerA ha.
RAISING their ColauuGkeationss cutlinG tAetr
telegraph wires. and watching svsry oppcr.
tuIity fer their dsA:rncticu They potAS ~.
tobacco burnt, ana ~ the partial exsss uon 81
general plan to this Ell ct lcr 8 aimee form
81. Their weakness, they say-a,,d they trsiy
cay extends only 70 = cannon shot distance
Iron, the sea, or lake. or naviGabls rtysf.
which are not thus dominated. and ass boz
II - possio1a that these csn be subdsed
mQca OF this 10 very truss Nut the Z aes.
ttcE remains whether ths Soashernefs "a
inSs rather than give In. II they have. s~i,
OF course, fhsv never eau b. coEQuerse 80
There are histories without sEd o. snimes
deserving their ssa.coaats. iesvtng snsai ~
their owa In their maunsAins. and retsisinS
their independence at last; and u teo csa's.
srnsrs have bat the snd9xance o. vniss ~ Z
WOuId b easy 70 cite a9adgea tnssA3ss :
70 scorn. Bns .hsy have sonssimss talked -
loudly aad acted 20 tscbsy-As IN soA cas- ot
Now or;san s--thAt We Sye nct cerAln tneS
wors = really do mean fAcss- u0 i0poe1ec
Ne: S'a a, .s.s . sss sss = sss
"a. ThsSo = ReaQregAfd Of Oo1lnH
oroAtMMy which has eAoWa q cao n61A
which he has snOwa htm1en Able - 49,
Ian q Yorkows. THsrs 10 JAelssa In -
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