The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

Confederate Iy0n- Eiads at liverpool
One Of Them Gene to SEQ fosJeae,
rate Vessels building In France Eng
lisA Opinion Of a Yankee Iarasion Q,
Herico, dc.


New York or. Sunday. A Queenstown
letter states that powerful rebel ram,
lately built in Liverpool, had put to sea.
notwithstanding the fact that n memorial
had been forwarded to the Government
in London, asking for her detention under
the fareign enlistment act
The Florida again appeared off the
c,ast of Ireland on the oath nlt, but
stood out to sea at night. The Cork
correspondent of the Dublin Journal
says
Between 2 and 3 o'clock T. II. Yesterday a
long, rakish, black hulied steamer, was seen
some miles on onr harbor She was steam
ing very fast down channel towards the Old
Head OF kinsale, evidently on the track Of
some Yankee vessels. From her general ar,-
iearance and great swif,ness the mystefiuffs
craft is supposed 10 have been the famous
Florida, of the Confederate Navy
The Confederate loan on the 18th instant
experienced 4 further advance OF 3 per cent
closing at 2ia.o2 discount.
THE CONFEDERATE IRON GLADSTONE GONE
70 sEA--A CONFEDERATE FEiGATE REPAIR
NO IN FRANCE.
A dispatch from London Of the 9th
OF August says:
The Confederate frigatc Atlanta, which
put into Brest for repairs, having no hill of
health on board, has been forced 10 90 into
quarantine.
Paris Aug 2l) Correspondence "f London Herai,
The Rtys makes the following announce
mpnf ulSt tnn
is calculated to attract much attention. The
American frigate Atlanta, belonging to the
Southern States, has arrived at Brest to re-
pair damages sustained at SEA.
There is no reason why onfetlerate man.
of-war should not enjoy the same privileges
in neutral ports as the Federal navy, but that
should have the rare privilege of maxim.
good lcr damae es in an imperial dock yard
is hopeful sign. 1t is lifting answer t.
the bombastie threats Of Yankee organs
but whether it be a harbinger of the speedy
recognition of the Southern Confederacy is
more than am able to say. AT all events
il should he borne in mind that that step was
long since decided on by the French Govern
ment, and deferred only out OF a wish not tf
run counter to Lord Russell's neutralit,
hobby; hut, if anything, it is likely to bt
FASTENED by the sinister predictions Of Fed
eral croakcrs on both sides OF the channel.
Whether the presence of the Atlanta al
Brcst is to be considered political Symptom
or not is matter for conjecture, but WE al
know how it will be viewed at Washington
Political men of all parties here consider thai
the establishment of the new state Of things
in Mexico renders the formation Of an al
liance with the Confederate States an indis
pensahlc necessity, and there is nothing sur
prising in the report thai negotiations should
he going on with II view to brin. about that
great result.
There Is also report that WeiltnoWil
shipbuilding firms at Havre and Bordeaux
are building cruisers for the Confederate
States, but it is probably canard due to the
alarmed Imagination Oh the Federals and
their friends. "The thief doth fear each
bush All officer" and every Yankee skipper
i'm European port sees q future Alabama in
every vessel with clean run that he may
see ON the stocks. For the sake of the South
however, hope the r1mor may turn out
true. The Emperor OF the French will. in
such q case, reap all the advantages his good
will and material support have entitled him
to expect from the Southerners, whilst Eng
land, though far more unanimous in her
sympathies, will have contriyed to lose the
opportunity oi securing valuable ally with
out disarming the bitter hostility which pre-
walls against her in the North.
From the I0ndon News, Ausust rs
1t will he seen from the memorial to Earl
Russell, which appears in another column,
that there is reason to believe that the build-
ers OF the Alabama, undeterred by the decia-
ration of the legal representatives of the
crown that the building of that vessel was
an offence against ihe laws of the country,
are about to launch t,e0 powerful iron },'ate,i
rams 10 prey upon The commerce q The limited
States. 1t will inc u disgrace tO the country
and TO the administration Of Onr laws il
these Vessels are allowed 10 leave the Mcr-
sey. 1t appears, however, that there is no
time TO be lost, as one Of them is said to be
on tie point of sailing tomorrow. The d.i-
ly of the Government in such Il case il AZ
plain as IL is urrcnt Ii there is, as the iue
mOriaiisis affirm, good ground to suspect
the character and destination Of these YES
6els, their departure ought tn be arrested, il
heed be, by telegraph, and without a mo-
ment's unnecessary delay, until the charges
against them have been fully investigated.
There was an Acknowledged failure Of JUS
tiee In the case of the Alabama, through
want of proper vigilance and promptitude;
but, after the strong declarations Of the
Government rs 10 the law Of the case, and
their decided action with regard to the Alex
andra, we are entitled 10 assume. that no
such felnissness in the administration al onr
own laws, AZ well as In the discharge tf our
duiy towards friendly power, will be al
lowed TO uccur again.
tFrcn the iiyerpepi Post, Aug 26
One or two items of maritime news, which
wear a rather doubtful aspect, will be found
iii this mornings teiegrams. A Confederate
frigate is being repaired IN the Imperial dock
1T Brest, aud several vessels on the stocks in
French yards, built on the Alabama model
are said to he for the soutlem States.
MEXICO-THE UNITED STATES CANNOT MAKE
WAR On FRANCE.
The London Times, Of the eth August, IN
its city article says there is no belief III the
threats of the Washington Government
against France in regard to Mexico. The
general belief is that the American protest
viii now be feeble, aud unattended BY any
threat, for the first really offensive threat
agaiiist Napoleon would be the signal for the
tleiGcranee of the Confederates.
EUROPEAN LOAN TO START THE EMPIRE
The London Nesrs says ii is stated that moi
the least doubt can be entertained that Max
imiiian has accepted the throne, and that a
European loan has been proposed 10 starr
the new Government and pay the over dns
liabilities.
THE LATEST NEWS
IoNpoS, Aug. 37, 15G3.--it is reported ha
the United states Minister, Mr. DAYTON, ilas
received instructions from his Government
TO protest against the French proceedings ii
Mexico.
CLEAR AS Mup."--An English scien