The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-03

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Tho Liverpool G. respondent of the Now
York Post. writing ON the 18th announces the
completion Of the "Vireinis," new ship for
the "rebels, Land howls loudly over ths con.
duct ofthe British Government. H. Gays Wm.
c. Miller, the chief surveyor of British chip.
ping, does not hesitate to avow his sympathies
with the Confsderasss. WamAke an extract
from the letter:
On the corner Of the elegant open rqnare
formed by tbs Town Hall and the Exchange
buildings Is long ana elegant sdifice Of Caan
4fone, erected few years ago; and IN the u2.
psr etory are the rooms Of the Southern Cub.
A door covered With green baize, and bearing
on ground glass the name Of the association.
Rises in2ress, but only to-the favored INC mber "a
or those recommended by them To al! others
an infs xible Cerberus, who eits st the desk
just ineide the door, refuses admission on any
Jerms This door opens into the reading room,
comfortable apartment furnished with Ieatli
er covered sofas. with eaay ohaiss, with tables
and ns wspaper files, and ornamented with a
portrait Of JEFF Davis and two Iittls Confede.
rate flags O,her rooms are used for cooking
and dining, and present little worthy Of no.
ties.
An effort Ia making in Manchester to estab.
lish Soufh.rn Ciub, and w. f, SHUTTER,
the honorable 6scntary," informs gentIe.
men dssirous Of enrolling themselves as mem
bsrs that "they can obtain their cards on Nd.
plicatlon at the office. II Market street. from
nine to six daily This Stutter is a man Of
little influence and Manchester ia not nearly
as good coil for secession and pro slavery
weeds as Liverpool
The detention by the British Government
of the alleged Confederate privateer Alexan
crla twnose name ID very unwelcome com.
pIiment to the Princess of Walesl has drawn
considerable attention to tha. vessel as she
lies at Ioxeth dock, tho last westward of the
many docks which fringe the Mersey at this
plac'. As yet the Alexandria does not look
very form idable. Size is not large, but il ill.,
tended for speed; and though to all appearance
wooden, is cased within with iron The masts
are raises, and the deck is laid. But nere the
work has been stopped, and, instead Of noisy
shipwrfghts, only sejate Gus om.house eff
car slts On board and prevents the curious from
,ntrudlnS; yet many come to the dock TO g. 3
the Alexandra lying gracefully in the wa er.
The w"rxmsn Ia ely employed ON the yes.
sci are naturally indignant A. the Cove rnment
I'M ,netlon which, by interfering with the
progress Oft ship, has thro wn TWO hundred
men out of work. They dec a ed that the
South only needs two or three such strong,
sSi't lil,ls sseamers, to destroy the whole
Federal navy. Yet these same men would be
entirely on the other side it cup oy-d on a
Fede, ,al vessel The fact is, that Liverpool
ship-builders and workman wiii-very mach
like people all over the worlG--bs on the size
of him who pays them best.
A Laird celebrated d.ck a. B;rkenheai,
two Confederate iron .lads are approac ing
completion, and can be feadi seen from the
ferry bo.ts hica cross The Mersey to Tan
mere. Tmy ar- building under the superin.
tendsnce OF Capt. Bullock
The famous Dir3to Snn,tar uoGy tho ffihrol.
tar-has been lying for some time past at Birk-
enhead, undergoing repairs.
Ihs Alezandris, by the way was detained
through tha instance of Consul Dudley who
furnished Mr. Adams wish necessary evideres
TO make out ssrong case to the British Gov
ernnent.
The arrival Of NJ. Evarts is noticed favor.
ably in al the papers, and uudor tie W II
known principle that two heads ara better
than one, II Is expoc cd that he ana Mr. Ada,as
viii be quite ahia TO avoid further complica.
tons visa The British. Government Ths war
feellng, qiite rampant hare week ago, .s
blown ever, md u good Fed-ysl victory wonld
still further tarn the tide in our favor else
where In England, il not in Liverpool
10 day the merchants of Liverpool! with
but few exceptions, are hearty az ynpah;zers
with jeff. Davis and his navy of pirates. In
no other place in England is this feeling 80
openly expressed Troadoim, Frazer s. Co.
No. ~ Wsiford Place, are notoriou.ly q +. bel
iifm ct they know how to make 6 good
thing cut of their confederats friends, for
when the Conf derate loan W Is at q premium,
few weeks ago, they prudenly sold out their
bonds, making as rice speculation as ever
g!addened the heart Of a Wall street broker.
James Spence is also Confederate agent.
Thomas Bold is . shipper of Liverpool
whose name loyal Americans should learn.
lie 1t was who built the Virginia aa Copfed-
crate pirate, Lieut.. Ianry furnishing the
funds. Chappell, Jones 81 Co, OF % Chappell
street, recruited the crew from tae S-amens 8
Home, teliing them they were wantsd for q
traaing vessel hound for Singapore. Peter
Denny, of Dcmbarton, had coed deal 10 do
with this pirate, which carries nine new guns
When off the north coast of Frauce the Yir.
GINA or Japan, flor that is the name under
which che cleared for Sng.pore,1 received
ammanition and arms brought her by tho
Ertlsh steamer Altar, and her crew were in
formed OF her pira,ical object aud the Confed-
crate flag unfnrlad. Twenty seven OF the
men refused 10 sign the articles, and were
taken back to England by the Altar, while
those who consented to ss,va received 4. 0
bounty and Il month extra wages The
articles were tor three years or during the
war with ths United States. The crew were
provided vita sore Of blue uniform
MIR. Underwood, our Consul at alaseow had
Hotiheu hAf Aoalns OF MS euSplcions III regard
to the Japan or Virginia, but tho British Gov
ernment refused to take any msasure 70 st p
hsr ..itnout positive proof After she had es
caped the Secessionisss here AT once started q
!y'ng tale involving Mr.. Dudley, the Amefi
can Consul at Liverpool, charging him with
having tslegraphed the information uninteli;
gibiy to our L~gaion az London bat THE was
lar from the truth, for it WAS Mr.. Unierwo ID,
and not M-. Dadiey, who teie q apt,s d. and the
latter was WITH Mr. Adams when tue dispatch
---peffsc iy correct AID in,elsigihle--arsived
1et the fysiss story was ssnt over the Atlantic
and carefully circulated by such papers a. the
Liverpool Mercury.