The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02
LATEST FRon EUROPE.

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LATEST FR0n EUROPE.
7hs ttsslnsh'p osnads. irea LivssTool on the
9Th lost. arrived at soston o. shs PA inst TIE
following Is $ summit of hSrasxs:
Ths orsnrg Ct tbs Paslhmsut and the .eso .
spec sca wsrs saat out ~ che Glasgow md Aoya
sec:.As. Tie spss,h esntasns very Htas of i'm,
pcrtaaes, except the following:
"her Majesty has abslasrsd from takire 2 AK
step With view 10 indacs ssaa,iou Of Ne -
h'cs hetTeen ths conteudiDy pAstiss c9 ihANoith
Amsficen States. bsexuss 4 has nes yet e.eX ~ Ia
ess Issa sax 500 osessss 8 = AA
With u . despsst nesrn, the dssolstina wnr;sre
which atll rsges In these rsgiens aad ahs has yvs
messed. with heG:ct grief the aevsre sss,resa a:d
snf1eripg wb'co ,hst wae has nfi'csei upan large
class Of Her Aajes:J's sub.scts, hut VII ca have
been borne by them with great fort;srds and ex.
emElnsy resignation II IL gcms cons o.asiou 10 Her
Majesty 70 DO led TO hope that ths &c ffsrina and
and that some renewal OF employment d bep;oniug
to take plsos IN the Misunderstanding dlsiricta"
Earl Dadisy moved, and Easl Granard sscoud.d
the sSdeeAs ID rsspaass to tn, soe.ch from th.
throne.
Earl Dsfby criticised tao Queens sp.ssh, ..
length rs spoke in eonsrs.uia.or7 tern on tia
Prince Il ~aes's marriage He said b. had no oh.
jecti"n to rase cga ainst ths course the Cove
lad saaptsd in regard to the imsri,au war. hut ia
resrstted that the Goverlmcn. had not felt ts.m.
selves justified In joining tho atsnp.. Ia vb,,h
they wsss iavited By France, no. to Intervene nor
for tAs urpnss o. patting an cad to .As war. bst
20 ebsn by thsis good iii ,es IL possible such m
W!nsttso aIi cessation OF hos.iiues al wcuid l,aa
the two parties themselves to reflect on tao nise.
ries aid hcpe'essness ef the war In which thsv
were engaged. Before he cenSused tie Sourss
fAse1 BY The Giveramsns, 1t was hat fai. tha.
he should say they were Ia possession of
much he.tor iofx nation than he va, "a to
whs.her inser.srsDcs ca ths.r pxt would have been
jadicions lie eff red from the opinion expressed
by many OF bis Political friends tha: the tiaas hsd
arrived for Recognizing tie Southsrn States. Thsre
we're oniY two csssa on which recognition on the
par: Of nsuEral Power cculd b. jussih ,d-nsn,
ly: where there ~ss no further struggle 9 ,lua on
or where It VISA 'sairshis in tie Interests Of hu.
msnity ths. tbs great Powers shou.d interfere In
order {, p-cVett the continuance Of a dsso,a.ip,
warta-e. Be. Ia ahs: csss scosnisi,n was .,w.yu
followed by ser,athins furtb"r 1t meant support
6y force Of arms g tho aiaius Ct tho court rt-v
Y aoss right was reaoguiz.d yush A vas tbs ,ss
the separation Of Belgium .e q, Holland ana cS
Greece from turkey. His conviction wAs tast
come svtat may tho see u truc.ion OF tho Stx,ss
a. they formerly st 'cd wss Absolutely ia apoa.ib,s,
and CT TIE whole he approved the courss v,Li.h
| the Guyeraman. hal tsken fJhesrs He ihsn
6ealorsd tae ailtreg w!.iD1 tbs war had brou h.
on :he L.nesshlce opera ives, and reviewed the
foreign policy OF tie Govsrnuia1t 10 regard TO
Italy Greecs ETC.. sad deprecated tie idea OF cod
| rS TIE looica Is.aais to Greece.
Eaa rn-s.i,, 10 reply, inssiaes The pssicr sf u,u
sEis[s&a lon p ncn TIE GcvernsrsAt Lad pcrsaed
| in ins Ansriss,, war. fLo circumstances wsre
very sffa.eut from thoss which ar.s,ed ,rh an
etula separated from celia Id AID 3.ceoe from
Turkey c1d taking al ms.:e-s ipto con. traitor,
hs though, t5a government hal tsksn tie wisess
coarss In 'hef power to ra-sus At tie .sms time,
he exNressea ihs e.rsuy cpioion that II would he
| mpossials far the Unon Of tia Eos.Lesa and
Southern states to be sgeia ssia5lIshsd.
Earl Mamshn-y exp.eEsa rsrst that EnS.
| isai had not joi1ed s:aIes in tbs prooosel ma
diatl1n.
Exsi Gray toak She contrary view, and after q
few more sEssthss the ad1res az sgi esd to-
In :he Gem noos gr. Ca.thorrs novel and Nr
Sss.sy seconded tt e aadrs8
n. pkrce,i rsv;.~si the Hiais.esikl prosrarma
III deia end took SOFAS e1csp:iouz 10 it Abiding
to tbs distress il the cotton dissiaE he said the
Honfe M gh. on s1ch occAainna expect to ls ara how
long shi. state OF things ely to last bu. for bis
own part, he could cot but regard what was paas
Ing Ia AmrrieA as revolution. He briefly aketehed
| the ri,e Of the Urion, aud expressei tie opin
Ion thai the u!'im :ss results Of the war w5uid
bs an America se:y different to that knowu
to fathers. and svsa 10 taIs seu.ra.
.ion There would be In Amerca Of armies ,t,
America OF diplomacy, aad an america OF turbu-
lsayy aud wars He believed The course orisc aIlv
marked out by the Government oce hon .esbie
to tha country, and bensGciai - ali its intc.ssta
He was greatly surprised In ths autumn when
An -pos.aa. menbse Of the Government aspa
eel ., in 11y aNlt.>
deei.Zx:i,r waica could only he regarded ~ an
lniAnion 10 recognize fhs Cclfeisrase kspublia-
ksfe.t tAsfs WAS great vaciation End inco1si,. en-
cy on ,hs p.r: OF ths 0ovsrn.aent TIE Horelxn
Hecyesry sxid That the North IS fighting for eyu-
pire End the South f1f Independence; bu, The Pres
ije3 of tae Hoasd o. fraie sGs d t:as the curse
of slavery uas at the bottom Of ;hs war Tns
Ck .naeIcr OF the Kx he aaer Was warmly Ia favor
+ tas South, bat he was fo:lawsd b7 ths Eeere sa.
~ Of War; who asowed cp.oioss diane sric ailv CD
posed there.o and lastly, the Chief sscset.ry I r
Ireland dss'afed tina. It was Bis cnvicticn thsi shs
Lord Of Il -s:s We; hsh:iDg fr tbs Confedsratss.
.Hs fcrnd fsult Wiz suadc7 Governnart proceed
inss in Lsir frs!gu ssy, aud opp ,ssd tho O. i'm
Of Tbs Ionian Is.xa4s.
Lord Pslmers.on replied, bet said aaalts Of 10.
men: In ressid 80 AnsfieA. she aiGsess uas
ag.eedso
AtIss oraaiss OF aos;nsss In ,ha Io.ds. the
Prince Of Tsl,- .oax MS sss. for tbs a. time,
with lbs folncAii!lss nsdsl on suah occssions.
Ia the Horse OF Commons, on tho 6lh, Nr L.y
ard, Ia reskoLs, 10 scne explanations On the bra
I'll ilaa difficulty eaii hs believed thai friendly 70.
las;ors wOnld soon bs restored.
M. Beaiincx raais &C ms rcms,ks on tbs Amsri.
can war. Ee said that he bs is red th&t ths pro.
posai TO rscognix, tie South was sr0sSht forward,
II ~cald be supported by Parliamsns.
fhs TINS adysrting to TIE American qusstion
In Parliament, peiats tha, ths viss Of the o-
p2stion kre The same those Of the Government.
xftsy q Of ak evsntfnl months there Il not
single g.stesiaza Ga either siio who believes thst
the restoration OF the Untoa cn The terms IL the
original compact Is possible; cot wio believes
shal the forcible Eutju yston OF ths Eouth Il pos
BILE. III ,ugh thore is one WAC aealares tAat II tuch
corqasst wAs Practicable. II woIld only prove the
polticsi ruin Of america. We arise theu. At the
cas ecnsiuson--that separation psscsAb.s terzns
ad Ut the earliest .aomaut ia the rssuis wnlch tie
h.suds Of America ought - dsstrc.
| The Tfass has another disYarasin1 astiels ON
emancipation meetings and those who tsks part In
them, and ssys It viii maintain it, solemn protest
syasnat domestic Eassas-s Ia the sArb & susnei.
p xtior.
A Paris letter sivss . report thst President Lin
eo.1s Administration demands from France cate
soficsl explanation OF ths Hn2seor's inssnuors in
kexico. and of tas Interpretations 70 bs pat on his
letter to Gen. F3rey.
Tie TJass city article says: "It II reported that
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