The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-25
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY es 1856


The explanation OF the Paris Nonitemr, the
.a,ia lourDs! Of France, Of the conversation
b,,seen the Emperor Napoleon snd Messrs
y, sbnek and Lindsay, ehows that Mr.. Roe
boes was too strong in his representation OF
,hs teaor of that conversation. Mr.. Re
.,esch was not al all diaereet. and WAS we'll
.scuaiei TO Jan age bis own motion. No one
sho properly estimates the sagaci.y and eau
,s,u Of the French Emperor could suppoae
fr iuFtsnee, that he would III ske a grave
ebsfse Of breach Of ministerial aud intsrna
,.o., s3uttesy sgsiust The British Govern
s.sut tsa Bfiiiah member of Parliament, with
..afaof!:y, q. fsaher request, tha: he wopi re-
.sSt a on tas aoor of Parliament lie ,s hard
IL. lie ,asn to do that When hs wanted u
bl.ss charge or complaint Of the kind pub
NE hs would likely taiss some other course
more consistent with his own diguity MS well
=. With common propfiety.
nis probable thai, ia reporting the remarks
4 ths Emperor touching the alleged breach
a. courtssy Of the British Government in
e9mmuult slIng To- the FEDERAL Government
HI. proposition touching mediation lii Ameri-
can aiiairs lie gave iIiE version Of a misandsr-
stood conversation, las. assiis did 10 stating
ihal lie Emperor sail la had instructed h.s
fayJy AT London 10 ash the British uovSrA.
u.Hi 10 i5ia him 1T recognizing ins Southern
tsa'sdsracy, when, ace0r1ieg 10 the a!oAiie4r, g,
ts only stated that hs would instruct Baroi
Gros, the French Ambassador, ID sound the
point, aud to give him TO understand tha. If
tie English Cabinet beii-rsd that the recoe
I.'ion of the south would pat hu end to The
s,.s the Emperor would be disposed to follow
,tiu tIis direction Il very different vsrsion
indeed
Nj k0sbucs has obliged tie .ioh.heru Goa
feiersoy with some vefy iu5t yis@s al iks so
"a. condition, and some warm psaiges ot t4a
HergIsm of lis people Moreover he has 81!
iorded as somo qualification Icy his scathing
-esanlts upon our NorLhsFn foes but he is,
nevertheless, anything bn. an Influential and
prudent paGliumentaI in. His evidently ex
IstyAVGnt representation Of his interview "
with Louis Napoleon, subjected him 10 eharp
hles from the ninistry and its supporters, aud
will rot help his motion. Even Bright, the
p,uucA rsrter, was assisted by it to make
BIZ
B4l after ALL 1t Iaabes very little difference
VIA. saft ctgInan makaa q motion about recog.
l.a5.ua. the ~ esent titas in the British Parlia
t..i. ID qyogti meet tho saue fate tha. it will
t.olaJty nave wilh afr. Koe5ueA for te patron
Recognition y i'll oome when il can have little
or 80 effect, snd probably not before. We
as,a learned TO regard .t with Indifference,
aui the nAliJns can take their tiale We ehsii
re,er,heiess. not Target oui friends, eome
uasl nli. lis tie uoauji1ns the evident Jus
t.e II or claims TO recognition continues To
t...s lhe snhsst upon the dipioraatists They
,at It asiIs to DAY add declare ,ha it IL dead and
ID i,s grave aud get II mosrow il risss like
r4a,a,'s saust ai.j tOi,es i;4ali npon t.lei:-no-
l.s Tils viii continue to be tie case cuii tie
s,a,le,u ConfedeGaey is formally acknQw
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