The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-07
Later from Europe.

The steamship Africa, with dates from
Liverpool 10 the Odd, arrived at Halifax o.,
the lst inst. The following is summa
ry of the news. The Army and Nag
Gazette says:
1t is gratifying to know. that the Govern
mcnt is not blind to the danger of Ciiiicultic.
| with America, nor is it indifferent to the
perils of a rupture, which we trust the good
| sense OF all respectable Americans viii aid
us in averting.
The same journal adds:
II is with no wish to fatter the great re
publican tyranny which lis now raising it:
head on the North American continent thai
we again record our conviction of the ulti
mate success of tue military means the North
| has set to work to crush the heroic efforts
of the South.
II Gen. Lee is now able to give one knock
down blow to the Fedcrals and seize Wash
.iDgton, or even il he should rOut the Arm,
of the Potomac, the effect will be SO great
that another year will be gained, and with il
who knows what gain may be obtained fol
the Confederates. But s6ould Gen. Lee re
| main inactive, or permit the Federal armies
to sweep around into his rear-to flood the
COnfederacy and overlap all his communities
tions-RiclmOnd nnay become 4 mere cdpe,
n.ort,0a, and the South and all be lost
The London GLOBE regards peace rs still
distant, but the issue not doubtful. 1t says
that the South may be mangled and exhaust
ed, but must win in the end, temporary de-
feats to the contrary notwithstanding.
The Confederate loan on the 21st of Au-
gust rallied one per cent, closing at 26a2S.
The German Congress still continues in
session The King Of Prussia persists in re-
fusing to attend it.
The United States Consul at Frankfort had
displayed the Mexican flag. The Europe, OF
that city, explains that it was in pursuance OF
an arrangement by which, in case of the
overthrow of Republican authority in Mex.
leo, President Lincoln would allow Mexico
to be represented in foreign countries by
agents Of the Washington Government.
The Europe refers to the fact that, in March
lest, Secretary Seward declared that Presi.
dent Lincoln and his Cabinet would never
tolerate a monarchical Government in Mex
leo, and it anticipates an immediate war il
the Emperor of France does not soniine him
self to the demand for indemnity and leave
Mexico Republic.
the rebel privateer Florida since she was last
seen Off Tuscar, on tie evening of the Goth
of August. Speculations have been ahoat
as to the object Of. the Floridas visit to Brit
ish waters. One report is that IL was for the
purpose of taking on board Mr.. Mason, who
is about returning to the South. Mr.. Mason,
it is announced, had gone to Ireland Oh a
visit to Earl Donoughmore.
1t was announced by the last steamer that
the ship Eagle had arrived at Liverpool from
Bermuda, with the silver bars taken out Of
the American ship b. +. lIoxie BY the Flori-
TIA The .Shippin9 Gazette says it is reported
that the silver bars win be restored to the
original consignees. The silver was shipped
by an English house, insured in London to
the full amount. Ii n also stated that the
commander of the Florida, on hearing of
this act, resolved to restore it to the rghS
ful owners.
The London Tines, of the 22d Of August,
publishes long extracts fionl the correspon-
dence between the Governments of England
and America, touching restrictions on trade
between the Northern ports OF the United
States and the bahamas