The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-19
LATER FROM EluP E .
The Urited States and Epglaad I1e PeterhoH
Question Amiabl. Uisposie NJ Sew ard -
The ..rImes" Patting both sia9xlu the sac.,
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The steamship America, fom Qaeensto wn,
May Sd, with two days later nel1 than the
bohemian, has arrived at HalilH1 The ne avs
from Europs according to lheN Yankee jour
mails is more pacific.
The case Of the alleged pssvasess Il lsxsn.
dria is set down fer a speedy trial. An agent
is to be sent to assist Mr.. Adams towards IN
early settlement Of all cases as to seizures or
searches at sea. -
The Times cautions British Union sympa-
thizers not to favor a precedent TOR search Of
Neutral vessels a. sea, which may he used TO
''harass' English commercs in oil parts Of tho
world, and adds that, if American writer's are
to be truat-d, England will have to call '.al
the weapons She may possess into play before
long.
Consols closed in Londou on May 81 a
!3! Liverpool cotton market tirmer. AID at
qualities slightly higher. Breadsruffs and prlI
visions steady.
Earl Ilardwcke has pointed out that the
Charleston flair LETT the value of torires ses
against ships exactly as it had always beer.
Mr.. Lazard in the House of Commons, and
Earl Russell jim the House of Lords, etat ed that
a dispatch had be en received from Lord Lyons
announcing that Mr. Seward had given Cirec.
tinps that the mails on board the Peterhofi
should be sent 10 their 6estinaiion unc opened.
Cheers The American ove.nment had de
,ermineo not to release the vessel and cargo,
but 10 send them before prizs court.
The London OJSrrei', of the Sd, fays Lin.
coin and bis advisers ertni'e n sincere ant enrA-
est desire 10 oeuirake tie most tr9eadly relations
TjkA Gre0t Britain, ard to aroid giring ust
caHse Of ogence.
The Times, of the 81 saya all lnst men ha "a
e la cCDC!uSIDT. that oil fhtFt n
States had n right to he indepeudent and it
was best they should bs SO. The Inference
cannot escape that the FsdeIa's will one day
come TO the same conclusion with regard to the
Southern States
The 1norAiay PO$t SAYS there is no ground
for war between England and the United
States, and does not believe in it's prob2-
biiitv.
The Times applauds tie courage exhibited
on both tdee, North and South,l and says the
Federals ought to admire the gaIaEtyv Of
the Southerners. who have shown themselves
worthy to t0 sons of ireemen, aud capable ci
aelt-eovainuen-, anu EeIgnb) )rs worthy OF be-
INK attached 10 ii = cordial aud friendly ALI
auCe. &f
The Warsaw .J0Hfaol says Isussia has Lee1
defeated ia two ties, ard CLAIMS victory
in another. The news from Copenha zen il
Warlike Denmark is aruing. Seven French
ships OF war, fully armed, including iron'
clads, are at Cherbourg AID il is said a French
fleet will lie sent to the SIS dish portof Carls-
kFoBa -..-..
TIE London Hesald's Parss 1rerpnndenee
gays the conviction grsws stronger that the
avoidancs of ar with Russia rests no longer
with England AMI France, bu. VITA Russia
The Russians were defeated by 3,GG0 Cir.
caealaus, and the Grand Duke narrowly es-
capped capture. lie and lis followers tlei III
disorder.
Prussia will address a memorandum TO tie
Powers upon Poland The Poles will publish
q counter MT morandum The iine weather in
creasea the number Of the Insurgents There
are 40 band in Poland alone
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