The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-21
Additional i.Gia s.ni0PP

W y tttFc :aDlltt the tt1i 'iS'Sf e''N
ilibelnim, dated liverpool, the 9th
CAPT. Luce, 81 the slip snnrisse, had pub
,i3hed the particulars OF the capture ot his
vessel IL. the Florida The latter was flying
lie American iile when she oVcihauled the
Sunrise, but ate, some inquiry IAN up the
Confederate coioiS anl sent prize crew on
hoard Capt Luce ultimately signed a fa,-
som bond oi S3o,UUG III the pn setice vi oh
.,.,iie,. force
the Confederate loan on ti... 5t' opened al
4 further violent decline, tie INST ttaIi5a"
;ions being 81 to 80 discount II siterw.iteis
allied, closing n ~ to - discount
The T,ate>' cit article, in lis re,i.alhs on me
sf,bject says Those who now s:ttiier arc not
- be rCpToached for want OF s5gacity how
ever much theyn nave exhibited g want oil
cauiion The example furnished - simply
q continuation Of the fearful uDcefl l.siaty that
mast besct al! inYes i,nenis that depend on
military success or rcverses. Ii the battle
IL Gettysbur@ it,:d been won hy the C<iiiie.-
crates the loan, which u few days nrcploEsl,
was lar.ey buyin% Al | piemi,iir, wonid
piubabiy have experienced Il rise ncatly as
.srett As The fail nov Witnessed siuc-. kheic
ads every symptom that tie result would
n\ve led 10 HE establishment OF Confederate
power ia Washington, aiid Il prompt: atihc-
sion from New ! 0rE and teG.sy iYdnia. The.
Tunes contains lettc, from Mr.. Mcisgte, The
agent ior the loan, who says the purchases
OF cotton by ti.c Confederate government
viii probably amount to 5OOUD bales.
lie statesth the cotton is principally lii
Georgia and Alabama, and some also III East
ern Mississippi, Northwestern Louisiana ana
Texas, and is stored or the plantations ot
planters from whom it was purchased, III
sheds or warehouses, 800 feet ifom Other
buildings. Mr.. McRac says the capture ot
all the Confederate seaports would not en-
danger the loss OF single pound of cotton,
CT .t-.z ~ NV nj
them, nor are there any considerable stocks
OF cotton ut any one place iii tle interior,
care having been taken by the Confederate
rs we'll as by the State G0vernutnts that 10
cotton should be stored af any poit within
fyc mile. of railroad stations or nayisoi'le
streams. That portion OF the crop which
had been brought TO various interior uepOtS
has Ion. since been taken hack 10 The plan-
tatiois Cotton will be deliyercdtO to amy hold
ers of bonds if demanded, as proyiced III the
fourth article Of the contract.
The London Noruiny ioa, in an editorial
on Canadian deiences, says we have confident
belief that the bluster OF the Federal Gov
er,lmenf will produce very saiutary effects
ill Canada. In spite OF the urgent aplteals oi
the Colonial Office, the Legislature OF Cana
da has refused to place the milia on an ELI
ciant footing. As the Canadians nave 10
sympathy with the North, the present pros
pect of Affairs on their continent Liay induce
tutll 10 SHOW III. tt tDc Spiili
mated their fathers III 1872. Prudence as
well as self-ntcrest, should lead them To
adopt this course. We may add that ii IS
the bounden ,inis OF The Home Government
| 10 look to the naval de!ences OF the province
| on the inland seas; from Superior 10 the 81.
Lawrence there Is not SO much as a gunboat
OF armed steamer, whilstthe Americans pro
fess to have III their ports 4 ots sl!a which, at
| at any time, would give them eo.nuian CT
| the lakes, and render access to canada q mat
| ter OF comparative ease.
gHE POLISH QUESTION.
1t is generally agreed that, instead OF Il
collect We note TO Russia, each OF the three
powers will forward a separate hote, ldentl
| cal in idea to St Petersburg England OPP
| pose1a collective note, bat II is asserted her
| opposition in no way affects the existing an-
| Outstanding between the three poWeis~i Al
nerel; keeps the negotiations separate. . IL
| is stated that Austria declines .oin@ be
| yond diplomatic action.
| The insurgents defeated the Russians al
+! SieLin, Palatinate OF Flock.
1 The Empefo, lss returned 20 Paris.
| The BouIse is iirsner, and closed on the ,;i.
At Isl. tor kentes, an advance Ut over three
| Quarters per cent.
| II is officially announced that the Einpe-
ror Of Austria in an autograph letter, dated
| July 3lst has invited ali the SovereigHs oi
| the Gefmanic Confederation and SiHetGG oil
| free cities ito personally meet IN assembly
| and discuss the question Of reorganization oi
I the German Confederation suitable to The
requirements ot the aye. The Emperor pro
posed Frankfort as the plaeeand 18th August
rs the date. The German Question was dis
c,.ssei az the hate meeting OF the Emperor ol
Austria and the King Of Prussia.
The London Gtots contradicta the i,ea
that the CONSUMPTION III the Northern 81 ttes
of America is a menace to England, aud says
the relations exciting bctgceti Ensiana ai,s
the United States are vi she most ifiends,
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