The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The steamship City OF Baltimore, with Yates
from Liverpool to the l2ih, has arrived.
Lord PalmerstOn, In a speech at the Lord
Mayors banquet, deplored the American war He
said England would have interfered, but for the
belief that 1t would have been In vain. She there
fore, would yield neither to Establishments no,
meRaces; but would remain strictly neutral. Re
garding POland he said England had done her duf
| by demonstrating But although these remon
| strances failed, he hoped Russia would cease t.
| pursue an offensive course.
Lord Paimerstons reception was significantly
enthusiastic.
Mr.. Viiliefs, prominent supporter of the Gov
| ernment, had been speaking in defence the Fed
erals.
| II was reported that the British Admiral had
| ordered the Kearsage from Queenstown. II was
| believed she was shipping men, OstensibIy rs
stokrrs, but 1t was supposed for more active
| vice. She sailed on the 5lh, aud during such bad
weather that ii was inferred her departure in
sisted upon.
The American ships John Watt and Bold Hunter
had been captured by tbe rebel privateer GeOrga
| A dispatch from Falmouth, England, Of the III,
| rived here to day. The John Watt was probably
bonded by the Georgia The Georgia had boarded
| over ninety vessels before she arrived at Cher
b0urg, so 1t was expected that some heavy losses
| to American shipowners would be reported.
The United States steamer Vanderbilt was a,
the Nautilus when last heard from, probably i
search of the privateer Alabama
Two very large and powerful steamers, destined
to run the American blockade, put into Cork har-
Dor during the recent gale.
Laird's rebel rams had been valued by order OF
the English Government. Ell TOussOun Is said to
be worth lO6, GOO, and Ell Monassir fsO 1000. 1,
was thought that the Government would purchase
both vessels.
A dispatch from Paris, posted at Lloyd's, Liver
pool, warns English traders TO cease shipping
gOOds-cOntraband, it Is to be supposed to Mata
morns, Mexico, as the s'blOckadc IL effective"
The Emperor elect of MexieO will set out fol
Mexico city about February, 1854. Two Austria,
war vessels were ordered tO make ready for long
VOYAGE and il was supposed they were TO convey
Miximilian, the Archduchess, and their respective
suites across the Atlantic. The Archluke Is ia
review his former command OF the Austrian navy
by way OF farewell
The Emperor Napoleon had delivered his annual
address to the French Legislature. In relation t.
his war In Mexico, he says it Is which sFrance
may look on without fear, aud support without dis
cOuragement.'' Of the war between the United
States and the Confederate States he says nothing
With reference 10 Poland, he rays that an Europe
an Congress must meet and decide her destiny.-
He contends that the treaties Of 1915 are broken
up, and that, though Russia is his friend, Poland
must BE- free. A Paris letter says:
As yo,, viii see, hc touches Mexico very tightly.
and de evei0pes particular policy there because,
"A In the affairs OF the United States, he has no
fixed policy TO develep. Upon ilft Polish question
his speech Is, on the whole, IN Paris considered
warIike. Congress of European sOvefeigns, to
tear up the treaties Of 1915 and make new map
of EnY0pe and, failing this war "soOner OF latcf.'
The BOurse took the alarm at this programme, and
although In anticipation OF peaceful speech, n
had eonc up early In the day; and upon the publ
cation Of the speech, the rentes went down TWEEN
" centines. The journals Of this morning pub
lish the speech without any "appreciations." II
takes PaTisan editor at least twenty-four hours
to get his ideas In shape In SO important matter.
Ii Is said that the applause was very faint upon
Mexico, but overwhelming when the Emperor
spoke OF the annihilalion of the treaties of 1875
In regard to the divorce case in which Lord
Palmcrslon's name figures SO conspicuousy, 1t is
stated that his honor Is perfectly safe and that the
whole charge is solemniy denied. Meantime Lord
Palmerstun Is on q visit to thu Queen, at Windsor
Castle, aud will be guest al the Lord Mayor y
banquet on the 9Th Of November.
The Eco drlle .altrt. Cosie announces that Carl
baidi's son had passed through Cnnco On his way
10 Nice, for the purpose Of obtaining the necessary
papers for hisapproachlng marriage win urnoesr
lady, daughter Of one Of the 0fhcers OF the corps
darmee vi Marsala.
Mr. Beach, N. r. for Alton, IN an address to his
constituents, said;
aHs rsaTe,ted that we should be obliged to allow
90 many men 10 emigrate 70 America 70 supply the
blanks which slaughter had made In the Northern
armies. There was much danger 0t European
war In the present relations Ot Germany and lien
mark, anA he feared that England, IL u broke out,
could scarcely avoid taking part IN y: nc hoped,
however that We should use every effort 10 escape
that neceSsity.s
T.hc I.oadUn WsxsSssser Reuie,c contains an. AZ
tlcle an Nexlco which caused II TO be seized by
the Minlstry pfths Interior In Paris On the book.
seller endssvosing 10 reclaim the numbers ordered
BY his subsctbeTs, they were delivered TO- him
nilMus the Mexican article.
Canon stanley had declined the Archbislaopric
Of DhbIin, and Il had been rendered 70 Dean
French, OF WestmtRstes.
Richisdson, spencs : Go. announce their lnsen-
ton ofrsnnlne : lies Of 6us clas. screw sisans!s
bstwsen Evsspool and Philsielphia shortly. %