The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-31
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erpooi Of The lS.h iast, arrived of Cape Race
on iie 2ish iast Hsr news is four days lister.
We give rum mary Of lie meet important
points:
In tho iIouse Of Commons, en- the 18Th, Mr..
Rosbuck rose and taiJ:
Sir, / rise for the TuTpoae of movifg that
the order be read for the purpose Of its being
discharged. Hear, hear brought forward
that osi0n under the feeling that was abou.
70 invite the Hoass TO take \ step which
would have the effect of putting I'm s.d 70 the
horrible carnage now goinI on Ia Ameriea.
and which woaid also serve the commercial
interests of Great Britain. Fer 20 doing l
have incurred msch obieq1y--an obloqay that
has csme from, y very noisy. II noi from
very wise party. Lanahtsrl FAUST cay
that my press n; determination has moi been
influenced tEeseby. the noble lord at the
head of tho Government had eaid that she
continuance of tlis desa.e was an impedi.
! men. in his way 10 the good governMeut OF
the country. f1ear, hear | have PAIL rs-
spect ~ The noble lords wiehes, and have
likewise in,hlesd my honorable fstead Mr.
Liacsay) to fOfe8o his feeiiegssn tha MASTER.
When the nosle IIo,d rat down On Friixy
last my honorable friend and mysssf were
perfectly, or At least very nearly, lssAiehsd
with what had been stated. and * nothing
more had been said there the mRtier would
have endkd i, but official arrogance 10 plant Of
portsntously rapid growth. loud laughter,
ard the Under Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
thought fis to bring = charge Axainst my hon.
orabie friend, to which hs believed his homer
and his feelings called for I'M answer. Hut,
cir, a little cool reflection has taught him that
quarter, may not be regarded. Loud cries OF
''oh, OH, and ''Lear hear
IL has been stated that the timo has not yet
como for the consideration Of tho uestioD,
and have yielded to the suggestion. Bat let
the noble lord bear In mind that there are two
dangers before him which he will have 10 meet,
aud w6ieh England will have 10 meet, and ons
is the possibility Of u reconstruction of the
Uaion upon u Southern basis, and Il . other Is
the acknowledgment OF the Confaderated
South by the Emperor Of the French alone.
These are the Two great dangers for Eng.
land. lCries Of "No, no, and Hear, haar ~
The noble lord will, have no doubt, with his
long experience, fally justify tho confidence OF Of
the people in bis consideration OF these two
great questions. leave them, sir, without
hesitation in his hands, though l must say n y
opinions are entirely against the withdrawal
of them from public consideration as this time
Engian aud EnGlands interests demand the
decision cf this House, aad it is Gully under a
feeling of great reepect for the noble lord that
| now withdraw this motion. ttear, hear
Mr.. Lindsay follow ed with an account OF hls
interview with the French Emperor. and gu
deas orej TO vindieate himself from ,hs charge
oi being au "auaateur dip!omatiat.'
Viscount P..imeis:on followed, reviewed the
peTsonai question ia regard TO ths yo'uateer
Ia - a
tasssdurs in behsif Of the -rsbeie which he
pronounced irregular, Aid tha: tae Bfiieh
| t;overn,aeut preferred 10 get :ts comnlnniea
t.ons from foreign Powers through lis scored
| tied ministers and aip!omstic a.on.e
~i'ts L,s.!sa Times, editoiiai'y, shows tho
| in. xpsaianey OF koatu.ks motion. contaud
icg ibas tas present time 10 iloppesiaiie form
Ter rfereuca
FIRING INTO BRITISH vEsskLe.
In tho Huuss Of LorJs on the IA h ins., the
EaFl uf crlisie syed faiy official report had
,.a, receivsd d of tho iicipg upon tie steamer
| Margaret and Jessie olf the bahamas. Hs un-
| d-reiood Mr.. Seward had proniss an inquiry
| aud ample repara.iou it the case va estaeish-
| eG, but he believed eomsthiDg mose WAS necss-
gayy, namely, that stops Ehooid be taken 70
| prevent ths recurrence OF ssMiar Cu!rakea.
| Ho wished to know if it Was true that the
| Federal cruisers had determined to take 40
more prizes, bu! to aak all vessels running the
1 biockad into Charleston.
Earl Russell replis d that the Governor Of the
l Il ihamas had made no Oiiicia! report, but he
had no douot tta. the American Go:ernmeni
| ~ ou.d make reparaiion.
RUSSIA AND POLAND.
Tn, Memorial DsplomatigHe, in e Dispatch
from Viopns, stases thai tue reply OF PsIRc,
| Gor.sehakoK does not entirely rasPhHd TO the
| expectations Of Austria, who will imm edia.e'y
L ttsaA Lots
l Powers for obtaining their common purpose.
The Paya believes that krsf is's acis ara mol
| altogether satisfactory Tho WoAtsrn fO@osa
| s,isl adhere t8 their programme.
In Ruesia im 20, Il dscrees kara been issnad
directing, in view Of tho present state Of af
fairs. u fresh levy Of troops for November
The Russian note, delivered - France Oi
the 7,h. is aseertsd to DO conc neiliatory; vii The
six points are assensed to, but an amnesty 4
| ali laying down arms is proposed, instead u
| as armissice.
TIE PolisI, insure cti0a contiIuss active.
| An Important debate took place In the Hous'
of Lords on Polish stf4ifs Lords Raessii an'
Derby hssh agreed that it was not q rase Jo'
| armed sasser ceafion, and Enylsni could do No
thing fuither than raaniit proposals, which slit
had done. LORD Derby deprecated diplomatic
| interference
! Tho debate was considered by the I.onddl
! Journals decisive Of thn policy which En i Ian
| would pursne-
| ENGLAND.
| 1T.asEe was great anxisty to iearn tina ha.
! rssa Ii oil the battle bssvesa Leo and Meade.
| Tas London Times refers 10 VieksbaYg aa
| Port Hudson as the principal struggles tha
| are - coma
The Times says Mr.. Esxstas who visiss
London 10 assist u. S Hlliistes AdaMs OH n
| ternatiou. questions. returns homo in IN
Scotia. Tee baiief is that bis pTasencs ha
been useiu, and that he has conducted hi
| miseiou with satisfaction to xll parties.
la the House of Commons Lord Cecil aske
whsttee compensation wo1id bs granted I
CAps HiaIaiy for tue dste nticu Of the steamf
Gibraltar, late Sumter. and complained tn.
tho aoverE ma 1t bad allowed itself ~ bs mad
| ths tool of Mt Adams.
Qasen Victoria viii yisit Qernsny far fes
| weeks in August Sha will tsayel ~ tl
Duchess o. LaGcaster."
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