The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-14

american Affairs in kur0pe-. RamOry Of
Intervention - Debate in Parliament
speech

Tho mails by the As.a, bringing European
dates as late as the 27ih ult contain come mat.
tera If interest. Ebs ssponIen.s Of L. =
papers ray that the removal OF Comte de Per
s.gny from Eapolecn's Cabinet will operate
vaty unlasorably upon The Southern Confsd
eracy, whose iirm friend he was.
A dispatch. fr"m Paris, Of the 25th Of June,
10 the London Shtppiae Gazette, contains the
following: The Fraaee, OF this day, states
that Admiral foriAi., who set gaii for Vera
Cruz the day before Yesterday. carried IN
s,ructi0ns TO GeHerM Forey TO tSsoa q procia-
a.aatt03, 1namedidteiy OF Grra0tag at he cayof
hfflco, to Tie eBfrt that the ftencE Goue,n.
meat rc,U rccogn,-e ne GosefAmenk IF Mr.
J.Ve,soa DaVtS.
The General CorJespoaie.:, of Vienna, I'D,
has 4he following:
We have received intelligence from London
which, ii confirmed, would appear of the high
eat iupoTtaaca. Lord pAlrrereton is reported
to.have con ,eived Tie adeo tE suhmstttng The
haeIicUa quarrei ~ lie art4gottOn Of the
ktag of he Beis.aAs. The 'f0partiaiiy of
tho XII g cannot 10 doubted, seeing tha: he
hae Just proved it go strongly by deciding
sg4inst Ei gland, 10 whom he is 80 nearly al
li4i, iii the Ago Bf4ziliaa'iiicuity. Provided
iii c0nLeniinG American facsIous sh0'ltd con.
sent IN SHtaH theif diBtreaces 10 he ksags de.
CsstOn tbs c0ndlsi)nO "a suspension of Iostii-
ties untii the deliver OF the award would pro
baby te gmp5seL Even with such tempo
rary truGe bll@ :erlniati0n II tho war would
undoubtedly ba attained, for neither party
would care 10 assume the responsibility Of re-
coIinlencin4 lhe strife.
the i3Gln3y OF bi. jules Dayauy, the chief
OF X ilk Leo 2oli Catiuet To Londt II, whittier
lo has eanv5ye,i TIE result of iis Sovereigo's
decjs ion ia he Il .az'i.n contii t. has prota5iy
Ha .f
A New York adventarer, named Wm Cor
nail JeIwelt, is making a tour Of Europe, On
the sui lec. Of peace between the Confederate
ani UIi.ed States. A dispateh from ViaDna,
the 2J.h, has ths following about lis mo7e
monts:
IrJewe't, who came to karope on mis-
ri H. tue ohecs Of which w2a to restore peace
IN Ani-I "a, bad u pirate In.eTsIsw tc-dav
with Count Reel baFe, on the euejact Of nedi-
atioo on the hasis OF the propo sais made bY
the Emperor oi ths French. Mr. Jewets aex-
ed for AusIits fiisntiy &C operation tos tie
. rssi oration OF peace. Coun. Kechberg prom
ised TO co uply in this request in the event of
tha North an South expressing u wish to hat
effect.
In the English Hoase Of Lords on the 9th
Tit the M.rqas of CiaCincsrde, in the course
OF Ills remarks o the a aer:c "A war, said:
. lie nopsd that this horrible and now unue
cessary war WAC abou. 10 terminate, because
az hqa been stated fa seAak apPsaFed 10 BE- an
agthofttattrs form, that Re Emperor ~ ne
i'reack had made or rsneged proposM 10 tie
British Gorefameat 10 reeog@s:s Me er1stthg
Gcuernmtat Of The Confsderate SfItes That
was most important sssp, and hs could not
but think that the tims had come when We
could not permit con;iEusd htnderiHg Of cur
commerce: Uecii not desire tha. we should
interfere 10 any way; bat it was qaits con-
patib.e with cur position IA neasfais that we
should recoenizs "a Government which had
shown itself u be capable Of concu ,iiag its
affairs at hosna and abroad and of performing
all .hs functions vi a Governments II Eag
! laad ard France, AID he msgAt oad Span,
Were 30 recognize thai Govsrnmsnt, he had no
doubt that y speedy termination wOald be pus
u this war. lie would AJAX the noble Earl
! whether any proposition had bssn recs ived
from the Government OF France, aud also
whether any eepy Of the jadgmsnt delivered
by the American prixs coarIs had bsen re-
ceived, and whether the proceedings Vi thsss
courts we're bslng watched.
Ear! kasssi.r-l will iirss answer the quss.
uoa VI my noble tiisud wheshsr my rspots vi