The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-18
LATEST FROM EU UROP E.
Stewards Rejection Of French Mediati0a.-
The Confederate Lonm--The Revolution in
Poland. C

Ehs ssesr,.r Austrslsssn. Cap. Caok which
saied from LivaEp3ol at P. NJ. On tbs g h CT
February, sn! from ,:ssstswn tho Ia: of Earch,
az ivel at Nsw YORK Eril.y eysnirg, b:io oeicg tTo
d srg later pew5. TIE E:,ish Government had
fzel the afucuot of ita c!sim sfCm .he Brazilian
Government on accouut of tbs wreck OF the bark
Prince OF Wses. a. 6 ; s0o. The aDloans for which
rsprlsals uere msdo at Flo was said 10 he = 525
There Ia co ,seq lsaty a reduction OF ons hall the
asoount FOE which paym "a. was required by ths
is.itisa u't.r1stuE1.
Gr. se.n-as disps:ci r7jsotins tho Emperor
Eapoleoi.s last PIE positio2 attracts eolsidsrable
eemment:
Tle Lonion Tim:s sssarts thai Mr. Seward is
Ea. ssctarca.ufaiY right, Ia iDe,rpeshens bly,
wrong: and af.e- qu1tinR and commenting on Mr. :.
Stewards view O.; the position az affairs ia iss srsi
ole, concludes "a folio~s: We lnGsi allow ih,.
this picture Of fsirs IL con; stan. g Dasstent inst
la wi,h al that @r. Seward has written from the
teginn'rg 1t IL ths very story, without chAnya Oe
cnlssi III which, W have had backed with is note
OF hsaa at ninety days data aad renewed any
R0rber ~ t!a.es during the last two ys.rs. 1t IL
c nsa.snt snou sh,to far, beyond doubt Whistler
!. hiss any consistency with facts or Truth Ia q
G -osti n which wa had much rather leave tn bs
dect3sd by events than sr4ue with Mr. Seward at
presert"
Yhe London Morning Pest is very bitter upon
tie letter. ar d looks upon it as nsie "buneonb.."
Itss s.
"Petb aye NJ. Ee~Gd expects ID eain IN WISH
iug :on. amongst certain ciasass little political
capital, an1 III exchange for that is iad-f rent
.bo,,t the coyltempt Ia must insur in Ecrope.-
kt.!! oYGs-atiak, as this 0oelIe1t does, from the
Fedora Caoinst, /. il truly i.crsdbls that &hs:
lod7 should have suak ., low ss>to 81 icrss 81 lta
o..c in ths sce OF ttc vv5rJ, ;Guo 81. "a 80
hood and Eo5urc ncnae..a5."
efar sfa r. a.fI
ttinka Il upa=wsrat t, as shos>s that hecceforth
10. evan shs ride3s f,rro OF in.erfersn havs
th. Is ast tops OF sccspiacee.
Ths Pals Pass. Feb. soih, Sage:
"Tb. Cibiuei OF Washington has replied to tho
urouosstion of mediation nieds by France. ksT
Seward considers ii IT rpotsEis to cpsl immediate
negotiations fer peace. According 30 the Cabinet
of Washington = more pfaes means would be
for su.iss from :hs ijseut.nt s.stas to cHme TO
Songrcse. where projects CT arrangement could b5
d,cu set, sad 4 adopted fuemi!tid ID ths saLG
tion G d Ea.ioaai u ncsntion.
The Londog correspondent of the Manchester
GghTdi1n ,eAraa thst TAG Confederate iosn has
bsen ,:i fr6alg taaen on sie continent, AMI that
sinr'egd will have 20 saoEs Q! it than ii get
from fo.eiga nacAeta.
The revolution ia Poland Is progressing. TIE
Rustians h.vs bssn bsatoD by Lar gieioioE near
M.lsgotgsa after al engage N sat winch lasted i've
hours EsIageZao is In runs
p Lsh question had undergone 10 change AZ
Paris on the 26ih vEfites tie correspondent oi the
Tsoa ion Times
.tpbe ruu.5rs ware quite collar de- ross-suoh a.
that The Emperor of Russia had wrisss.s to :he KIN.
pesar Napoleon, 2ifsfiug to sGbmit to his arbiirs
nisnt hoth the q1sssioa Of Poland and the convsn-
ION OF Prcse's. Meantime it is as remarkable as
s.rsngs that the ehois Of ide Paris papers should
bs s, anarseste Ia their Iepronation OF Eusss. AZ
wsii Of Prrs SIS thai he Official 5Ct1a Itself should
continue 10 give ccrrestondsnte about Poland not
unfaytratls 70 she>irsnrSant5 and that the Gov
ercEleus should to.erata X !ot encourage d pueio
subsoIiplion for tie Polish cause. These are
thing n likely TO put e..sr I'll NEs. or his royal
gecomplice ia god lnnor with Frame
TIE Paris corr rasponden Of the Lendon Aayst tsser
has taard ,,.ss tie Freneh dovsnmen Lad fo1bic'
sion tas suhsc ip'ions for iAe wounded foes -
heYe sre.s souas sitsmpts to get mp public nan
lies s.ion on tho Face do Is Sastle o. the snni-
yeyssry of To AtA OK EshruEry. cu. Il ~as quickly
by tas poles, sud 20 srfess we're rIads.
Ar important t:srsts on tho attitude of PruSa.s
h.a tas an pass ia the Pru aian Cna,nser Of Depu.
,;as Hurr V,l. Sybel presented tbs report Of the
committee sypoiased to Eaoalrs I.io shs propog,
zion that tia davecnrasot should be 4 tested 10
raxuta!n nsa.c.ily In tbs Fo:is1 iasu:rsvton, and
disaem fugt:vss from both telige.sas parties ca
ter.ng uroo p.usaisn tefiitoiy
Herr yo: gybal said that the Gcvera.nsn. could
only choose bet aesn iamentats retseit and iUcon.
csiyah!e danger. Ths Chamber sloald sol. m ily
dYaVOw tlo p0.lcJ oi tle ups
OFF You Easoaburs stated, IN tbs mama OF 'hs
Govern aea., that h. iasnfgenss xrsss:ea near
Thorn had not bsen given ny tn Russia bat seat
bs,s act.Es tho ssontiss The .a.ssuEes tsksu bS
tha novsrnmsut had consii,uted 10 Lessen the IN
aarrse,i.n Ths st&.omeot that Prussian troops
had On .red upon Eu 81 territory neAr 0oils0,
w.- without f,1Sd st;oa u.
Herr v, u B; mark sssd that the Government hAd
no. Zee able 10 state s viewi up ID thts IMP r.
tsnt QUESTION. The pscpJsi.ioo Ii sympashetie
with tue nsIrrec.i5u, aad the iu6l"rs cufreI M
csruiag the convention between PfusaiS ana kusa.a
are mS thics,. The CHAMBER must nos form con
jessures ~ to the pufport Of tbs convention nom
the refusal ofthe Ministry to camuiuncs.e ita cen
tents Ths Convention sIpulAs,s expressly that
tbs consent OF the repecttvs 0dvernms0ts srs
,!si.s upon zach oeca;ion Of Rassl4u or Ptussiau
troops passing their own froatiers- The 0osefn'
mont has not concluded any stipulAtions Win Kus.
Al to whseh the exprsssions used by Lord Kusseil
Ia the House Of lords were aoplic sble. Count
Bsrusso was not seq tainted with the I. 1t OF the
convention whsn Questioned about II BY Hxrl Rus.
ssil. The 0,vsrnmea, has nothing 70 rstraot.-
This Will bseoms svidsns - s3,n ~ ths tsxt Of the
treaty shall. have bssn mails knowa.
Otter spesk sry followed, and the policy OF shs
Cov.rn.aen. Was vshsms emily attacked.
& xhs Nayos OF Liverpool VA the y6:h uit, gave
eraod banquet. as the foWn Hal, 70 the com mana
ers Of ths relief ships deorea 0riswold. Aenuies'
sud Hops. Tho cussts numbered saout ssveusy,
and tnaludsd ths Apssisan Consul u Livefpool.
II. Dudley the Mayor Of MAuehsstsf, 6ts William
DroWu. bart and most Of the lsa1ing Ametlean
mSFehAnts 10 LiyRpool. Tho Mayor Of Llves'
poos - appropriate tsems. proposes tosss g tne
commanders of The esvsRel ahlys %
q ths gsesroas daaars ct AeIGlise 80 Cepeeles
Lest - 0she9ees 1see 6slipg seslsa1e1. ~