The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-07

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'se11s ~ = - 81 - - - ~ =.
80 6. 81 1'ss 49, e 49, -
fSsvSsis - 4 - - pstsr Ids1ahiss.
wan WIN ySsncl DEnAssD - 1nx UNITED
e4I1EI exEAf&s
In tho aa,,afA 81 he Urited Gtates ~. 2eDou
ran thought II wng tine the oeslgns g Efnee
shc.ld rsseys ~ sssezais. e sns 80 ss n
chsrrsa IaSolson svith designing 70 esaqner Mexi.
So. ssfs.ne 0aliforula, ard tAke command Of the
MfssisSippi rive. He oAsftd rs.olutsoos. when
were tsken up ~ asss g. nays ls-exasme aoo.
the discrlsion az wnr With FfAnss would delight
tho rebels. a said Ia the dsbate BY SIMMER. ne.
Dcuxali In his sJssch, sisted tnse tie unnea
sta.es ought to ssnd ct once ivy msn 20 ASSIST
the M sxIcsns 81 iyir the French into the fsa
His v,ice va tmphssitaliy Tor wa, to maintain
tSs fundamentsl pfirtipss OF the Monroe doctrine,
involving the national honor.
In the House Of Representatives, sne bAnS1ups
bill was laid on tbs tatis by yeas 0o, nsss ID.
fGsnsrh NswsSspar cisrasea.1
FREDERICKSBURG. Fab. 6.-Northsrn dates Of
the 9TH ins. have been received hsIe. TIE fol-
lowing IL summary Of the nsws:
IMpoxrAnr FROM FRANCE
Tie Paris corssspoEaenssosths London 1s'fsrrp@
s,ys that ts following Il ga sanysis OF ~ha: occurs
i, she "Yel IN B ,oki7' with Is usually distrions-
ed 70 the chambers, but hiss b,sn wishhsld shis
year, Concerning America viz:
Merci II informs tbs Minister Of Forsiga Afsi's
III n Ia hIs ponisnee VITA the o. y. 0ovefn-
,,.nt hs his 4 endesyorsd % word his replies Ia
sucs Kramer a. u eceus OH that Government t,
ths re ,rni ion OF thu s0ush hY France. IN CT 81
host II .ex shocId cont mus wihOus SnJ Msr1sd 20.
suit II favor OF tee NORTH.
At tho .sme tisu4 Ne rSie: wrcte to tls5aTd cc
tf,, hi set e ,oss TO re .ch szteets By reason
Of tins abeoiu irsoailili y cf ecEHporc,fg
with 4ha N ii the s.uthsra atsiel Tteso
i. a. ara rem assn.ed 20 be s5 600 coo III New Or
Ienrs aionAI 80
Eersisr pe.ua1dsd this. French u suls Ia the
ConfsIerats 6.sts should b psrnitssd 10 forward
busiaess correspondent Seward referred tie
mat, cr to Line IN s.a'iny t1a. the Gslasnd was u
ihs hiahsst moment
f,n 9TH Fsa.uary 1919. ThsaveuAl essed Msr.
c,.r 10 ,ie,y az he he'd prsv;ous.y dcns chs resoy
milton of tao Confederate GoyeragGen. by France
sac iut.nli " u remain strictly ceu;rS hui: tie
eth Of March the Minister OF Foreign Affairs wrote
Msscies stating hat SUCCESS by the Fa4srsi army
In Tennessee might soon end tbs Campaign, with
ous the hspor OF ths Government ut Washir 6 on
suffering and that France greatly Gesisedsto zee
tat Gcvsrnneat endeavor;ng 30 SOW. the d I'll.
culrv psacesbly. Ihcavene, added, thst the C :bi-
net al W Arlington sinne could lay doun the basis
of compromise necessity for hica is fc more keemiy
tcery day.
tn0 beginning OF tia efforts which ter
n,'n,tae in ths cots CT Drourn Ce Hnys TO EGG
land and Eassis When Mereier concentrated
this nots to Seward, hs repiisd nat shy Sep an
the psrs OF EeaTal Fows's wcusa Only Result IN
complaining tns dteoisfas Eerels! In n.s letter Ii
forming Thonvenel OF sas ad1sd, sns'
nobody pretended 10 reconaees tne SCUM 10 tne
Union RSa,nss ES Will Out on.V 70 give sesssn,
&, TO withdraw 1t f.oln tie .nfuencs OF Its Ero-
s5nt leaders, 70 that it might Teicrn CT LIS OWE &C.
co-d The fcGefas are deserniAtd % carry oat
the trial TO the end and II after that TIC majority
Of tbs Southern Population Persiss IN WisniJg &c
separate from the Snion-wsil, l. viii DC safsT6d
to 60 SO"
dispatch, bearing dste April, 18Th, ssyG that
Herser's visit 10 Richmond was ind ,rt&ken at ,ks
suggestion OF Seward VAC then believed Ia the
EteeJS 10 establishment CT tho Union. MeSc;er
caoae TO an understanding win hswaa s1st mas
journey seould not be connected wi:n secogn,sion
OF tAe boutn, mas only xr affenp. 10 D.nG sooes
an Arrangement. S3wari cnargsd ID cier 70 sss'e
IS SicsUoad that the Keith was nos set.ssad oy
Sentiments OF iaTsDse Az toas great
woald bs aE9rdsd tbs 9 orth hy tina sight CO ecu
EN- Senators in Washington. Esrcier faensions
tcat the most iMp.Etsnt caaVsrsatsoa he hsa was
with Mr. BeLj amin. That gent ei12n SAD t1St tie
South had committed Jduz PCS ry feiE;ng goo
much en- fofeisu ntor.ersIes; tut the ikasioa nso
bseu dispelied. This Southern people ~ers IN sai-
mcas IN tier determination to sepErats AID would
fiGEt TO the bitter end.
alter rs;a!ing this conversation IN e1senso Eer'
Gle. adds in his dispatch that evoE5 body le.d the
game Languages, sl.a Iohcdy kssit2ted to declare
tia: the es.aolisme1t OF the Unioa was in2os3i.