The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.

l - Hs fTussians had finally reduced and G csp,u,ef
men and 80 guns. The Danes threatened 10 ss ,ass
tae island OF AiseEs and The allies / ad a,ready
sesi safces lsto the fisss = Jaslsas to ssasy
7 me 'ay siege 10 Ffedehcia. The Conference
met Ia London, informally, on the 2O.h, bur adj
journed until the 25,h
The Emperor OF the French had created mu ch
e1c,teinent II financial circles by brief letter TO
M rouia' ms ainistcr of Finance in which he an
nouEcss the encouraging prospect for ueac. in
u'ope, ana cohsratuates the nation at ihe early
S, :.eIeht q! the Mexican war expenses en-
euies MN 20 recommend decrease in tEe III bud
see; ms news produced panic In the funds
Gcsioaidi mad suddenly conciud to shorten his
Visit 10 England, aud would embark far Iaprera
asain On the I'D, though great efforts making
10 induce him to remat,. logger II was given out
that his health was affected but II vas s,runsIv
suspected that this departure was because of OH
Giai iatinations, though Lord Palmerston, TOR th,
British, and the Paris Moaste,sr for the french
disciaiined everything of the kind
Inc E'npetOr and EEprcss of Mexico had visited
the rope, and would leave for .exico on The goth
of April.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House of Commons On the la,.. Lord .
Ceci wished to ask uestion which. al Inc inter
position of the noble lsrd at the head of The Gov
eminent, ne had postponed on Friday evening He
W!s.a 20 Ah1W rom I'll, torncy General whete !,
ne s'ii considered certain report alleged tn be
signed by ar Mallory, on behalf OF the moderate
Government, as document OF a character entirely
unqn'stionahe, thear, hear ), As he on former ~
III.
wished TO know whether the Goyefnmen, yronld
lay on the table the dispatch of BIZ Seward with
reference to thst document.
me Attorney General thanked the nob;a Lord
.o' giving LIN tue opportunity OK assuring the
House thai waen he referred To that document on
former occasion and used The word ssunauIs
er having heard any suggestion that the documen.
was not what 1t professed to be- aud knowing that
It had been sent to MIR Adams, and by hin. 10 ,ier
MaIesty's Government, Ihenr, hear being jgrc.
rant also Of the peculiar form In which sucn doc
unents are presented to the Confede rate Congress
and also not being aware at the time that an opin
OF the document. he. in his simplicity, ia laugh,
dtd beifeve that the document what 1t purpOft-
ed to be. Had 1t been 80, emanatins from the Con
| iederate government, II would, undoubtedly, have
been, as he had represented II, of uuque esonable
authority. Ills impression was that the letter of
Hr Adams should be produced. ["No, no." from
Mr Layard, "the dispatch of Lord Lyons 81
Well, that the dispatch OF Lord Lyons should be
produced [''HeaT,' and 4 laugh
In the House OF Lords, en- the lslh the Earl of
Derby gave notice that ON the goth Inst he sio,,ld
call attention to the correspondence between Her
Majessys Government and Nessfs Laird, Of Hir-
kenfiead, relative 10 the Mersy rams
Ihe Bishop of Peterborough is dead.
There was runior Tint tho e iri of Carlisle
nt'hdeu To resign the I.oid 1iautenaiity OF Ire
land.
Tue London 7imss, OF the 18Th, In iss city Arti-
Gle, haiic!ng rally OF pes cent. In the CoHfecr-
ate loan on The previous cav attributes IL partly to
the open defiance Of Ffancc on the Mexican aIes-
'i0n by the House OF representatives II Washing
ton, and also ascribe5 IN the same cause reaction
on the Paris bourss. The announcement that the
House OF Representatives had uuanili3usy voted
that The Federal Government will never recognize
i or toieiate monarchy in Mexico has, however,
says the inass, much less Significance than i had
| proceeded from the Senate, aii will probably be
/ ignored or retfae;eG.
The freedom OF the city of London was formally
presented to Gariba!di 1T Gui'dii on The goth nc
made speech, expressing the deepest gratitude OF
4 md tV III a., ttt.
tion ia the ci'y was moss enthusiastic In the
evening lie was the guest 6f hir G adstone, who
gave brilliant entertainment.
preliminary meeting 1T the Dute q! su isier
Iahd $, TO raise fund lo secure IA permanent in
come 10 The General Ard family resulted In < i,0.0
qeins subscribed on the spot.
TIE F4LL CT puPpEI.
The Danish account Of the fail Of nuprel says
| the terrible fire from The rrussian artillery
siTOyed rtdOuh,s Nos 4, and q, which we're then
taken by the enemy. The left wing Of the Duprei
position was consequently given up. and the Ia
Hisli troops were compelled to fall back with great
loss. The evacuation of the hight wing took place
under more favorable circumstances, but also with
con desable loss.
I eereaier part Of four regiments w.s asnihi.
iatec. The tste da poet was demoiishei by the
Prussian artillery, bat was defended nh,i the Ia
nish army had crossed 10 the island o hlsen TIE
Prussians captured Coo Danes, 400 oficefs and 30
| guns.
The Emperor had addressed the following letter,
dated Aprii IS, To 81. Fonld, Minister OF Fiaai &C
s1'he happy solution OF the Mexican affair creates
in desire TO the cOEntry profit by the FIRST
repayment of the expenses Of the war, by dinin
ishing taxes. Be good enough To sec If il be rot
possible to effect the Immediate suppression of the
second decline registration fee, only preserving OF
the general law prepared by the Council Of State
those arrangements which may be strictly Reces
sary for balancing the budget. This measn,e, To-
gether With the hopes of peace, which every day
becomes more certain, will contribute, uast 70
the development OF prosperity -
The French B0urse showed considerable furiu
| tons. Rentes fell about per cent. ON the 18Th,
closing at 81 IS.