The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-14
Later from Europe.

The steamship Nova ScOtan, from London
derry; the Bavaria, from Southampton; and the
Austr ALASKAN and SldOn, from Queenstown he'd
the ports Of Portland, Me, and New York re-
spectively on Tuesday last. The news by the
Australasian Is dated to the 2sth of February
three days later.
The London Post again refers IN IT'S city article II
the ruGiOrs of negotiation between France and
England for recognition ot the rebel States of the
south by the Fresch Emperor. The Post Says
that il believes s'reance can be placed' on the
reports. but that can official acknowledgment of
the fact would al this moment be premature ana
undesirable" The rebel cotton loan had declined
Notwithstanding. Lord Derby in the House Ot
Lords, referred TO the recent debate the seizure
of the Land rams, and noticed that the Solicitor
General stated that there was no objection pro-
duce certain correspondence relating to the
which had been refused by Earl Russell. Earl
Russell said the law officers having reconsidered
the matter, there would be no objection to give
tue papers. Earl Russell also submitted papers
relative 10 the shooting case on board the bark
Saxon. Iof1 ;aigu.Itstoh announced tnat he had
ordered the release Of the pivaeer Tuscaloosa at
the Cape OF Good Hope. The three rebel seamen
charged with piracy In f0rcibIy seizing the Amer
can schooner Joseph L.. Gerrity, while on v0y
age from MattamOrOs to New York, were again up
for examination at Liverpool. After hearing the
evidence Of the Captain of the Gerty, the prison.
ers We're renanded.
The AYchduke Man Imiiiln did not arrive at the
Tuiierles on the day appointed for his reception,
but delayed in Brussels Thls fact had given rise
TO fresh c0necres relative 10 his future Intentions
as to the crow d Mexico. a Mexican financial
agent writes III The London Nssos that he has
eep.ed the throne Admiral Jurien de la era
Were, Aid-de Camp 10 the Emperor Napoleon. is
appointed to attend the Archduke MdXimilian In
Paris.
/ Jutland had not been evacuated by the allied
Germans. The allies admitted that the Occupa-
tOn of kOdiAg Is not In accordance with the terms
on which they began the war, but contend that II
E,~ and
of securing the payment OF the whole war ex-
Dpnses by Denmark. II was rumOred, but not In
authoritative shape, that Denmark had accepted
the proposal of England for conference. The
great Powers seemed welt disposed towards the
plan Of conference in London; but all seemed To
doubt Its efficacy towards inducing peace. The
London Advertiser states that not only has the Brit
ish Channel squadron been recalled from Lisbon,
but that the Admiral Is under orders to proceed -
the Baltic, In order to be prepared not only for
| possible but probable eveRtualtties.
| The trial Of the four italians charged with d
| conspiracy to assassnate the Emperor Napoleon
had terminated at Paris. Greco and TrahucO we re
sentenced To transportation for fr aud lmpeTasOf
and ScagliOni TO imprisonment for twenty years
| The French indictment charges Mnzzini with be
Ing the 'head of the plot" and gives curious tie
| tail Of the movements of the Red Republican
| leader In London and elsewhere. while using the
| London Times a medium Of communication viii
his associates
| In the House of Commons Mr.. Fitzgerald de
nOunced the Government for seizing the rams
and asserted that the action was In contradiction
| of law. In moving for all the correspondence upon
the subject, he said he should deplOre war wit!
America, bu, would rather go to war than that III,
law of England should bn iufIinged In consequence,
| of threats from foreign Ambassadors.
| The Attorney General defended the Government
! and explained their legal action. He claimed TO
the Government the merit OF acting from a sens,
| Of Justice and from other motive. Severa
| other speakers denounced the course of the Gov
| ernmeni, and charged IL with pusilianimiiy.- -
/ N .tpt~nt lad thu Cas- EualI Ia