The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-11
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The latest dates from Europe are to the e5,h ult
The Germans have abandoned the siege Of Fred
erica. =
Tho C. &. ship Florida arrived at Santa Crus
Fenerids, on the 9TH of March aud sailed again on
me ON The U. q. ship 81 Louis reached Sants
Crur on the 9Th.
Maxlnilian would embark for Mexico on the 18th
Of April.
Nsw YoRK, April 4-The steamer City of Lon.
don, nom Liverpool ON the 23d, has arrived here.
The Earl Of Aberdeen IL dead, and Lord Ashbur-
ton also.
Garlbaldi was expected 10 land a, southanu,ou
In about week.
AMERICAN AFRArRs.
The London 1tSses, In an editorial on American
aHaiss, says Il sees no advantage on eithss side
and no foreshadOwilg of the end. Il says that
the only thing certain II that there will be no In
terveniion, and that the Americans will work ou,
The result by tliemselves.''
tbs DANISH WAR.
The advices from Denmark say there has been
E0 additional fighting In Jutland. A semi Official
Copenhagen paper says that Denmark has not ac-
ceded to the armistice as II cannot entertain the
position Of affairs being the basis for the suspe a.
sion Of h0stiities.
The Tms' city article has report that the Con.
ference on the Oanish question 10 arranged TO take
place at once.
A Dispatch from Vienna states that the Confer
snee proposed without detailed basis OF armisiice
has been accepted by Austria and Prussia. The
territorial integrity of the Danish monarchy under
the present dynasty will be maintained. The Con
terence meets at once.
The rebel loan closed at S9a54.
kEx,co-TEs coNPEpsRATEs MOT TO sr RECOGNISED
The London Globe says:
we have reason 70 believe that on accepting the
crown Of MextI0 the Emperor Maximilian Will ad-
dress from Mlramar formal notification Of his ac-
cessien to the throne to all the PROVINCES and
powers with which he desires t0 establish dlpio-
matte relations. Among the number the United
states Of America, Mf. Dayton, the American Xin.
fltRR I'm h1pn
ness Of his Government to accssd represent alive
In Mexico, and receive Minister from the Empe-
ror Of Mexico. Towards the Confederate States
the policy OF Maximiiian will be that Of strict neu-
traiity.
By the advice of the Emperor Napoleon he will
abstain from recognizing the independence Of the
Southern Confederacy, or entering into any dipl0-
mac relations with Il uRtl France shall have done
SO During Maxinilian's visit 70 Paris Mr SIidsfi
applied by letter to him for an audience. After
consulting his Imperial host MaximiliaA firmly but
coarteously declined 70 grant it. The Iumoss,
therefore, of an early recognition OF the Confsde-
rate States by France aud Mexico, and an alliance
between the latter empire aud the Southern Con-
federacy, are aitosethef devoid Of foundation.
aeeA an interview with the 0ussn Of spain. Nai
lmitiaa had sefuaed TO sanction the privilege ac-
Corded By Almoate establishing the Bank Of hexi-
The London 0looe In ano,her article saws that the
Cabipet at Washington has not agreed 70 acersdit
an envoy 10 Mexico without conditions.
1t 10 stated that Napoleon has been much gratiied
by the expression of English sentiment IL the re-
cent debates In Parliament In reference to Maxzint
The Spanish Minister, NJ. Non, has n0tiaed n
DrOuyn de Lhuys that his Queen 10 ready to rec0s-
nze the Archduke Maximilian a. Emperor Of Mex
leo.
Four new paddle steamers, built Of steel, and Of
great speed, ready 10 leave Liverpool run the
blockade.
The Paris Bourse closed steady at COZ 800.
C0MxIRcIAL
ThaV twor f. S..ll and "a
declining. Bseadstuffs closed quiet, but prices
steady. Flour is vesy dull, aud prices nominal. -
Provi. ions are quiet and prices steady. C0nsols
oika9lx.