The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29
LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.
The BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

| The BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
An address, In reply to the Queens speech, was
amendment.
in the iIonse Of Lords Earl Derby reviewed Mt
| length the to'eisn policy OF the G,vernae Mt con
lending thai 1t was injurious aad humiIia,ine IN
| r.nS'and The rejection of the Emperor Napo-
| icon proposal! for "a European Congress. ausi of
his invt1ion to recognize The Covernn,en nj OF the
Confederate st1teS, to,e,h with the fruitiess se
! gntiat"ns with Russia respect.n. Poland and me
! Interference in the .,1nn Ccrmau dficuiiy W., re
sevctay referred 10 by E,iri Du,y, and although
he did not oppose The addr he severely cens,ired
e lri Rnsseil's inr.ign policy.
! Earl HusseIi, in reply explained the pspo Ger
| ;Hai tifiicn'y, and showed that England was quite
nhetfered in the matter, never hIving given IN.
slightest prom.s- of assistance to Denmark
VI The House of Commons Mr. Disrae,j spoke in
similar strain tp Earl Derby. assailing III, C,rpyn
policy of the Government.
Ioid Palmcrstnn repi;ri y;rpro,lsIv ,iatenJi,,
the course of Earl Russell.
&r Gladstone explained tha; the promisc OF Eng
lana to stant by Denmark given under circi.,n-
stances different from those which control the
present war.
Mr.. I.ayard read dispatches from Austria and
ffassi5, stating that wha ever arrangements might
he mad. relative 10 SCtieswig ami Bgisteia, III:
great Powers would be consulted.
After some other speeches the address TO the
OIaen WAS agreed to.
III the course OF his ramarks Hr. Disra"li con
tended! ti,tt the omeen's speech should have mlie
SOME reference to American aG,if-, and cGm-
liAnt ~ it silence tits ani other important
subjects.
Lord pamerston replied that the Government
could only have repeated what has often been sid
betnre, and be could see necessity for that
Earl Darny rrpu.iiatrd the idea oi Brtisi
Sp"lis.5iIity for the duingS of the Aaalma lie
trusted that the Ministers had given such an an
swer Id the claim ri tie FederaI Gaver,,fncnt as
would put an end 10 such monstrGuS demands in
future.
ihr DEBATE on the Danish question generally in
st''rrd NOR confidence in comsuarcia circles in
f@ia'ia out II was felt that il by means defined
VIVA, tiir ultimate shape the policy of Eng AID
would take.
Ia the lnuse If Commons, on the 81. Instant,
Hf titeside called atrntnn to lh. distress in
ifei'na, aud The consequent cnlgration OF fighting
mrn to America.
lord e.. Manners expressed ths hone that the
Government would iase no opportunity in giving
!f!enily advice To the American bGiligertus. " ;th
the view of ending the bloody contest.
THE SCHLEsWIa -GsIssIFiN WAR.
The iatcs. accounts state that the Dtnes had
fallen back an Fiemhur,, the Germans pursuing.
II hnhHrs dispatch, "i ;ie m,rniag oi the G,h,
says
No news from the theatre Of had been
received. Il was bevri that ;he Pr,,ssians pre-
vent It's tfinsmissinu severe fighting is supposed
to he going on a. nniIhera Oi wounded are con
s''ntly being taken Ia ccndSburs.
4 Hamburg dispatch, OF the afternoon of the 6th
gives report that the town OF richlesWig had been
evacuated by toe Danes and occupied by the Al
lies. Another dispatch s'ys that this statement
may be considered Authentic. There j. nothing
known as 10 The capture OF Missunit