The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-05
R'tbmonn pispatrb.
INTERESTING EUROPEAN NEWS.
No America Question speech Of Mr.. Rec.
1uck..Ihe Emperor Maxim tliaa.. Terrible
Snuhda'isn In Eng land. advance In the Con.
Acderats Loan, Etc.

Sederats Loan, Etc.
From the fiiss Of paper. with dates from Liver
pool TO the 18th uIt. we get highly intes ssting
| ha1<h OF news. We give summary of it
| spsEcH or Mr.. RossucK rHs AMERICAN WAR
| BIS sPisIoN OF Tns YAsKKs NATION.
In the House OF Commons, on the i4ih Of March,
| Mr. Roebuck said;
Sir, have 4 question 10 put 10 the noble lord, ,
| the First Minister, which am very anxious that
| he should himself answer. L will preface tr;x
Gaes,ion with two preliminary Statements Tac
fret Is ,tst my honorable and learned friend, tho
| solicitor Gene. al, informed this House that her
| Majesty Government were prepared to remon-
sira'e with the Government of the Confederate
Stases on their employment OF agents In this coun-
| Try tor illegal purposes. would suggest to nv
honerabs and learned friend hat he was speaking
abuut matter which was $40 jadtcs, that he spoke
NOT merely In his own person, and that person one
10 whom we all pay very great respect, but in the
| character OF great law officer And not only that
] but By his Side PAT the suorney General, and IL
| wts quite clesr that he spsse the opaun of the
| Attorney General. Moreover, he was the only
| member Of the ministry VINO spoke on that Occa
sion, SO that he might be supposed 10 be the organ
! of the Administration in himSeiE Tha matter On
which he spoke then Under the consideration
OF tie law courts, and he expressed disiiuctIx Gil
opinion upon ft. think IL would have been wiser
II he had abGtalned altogether from any expression
| OF opinion Oh e matter OF that sort, especi lily f
THIS House But the question being sob ,-4,ce,
| were
1t appears to me, sir, that they were exactly III
iiis paiut: that the GoSe.n5aen, believed ceTlan
| things We're being done by tae Confederate states
ni America i'll this cotntfy which they held TO be
illegal that they 3ad brought those .hings before
the courts OF law, and tllat, as ;ar have
| gone, the court. O. law nave decided against tnp
| Government. 80 doubt there was an apncai and
| that appeal Il kn.iw ant what may have ua.,peh.
| 70 day. Is sjiu sI6 1udce. Therefore We may edy
| 'Ht the uoVeThieii, on mere suspicion. are Gtou
8; eeto"s!r2ie .9!t3 ds toryrnnet q The Cosderaie
atttsS- / hat Is siy ilEst Position Int next is
hdt Tie t,Tst Minister o the crown has stated as
| his poiicy-and every other nlber OF ;f.o Gov
| ernhieai VINO has SPOKEN "n tua subject aa- .aiG
;iic SamC tiGr rt3e First Minister Has stated tiIa
tiey " sii tc indi.a,ti ;5 S t.est gjldts between
| ils Ftaefa and the Confederate sia.es, Row, [
believe that ,he noble aTd at thc head OF the Gov
eiGiItt raaiy desire. 90 do that 5ui an afraid
tidl he Hotit I"fu ~ lie n0ad OF the Government
| y hoi altogether iaeter OF the GOvesnmeni-
| 4drfe are ctac! powers in the Government, and
iitIt IS or greet power mat think soixswnaI
! ovetst- -lU..s him ara tie Whole administrations
flaE, ,f-@f 3ae i.opic 0.i, tn3 Fifst tiinistef
mas ""t tOf himself hot Gniy luG ,0 deiiGe of sht
cD0EtFs, bUl believe iLs Etfe ioUate tegas-lhGaf
| HcaI J-tnG GnytltEg i4at he says lie viii 30 wj'
tfN itlioCt Confidence mat ne !1Ras 10 10. Sli
tti"Es az G0iilcr power by the side Of that noble
| iofds aed 4 power sucA Is aa- Always appeared Ia
tie h"eFai suFef 'li2nt OF this e"uity sace ilit.
days ui the reVJ:titi5H.
We nave always LAD s5g.s member of ,.hat J.
c'i'iea i f eFoiasiVH family IA iiUGrai duais;ra-
UtH, who hds y efned p,iyv,ieG. anu ,.est.yes
Il tl',dEiuefI "e tsfSoIs & NGual a3uae \ .lr.
| fE-stfti ant mdy say i!,at te hcnOr Of Englana
ut ni3 bants iias Eot siign5 igit wiin the bf2at
l--s t"ai c0aii have " -ne.. Hear, tie1r i
4ri G CO. sii, from Gina japIs., though &. . IS
| -ot !at, iaHsn1 But l. 90 farmer ii 20 70
FuiaHd, iii"h - 'Gslark. and lastly u America
al ev"ty case n.II Iiitt ,HB huu1r. tile name 0i
n-''.n' has Daei Ia nisl-d by wha has take
p. G. Hear, iiea sir, IL W read the Dispatch.
0h tiiis Ha}tCi and lite feeling pFedomn IN m
,,iad was that of dire humiliation. THear, al
ist iiiat tho it1ucE OF --ugitud not upheld
= Gught % have hefl aiId tina, the strict neutral u
Sacb Lhe notie lord, The rTsl Minister, Processes,
! AMI ptn;erseS honestly, am sure, was hot main
= --ea .sti;, Oh, the used was, III the frs3
p'ace, like tne screaai OF cockaioo The sc0lding
oian angry Monlah' tLaushler.l The end was
most unequal TO tie be ginning, the words dig
| but the deeds were the ieest possible
| fine noble lord the Foreign secrei.ry, s$Dsse
FsQht.'si ts he ttas.es g Ne ressdi GogcrTsme't
and ne moment M .1inns trfaSe;ed ptr he crouch
| ed tefore the Hesace, AMI England seemed to lose
| her position among the ,n.ioas. tasar, hear. l.
| fhat heiBs the case, sir, feel that have right
10 inquire sha. is the neutrality which the noble
| icfd processes. and what j. ne state of the two
| rGones between whDiu we profess to be neutral ,
Now, first and foremost, we may supply contra
band of war, end we supplied 1t to b0th -sides.--
! There is no difference whatever there. The next
,aing that we have supplied Is the men, who havs
| gone In hundreds aud thousands from this country
in America and enlisted soldiers 10 fight her bat
| ties very small number of our men have gone.
aud enlisted In the navy OF the Confederate States
| and tbcn comes Mr.. hdams and says, .tAye. blt
these sailors OF yours have CHASED from the iaca Of
| me waters American commerce." If they have
| done so |, sir. am very glad. Laughter But
where il the difference between this and what has
been done by our own men In America Tney
| nave enlisted as military men, and where peace
aud happiness reiyaed before they have been made
| the instruments u spreading wide and desperate
Ts Whole p9o'e.'s e5 ks .amsrtea,. .car are sl,
| ai/or hanGa Siaturs Hear, hear.J And when
ynn
ern staes Of america turn tn absolute d5sgss. from
| iheir Hypocrisy. Hear heai ! Ihey corrupt,
they ore 5ase, they are ctcIrdty, and thy 0ye
| fHear, hear aud Oh J You say "Oh;" but want
10 know what they nave said of England ana
| whether they have not said far worse than shat 81
| hst But main Ain thai the spectacle they have
| exhibited 10 truly deplorabie and debasns. Sir
mere are two things which our law distinctly pro-
fbits. aud the Attorney General Gun co rec, aa If
| am wrong. The fret Of those tso titass is the
| supplying OF ships, armed and equipped, State
| at war with another State with which we are ia
| friendship This is said 10 have been done In this
| country with re.pcc, to The Confederate states,
aud that matter Is now sv5 'aaics. The Attorney
| General, with all bis acumen and power of persua
! sion, has not been able 10 convince jury of his
| c0untrymen' that our law has been broken hy the
/ Confederate States of America.
! The next thing j. the eniisGng OF men here 30
fight in The cause Of the fsderas, and that Is what
Is now being done In Ireland The rigit honorable
baronet, the Secretary of the Lord Lieutenant iasl
year acknowledge! that the Government of ife-
land perfectly aware Of what was going on IL
ireland at that time near, hear and at THIS
prseen: moment 1: hfohdiy stated in the
lsnss newspaper that the same thing Is geiDg On
| Row. fhear, hearl / say, then, as you have de-
tefnined TO- demonstrate with the confederate
ctates on mere sispcioa-~ior you have carried II
: 10 further are you prepared now, on mere sus
picion, 10 demonstrate with the federa. states
Ieir enlistment Of aen IN ireand iof ;i.e purposes
of the war In AMERICA ltiear, hear. tho ques-
ion IL clear, definite understandable nave per
ieet faith ia the noble lor the head of the Coy
e.nment, and that he viii give NE "A categorical
answer; aud if he de esinines not 10 make iha;
femonstssnce, hope ne vii BE a"ie 10 nah it
c'ear to the House that he Lass coed reason for
thst abstinence on his part. II
myself ise that this occasion the honor ef
England i nt stake; that We have under this
thf.a, for II is a thYeet+-ofs q way with America,
determined far as We can 10 deprive the Con
iaderaie States OF any assistance taey can deflve
from this country lHear, hea..l into fine rea
fataerguess know them laugh. iaecy he
/. not Federal, bat Of that / don't ask him tn
give any .nnncia,i0n. "a laagh.l All presume
do |. 10 Ask him TO be that strictly neu raj pe.
son .e is said 70 be, and that he will stand up
against any and every power, don't care what OF
where that power may be, saat would endeay2r TO
eoerce him 10 be party 10 that irist Kind of bed
uaii.y wie; S ai On one SIDE Iht qHeeuoa
have TO ask il tGis: a Inc 5oicit0r GunHtsi haa
stated ;taf sit is t.se iulrntian o; her Majesty
Government 10 remonssratt win the Government
Of liz. Confederate states upon their emp!oyineai
of agents for Illegal PURPOSES" aad as tn Fist
ord Of the treasury has decfaf-d 'thst the Gov
erninent Of ieg "aiesty desired 10 mriniain the
strietest neutrality bsIWe-a the t0nraefhte a,o
Federal Stztss, 10 II Intended 20 tsmonsrate wih
the Government Of the Federal ssat-s upp" tne
sapiayin-nt by th-m Sf agent ia ir~iaat Tor tn
Durps-.~ II .:niistiHs sldiers the ~asJfets :" hc'
Majesty heaE, hsae.i
THs MEXICAN euxsTioa-ruE sAfKRoR AAxIaiiIAS