The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

The steamship Arabia has arrived At Hail.

tine 0l0oWeulY At&pin 1O0 oAbANUA ~ AA0a1S
fax With Liverpool dates Of the 9Th inst.
Mr.. Mason had returned to London from
Paris. His Journey Wa undertaken. 1t wal
supposed, In connection with the alleged re-
cognition negotiations between France and
ENGLAND. Mr. Lawlcy, ex correspondent o.
The London 1ynes at Richmond, was passing
continually between London aud Paris. l,
was thought that he was engaged on ths
same subject. Bonds Of the rebel loan t.
the extent of al 100, ref,ayobis at par, were
drawn on London on the LIST OF March. Th<
Enrlish Cabinet demands, II the reports pre-
sen.ed to Il be true, that the officer OF tat
United States steamship Sanoeroiil wnt
| shot the mate of the bark Saxon be tried FOL
,nnr1or. ana that compensation be mad tc
tba widow Of the decreased man. Earl Rus-
.,u stated that the alleged Union recruit
mems ia Ireland were not clearly proven
AID that the statements made respecting
tE,cu, were positively denied by Mr.. Adams
the United States Minister. Earl Granville
said he regarded the Fenian brotherhood al
Al perfectly contemplate organisation" ou'
ia agents would be watched by the police
The London 7Rnes says that General Banks
order regulating negro labor at New Otleaae
IS ''the establishment Of eerfdani, or reten
ton of slavery without the name
Tho Archdngs s.axinl;tlisn srriVed At fdF's
On th.5 L. IL reported tina. he will euaoafk
Tor Mexico on tho 25.h, al! d'heuhsss having
been set.led.
C"unons, on Friday night, relative to thu
tsbel oru;sers, wac strongly Northern IN sen
ti.ner. Ha maintained that the vessels v,ese
British end II was absurd TO cal! them Con
tolerate war vesses. lie gavs the Govern
Eant crs:it for eudaavo.ing 10 cary ous Inc
foreign enlistment act
4 t!.spatoh frcm the P31,lsn Gait aun0Incsa
.ha sucoessfui laying CT $50 miles OF tho la"
csi,s To India snd iust the paying cut Of The
in. towards Europe was about 10 commence
An soassi 20 the F1cufe 1f LGr3s IN The
Alexandra case has been entered for hsar-
ing, and will prob ably b. taken mp bsfoTo The
Exeter vacation
The DAILY Meas replies to the snssrs of the
Tames AZ General Banks & ordsr regulating ne
gro labor in L usi4ra, and spplands tho mea
-ars az peceeeary preparatory sep IRON
slavery 30 IRE eiJm.
The Tia. $, IN au e,';toyis! IN the taxation
TO wh ch America rc:,st he su' lscse' So 3 that
lbe iueyitahl~ truths Of fins1cs are - length
,'rpvinv CT the American rind, and s2ys that
americans can and :crs, make up tar micds
- rear vzi&.- sproa3 snd ran:ghls 'azs'ioi.
Ia the House OF Commons on the 4sh the
Attorney General said that the papers rela
tive 10 the detention Of the Tuscaloosa at
the Cape of Good Hope were IN preparation
and would be laid before Parliament in few
DAYS.
Mr Shaw Leievre called attention to the
course pureued by the Confederate agents in
England in fitting out War vessels ana en-
listing sealnen, and moved Tor the papers on
;he subject. He denounced the proceedings
and regretted: that the Alabama had not been
detained lie cJntendeJ that oil such yes
sells should be prohibited from entering
British ports, and If they dill British cruizels
should aeia- them.
The Solicitor General explained and de-
stndei the Government, and asserted that
every effor: had been naGa 10 honestly carry
cut the laws and maintain neutrality. He
admitted that such vessels might be prevent
"a from entering British ports, and said that
the Government WIGS considering the subject.
The X ~; OF Belgium hGG arrived il Eng
lad t. attend a. :e bsp.;sm CT ihs aon G! the
2riace II Wales. Sir Rowland Hill has re-
tired ffe:a public life l. il e&d tbs tbs resent
auction s,ls Of tbs G.sa. Z stegn vii! DO cof-
,ssted in The law courte by g biGdor who
olaius TO BIO the legal purchaser.
A rev Cabinet had been formed IN Mad id
Il /, said That tho Premier, S-nor Mrn, will
endesv 70 rss'ore Spani@t crsdi. Is the for-
cign markets.
Consois Closed in London on ihs 4th Of
hafca d: 81 a. The bullion in the bAnk CT
EG;, and lsu increased Tia Liverpool COZ
Ton market closed quiet cit the 46h inst., with
c,icsa unchanged tom q siiSht decline ekps,
risnccd dnring ths prsviaGs day. All ia'lies
Of hi&a's'uWs U ara s:i2hil !o1or. PfovisicEs
were quiet ard tenjing downward.
The Danish Ii9r.
The Do. "a war Eas no. .F0cca''sd anT ilr-
th-r T!,s r.urcuatr.nce a; France t. Prussia
a.-ai,:ss ts advance oftho PrGssi Al troops 1ato
j ut;at.i il said to bs far sss f3isi3ie han Ea-
,pnd's, bat the tons II The documents Is c IL
silereti indie alive that EspnlsGn fully means
what BE al, e Nouaia5f, IL il 1Fstein, IS block
a1a; and IL is assorted that tie pfusslsn, have
notified England Of "a Intended eafiy attack
on Ezsderea.
TIE Awetriau snmis fticia: correspondence
Of Vieis?a aeGi-s the rGiaors3 ~a!iSs prapa1-
.iors n Fe.itia, and most positively declares
has u.tti.. l-a nat tbs reia0sass iIlsbii00 Of
-..iini"n tie ofsrsige Tbs r1mors are, rev.
er.heless, repeated ria Turin.
There ia nothing important to day relative to
tho Dsniah war, and nothing ia EXP eciad until
inc interval requested by Denmark for de-
gliding tho Conference qlsstioD has expired.
--latest va Queenstown.
LorpoN, March 6-Eyening.-Is 10 repor.s,
t.as the Ausirisn- are marching Oh Frsdcrica,
JutlaDc
The arabia raassj tie China on the 9th, cfi
Cane Clear the Arabia So lis a. miinign fol-
Doaton
PARIS, March 5-Ths Patr,e publishes a
disratch from Hamburg announcing thas three
brgades of AZ ,tTiau troops havs received or.
ders from Gen Wrange TO en!er ia land rap.
idly and invest +. edsrica
no~co 1fooffnu Ao,~