The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-07

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The announcement is repeated that Prince Ma
Holeon has been appointed to ssccccd - Regent by
the French Emperor in the event OF his DEATH
Consols closed in London on the 2lst Of Jannary
at from 500 to 800 Tor money. In Liverpool cotton
was 1r1ner but unchanged. Brsadstdfs wore inac-
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REPLIES OF EUROPEAN COURTS TO THE
CONFEDERATE MANIFESTO.
Some OF the replies to the manifesto recently
adopted by the Confederate Congress, and sent to
its commissioners abroad to be given to the Euro
pean Governments, are published. We copy those
that we fnd II -r
EARL RUSSELL REITERATEs TnR INTENTION OF RNe-
LAND TO OBSERVE AN IMPARTIAL NEUTRALITY.
|. FoREIoN OFFICE, November Is, 1864.
Gentlemen have had the honor to receive the
copy which you have sent me, Of the manifesto is
sued by the Congress Of the so-catied Confederate
States OF America.
Her Majesty s<iovernmcnt deeply lament the pro-
tracted nature OF the struggle between the Northern
and Southern States Of the formerly united republic
OF North America.
Great Britain has, since 1888, remained with the
exception Of short period, connected by friendly
relations with both the Northern and Southern
States.
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broke out in 1861, Her Majesty's Government have
continued to enter tGn sentiments Of friendship
equally for the North and for the South. OF the
causes Of the rupture Her Hajesty's Government
have never presumed to Judge.
They deplored the commencement of this sam
culinary struggle, and anxiously look forward to the
period Of its termination.
In the meantime they are convinced that they
best consult the Interests OF peace and respect the
rights Of all parties by Observing strict and impair
tai nenfralty. Such neutrality Her Majesty has
faithfully maintained, and scW continue to main
tar.
request you, gentlemen, to accept. RUSSELL.
REPLY OF Tue POPE.
Bishop Lynch, of Charleston, was employed by
the commissioners to convey the manifesto TO the
Papal Government, and an answer from the Cardl-
nal Antonelli, dated at Rome, December 2 1864,
was some time after received.
ANer acknowledging the receipt Of the letter Of
the Confederate Commissioners, and the manifesto
of the Congress Of the Confederate States Cardinal
Antonelli says: The sentiments expressed III the
manifesto, tending as they do to the cessation OF
the most bloody war; which still RACES in your coun
try, and to putting an end to the disasters which
accompany it, by proceeding to negotiations for
peace, being entirely in accordance with the dispo-
sticn and character OF the august head Of the Ca
tholic Church. do not hesitate moment in bring
ing it to the notice OF the Holy Father.
His Holiness, who has been most deeply afflicted
by the accounts Of the frghtfu carnage Of this OBJ
stinate struggle has heard with satisfaction the
preston the feelings and sentiments Being
Vicar on Earth Of that God who is the Pastor OF
Peace, he yehrns to see these wrathAappeased and
In proof of this be wrote to the Archbshops Of
New York and New Orleans as far hack October,
1861 inviting them to exert themselves in bringing
about this holy object.
You may, then, honorable gentlemen feel well
assured that whenever favorable occasion shall
present itself, Ills Holiness will not fail to avail
himself OF to hasten sosiesIable result it is
his most earnest wish that all nations may be united
in the bonds Of charity, peace and love.
the KING or SWEDEN AND NORWAY RESOLVED 10
MAINTAIN A STRICT NEUTRALITY.
STOCKHOLM, December Is, 1854.
The undersigned, Minister Of State and Foreign
Affairs of HIS Majesty, the King Of Sweden and Nor
way, has lately received the letter addressed to him.
under date Of Paris the nth Of November last, by
sAdessrs Mason, Siidell and Dudley Mann, Commits
souers of.the Confederate States OF America, and
which communicates to the Government of the King
his august sovereign the manifesto adopted by the
Congress OF the confederate States, June II, well
resolution setting forth the intentions, pInoi
PIES and views OF those States i'll reference to tn
war being waged between them and the United
States Of America and he considers it duty to
acknowledge receipt Of the same, and to state that
he has not failed 10 place these documents under
the eyes Of the King.
1t Is by his Majes,y's order that he must eonsine
himself to declaration to the commissioners that
the GOseynDieat Of ShPdea and N0Jseay is res01yeG
to maintain. as IN The past the most. strict neutya-
tty III regard to the deporebio struggle which has
sprung up between The States heretofore forming
the same time that its earnest wishes for ces-
sdtlOn OF so disastrous conflict, and for an ar
ranSement that may meet the Just claims Of each
OF the States that We're members of the Union,
VITA which. from its beginning, the Government OF
the United Kingdom has entertained the most cor
dial relations.
In obeying this order, the undersigned profits by
the opportunity to offer to Messrs Mason, Sl;dcfi
md Mann the assurance of his very distinguished
consideration. MANDERsTRoEA.
THH GOVERN MENT OF HE NETHERLANDS EXPRESSES
AN EARNEST DESIRE PoR THE RE-tsTABlIsuMENT
OF PEACE.
TIE HAGUE, December 80, 1864.
Gentlemen have had the honor to receive.
through the Kings legation at Paris your letter OF
the nth OF November last, accompanying cOby of
the manifesto issued ut Richmond on the Nth Of
June, 1864.
In thanking you for the communication, and
citA an earnest Wish for the prompt re-estc6lish-
.te"t OF peace ~ america, beg YOU gentlemen to
accept the assurance Of my high consideration,
T.. CREwKxs.
Aesus. J. Sliaell, j. II. Mason and A. Dudley
Mann
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