The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-09
Later from Europc-The Fenians-The Writ
orHabeas Corpus-mcrease Of the Military in
Ireland-.irrest of Americans-France and
Mexican Affairs, &c.

Irpland-.Arrest OF Amerlans-France ana
Mexican Affairs, &c.
NEW YORK, March The steamer City of
New York, from Liverpool on the 2lst, rio
Queens town on the I'D, has arrived.
GREAT aRITAIN.
The supension Of the writ of hdjeds corpus i'll
Ireland has been received with universal ap-
probation in England and very general salts
faction in Ireland. The first effect there
was uneasiness, aud produced some depression,
but the visor shown by the Government soon
restored confidence and had Il favorable effect.
The act, as passed by Parliament, autho-
rizcs the arrest and detention III custody,
until the lst OF March, ls67, of any person
suspected Of conspiracy. The chief object OF
The measure is believed 10 be TO enable the
authorities 10 deal with the numerous fenian
cmissaries from America, who are represented
rs scattered Ill all directions. The police are
acting vigorously ana making u large number
of arrests. The military force in Ireland is
also being strongly reinforced from England.
IT is reported that Sir Hugh Rose, com
maudcr in Ireland, has demanded further i'll
>tructions from the Government.
Four sergeants of Il regiment 1T Limerick
have been placed under arrest. Among the
latest arrests are General John Ill. Gleeson,
of the alarmy
The police were fired ut from Il house in
Tipperary, where il is supposed drilling was
I'm progress. One officer was severely wounded
some of the men We're arrested.
T. ]. McDonnely, the supposed Head ecu
Order continued To- be maintained in Ireland.
4 bill has passed the House of Lords autho-
riziug the Irish Government 10 take possession
II the telegraph lines If necessary.
FRAScE.
La the French Corps LegisitiT, the draft Of
an address in response 10 the speech from the
throne had been introduced. IT expresses sa-
li>laclion at the assurance that the expedition
10 Mexico Is 10 close. The address then alludes
to the "trtditional sympathies between
France and the nited states, and says that
the latter ought not To take umbrage at the
presence of French troops in Mexico. 10 rem
der their recall dependent upon any other but
our own conscience, would attack our right
and our honor, which your Majesty guards
with solictude worthy of France and thename
of Napoleon"
IL, P"trie gives a report that Mr.. Seward is
about To send conciliato tory dispatch TO france,
intmating the readiness of the United States
10 proclaim neutrality in regard TO Mexico,
subject 10 certain conditions.
GERMANY.
IL is stated that recruiting in Austria 10 fill
up the Austrian corps in Mexico Will COM
!nenCe i'll Il few days.
LATEsT COMMERCIAL.
Lop,iya, February 22-The Bank of England
has reduced itsrate of interest 10 per cent.
kirerpDDt, February 22.-Cotton-SaleS ON
Wednesday and Thursday, $4,000 bales, lnclu-
ding 1000 bales to spectators and exporters.
The market is irregular and lid. lower, under
The news from America.
Breadstuifs are quiet, and lose steady. Pro
visions close steady, except bacon, which Is
frmer.
THE LATEST.
Arrests continue active in Ireland
The Paris Patrie says that certain proposals
have emanated from Macmillan which rem
der probable the return of five thousand
troops from Mexico by the end CT Nay.