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The Daily Dispatch: July 14, 1862., [Electronic resource], Important from Europe. (search)
Daily News regards the latest news as portending the almost indefinite postponement of peace. In the House of Lords, Brougham deplored the continuance of the civil strife and its consequences to Europe. He thought it impossible for England to interfere, but expressed the opinion that the Americans would see the suicidal character of the struggle, and come to amicable arrangements before they entirely lost the respect and affection of Europe as a nation. In the House of Commons, Mr. Hopewood asked if Government intended to take steps as a mediator. Palmerston expressed deep sympathy with the suffering operatives, and eulogized their endurance. He wished it was in the power of Government to take steps for their relief; but interference in America now could only aggravate matters. Both England and France would be delighted to take mediatory steps. When a fitting opportunity arose, he should look upon it both as a duty and a pleasure. After another debate on fortifi