Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-12
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NV YoHK, Aug. 5.-The London Times Of
Saturday morning has an article expressing
the conviction that up to Friday evening no
news had been received frrm India, and, con
sequently, that ali recent reports had been thus
far totally unfOunded. This statement was
followed by a timinuti0n Of excitement il
stocks.
The Bank Of France had lowered the rates
OF advances on stocks to 81 per cent.
The clipper ships Golden Fleece and Lady
JocelgR are ordered 10 be ready at Portsmouth
on wednesday for the transfer of troops to
India.
The India mail would probably reach yes
terday should the steamer from Calcutta reach
SueZ IN season
A telegraph dispatch MAJ be hourly sx-
pected via Trieste.
In the House Of Commons on Monday, Mt.
Smith, in behalf Of the governmen denied the
truth of the report which had found its way
into print that the army IN Bombay had bro
ken out into mutiny, aud stated thar the latest
advices from India pointed out the very re-
verse.
In the House Of Lords, the Queens answer
to the address on the subject OF emigration OF
free negroes from Western Africa, was read.
Il merely gives an assurance of her earnest
desire to discourage all schemes for the emf
grafton Of negroes that are calculated TO pro-
mote slavery.
The proceedings in regard to the Atlantic
Telegraph cable continued Of increased inter-
IS. The stockholders Of the company OF Liy-
erpocl had given a grand banquet to the OH
GERS Of the Niagara and SusquSkaHHa, and The
completion Of the shipment Of the cable on
board the -AganemaOa had been celebrated By
a grand ,fsfe iB the Park. Nearly 10000 per-
sons were engaged at the latter entertainment,
including Professor Morse, Cyrus w. Field,
Hon. Henry J.. Raymond and others. Mr..
81 - 49,
stating that he should feel much honored If the
hrst message across the Atlantic. should be
from Q1sen Victoria to the President Of the
United States, and that he should enAesvor to
answer In a spirit and manner becoming the
great occasion.
The Agasemnon left Greenwich on the p h.
for Sherneess, to have her compassss ADJUST
I'd, sf er which she would proceed direct TO
Cork. All the important alterations in the
arrangement for laying the cable had teen de-
teTmined upon.
The plan now adopted, instead-of COMMENCE
ing in mid-ocean, is TO submergs the whole ca
Ole in a continuous lire from Valencia Bay to
Newfoundland Tn Niagara will Law the FIRST
half from Ireland to the middle OF the Atlantic.
The ends wiil then be Joined on board the .f.a-
memnon, which takes It on 10 the eoas. Of
newfoundland. During the whole progress
he four vessels wall remain together and give
HAAANHFA o01AaAaA~N - ANANAAANAs A0ueAaLA
Communication is to be kept up with the eoast
Of Ireland during the progress Of the work, and
wires are at once to be carried from Killarney
to Valencia Bay so as to connect with the BIZ
fish and Irish lines
The American horses. Pryor and Pryoress,
which had been entered to run for the Good-
xOod Cup, had attracted much attention in
BETH 2 circles and were backed at short odds.
FEAEeE.-One Of the arrested Italians lie
said to have made a full confession Of the de-
tails o. the recent conspiracy.
The Prose- says that the British government
has already communicated to Mazzini that al
though England would continue to afford an
ssylum for poiiticairefagees he could not be
allowed to prepare expeditions against foreign
states on Eugiish soil. Il is also stated from
other sources that the British cabinet had pro-
missed to subject Mazzini TO strict surveillance.
The NoniteHr alludes TO the discovery Of the
Italian plot to assinate the EmbeTor Napoleon.
and says it was coneocted in London, and
places Mazzini and Lebru Rollin as accom-
plices.
The M0aitsur also says that the runor that
the Fren b troops are to be sent to China, 10
without foundation.
The amount OF American cotton was 400, 600
bales.
Tho bnllioo in the Bank of England had in
creased f2lS,0o0.