Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-16
rnRFIGNHEmS.


Tbe ROYAL Charter, with a large amount o.
spses on board, was wrecked on the coast Of
W-lss. The residents were picking up golden
s1rs-signs with which the shore was plent-
faUv strewsd. -Four hundred and seventy per-
sens wsrs lost, and only thirty-one saved
On the R5thof October a terrible gale streW-
estbe British coast with wrecks. In the inte-
nor. turnpike roads and railroads were de-
sh-oved and buildings seriously injured The
f5ss nm 70 an extraordinary hight, breaking
many vessels from their moorings-
Garibalii has issued a proclamation TO The
NesDsFtans, in which he tells them that they
were not among those who have recently
a~whfppedD the Austrians, but be expects them
70 10 their part toward the liberation Of italy
Ehen tie moment comes to strike for free
DOM" Arising IN Naples is expected
Much u-nsasiness exists in England respect
fur BE alliance between France and Spain for
M suiaraton o. Morocco. Il is thoHght
that France .is perfeeting a plan 70 subject
spain. Piedmont, Naples andths PsPal States
= her authority
Enrland's jealousy II France il increasing
almost daily, and the French press is zssum-
ing a. acrimonious character in discussing
English Affairs. As only such articles can aP-
pear in the French papers as the Emperor per
nits, this fact Is significant
The French are cutting a canal across tn
Isthmus Of susz. The English think It vii
sE7rd that country a chance Of stirring n
troubis in their East India possessions, an
much jealousy is the consequence. The Sui
tar Of Turkey has lately ordered tie work t
Be- stoupsd. France believes the Influence o
England 10 be the cause Of their adverse &C
lion. and a strong feeling OF indignation is tn
result
In England the people are contributing free
IL 10 a q Garibaldi nuskst fund.- tie objee
being to furnish the Italian patriots with tn
PRACTICAL means Of giving the devil bis due.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
The correspondent Of the New York TIM
writes a. follows:
TIE recently discovered silver mines Of tb
Carson Valley region are among the riches
Of ali the mines ever opened upon this cOas'
These are the Washoe mines but the Eeologi
cal indications are that the country IN tha
vicinity e fun Of them. A correspondent o
ne Baueffn Of San Francisco gentiemsl
whose statements 7 believe may be implied ]
relied upon-thus writes:
The fact Of rich silver ores being in this D.
calftv has been known for several years.; but
al q few months aEo, there had been no DE-
eovsries IN places which guaranteed 70 The q
pIrrer much encouragement, and which d
away with the idea that the detached piece
were net brought " some unknown agencl
from some distant locality The discover
was made By a prospe tor looking Tor surfae
rrfd diggings. Finding some mineral Sub
stance. and having business in Nevada CITY
he determined 10 bring it over FOR testing, IN
nsgs his sunrise and delight when b. f0nn'
wrrth az the rate If over a Thousand dollar
Der ions He received bis assay in ne even
inr. and In Nno time" mounted BIS horss
and Hput" for bis n-wiy discovered P tosi
TIE news flashed lte lightning, and before I
O'clock that ni-ht a party was mountet anil
f1li chase aftsr him One Of those indiFidrsl
~ ths time was an " unfortunate miner. No
having the means 20 embark, be solicited ans
obtained the w~berswithal, and to-day be CT
packef $4,000 Tor bis interest. ImeIelT men
ton Ibis fact 70 show how "luckn win tnrI
and favor the eTer-bouyant and enterphsing.
AZ ] remarked before, but two mines ar
onenrd n moment, and as the Esinv season +
al hand. nUL Hlltt VIII pIolduif now Be dom
fo- months. In the spring, and when they ee
fairly 20 work, the results VIII stsggeT To-
mesf sHgune-
Hsre now Is a new held for exploration B.
he scfsntfhc and practical miner, and anoths
artery from which will low al abundance q
wealth. which, ss Californisns, we should see
- work ard retain, instead Of shipping %
ores. a. is now being done, 70 European couE
tries. There is no discovery vet made on n
Pacific coast which viii place us on such
solid footing, IN q mineral point Of view, Z
this. Being % closely allied 70 the great 90
district Of California, It viii give weight al
eubstsnialitr 70 both, and win impress itsc
strongly on he minds Of European and Atlal
tic fniring ad~FeniureTs, that, notwithstsndiI
their past unfortunate investments, they vi
Be for irving their luck again IN our lands
gold and silver. Investments in silver min
are regarded with more certainty than gold
fact, experiences proves such 10 be the cas-
and vet. 7 think, sorapid IS the progress IN Z
art Of saving gold, that i viii, before long
snd that not very long either7giye the great
promise and reward OF the two metals.
There seems now 10 exist ba few doub
about the mineral richness OF fhc coentrv
the eastern slope Of the Sierra Nevada. Co
silver and copper have already been discover
ever az extensive section Of country. Tied
relopment of the mineral wealth now know
h exist il that valley VIII tend to hastsn
Territorial organizstion, 70 be soon follow
BY the forming and adoptingof q State Consi
tuition. Re silver, copper and gold min
Ell soon build up . new State on any Ter
tory belonging to the United States. As "a;
BE- expected, he recent rush Of population
the hashoe country gives gresH4mportsnes