Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-25

I'LL AEASa
Tie approaching visit o. the English prince
il already beginning 10 trouble the heads Of
the visit loving folks OF New York. The Her
aid gives a list and description Of mansions
that have been offered for the residence Of him
self and suit during their stay.
GaribsIai has written a letter TO Vi-tor Emz
manu-. declaring his intention Of eonquering
venetia. Austria and the Pope are eoncoc-
une measures against hin.
A deputadon from Rhode Island has invited
a visit from the Prince Of Wales. No decided
aRsEsr was given
4 correspondent on board the United States
steamer Water W5tch complains Of that vessels
lack Of success in capturing ~slavers, having in
several instances been Just in time 10 be too
late. Our correspondent relates that 30 well
concerted are the plans Of those engaged in
that Illegal traffic on the island Of Cuba, that
/. IS almost impossible 70 effect The capture Of
q SLAYER. 10 whom, when Of the coast, tsle-
graphic or other signals are made, 30 as
to warn thea Of danger. Two cargoes Of
slaves are stated to have been recently landed
a. CieHfuegos and Trinidad, with the know
ledge Of the authorities
We find the following in the telegraph news
BIZ the Norih america. What it refers to we
are net aware: The superior osunen Of com
uercs was engaged in considering the subject
Of the cotton trade. They had consulted The
opinions Of the principal members Of the
Manchester chamber Of commerce, and would
next hear the German and Swiss cotton spin
asrs.
We fud the following copied m some Of The
papers, but are unable to say what foundation
it has: Eossou.h's prolonged stay IN Paris
has rot been without meaning. The certain
grant Of a liberal constitution and a separate
government 10 Hungary has been the talk OF
The Bourss recently. a dssply-laid and most
extensive conspiracy, beginning in the old
palace OF Blda, has Just been discovered, and
I was to have burst forth on the occasion Of St.
Stephens Hungarian celebration, toward the
end Of August. The Emperor Of Austria, act
ing under the advice Of the Regent Of Prussia.
has made known his intention Of seeording
Hungarian Independence Oh the ls-h, bis
natal DAY. This wise conduct viii not only
save FIRE, bullet, rope and sword, but Hungary
itself Cfor a little while lonssr) to the HaPs-
burgs-
Il sppssrs that not all the people in Csnsds
get dazzlsd BY the display Of royalty there
the Hamilton Time, speaking Of the Prince o!
Wales intended visit to he United States sen.
sibly remarks; A raluabls lesson viii the
young Prince learn from observing the pros
perity Of thai people whom bis ancestors drovs
to rebellion. He viii see how little free and
energetic people really depend upon princes
how easily they can be dispensed with, and
bow wise it is TO dispense with them when
hey misuse the prsrogatives which are in
trusted to them for the peoples benefit.
It is q singular fact that while the Pope is
eursing Garibaldi, and various people are sub.
seribing money to save that holy father from
DIN, be Is in the position OF the Pope's legate,
and has been honorsd as such. By an ancient
/ bull, the king or other governor Of Sicily is az
sfdo a legats Of the Pope. Att grand mass a,
Palermo Cathedral, Garibsldi attended in his
/ usual red shirt and felt hat. The archbishop
| received him at the door with the holy water
and an assistant with the crimson canopy
while the rest Of the clergy were on their knees
After the sprinkling Of the holy water, all tn
| chapter Of the cathedral marched IN procession
toward the greater altar, and Garibsldi, es
corted By the archbishop on one side, and arch
| priest on TIE other, with six young priest
holding lighted torches before him, and a pre-
late the crimson umbrella over hIs head from
behind. Walking between the lines u guards
ascendea the throne OF the kings Of Si.ily-
where, as is his right, or Of whomsoever hold
authority in the island as such, he presided a
as le-ste Of the Pope, receiving all obeisancl
and respect due to the Pope himself ; keeping
bis hat on, receiving the incense, having tn
gospel read at the foot Of the throne, etc. AZ
ter the service he was accompanied 20 III
gates with the sane ceremonial By the clergy
and was taken back to the palace, passiD.
through some Of the principal streets Of th
city in the prssor's carriage, be sitting al
alone on the back seat, the prator faeinl
him.
On Tuesday, at Quebec. amid a pourin
rain, the prince left the Governor General
house, 10 take up his residence IN the parlia
msnt buildings. Al tbe levse an The Romai
Catholic bishops In he province were frs
presented separately; next, the Judges Of tb
superior conrt Of Lower Canada; then ID
] members Of the legislature and council, ID
speaker OF which read an address in Frenc.
! and English, to which the Prince replied. A
lhe conclusion, The speaker was desired b
kneel down, and TIE Prince, taking an IN
sheathsd sword from the Duke Of Newcastle
struck the speaker lightly, saying, "Rise uT
I Sir Narcisse Bsliesu.D The mcabsrs Of b
lower house were then Introduced, and an id
dress was read by the speaker, William Henri
/ Smith, on whom the honor % knigbthood wa
bestowed. After this, the officers OF tbs gar
risoB were presented; then the Anglican Dish
CD and clergy, who presented an address, an
received an appropriate reply. About On
thousand gentlemen were then presented;
number Of addresses from national s~ocietie
were then presented. After a levee, upzsu
Of fifty members Of the legislative council an
assembly partook Of de junsr with he Prince
In the afternoon the prince drove to Montmo
renei falls. There were a dozen arches on b.
way, and the houses were dressed with nsgs
etc. Crowds on the road cheereo Justify. Th
prince was delighted with the falls. He VIZ
tied the natural steps and returned to town &
dinler- .-ra .
The D~aveaPG1 Ggws) Dszourai and Eer
says that ssaaE .RokRsRss postmaster ,
Iowa city, has resigned and rstslnea s10Oo
q tss SPss5E9'nt HsPg s once