Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-04
THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.


A friend has furnished us the New York Herald
Of the oath inst, from which we extract the fol
lowing foreign intelligence:
ST. JoHN's, n. F., September 90, 156l.-The
| steamship Persia, from Liverpool on the l4th
via Queenstown on the 18th inst, passed Cape
Race at half past eight O'Clock yesterday (Sun-
| day) morning. She was boarded by the news
yacht Of the press, and a summary Of her news
| obtained.
The Persia Is due in New York on Wednesday
! the 25th inst.
The dates per the Persia are four days later
than those by the Sax0nia.
| The steamship Canada, from Boston, arrived al
/ Queenstown on the I4th inst
| The Persia reports-passed on Monday, 10th
inst the steamship Great Eastern, putting back
! to Liverpool in a damaged state
4 dispatch from Queenstown Of the 18th Of
September says the steamship Persia has Ell,
000 in specie On beard.
The steamship Canada reached Liverpool or
tie 18th
A London dispatch of the 18th instant says
there is no news to-day Of amy political impor-
tancf.
The Persa reports the following arrival from
q blackad,l fart-AIrivcl from Charleston sep
iember 3 Mary Cr,l, al Liverpool.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
The report thar She American minister at ErJls-
srls had offered a command in the Federal army
10 Garibaldi is confgned, but wha; tire result of
the ei5er was is not stated from London
The CarFco Mercantile lof Geneva confirms
the news that Che American minister at Brussels
had visited Garibaldi at Caprea to offer him
command IN tie Federal army.
The DirF0 (of Turin) regrets that it cannot
give a denial 10 the rElnoT Of ths acceptance of
the oif,a by Garibaldi-
The rumor is confirmed that Spain is 10 join in
The Anglo-Irench expedition to Mexico.
The London T5wrs cditorially ri4icIlcs the
passport system of the limited States. and saws
tiiat it VIII not secure the desired ends Il adds
-haf the only cnza1l4iut that England has TO
make IN tie matter Is in ngard TO me disc0TE-
teSy toward Lord Lyons in leaving him 10 learn
OF the new arrangements from the newspapers" +"
Movements were making in England OF troops
preparatory 10 their enbarkment for Canada
Mr. Russell, in another letter to the London
Tunes Oh American affairs, says that General
Mcclellan is rapidly becoming muster Of the Sitit-
atioR and that the movements of the FedeTalists
by water, both on the seaboard and down the
Mississippi river must greatly eInbanass the
South
1t was stated that the city of New York took
filfv-iye cases Of rifles for the northern army,
but the agents of the line denied all kH0asiedge
gf GHg ShjpRcm c0Htrg5DBd Of arar.
GREAT BBITAN-The Prince of Wales had
goae to Prussia to witness the military move
nents on the Rhine.
IT was understood that Earl Clarendon would
represent Great Britain at the coronation of the
King Of Prussia.
FRANCE.--It was again reported that the visit
of the King Of Prussia to the Emperor Napoleon
was likely to be postponed.
The monthly returns of the Bank of France
show an increase of nine millions Of francs.
The Paris M0nitcur denies the rumor of extra
ordinary naval arrangements by France
The Bourse was fiat at 69E 10.
IRALY-Italian affairs were without change
HtNGARY.-It was said that the Hungarian
Diet world be convened on December Isl.