Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-03
S2jIg gppeal.
England ard France side with tse
ssuGhsrn coafedsraSF.

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sng3assa and France Side with tne
ssuGhsrn c0afedsraST.
From lao Ns- TS-k Dsily Eews-l
The intelligence received By the two stssm-
ers laat hars arrived from Ehgiana, within
the isst Four DAYS. is of The most msnacing
snf sisrniag g. scrpusL. Eoile1ins uF the
frisi.dir -rsnisestat5oRs already exhibited BY
the Paimerston h5nislTy toward the S5utbern
Cearsaerscv and the attitude CT Indifference
Il hss essuGlad 70 the wishes of the Washing
fca adg,inistralion, large reiHeoicenenks OF
tsaoss ire a5aut TO be poured int the Cana
das, sd that province is at once to be pUt up-
On z var footing. The Great Eastern will
arrive on OF sbsut tie 3isand TIE Golden Fleece
On The 18Th Of JalF, with three thousand FIVE
hun 3sai men, lnciu3ifg q bstferyof tae Royal
Artillery, snd larger force wih be eisPa caed
II hecezssTy-
Tie Iea3sn Herald ePsaly avaws that the
meeepFe bss seea eiopted in sntagoni6m 20
tbs Uniled States, and adds thai sit seems 70
De inry Bic hat. Before long the question Of
> paper blockade ahouia become su'jeet cf
serious d;seussisao . The london Tgalss goes
furthe1, at3 says hat g II aslington has 10
faireT G.ia oTsF MGn-g0merr thar The King oe
Narisz has eyer Sic5iy.'t Public sentiment ia
Lfgislj seems generally, iH fsot, to Be gradu-
ally z1si ntistsHg with the view Of MF. Gregg
~, tl7t HJhe Interests of Francc and England
are identical on tae Amcslcaa question, Ead
tAat the recognition By these tvo great powers
Of The Southern Co1fedeTacv viii cause the
Eer party in he North to pause, bsfg-s plune-
Ing heir country men deeper into the sad struv-
gle,2
some of our leading journals have been in
cliaea to favor The idea of a war iih Eng
land, on he ground that the rivalry betzeen
that coUBtr7 aud France would Induce Louis
NapeieoH o side win the North, foT he pur-
pose sf accomplishing his ends on the coStj-
He1t OF Europe. / 517 appears, however,
tba. the courts OF London end Paris have
agreed TO adopt the sane policy toward the
United States, and consider it to re for ihe
advantage OF b3tU 70 bTesk Down tae unc5H-
stjtuIaual blockade Of the cotton ports, sGG
sellr3TF .s'Ee the q facfo independence # the
Co fzGeTats States The powers OF Europe
ccatemDiste the affairs OF this s5misphsTe
jus they do hose OF Iadia, China, Africa
OF ItAiiy, exclusively from the poini of view Of
their owl interests. Tbey DO not care = straw
fer Us or our Institutions, eEcen' ing a. We nav
be more OF less eligible az producers or custo-
uers.
The benefit tAey can derive from the South
is clear, and its products are indisPzuEsb bic 70
tbe support Of tbsir ova population, while
their ccgan neTce with the North amounts 10 but
c comparatively email per ceBtags Of their
- AL.
O. cotton, four millions OF people In The United
KiHgjom, sGc half hat humber in France,
wo "a be Eobbe5 OF their daily bread. and, TO 2
greater OF tssE degree, the shock OF suzh a ca
lamitv weud be felt BY every individual IN
both cf those countries. Instructions would
be almost inevitable iR jbs mSuufa turing dis
tTic's and The very fcuhdatioBs of society
would Be shaken by such convuisions IS it is
TO b. fesrsa Eculd result from general lack OF
r.
she French En~cror viii run the risk of en-
cou8teriHg ? catastrophe whieh can be avoided
3 the small cost OF h1stisiries with sn insane
government }ke that Of President Lircclr.
whose misrulz ba7 already been so EfuDsn }ous
that it wjii BE the bT-word OF mankind For
ages to cone.
Il has been known for ever 3 month, that
communications have besn received by Mr.
JEFF rson Davis from Mr.. Yancey, in which
the latter geHtiea T. ccnvCTs be most glowing
accounts OF Che msuncr in which be had been
everywhere received, srd y the prospects be
e2tertEi1s Gf securing the objects Of bis mis-
sion A Paris letter, in the IaSepe=dcrce Bsi-e.
now asseT-s bat Nir. Rcst, another OF BE-
Sogthrru conn i-Eicners &C Europe, has had m
audience wIrh Lord Pslusrston, and received
00sitive scsuraHce from the Premier, that
Eueisad Wiii Ieeogzizs the Independence Of
the S7g. bern States % Do distant period T.
sIso qHeses Nr Rest ss having reported that
th= Gcfiou ~ France viii be uuform with that
CT Ergiand bcg2h not simultaneous, nor ihe
reenlt &C any diEsct G.plomstic undsrsi sT3iBg
bst&s1n -1e fvo couniTire- - s'r777s7 -
Psris fl5EsIear, 81, inisec, ca thr eve of 5eirg
verified, t1st % 10 Is ~. prCbTb's that q block
ad- VIII BE- recognized gh:ca dsprfrss the
paFe-e - Uurope o. aIaW material necessary
for iazlr g18Hufact ana upon which Se-
rends 5be 6z 'y bread He millions of their sub
isefs@ Eue and and France cannot be i'm
posed uDoa. ss E-e the people Of The Northern
Sssses, bg lie false pTrteases Of the sdminis-
ire s'icn; H-r age the two greatest nations on
sarth 10 be frightened By tlr feebla, ridiculous
tl7cst 81 al their representatives, a. Hssbing-
Ton vy}! pc banded cGeiT passports.
L. vo-6- EF L;acoln and his advisers,
having brog-5t ilfs country 70 tie verge Of des-
fru-t-5u 81 ho-re: substituted tFTaEHY for T
Ee,uEiiesn form Of government; tEzmpisd un-
der fo1r every requirement Of the constitution,
and rsr1-fratsi eu CTmities unparalleled Ia
mo5efn tlm=s, have finally swsggeIs5 such ab-
yu-a p-eteHsions before foreign nations, tba'
here is every chsLce Cf cur being involved in
war v-stH ba.h ENGLAND and France before
the cIa-e u his wear. Is the United S ates
prepared 20 nee such II iHrre.se or eubsT-
r7ssmenl? Before H ny days battle vii
have bees goucLtiB Virginia WbicbeyeT sec
ffgr fr victorious lt viii prepare The way for
renewed ccuficts. God only knows where cur
civil war uiu end. Can We bssr the suPerad-
3sd trrtsa 1f hostiljtes WitG nations Eosssss-
Ing tle most powerful hecls and armies that
have ever existed since the -srih emerged from
cbsos2 When the American fsg shall 10
logger wave outside Of cur hsTboss; when oUT
commerce shall have bsrn destroyed, and cur
shiruins sHuihIstsd: when Our POT5s arc, in
their suTz. bioct7d AIDED. viii aoy party in ,de
las SSH continue to applaud tne wicked poll
CT wh.ch has p'uagcd the Republic into such
aD ABYSS o. evilz? Alas. We are already
fallen 10 sucl p condition Of moral ard physi
cal iupotsHcy, that OILY an iLterPosiGon of
the Almighty can recogaT us.