Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-24
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The ship Jupiter, from N.w Y TX, for Ant
werp, reports that she was taken by an iron
Confederate privateer steamer of Sable Is'ald
ENGLAND The London Timss calls stten-
tion to the immense increase in the American
navy, and ssys nobody csn refuse the Feierals
the credit of consistency, in spite Of their defsais
and oiscourageasnts, IN fighting out the game
IN which they are eugaged--a gsme which
everybody sees must be 8 lcsing one. Il then
oissecis tbe naval efforts which have been made,
and says that, upon The whole, the rev Federal
navy has been designed with so peculiar and
exceptional an obJsCl, that il is hardly SAFE 10
draw sny general lesson or example. The
N1rtherners wanted a feet, not 70 encounter che
feet Of the enemy, but 20 take on the instant,
snd keep possession Of, an unc0Btested sea.
They required gunbOsts for the navigation of
the rivers, and aotiilas TO co operate with their
armies These nooeSsiliss of position they not
only discerned but accepted without an hours
delay, sId tire result certainly did them credit,
ss it has, indeed done them service.
Measured, however, BY European staudsrds-
their sgusdToDs can hardly be regarded As Fl C.
tive, unless we sEe 20 presume that other ma
tons bsye expended upon their msTies q large
amount of superaa9us pains. We esn do, in
twelve months, not only what the Americans
have done, but FIVE times as much Bv press
ing int0 the service every species of craft. and
setting every building yard 10 work without
stint OF security, we could very soon multiply,
By . very considerable figure the number of
ships We have in commission, but Their quality
would remain much the SANE as they arc at
present
Prof Cairns had been lectuTiug at Dublin on
the present American revolution. He holds that
the sRceess Of ths Nofeh means, if rot immedi-
sse emancipation, a. least the immediate arrest
sRd ultimate extinction of slavery while the
success of the South means the establisb bment Of
Flsv-ry on broader aud irmer basis
The L-Fd L eutsraut of ireland vas present,
and mev-d vote OF thanks to the lecursr 81
dseply depi0ei the civil war raging N America
ard Endorsed the neutrality of the British gov
eminent
The celebrated debating cub fthe Cambridge
Uaiversity hsd bsen engaged fo two evenings
ic discussing the American question. The ques-
ti5n as put was in effect, as follows That the
cause o. the North was tae cause Of human pro-
Tress. TIE proposition was negstved b. ayote
Of IL 80 33
ItWes IA tice1 thst the el5est son fEsTl R1s-
Gel spoke against the proposition
Mr Bsnlinek member Of Parliament, IN
speech a. g public banquet, h-d denounced
American Democracy, and The Northern States,
zs is exponent.
E Esrl Rossell, in reply to the CITY Of London
Gaubsl0i committee, hsd stated hat the Only
Aeans be could properly use 20 obtain the With
dAval Of the French troops from Rome, con-
sis.ed 10 making fTi-ndiy TenTeseatsiions 20 the
Fovunment ef tbe FrsTeh Emperor BE added
thst luch TepTessn s'ions rad not been wanting
sn thepsrt # tie BTiish government, and that
similar representatives should be made whenever
necessary.
PARIs-The B0urse closed firm, with sn sd-
vat eng tendency, on the lOsh Of October
Rentss 70f soc
ITALY.-Ate e CONSULTATION in Spezzia. touch
ing tbs wound q GaIitaldi, ssve ateen surgeons
were present IRE general sfare Of bis health is
satisfactory. snd It il believed that no important
surgical ousIs ion viii be squi5ed.
The Glebe ssys that the Euglsh Cabinet will
shortIv give expression % its views concerning
lie proceedings Of the Alabama.