Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-12

/ ST- JOHSs, August . The Arabia. from In
I erpoOl, July 25lh, Vja Queenstown, 9th. vas
/ boarded off Cape Race, on Sunday p b., sn
route to Halifax and Boston. Her adgices aro
one week later
The question Of putting Canada in state Of
defense had been debated in the House Of Con
m0ns. It was generally contsnded that thsrs
was no danger to be aPpEehended from the
United States
/. Lord Palmersson said England had sent al
the troops to Canada that she could, and that Iz
rested with the Canadians 70 supply whatsvss
else was requisite
another expedition.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The London Times edis0-
rally contends that the defeat Of Gen. McClei-
ian has changed everything beyond debate A
general rising may be anticipated in ali the Dor
der States occupied by the Fedsrsls. Tee
NOrtheTners, who are no fools, are receiving the
conviction that the COnfederates can never be
subjugated. If the war IS to 90 on the immense
levy ordered by the President must be actually
made, but the men viii not volunteer. Y0lua-
teeriDg is working too slow for that
The New York correspondent Of tte TiEiss
declares that ia eleven days only u, 600 men
had come forward in spite Of the enormous
bounty. Up to the very latest society bad borne
the wasting away of the army with comparative
tranquility, but the foreigners and rowdies arc
ROW all but exhausted, and ths North VIII ind
the army cannot be replaced by money Fac.
NOrtherner must come forward IN his OWD
person, and fight in the swamps and forests, OF
the schemes Of conquest must be abandoned
If the scheme of enlistment fails, al IS over in q
lew months, the independence OF the South
must be acknowledge. The Conisderstes ara
well aware Of the NoTtbern GificUl.ies. The
Times also has special dispatch, staring tEas
Mcclellan was to be superseded by HallseiI.
The ATmy and Nary Gazette is Of tas opinion
thai Mcclellan IS now ii better position fcr
offensive operations against Richmond than
ever
In the Commons Mr. Dslscy Evans did nos
tLink there vas any immediate danger Of al
invasion of Canada by the Northern States
They had no means whatever Of undertaking
such pTojec.
Il the population Of Canada was true It could
preserve It's Independence without the assistance
Of British troops.
Mr.. Roebuck said, we ought to show the Cen
adiau people that we do not care a fGrthiDE
about their adherence 10 England.
Cromwell Lewis though. nothing st present
seemed more unlikely IMAM that the United
States should voluntarily originate war with
England.
Lord Palmerston regretted that a stroDg feel
ing upon a local question in Canada had resulted
In the refusal of Canadians to make due pE0vi-
sion for their defense in case Of invasion, At the
same time he did not agree with Ar. Disraeh
that the resalt was produced by the steps which
the government took last year 70 reinforce the
regular troops in the colony. Looking at tho
state Of North Ame1icssat that time, the dispatch
Of additional troops was simply an act Of pre-
caution, and bat stimulated Canada to do soma
thing tor herself. England has now sent AL the
troops TO Caaads, and it rests with the Canadi-
ans to make all their provision quite to protect
the colonies from invesiOa. The subject was
then dropped.
FRASCE-Admiral De LazTaviere embarked
on the 23i, on the frigate Norm sndy. for Mexico
It is repres sented that the Oreauiss element i1
French politics is in favor or the Federals, While
The Imperiaists are for the Couiederssss.
Paris bourse quiet and steady At 6Si, $50, sof
Tentes.
VERY LATEST VIA QCEESsTOWS.
LONDON. July 26.-The Timss, in It's editorial
to-day, says: We do the press of New YORK the
justice TO say, thai rs far as We have seen IT, it
treats the disasters of tie Federas with sufficient
fairness, though to a certain extent echoiug the
meudscious bulletins of the government aud ths
address Of General Mcclellan.