Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-01
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LATER EBONA ADMAOEEs
Special to the New Orleans P~iesyune.l
NORFOLK (via. Petersburg), January 20
The 6ag Of truce, to day, arrived at Norfolk
brought the wife of the consul Of the Neither
lands. All others turned back. and among then
three Of the Hatteras prisoners.
The Federals with the flag of truce were very
close and gruf The cause is unknown.
Latest accounts from England and France
represent those governments and thea people az
lbeing bitterly hostile towards tho United States
and favorable to the South.
It is believed that the recognition Of the Con.
fsderacy by those powers viii speedily take
place.
Nothing further here concerning the Burnside
expedition.
The Europa, which left Liverpool on the l1th
and Queenstown on the 18th, has arrived at
HatJeras, the wind blowing a hurricane.
COTTON.
Sales for the week amount to 10000 bales,
10000 taken by spectators aud 10000 by ex-
pOTteTs. The market was excited, and prices
advanced Cd. Fair Orleans 144, middling l3s.
Stock in market, 565,OUO bales, 0 which 2i5,OOU
are American. Sales small, holders demanding
an advance.
Breadstutfs dull, and provisions quiet.
HAyRE COTTON EIARKET.
Sales for the week ending on the 9Th were
l25,UO0 bales. Market excited and firm, with
an advance Of IOf en- the receipt Of the latest
! American news. Stock in market, l6S, 600.
The Nashville was ready to sail from South
ampton. The United States steamer TuscarOra
was watching her.
The London Herald demands of the British
government that it prepares for war, in case Ma
son and Sidell were not released and returned.
In France, great Indignation i5 expressed
with regard to the stone blOcksding feet,
and qualification at the return Of the embas-
sailors
It was reported that the Sumter sailed from
Cadiz for Southampton.
There had been a destructive earthquake at
Dresden.
There was srumor Of a reported battle at
Bowling Green, in Washington yesterday, in
which the Federals were defeated.
The steamer Kate arrived at Nassau from
Charleston, $. C., with the Confederate flag
flying.
The New York money market was I'M
changed. The financial crisis continues. The
Herald reports that there had been half a million
OF dollars in specie exported thence, weekly, for
the last SIX months. Il. P.
To the Associated Press
The steamer Europa has arrived at Halifax
with Liverpool dates Of the 10Th inst. Ths fol-
AtNfAhS 10 q oLIllldAy VI utL NEWS
Preparations for war continued in England.
The London Times undertands that England
has returned answer to Seward, expressing gras-
~itication for the dissvOwal Of Wilkes act in cap
turing Mason and Sidell.
The Post announces that England IS fully
satisfied.
The Ne,7s denOuncs the policy of the Times
and the Post.
France is generally gr.tfed with the Iendi-
ton OF the commissioner.
The Paris M0Htsur says there is a feeling Of
regret and Indignation throughout England and
France for the vindictive act Of attempting to
destroy the port of Charleston.
The privateer Nashville is closely watched by
the Lincoln steamer Tuscarora, and the prospect
of a battle between them is anticipated.
The Sumter Is reported to have sailed from
Southampton.
The Liverpool cotton MARKETS unchanged
The European Powers are seriously discussing
the propriety Of recognizing the Confederacy,
and it viii probably be done within sixty days.
A general bankrupt Law is proposed in the
Federal Congress.
Mrs. Epping and three children, wife of the
German Consul at Savannah, have arrived at
Norfolk.
Earl Russell predicts the Lincoln government
wilbe hopeless without brilliant victory during
the month Of January.
ST. JOINS, n. f, January 2j-The latest
intelligence by telegraph sia Queenstown, is as
follows.
LIVERPOOL, January 9,-The steamship City
of Washington, from New York, srrived'out on
the Sth, and the steamer Jura, from Portland,
arrived the same day. They brought out the
announcement Of the adjustment Of the Trent
affair, which was seceive1 with the greatest sat
i~stactOn. COnsois Immediately advanced from
] 70 y per celt.
The rendition Of Mason and Sidell to the Gus
tOdy Of Lord Lyons was received with the great
est satisfaction, but some journals complain of
the uugrsCious manner in which the Washing
ton Cabinet proceeded. Others accord due cred
it to the act, and the graceful manner With
which the settloment was conducted. Consols
Immediately assumed a buoyant tone, and adj
yanced over one per cent.
The king of Portugal is III
The United States guuboat TuscarOra had ar
lived at Southampton to watch the Nashville,
was there and ready for sea.
Tn vessels destroyed by the pirate Sumter
were the ship Vigilsut, bark Eben Dodge, and
schooner Arcade.
The continental news Is unimpoTtaut.
The Paris BgUrse Was hEm and higher, and
-entes being quoted at OF voc.
a violent earthquake had occurred in Greece.
FROM AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, (Ga.) January 29.-Priyate dis
patches received here from Savannah this MORN
ng say that the city is more quiet, and no i'm.
Mediate attack is apprehended. The object Of
enemy seems to be at present to cut of com