Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-15

toward the United StasSsFn Gland by the cammuIhtl
Of TseekSssia byi TIC msrsssof friendstiP sse ES
ihs syept not lustif the ope Of the three powers
shoald the ardor Of the sruggls oveTue the wisdom
ner councils this attempt would not be the less horror
able for them hey Woald have fulfilled duty ol
humanity more especially Indicated In which la
e1eited passions which render all direct attempts a
otlauon more nlheuh II The MISC I'll which 10 or
national law assigns neutras at the ume that
prescEbes TO them strict nparfaiity and fhav coul5
never make nobler use OF their influence by endes o
inq TO put end 10 struggle which causes SO n ab
sufprlng and eomPrenses such great interests through
Finally even without imuiediste re,uIts these y,
lures would aot be entirely useless they might en-
courage public opinion TO views Of conc afion and has
eontiioute 70 hasten the moment when tho return Of
pesco might become possible
Irequsst you, sir IN the name Of bis Majesty to abb
mt these eqatderatOn 70 Lord RussolI OF 10 Prince
Goftsehako begging hm to state the views OF the gov.
eminent Of her mic Majesty the OF Rsss
I ,5y g.: t rf cr e. .DRoUfR DE LHuYs
Z % -sE oEarl Russsi's Rcplg,
The following patch was addressed BY Earl FussI
to Earl Oswley. her MajsstyE ambassador 10 Paris,
fa FOREIGN 0FFiC g. November I3 le65
MY LoEp The Count De Flahouli came a. tho For.
/ eign omee by appointment On Monday the 10Th
Instant ana read 90 me dispatch from 81 Drou IN de
rHpys relating to the evil war 10 North America Ia
tors dispsteh the Minister FOR Foregn Affairs states
hefe fo4Ts recspitustion Of the points presented
Such is snbGa6es the proposal ~ the government
OF ihe emperor OF the French and need hardly saw
As attracted the serious Of hsr Mfsstv
desirols Of acting In eoncurrenes with Franet uo6u
the great questions sgtsting the world snd upon
none more than on the contingencies eounsete with
the sTeat struggle going on in forth Arr.rios
Neither her Majesty, the Queen the British Hntiou
VIII eyar forget the nobls and emphatic rnat uer In
which the Emperor OF the French vinecaed the laws Of
nations and assisted the cEuss Of peace at the m M
seizure Of the Confederate commissioners on board tho
trent Her hajeltyS government recognizes with
peasure the design OF arTesng ths progress Of the war
by friendly measures the benevolent views and humane
Intentions OF the Emperor. They are also OF tss opin
Dase ~ d taka
curreneo Of Russis wond be extremely desirable Her
hhiesyE government have however, not been informed
up TO the present time that the Russian government
have agreed to cooperate win EuSlsnd and Frsnce On
this OCCASION although that government nav susport
tbs endeavsrf Of Ensland and France TO attain the
proposed But IS the end proposed attainabl. st the
present moment by the suggested By the govern
nent q Fra1ce' Such Is the est7n which has been
anXo1siy and carefully examined bv her Nassfvg GOV
ernment After weighing all the Information which hrs
been received from America her Maestys government
are led to tbs conclusion that there no sroun at the
present moment 10 hore that the Federal government
would accept tho proposal suggasted and retinl from
WasbingtoR at the present time would prevsnt any
speedy renewal Of The offer Her Msjsstys government
thnE therefore that B would be better 80 watch care
fully the progress Of opinion in America aud IL "a
there appears TO hope it may be found 10 hsve
Undergone or may undergo hereafter any change the
three courts might then ava themselves OF suck change
to oer their friendly esUss.l with greater prospect than
now exists Of iis being accepted by the two eoahnding
Her Maesty's goverJnent will eommunlcats T., that
o. Francs any intelligence they may receive from
suhiSct
Ysur Ezeelleney may read this dispatch to n Drouyn
oe Fhuys and give him copy ef It RUSSELL
Reply Of Russia 20 hs Proposition If France
ST PETERSBURG November Is. le6l-Ths Journal
st PsteFsburg contains the reply Of Praee Gortcha
koh to the no'e OF D.ouyu de rHuys which IN Sub
stance as follows; ~.
After recalling Tho constant Efforts Of Russia in favor
or e0nethaiion Prime Gorchekof Eays tha it 3 reln
site, above all things 10 avoid the appearance Of aay
presssre whatever capable OF chilling public spiuen n
America or Of exercising the susceptibility - that na
non we Oesye ihSt coEblned MEASURE Of tle throp
great powers however coueiatOry, if presented in an
oeinl or oiheious character would bs She esse Of an
arriving ~ result opposed pscifcstion H however
France shouId persist in her intention Of Mediation
and England shcnd aequiesce in her e0urrs Instructions
shal be sent 20 B'ron rtoeekl at Washugt n to lend
70 both his colleagues thcre Che French sid English
mni'er5) fnot official aid At least moral saIport
Opinions Of The English Press
LIvERFooIi November l3. P M-The LONDON Herald
bitterly d~nouuees the nou-ntervent!on policy OF the
BRITISH government and says that the Of Lord
Jona Russell dispatch "mOcks the hopes aud Insults
the Ellsery Of half million starving English laboriag
men"
The Herald then charges the British Cabinet with
aoeet patience and dastardly subniss order 70
Iotsn tns parliamentary support Of the Bright Rsd Cob
The London Daily News thinks that Lore Russsll's
answer IS the best that could have been nis without
entering unnecessarily upon discussion Of the merits
o the case aud rejoces at having escaped cm entau
giing diplomatic assoc atoms with France