The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-20
FoREIGN ITEMS.


Tax steamship Persia from Liverpool, 18th,
via Queenstown, 9Th, arrived At New York on
the 10th inst.
IT IS stated tn at the military staff in Cam
ada would soon be what it was before the
Trent affair. 6t III 80
TIE Daily Meas says the Americans in
London met on the 4th of July to celebrate
the day, but no account of the proceedings are
given The same journal editorially denoun-
ces, in sarcastic terms, the mischieyous malig- |
nifty of the Times, for its phariseeical and III
timed lecture to America in her time of |
trouble.
THE Mor7aiasg Star has also denunciation |
of the Times for its outrage American sem
sibilities on the most sacred of all days to the
/ American people. It hopes that Americans
will treat the insolence of this Mr.. English
writer with dispair, and says the writer is not
more the enemy of their country than the dis
grace of his own.
THE Epsca, of Madrid, says the Spanish
4 government has received most satisfactory
communications from its representative from
Washington, as to the probable effect pro-
duced upon the United States, by the disinte-
rested policy which Spain has adopted with
regard to Mexico The present relations of
the Cabinets of Madrid and Washington, are
most cordial.
THE Morning Herald says the celebration of
the 18th of joy and the prosecution of the
war constitute as glaring case as was ever
alleged against civilized nation, and that if
professions meant anything in America, the
mere reading of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence should suffice to condemn the invasion
of the Confederate States as utterly inexcusa-
BILE in principle and erroneous in policy.
The Times had given place to letter to
Mr.. Potter, President of the Manchester
Chamber of Commerce, in which the writer
urges the Government to grapple with the
cotton question in India, and the following
day another correspondent commended that the
Interference would be prejudicial.
THE New York correspondent of the Lon
don Times after pointing out the difficulties of
the present position of the Union forces, con-
tends that the capture of Richmond viii make
|
further South The truth is, an armistice and
} then settlement of this deadly quarrel by a
peaceful separation, is the only solution of the
difficulty. ..
THE Army and Nary Gazette says, although
it has always maintained the power OF the
!. North to take the principal military points in
the South, there has been no time since Bull
Run when their position and ability to do SO
: looked more precarious. 1t thinks the battle
2 of Richmond will determine the fate of the
campaign in Virginia, but will not stop the
. war. In the meantime there is no chance fol
> the smallest Intervention or oticious good
: Offices atAa4 ass#aa-
THE Turkish troops in Montenegro hav,
: met serious repulse.
: THE French Senate, having passed the Bud
. jet, was closed on the I'd.
. THE Spanish Cortes was closed on the ID.
t THE quarterly returns of the English reve
!, nue., made up to June 80, show clear increas
of ELL, 3lO over the corresponding quarter las
year.
THE Lord Mayor of London would give
public banquet to Mr. George Peabody on tn
% 10th July, upon the occasion of the presenta
If ton of the freedom of the city to that gentle
v man.
/ In the Chamber of Deputies the Marqui
e Popoli stated that the Italian Bishops had bee
= forbidden to proceed to Rome for the purpos
of participating in political acts.
"A CABINET Council was held at Fontaine
bleau on Sunday, the 22d, when Mexican a
fairs were again discussed.
A Palermo telegram of the 18th says
: Yesterday Garibaldi and Prince Humber
~ arrived here unexpectedly. They win b
present at the Inauguration of the Nations
IT Rifle Association, which takes place to-da,
s Prince Humbert will preside. Garibaldi hs
= addressed the people, urging on them the ne
eessity for concord"
g THE Paris papers of the, Gath assert that &
= the date of the last Mexican Dispatch Geners
n Lorencez was encamped in the Province {
OF Puebla, where he would be able to maintai
himself during the hot season, which termir
i. ates about the 9th of September The joul
Rals add : IfIn consequence of the reassurin
to information there is acquisition of delaying Ii
81 dispatch Of achievements, so that they shoul
= not reach Vera Cruz before the beginning
to October. The troops would thus escape Il
v tropical heats" tH.a al