Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13
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FARTHER PoINT. November .-Ths steamer
Norwegian, from Liverpool, on iha 23l, via Lon
donderTy, on the 2Ish. passed this point to Q le-
bee TO dsy.
The City of Baltimore, from NsH York, az
rived st Queenstown Ou the 22d
Tia steamer AEEi5-SsIon, from Quebsc, ar
rived at Londonderry on tbs 221
Both vesssls were supposed 70 be CE Liverpool
when the Norwegian sailed.
The weather continued very boister1us, and
additional marine disasters continued to be re-
ported.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Times city articls, referring 10 the -eso-
luton c5ntCmplated by the Confederate govern
rcat to collect million bales Of cotton asd sell
them 70 Europe, subject TO al the contingencies
a. 30 the dale at which they can be shipped, says
ia is not without importance. Should the reso u
ti5n be passed, there are probably many specu-
lators who might n tempted into speculation,
provided the margin of prof! offered wss very
| laTgr. The writer suggests perhaps the Colt=cs,
/ By means Of tie OTieto end other vessels, hope
to break up The blccks3e Of Charleston or other
| ports during the winter
Tie DAILY NeJes thinks the Federal cause has
never before looked 30 like success IN is essen
/ tial features. The South Is slm1st st the last
/ stage Of exhaustion, while the North is nearly
untouched IN all its resources. An that Faro
psan nations have to DO is 70 wait 1bs event
/ must soon be decided by ether iuGUenCes Khan
those.
/ The Times, Of course, tskes directly the op-
/ posite view, and Gays More important thar
news Of battles is the fact that the New York
mOney market hs, st last begun really to feel
/ the dangers which threaten the couETy, with
not sirgle Confederate State conquered. or
likely TO be; with not one cent yet levied by
direct taIati0H ~ the North; with sn immense
host Of raw recruits 10 be paid their 5ouuty, to
/ be armed, clothei and supported with Gigantic
mass Of materials 20 provide for smother invs-
/ sion. The Federal government finds its pspsr
! deprecated not far from g third in value Al
! though, probably re invasion Of Pennsylvania
! on q large scale is intended fresh raid scross
! the Potomac impresses she Federols with the
conviction that their enemy is ss full Of spirit
/ ever. TIE article then eXpatiatrs on the iutes-
minabe and iudecisive nature Of the battles iH
/ the West
| The Liverpool correspondent Of the Times
| (MT. SpeHcer) urges mediation OF recognition on
/ the ground that Europe cannot remain ca.lous
either to the suffering there or The horrors i'm
pending elsewhere. lie thinks the contest but
/ 700 likely TO degenerate ialo mutual bu'chery,
and that England may then be driven to take
up arms to end such an outrage on civilization.
/ The Daily Nelrs points ID Summers speech in
! B9zton and it, reception ss a Te.u.atiOu of the
/ inns argument, that the emancipation scheme
would be Tepudiat,d. Il tdsnouuces the scauda-
/ lous cbargrs which have bsen brought against
the authors and ab,ttors Of the scheme.
| Sir Bofjsmin : 1die distinguished surgeon,
died at his seat in Surry On the Dist inst.
A cabinet council. was to be held Al London
/ on the day the steamer left Liverpool
3 q IL
/ tious were offered. calling the government to
recognize the independence Of the Confederate
States, as the only means Of ending the civil
/ war
An amendment wss offsred, declaring thai re-
| cogniton was imp0ltic, and likely to result in
war with the North
After 8 warm'debata aud upTosrious proceed
/ ings, the original motion was declared carried,
although the meeting was about equally divided
The destruction of American ships by the
/ pirate Alabama caused a general advance In the
rates at Llody's, Of two TO three per cent. on all
American ships. The advance demanded at
! Liverpool was as high as FIVE guineas
FRANCE.
| II Is stated that Persiguy and Foulde have
consented to Teunsin in the cabinet, the emperor
1 having assured them that there ia nothing reac-
! tionary ia his present policy respecting Italy.
/ but that he declined 20 take any hurried step IL
regard to Rome. The council Of state bad re.
| sumed its sitiugs Tie b6urse was frmeT
Rsntes on tie POI advanced to If SOC.
| ITALY.
! The alarming accounts Of Garibaldi's health
continued II was even rumored Ia Paris that
( he was dead Turin dispatch of the 22d,
/ however, ssys he had been removed to Spezzs
and bore the removal well. His state of heath is
slightly improved; but The papers still express
much apprehension. The y T. being the ami
versarv Of the union Of the southern provinces
to Italy, was celebrated By letes in ell the prin-
cipal towns. Perfect order was maintained.
The remittances Of specie 70 Bombay foI
cotton continue to increase. The next steamer
viii take e750, 600.
There was heavy fall IN American securities
under the reaction in New York, reported by the