Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-06
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SANDY HOOK, July 30.-The steamship Aus
tralian, from Liverpool the 18th ria Queenstown
the 20th, arrived off this point this morning.
The steamship Bremen and Glasgow, from
NeT York, arrived out on the 18th.
The steamer Arabia, from Boston, arrived out
on the 18Th.
Bresdstufs market frmer, with trihing ad-
vance. Provisions quiet. ConsOls 934a93 for
money
The excitement prevalent when the Nova
ScOtian left Londonderry, under the false rumor
Of disasters to Mcclellan, offers to surrender,
etc, soon received quietus by the Arabia s
news; bus duTing Friday the news received
much credence, although the Jura's adVices, two
days later, fully falsifed it. Funds in London
were slightly affected, and dealing in American
securities suspended.
Even under the Arabia's advicss, the Times
thinks the news is not shown to be wholly un-
true.
In the House of Commons, on the 18Th, Mr..
Lindsay's motion was discussed declaring that
the Confederates have shown such determina-
ton and ability to maintain their Independence,
that the prOpriety Of Offering mediation, with a
view to a termination OF hositilities, is worthy
the serious and immediate consideration Of the
government. Mr.. Lindsay was pressed to with
draw his motion, but it his duty 10 proceed.
He argued strongly in favor Of it, es did Lord
A. Vane Tempest, Messrs. Whiteside and
Gregory.
Mr. Taylor and Lord PalmerstOn spoke against
it. The latter earnestly advised that tie ques-
ton be left to the government. In the course OF
his speech he treated the issue of the war as a
foregOne conclusion, saying that the only salts
factory termination that could be anticipated
was an amicable separation. This, however, he
thought would be impeded rather than facilita-
-. Z IN, 10 fa711a1
that the interference Of England would give the
North cause Of oifaEse, and thought the present
position Of The contest would not justify the
recognition Of Southern Independence. lie
again appealed to Mr.. Lindsay to Withdraw his
motion, which was finally done.
The Times says Every man can see that
the time draws near when the government must
give lis opinion. II Mcclellan is proved inca
pable Of resuming the offensive, the propTicty
Of treating the CJnfsderates as independent may
be justly discussed in the Cabinet"
Ihe Daily NelcS and Star applaud Palmers-
toms views, aud contend that the time has not
yet arrived for mediation.
Dliug the debate on the colonial military
expenditure, in the House of Lords, the Cana
dians were TepTOached for negligence IN provl-
ding strong military force.
Eaglsh journals attack the Orleans Princes
for the course they have pursued with the Eorth-
The Princess Clothilde gave birth to prince
on the l8sh
Paris Bourse dull rentes 65f33e.
NEW YORK, July 30.-The London Times Of
Friday publishes third edition containing the
following;
BALTIHoRE, July ga communication from
Fortress Monroe, JGly Dad, states that Generals
German and Meade had arrived there wounded.
Reynolds surrendered to the Confederstes. Gen.
MCC elan was on board the Galena. Jackson
was in the rear of the FedeIals, and Price in
front Gen. Lee refuses to grant terms Of capitu-
la.ion, and demands the unconditional surrender
of the Federal troops. Federal flags have been
taken down from the newspaper Offices IN Baiti-
more.
The above WIS by the Glasgow at Cork. The
arrival of the Arabia on the l9.h, with regular
dispatches from New York, completely upset
this canard, which was from Unquestionable Sc
cessi0n quarters
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald
again asserts that the Emperor Napoleon is
about to cffsr mediation of France to America,
and says The drt. Of public opinion is in favor OF
such course.
The Moaiteu publishes an account Of the
battles before Richmond, and says: One thing
is certain the army Of the North was crushed
on the field by overwhelming numbers. 1t had
then TO give up, foot by foot, several miles OF
ground. 1t has lost guns, prisoners and stores,
and, for the present, Richmond IS disengsged.