The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-25
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Arrival III the Asia-London Papers IN
the BATTLES Before Riehmond.
CAPE RACE. July 2l.-The Asia from Liv.
erpool on Saturday, the 18th. via Queenstown
tstn' was boarded on this point At ten O'Clock
this morning, en- route for halifax ana Boston
The Asls's advices are two DAYS laser.
The fighting before Richmond i treated ss
3 severe reverse for the Dnionists by The
whole English press, and Gen. Mcclellan,
| position is regarded as precarious.
Lord Palmerston had stated that the British
troops would not be Withdrawn from Canads.
The recognition of Italy By Russia ard
Prussia bad been announced in the Italian
Parliament
The Lendon Herald treats the affair before
richmond as decisive of McClellan's expedi-
ton, and says that the Confederate capiinl il
safe. 1t does not believe, however, that the
campaign in Virgins is ended, but sunposes
.hst it viii go on until Europe stays the IN
iifted sword, and, in the name of humanity,
enforces peace.
Inc London Morning Post argues that.
practically, the scheme against Richmond has
terminated. 1t then proceeds to point out the
dangerous position of Gen. McClellan's army.
The London Gtebe hopes that the gigantic
difficulties which are being developed in the
progress of the war may have an effect on
both sides, and that more reasonable views
may supersede the plan of military CONQUEST.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Bourse duh. Rentes
6sf 35c.
The 1sfnes urges that the fighting before
Richmond must have been Of the highest i'm
portapce and McClellan's position cannot but
DC Precarious snd the Confederates are strong
enough to bold their position in Virginia for
a time that may be indefinitely prolonged.
Evidently the Federals will have again 10
ss5in the siege Of Richmond, with y much
| worse chance than at first.
The new American tariff continues to excite
strong hostile comment The Times bitterly
denounoes the spirit which regards the tariff
administration, because of its injurious effect
upon England in particular, and Europe in
general.
The freedom of the city Of Loudon was pre-
sented to Geo. Peabody in gold snuff-box.
The ceremony of awarding the prizes Of the
Great Exhibition took place on the 18th. The
attendance was estimated at 100000.
The Fortifcation bill was again debated in
the House Of Commons, and an amendment
calculated to preserve to the House of Com
mons due. control over the expenditure of
money, carried by majority Of five sgains.
the ministry.
In the House of Lords, on the 18th, Lord
Brougham called attention to the slave trade,
urged that the Northern States were not en-
titled to the credit assumed to themselves for
the measures recently taken for the suppression
Of the trade
The bill for the carrying out of the treaty
finally passed the Commons.
France.
The Paris Patrie asserts that France will
never treat with Juarez when the French army
has entered the City Of Mexico. The Mexicans
will be consulted, and their wishes scrupulous-
~ respected. France will only quit Mexico
after the complete execution of q future treaty.
The Presse says the date of Gen. FORTS de-
parture for Mexico is still doubtful. The PreSse
says that the F.ench army will comprise
several divisions of infantry, and proportion
ate number Of batteries. 1t is reported that
stores were provided for IS, GEO men.
London Money Market.
Owing to favorable Bank return and the
increasing abundance Of money, the funds had
strengthened, and Consols advanced !.
Latest via Queenstown
At the Great Exhibition, among the awards
in general for machinery, America gets twenty
medals for agricultural and horticultural ma
Chimes six for military articles, and one medal
each for Colts revolyers and naval architec-
ture.