Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

England has pald Simply Iu D.. "r'>t oU her
national debt during ja- iasJ I6J years rar
cash to the enormous amount OF EzI5u So I79
or more than ten aud a ha.f Thousand million
dollars
LIeut-CoI Fyors has recently discovered a
bed of coal in what ia called the sub II lmaIuyau
range OF mountains, in Nor heru Iudia. The
locality .u which they were discovered is near
Simia As good Hucsguue, with abundance OF
iron ore, exists ia the vicinity, TINS discovery is
likely TO be of some Importance. The most re
markable feature ot il, however, is that this coal
deposit makes its appearance IN the tertiary for
nation, the fossil fauna of large vertebrate au-
uuaIs being found ia the same rocks. It's quail
by is good, bat not equal 10 the best Eng ISL OF
American.
The Pssha of Egypt viii be among the visit
oTs TO the London exhibition
The custom house iOTmalue5 at Bouiogle ha Ee
been abolished, and travellers may go from Eng
laud TO France without having their travelling
bags aniHgd Passports have also been abol-
ished In Algeria, aud Hatvaeu Prussia and Aus
tTa. The passport system now almost entirely
extinct.
The ,JSpaucse ambassadors have given the
French court officials q dinner Of rice and mys-
tegi-us Japanese deiicacies They drank, and
offered their guests, large quantities of warm
water, to help the digestion After dinner they
presented their guests with little japanese fans
and pipes The most fashionable ladies Of Paris
seek iETr0dUlt0us 10 IB0 uTiGUtaIs
Paris since lis enlargement, contains seventy
six avenues. Liuty-t,vo boulevards, forJy-seven
highways, on hundred and sevonty-six lanes OF
places, ioIlysix wlarves, one thousand eight
hundred and G.uty eight streets, one hundred
and elghty-ghI5o tEoroughtsres--In all two thou
sand SIX hundred and niuty-sjx public ways
The Question OF dress Is greatly 8giJating Lon
don Al present \ ule was mEIs that none
should apPear a. the inauguration Of the inter
national exhibition excepting in full court dress
with kne5-bTee-le5 UAo sword This was SO I'm
popular thu, il was afterwards modified 10 allow
gentlemen 70 appear il ordinary evening dsess,
but On The condition that ,uoy should occupy the
back seats, aud allow the b5dIz 5Bed diplomats
and court otuaials ~ Sit IL Irout.
y sl0al CT whales Ian ashore lately near White
ness, On the l8le of Shetland, and, getting lLto
shoal water, immense uUmbsTs-some 400 10 s
sa.d-wers captured by the is.anders. They
were attacked both 5y aea and land Some e.
capped, but were wounded 5ank and after wards
rose to the surface and ho-ted TO shore, SO tha5
almost the entire shoal was captured. People
came from miles around, and number Of rillo-
men hurried TO tho SCOT 10 enjoy tEe novel sport
of whae-shoou1-
Ine irIenls Of the szIieG soyeIeieus Il Italy
il London ana Paris EEc spending large sums u
money Ii supplying the newspapers with Letters.
dated Naples an. elsewhere already translated
INTO English
Nh ami Ms. Ailms weJ- auloLy the invited
guests ct the opening Of the London exhibition,
aud also Mr. Benjamin Morgan, the assistant
sec -etary.
Prince Humbrrt. the heir to the throne OF
Italy, is about to travel through Egypt He viii
not visit Paris because it is feared that the En-
press and the r0acli0uaTv c0uTti-r5 would give
bin cold reception.
The new Westminster bridge crossing tine
Thames, near the British House of Parliament,
is at last completed Isis SI0 feet long, S. feet
broad, and has several arches, fine two largest
with spans Of ! IS feet.
According to tine Paris UItramoutsua journals,
the anniversary Of the POps's return tu Rome In
1850 has bgen celebrated Ia tho Holy CITY wILh
great pomp. The Pope visited one of Jhe
churches outside Of the walls, escorted by isrcr
crowd, Llig the windows OF IHe house, V.c.
hung with flags
Tle French g0vuTHmruJ is seriously .ccJp ID
with d scheme IoE Ee. lsnl. the muou al m
France, the uimIuuIoA %. um rr tG,c5 Grazing
considerable alarm
/ new play, rHo Invasion 81 lSII,' has
just been published Ia Pans. The Emperor
himself acted 80 c"u,Of, s.a cJE UuJ Ui tHv piece
the paragraphs HIcu did UUJ sat HIm
The swallows winch annually visit Paris have
returned there tins spring usual Iugy al
ways come Hrot Ju the Pace V ndolHe, and rhaJ
is the spot where every autumn they assemble
preparatory u taking d!ght towards tno Med-
terraueaO and Atuca
The aueSe ambassadors recently landed at
Dover, where i large crowd had assembled TO
witness tneiT GeDaTlz4tlou. After iaudIug they
were received by the corporate authorities, and
an appropriate address delivered. The Numbers
OF the embassy subsequently lets Dover for
London by a special train