Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-16
VOLUME XIII, NO. I95
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| To the Asoclatsd Press North
CAPE RACE. August S.-The steamer MeTri
4 mac, heavily laden with ammunition and stores
| for the rebels, which has been laying in Ply
mouth Sound since the 9TH Of June hastily pu'
- sea on the 29th Of July, bound for Nassau
| via MEdeira. On the night Of the 2Jsh the Uni-
ted States ffigaie TuscaroTa suddenly quilted
Southampton, and her departure excited consid
eTable iaterssf, under the belief that sbe was in
chase Of the MoTriaac Large amounts ale in
sured at Lloyd's upon lhe bIerrimac, and gTsas
anzietyis ieltf for news Of the future movements
Of the two vessels
The London Daily Telegraph publishes ex-
tracts from letters addressed BY Prince de join
vile to his brother, Due dAumsle giving an ac-
count Of the retreat Of General Mcclellan army
to the James River, written June a. The Prince
shows lhe causes which compelled General Ne
Cleilen to undertake the movement On the
previous day it was suddenly announced that
Jackson was about to act on McClelan's rear,
and that BesuTegard had arrived a. Richmond
The Pines says that al that greatly complicated
our situation, and it was then and there deter
mined to take up a new base Of operations upon
James River, under he Profession o. Tie pan
boats. He describes the part he took in arrest
ing panic among tie Federal troops, and says,
"EOur Prince and bis nepheWs were more than
once under a most violent FIRE O. musketrS and
artillery, and acted With distinguished braFery."
The London Times, IN commenting On the
confscasion bill, says 4" Happily it IS certain
that no ruler VIII ever dare to put in force this
scandalous law. 1t viii only remain a monu-
ment Of infamy to those who spassed It, and be
ranked hereafter with the attempted destruction
Of the CharlestOn harboF, and the savage
vsgariss of General Butler"
In the House OF Commons, on the 30th, tie
bill providing for rs5ing funds for the relief of
the distressed in manufacturing districts, by
means of a vote in aid, was again discussed
An amendment was proposed enabling the
Guard Of Unions TO raise loans on the security
Of parish rates. Government opposed the mo.
ton, but IL was carried, 95 to 95, aud the bin
was Tecommitted.
Il is semi-ofheially announced that the Queen
and the younger members Of tie royal family
viii, on the lst Of September, proceed TO Be gium
for short visit to the King. Thence they viii
proceed to Castle Reinhzrdtsfrunn. near Gotha,
the property of the Grand d axe Of Saxe-CobuTg
Gotbs, tie Queens fsther-in-iaw, where they vii
remain some time IN strict seeIusion, and be
Joined by the Prince Of Wales. The Queen viii
travel Reog with the Duchess Of Lancaster.
It IS reported that, on the l5sb Of August, the
Napoleon tste day, the Emperor intends to issue
manifesto, in which be viii allude to the great
question Of The day.
LIVERPOOL, August The United States
frigate Tascarora arrived at Queenstown on the
3Ist
Another new steamer, presumed for the rebels,
left Liverpool for Nassau
Ths bishop of Oxford has recommended
prayers to be read in his diocese for the people
in America.
ST. JOINS, august 9.--The steamer Scotia,
from Liverpool ID ria Queenstown 81, passed
Cape Race at 10 o'clock A b.. ea Touts for New
York. She was boarded by the news yacht and
q summary Of her news obtained.
Archbishop Hughes is a passenger.
The iHaepeHdeEcs Beige asserts that France,
Prussia and England are negotiating for media
ton IN America; that the TIVE former mad made
propositions TO England, but had not received
final reply
Earl Russell jgstifss the vigOr Of the Federal
cruisers off the Bahamas.
The Federal gunboat TuscarOra was at
Queenstown, watching for a Confederate
steamer which left Liverpool but which put
back 70 Holyhead, aud there lost al her men.
A rumor Is that England has sent a special
envoy TO Washington, TO urge the President to
take the initiative toward peace, if be wishes TO
avoid offers of mediation
Gen. Pope's proclamation that his army could
sub5ist on the enemy has been construed into
the adoption of system ofTsDioe, and provoked
Unfsyorsble comments from the press
Sir II. B Head advocates ia the Times that
the cheapest defense for Canada is for England
to proclaim a system of retaliation. If Ameri-
cans burn Toronto, England viii burn Boston.
RumoTs were current tRNt the early marriage
Of the Prince Of Wales u \ a Danish or Prus-
sian princess.
The embagllstion Of Frenc> oops for Mexico
was proceeding briskly.
Tie French have reOeeupied the Roman non
tier.
Garibaldi hss issued a proclamation for 7Olun
tsers to assemble at Sicily, announced that the
time for action had come The destination Of
the expedition is unknown.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 2.-Ameriean -four closed
yesterday with a declining tendency.
Wheat quiet at ID lower.
Provisions closed duh on Friday.
Consols on Friday were quoted at 935 G94
Breadstufs closed quiet with -four tending
downward American 24s. 6i.a25s. Ga. Wheat
quiet 81 q decline Of ID. per GENITAL Corn active
and slightly higher Mixed 29s. 3D.
Provisions dull and generally unchanged.
Pork heavy
American securities declining Illinois Cen
trail 5l050 discount Erie 26tG27l; United
States 50.
LATEST
LIVERPOOL, August 3.-Flour steady. Wheat