Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-12

4he pIcJsct Of founding al Paris gniv8rsa q
Deiny toT three year old horses Of AL c0uutre.
appears to gather strength the more it Is dis
cussed OF the i00,009E To be given as tla
p5lzs' the municipal council Of Paris has V0tsi
r JJ,VyJL tor the yeazs 1868 and 1854 and each
/ o. me nEe great EailWay companies win aisl
J gWe iU1UOi- yearly. Toe Emperor ISL. add .
] splendid work Of art as a durable mement9 ia.
/ the winner. The race VIII come Of In Jlns
every year Il IS stated that eighty three horses
nave been entered for 1858, and one hundred fir
1864 OF the horses for l-GS. ffty-ous ara
English, twenty-six French. two German. and
four Italian for 1864, sss snty English. thirty
nine French, nine German f5ur American. and
four Italian.
The Cologne Ga.sue contains a letter from
Berlin, which says that the time or the visit OF
Lhs King of Prussia to Ostsnd has not vet been
decided on, but that his Majesty certainly would
I not quit The capital before the 10TH instant.
Tie PRHpai0 Of Biao says that On the 2lth
ultim0 ths alarm bell was Suddenly IRng az
! Csravaggio, Lombsrdy, at half-psst four o'clock
u upon which 5000 Of tie population as
[ ss05ied iu the vicinity Of the railroad stslion
with cries Of 60 DoWn with the rasesls who WGht
I to lnsUl. the Virgin by destroying the high
road One Of the surveyors was seized aud
! taken t5 the municipality, another escaped BY
\ BY the aid Of gen q aTmes. The su0 p-sfect soon
arrived With few gen d armes, but his au.hority
I was ses al defiance, and be FGs ultimately forced
not only 10 bid his escort lay down their arms.
but even 20 write e report under lhs die.atiou of
/ ths rioters During the night the houses in-
ha9ited BY the railway officials were ser IRE 20
and the inmates barely escaped with their Lives.
\ The works have since been suspended
/ NJ TnieEs History Of the Consulate and En-
I pile has lust bean completed by the pubIica ton
Of ths twentieth volume. II. Theirs contends
that II faults were committed during the last
campaigns OF Napoleon, they were not a5tribu-
table TO him, bat 70 his lieutenauts ID the ma
/ ior-general, and to Blarshals My and Grouchy
though the responsibility Of al rest upon
himself The admirers Of Napoleon viii fully
agree with the su9j0insd statement:
Sc To seek In tbs military incaDacisy Of Nsp0-
( leon the causes Of a reverse, causes which are
all IN situation which be had taken fifteen years
% create, Is to substitute not only the false for
the true but the petty for the great There was
ct w sterl00 something else beside captain who
mad lost his activity, his presence Of mind, AMI
who, in a word, had grown Old There was an
extraordinary maa, an Incompatible warrior.
whom ell his genius could not even save from
Z the consequences Of his political faults There
was ant. who, wishing 10 struggle sgainst
. the force Of things, tJ overcome -it by violence
70 outage it, wss hurried alorg Tsuquished
by the weakest, the most incompetent Of men
Genius, p0vsri5ss before reason Gisregardsd, OF
Acknowledged when too lste, is q spectacle not
more trae, but far more moral than q captain
who has grown cid, aud who hss committed
mistake IN bis profession
The second part Of ths v0.Ume contains ths
history Of the second abdieat0n. Ths third book
is q graphic narration Of Napole0us captivity a.
81. Helena, and ends with a sketch which does
not hesitate 70 award him praise for BIS merit
and good actions, as well as csnsuTs for unns-
cessary exhibitions Of tyranny The moral Of
{ the J. nperOr's life is summed up lhus
Thus, in this great career where military
men, administrators, and p0.i.i-i may fnd
SO much to learn, let citizens also learn this ono
thing-never to deliver up their country 60 one
man. b he who he may, OF BE- shs circumstances
what they may II closing tb long history Of
our Tiumphs and cur Tsversss, it IS tie last crY
which escapes from my hsar.--a sincere cry
which ] desire 20 see peuetraLe the hear. Of a.l
EreHchmeu, and that 70 escape being ali6ralsi
il shonid never be abused
A etter has been received in Paris from 81
Petersburg, dated July 81, which contains the
/ following important information.
The civil war In North America has produssd
an INJURIOUS effect on our manufacturing inier-
ests, although the consumption Of cotton In Rus
sic is sriling compared with what &c is in Eng
( land and France TAeaRussiau manufacturers
/ have purchased al the raw cotton % be had &c
( this moment there are two Thousand horses laden
with cotton on the r0sd from Kh.Ya 20 Orenberg.
The slave population ia Amelcs hsvs sent
3eDu.at.on o. Siberia TO seek for q favorable Pc
si5i6l en- the Am0Or river 20 establish a colony.
The slave inbabiEsnts Of North America would
emigrate IN body If they could End ground On
lbe banks Of the river. The Russian g07ernmsur
IS lav0rabls 10 the plan. II has offered Co grant
land 30 the col0nsts without any remuneration.
Ar d e1
years. Il further offers a grant Of money 30 en-
able the eOl0nists to establish themselves on tins
isnds
Pm e Peter Of O,denburg, general 10 tbs
Russian service, and uncle 10 the Queen of
Greece. recently passed week in Athens. Tas
official journals thereu3on limited that DO hsd
secret mission from bis government, bat ths re-
port gained no credence.
The Madrid Espaaa declares the rlm0r that
Spain viii receive. three million francs for her
participation in the Cochin China expedition 30
be unf0unded, and SAYS Spain VIII receiyaa por-
Iion Of the territory csded 10 France.
The wife and daughter Of General Cochin
hsys been presented with the ordsg Of Nara
Louisa
The Spanish navy VIII soon be largely aug
mented A fine iriga5e Of ffrY guns. rHe rif- g,
Madrid, is on the egs OF being launched 81 Car
rucs and other vessels VIII speedily follow, either
iu Spain or abroad.
The minister Of Justice Of Portugal has issued
a law prohibiting the clergy, under penalty Of
Imprisonment, tom preaching against the gov
ernmsnt
The aceouchsment Of the crown princess Of
Prussia is now daily expected. In anticipation
Of the event the British envoy, Lord a Psgei.
remains in Potsdam.
Lord PaImerston, it is discovered. has made
himself an especial object OF idoiaIy to al th5
Old women Of Hvert0n by bis custom on the
morning after his arrival at that place Of giving
10 such as choose to come f1rits c0upla Of ounces
of tea. If MS tea gives ont before the women
give in, then they receive sixpencs each 20 pug-
chase it with.