Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW.

AKkItAL OE THE GLASGOW.
CARR RACE, August l5.--The steamer
Glasgow, from Liverpool, Wednesday, the eth,
| via -Qnsentown 7th, passed hero this afsernoou.
she was boarded by the press yacht and ner
news obtained.
a5T The steamer Norwegian, from Quebec ar
rived at Londonderry on the 5th
IL The steamer Great Eastern, from New
ORR, arrived of Queenstown on the 9th.
The City of New York arrived st Queens
town on the eth.
1 s1a3a4 Great Britain
The statement that new Confederste
steamer Number 29e, from Liverpool. had mt
into Holyhead, proved unfounded. She was
last seen on the lst off Giants Causewav going
| Ii knots an hour. The Tuscarora had bsen in
search OF her in the Irish Channel. but re-
turned TO Queenstown, which port she again
| left on the 9Th Her destination was unknown,
The movements of the Tuscarora give rise TO
some animadversion in shipping circles.
The Tines editorially argues, if England
wishes to give the Federals . new impulse she
| has but to take some step which can be repre-
sented rs interference, and Lincoln will soon
get his 100000 men and the chances Of peace
indefinitely postponed.
The Times, in another article, points to
Kossells letter relative TO the Federal cruisers
IN the Bahamas, to show that the Federal
States have not done justice to England's for
hearance in the matter.
The DAILY Nsaos anticipates thas if the cot
ton dearth lasts until Christmas, Parliament
ary provisions for the relief of the distress
will not suffice to meet the emergency.
The Journal of st. Petersburg denies the ru.
mors that Russia Joined France in propositions
from England for the recognition of the Con-
federates and mediation.
In the House of Lords, Lord Sterathleden
moved for correspondence relative to the ac-
knowledgment of the Confederstes.
Lord Russell said it was not exsedient to
prodnee papers. The agent Of the Confederate
States was not recognized, ana all communica-
tions were unofficial. Correspondence had
taken place with Messrs. Adams and Seward.
but the British Government replied as before
be stated that no communication had been re-
ceiyed from any foreign power relative to the
recognition of the Confederates.
Earl Malmsbury suggested that the Govern
ment should communicate with other powers
with view of offering mediation if favorable
opportunity arises.
Lord Russell agreed that it was advisable
that It mediation is offered all powers should
JOIN IN 1T. He paid high compliment to Lord
Lyons.
The motion was finally withdrawn.
La the House of q mmons Mr.. Cline, in an
| swer to Mr.. seymour, says the prayer which
the Bishop Of Oxford wished used in respect TO
civil war, was not in violation of the act Of
uniformity.
Mr.: Seymour gave notice that he would re-
peat the question on the 7th.
France
! It is reported that the French Council Of
State are trying to devise means to render
France independent of America for cotton.
The Pat'ts says when the French army
moves IN Mexico in November, the navy will
make demonstration on the Pacific coast.
The Bourse was heavy at 69f.
| sa sg Italy.
| Garibaldi has issued proclamation urging
tne young men to arms, In spirited terms.
Victor Emanuel has issued proclamation
denouncing the revolutionary schemes, and
threatening the rigor of the law for those who
! disobe yed.
He declared that he himself would move in
the matter of Rome at tho fitting time
These events attracted great attention to-
ward Haly..
The English journals generally, regret Carl.
baldis crurse.
! Latest via Queeastown.
LONDON, AUG. mo new movements are
reported in Italy.
The Queen, in a speech proroguing parlia-
| sAo SiNAA WAIt WINCH HAS lOr HOule
time been raging in America, has unfortu-
nately continued in unabated intensity, and
the evils with which it has been attended have
not been confined to the American continent :;
but her Msiesty having from the outset de-
termined to take no part in the conte I, has
seen no reason to depart from the neutrality
which she has strictly adhered to-
LIVERPOOL, August 6.--Breadstuffs still de-
clining except for corn, which is steady.
Flour declined 6s, chiefly on the inferior quail
ties; American quoted at 24s 6dG72ss. Wheat
quiet and easy red Western 90 sd@1ls 4;
red Southern los l2dGe11s sd white Western
lis 6dG9lls Sd; white Southern l2s@12s Cd.
Corn quiet aud unchanged; mixed and yellow
29s 3d929s Cd; white 32053Ss.
Provisions dull and unchanged. Lard
easier; sales at 42(G44s. Ha
Sugar qaiet and unchanged.
Spirits tnrpentine inactive at 81 05(1l 10.
LONDON, August 5.-Breadstuffs have de-
| clining tendency. Consols closed on the 5th
at 93s(Ds32c for money. American seeurities
Illinois, {. shares, 5o3@5ss discount. Erie
shares 26A@271.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, August 7.-Breadstuffs steady
and unchanged. Provisions duh and un-
changed.
LONDON, August T.--Consols for money
s32@s3s. Illinois G. shares, 5olG5O dis
count. Erie 27t.
] European intervention.