Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-16
TWO DAYS LATER FROM KURoPE.
VIZ 81 Ia ssmaIlsA E1apfrs.

HALIFAX, June H.-The Aflics. from Liver
pool on the 3lst, via Queenstown lst arrived Of
the harbor this morning and was towed up /
port, in consequence of damages TO her rudder ii
| the ice off Cape Race Her dates are two dey
later than those already received
The French army at Rome were about 10 b.
reduced to single division.
The English conservative party had collected
all their force for the purpose of upsetting IsOTC
PelmefstOn on the retrenchment question.
The latest commercial intelligence not yet re
ceived
SECOND DISPATCH
Tho ship Sue had arrived off Queenstown fol
Glasgow, with cargo of turpenune, having ruu
the blockadeoff the elaSt Of Georgia.
The British government, at the request of the
Atlantis Telegraph Company, had ordered two
steamers to be got ready, for the purpose Of ma.
king further survey On both sides of the At
lsntic.
The United States c lnsul at Paris had issued
notice that no further applications can b. re-
ceiyed from foreign tffiesrs for eommi: sions ia
the Federal army.
The Turks arc reported to have gaiaed a great
victory in Monts gfeD.
In the House of Commons on the % h of
May, Mr.. Lindsay gave notice that he should
call attention TO the relations Of England with
TIC bGeIAt duu COnIeuefdt5 ioLaLeb OF AuBIlc l.
On the 9Th Of juno Lord Pamerston stated
that the government had no intention to interfere
wits Affsgl aLis an unle:s the Iudisn territlry
was threatened with invasion.
The London Times again INDUCES in a warn
ing editorial on the financial crisis which sooner
or later must, il argues, occur in Amorics; a
crisis which oveitskrs every nation aud every
individual who believes in the creation of wealth
for any other service than honest perseverance
and labor
The New Yolk correspondent of the London
Times under sslte 10th May, considers Gen.
Hunters proclamation as valuable to the Con-
tederate cause IS an army Of a half q million
men, and says it win make every man and boy
in the South a soldier, and have a spending
effect upon Kentucky and the other border
States There are probably 10000 men in Gen
Halleck's army who will either lay down their
arms or go over to the Confederates, If President
Lincoln should irdorse ths proclamation.
The Post considers the news from the South
west as favorable to the COnfederates, and says
that Gen. Bsauregard continues to fortily lis pc
sition at COTinth g. d receive reinfOreem -nis,
whilst the sil-Ece of both the Federal govern
ment and the press is OminOus. Isis whispered
thai large potion Of Cen Halleck's army is
laid PROSTATE by sickness II so, the caution of
the Federal government is Ineligible.
Gen. Hunter, when he was about it, might
have declared the abolition of slavery through
out the Southern Confederacy, the cff.ct in both
cases will be about the same-Presidsnt Lincoln
must qussh the manifesto of Gen. Hunter or in
common consistency enfrsnchise the sves OF
the other Southern States in which he has been
enabled to gain fooiug.
FRANCR.-A report says that Capt. BOnapArte
Patterson, seTViI in the Mexican expedition, is
in high favor win the Emperor and it is con
] 'ctursd that he may prove more acceptable
candidate as King o1 President OF the Mexicans
than an Austrian prince.
The bouse was heayy at 70f 30c for rentes.
ITALY.-Gsri5sldi had arrived at Como. In
reply to the nglatulations of the people, he
made a cOncilia.Ory speech in reference 70 the DIFF
ferent sections Of Italy and to the Mexican ques-
ton. TIE Correspondent eontrRdicts the report
that Gen. p. i'm would be nominated ambassador
to Mexico. The Paris Pays states that a note
has been addressed to the English and Spanish
governme by the French government, ex-
planning the conduct Of France, and declaring
that France would consider herself released from
the obligations of tie conventions of alliance if
the allies treated directly with Jusrez.
The Patric asserts that Spain will concur d.
Dramatically in bringing about a solution of the
question Gen. Prim will return to Europe
Gen. Ser:aTOs will bs sent as ambassador to
Mexico