Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

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Hr..E. February g1-Ehe Niagara. from
.r.. #l -na srl, and Queenstown on the
. arrived this evening, bringing two days
later news.
SIX sets Of Par ramcusary papers on the cfvi,
war n Au.-.# have been lsrI before the British
.ameU. aHa about forty communications
HH.u. the i.-.a9rs ar Nashville. Among the
..r.#. .-a-l loaaauee laid before parliament
was LaE NCss6-.s declaration to the southern
commissioners that England could not ackuwl-
4 .-Ee.t I'll. Confederate States Until the war or
.a..ler negotiations more clearly determined
| ll-'r position Ar. Gregory IN the commons
announced the blockade as mere paper one.
lL' Sumter was detained ~ Gibraltar; she
aa. a--au.lg lu C5ta ming coal
Cotton -ugvau- and finn. Breadstufs down
I.E neE- Provisions declining. Consuls
so "a a5 for money.
b appears taat ia January 1862. Earl Rus
Sc. instructed Lord Lyons if Liucou's Cabinet
asked Tor advice 90 reply that England declined
unless both pa ties applied for counsel Russell
repeats the substance of his conversation with
1ancey, lost and Mann, who urged the recogui-
a-l OF the southern J0ute3ar8Cv. His answer
was rlal England would observe strict neutrality;
shat Her Majesty could no. acknowledge the
luCepe laruge 4 the uUe States until the fortune
of war or paacsul negotiations shall more clearly
def lwne the respective position OF the two /
6e-LEeIsuts.
-L December, VIXEN way appeared to be prob /
fg-e between England and America. Lord Lyons !
was directed Gu speak with Mr.. Seward about
letters o. marque, aud say that in case of war,
Vfas. h1tHuts willing 90 abolish prlTa.eeriug,
?. rae President --ll make @ similar engagements. I
Indications u tle British Parliament 80 fa!
were that tL- session would ba a quiet one In
the House Cd Lords. Ear Cauarvou inquired as
La .aH truth 90 the arrest and Imprisonment Of a
Canadian subject named Shepherd, by order Of
secretary Seward Fe commented severely on
tr- c1udCc- of the United States. if the facts
Eere correctly reported, especially the demand
that Shepherd should take the oath of allegiance
Earl Russell was understood TO saw that the main
acts were correctly reported, but Seward stated
10 Lord Lyons that the oath was rendered Shep- /
herd under tHe belief that be was su American
s''z@a. Ear -arlarvm said he should certain [
move tart papers. lie hoped that govern
leLt would not be content with remousliances
1l- would also demand compensation.
A-Fie.s from Gibraltar say that parties in the :
ga.llg business there resolved not % supply the
sumter with coal except for cash. the paper Of +
cred beng deemed ineligible. Nautical men
aa s-ip has 90 fg-t iu her.
A-o London IlHgs says the American people :
d rle .lsr SIX months have coutrivsa 70 sra1d I
more money lu shorter time, 20 a less purpose !
IN any other nation Cn t#e face r. the globe I
"a l..- IS literally al that has been done and l
rEurs that le su4Tu-atiou of the South and fu- y
t.. reunion lHs become impossible. q
The official aa-ettg publishes au order Of the
HFE la"De.. removing tie prohibition against l
De- EE.r- ~ sa.tnerer, arms and ammunition. 4
Gloomy accounts are published Of the British u
..unu.a gold eI5s.
The Bank Of France has reduced the rate s.
cent. BouTse firm. Eeutes 7lE 4yg ie
-EafE-Ile tgr-es was discussiur rhs treaty q
.-l l.....e. u
LrSurE.-FgH'5 Hrma- aud advanced Id.
ding fae W-avorl5.e bank returns. II
Aaa French Chamber Of Deputies passed q j.
z co-r e---n- tHe rau-as. Trey close Grm. 81
Slide. has arrived in Paris d.