Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-10

sion Is becoming more and more despiy fixed
upon the publie miud that the country and its
'rssdom must be saved. If saved they can Be,
By tbs strength, the union, the patnotism. and
The aciiaa Of the Democratic and conservative
Influences Of the country.
We desire that this proposal for 8 ~ua'ional
convention shsuld b. regarded IS simply sBg-
4essire and rsasmmsndatory. being. however.
'trongly OF The opinion that Tie convention
ahoald b held. IL held, We ihiBk Cleveland OF
Harrisburg wOuid be as convenient a place for
{ as any, and, on the whole, we thiak the latter
place preferable. The convention should meet
st as early g day IS possible, giving ssffcisni
lime for tbs appointment Of the delegates and
We take the Liberty TO name Wednesday, the
10Th Of July next L would be desirable to
have as full a representation Is should be con-
sisfent with tina convenient transaction Of bust
cess, and therefore va take the further liberty te
suggest that each State he entitled TO = number
Of delegates equal 10 the number Of its senators
sad representatives in Congress
Regarding the foregoing suggestions and
Communications As Of the highest Impotence,
and wishing 70 lay them before the country as
soon as possible, / have concluded, with your
permission, to adept yonr widely circulated
and highly esteemed journal for tsst purpose.
Frsnn EurOp-ArllvnI Of lse ssfbsrnisn.
PnRT Al BASQUE. Nay 25-Mjlner Gibson,
IN ihs house Of commons, explained that the ap-
slication of the New Y TX associated p-ess TO
erect a fig trumpet al Cape Rice was rpiactsd
because It was not thought 6t to allow a foreign
company 70 do t. Tae matter was under con-
si6erstion, but the gun was thought to be the
hast signal
The bullion in the Bank If England has de-
creased EASE 000 during the week.
TIE STEAMERS Jura snd Edinburg srrived out
en- the 18th, and the Hammonia en- The IA b..
The Prussisn Chamber Of Deputies and the
ministers ere at lcPperhsads The latter having
mad their hbersy If speech limited by tie Prasi-
lent Of the Chamber, retired, and refused 10 at
tsnd Ruy more 81 tugS
A sanguinarv battle is said to have taken
place on the 10 b inst at Katish The RussisBs
are said % have been victorious, but suffered
great loss.
The secret Provisional Goverumeutof Poland
has proclaimed severe penalties sgains. the col
lsctian of taxes in Poland for the Russian Gov
eminent
The insurgents have been dispersed at Gliuka.
The iDsurreciion is gaining ground in the prov
ince Of VolhyHia The Russians were Tepulsed
at Kolo, but the Poles havs been defeated near
Korin.
ENGLAND.
Tbs latest American adviees caused some fail
n the Tebsl losn. The p ice at one time de-
sesnded to 4 per cent discount but subse-
quently rallied, closing at b to 3 per cent die
count, being a fall of 3 per cent as compared
with the previous day
Mr. john White Aspinwsll, commissioners
rom North Carolina, bal issued, at Meneheater,
an invitation fer sub. %sriptOns IN cotton bonds
Of that Sac for the sum Of s300 600 stsrlingf
The New York correspondents Of tbs London
Times, in his message to at journal per the
Jnra, announces that a dispatch. which be wish
Cd TO send to HslifeK, per the Amelia, on the
9th ultimo. vas not allowed to be transmitted
from Nv York. the military c srsor stating that
bis orders from Washington were imperative
to permit no information Whatever in relation
10 the sTmy Of General Hooker. 90 be given 10
the public This dispatch in question merely
gave the cmmenremen Of General Rockers
army to cross the Rappahsnnock, g d the prob
ability Of an Immediate battle.
At q meeting Of he Liverpool town council
the Mayor and Mr.. Clint. chairman of he
watch committee, referred 10 the statements that
the local authorities had actively exarted sbom.
selves in uniting down the allsdged Coniederats
agents in the mater Of the Alexsndris. etc.
Tbs mayor said tEat Il was true that one de.
teetive had been employed. at the request of thg
Home s cretaTy, TO make inquiries whether Chs
foreign enlistment ret was being respected IN
Liverpool Beyond that he was not aware Of
any system Of espionage by the police.
Mr. Clint denied the insiuustions made
against him. He hsd mt in any way assisted
detectives. he believed ihzt the reports re-
speeding the employment Of thepO'ieR in track
ing ths supposed Confederate agents, arnsC
from he circumstance that a private inq1iTy
was beirg made by officers set TO work By Fed.
ersl officials in Eppl,rd
The London Morning Herald. 10 specnlaliue
upon Gen. Hooke''s avian in Virginia ex
poets frat the conflict, if decided in favor o
the South, viii go far 70 end the war.
Parliamentary proceedings has not been par
ticulsTlY important
Mr.. Dawson gave nolics ia the house Of com
mons that he would ask for the particulars o
he loss of The Angles exon. aud whether th,
Government had refused permission for the U.S.
Of DsbOl's fog trumpet at Cape Race, and i
SO. what were the grounds Of refusal.
The Shipping Gazette has an editorial on th'
same SUI CT, in q tone Of eensure upon th'
Government for refusing such a great advan
tsqe 70 shipping.
The continental political new vas generally
unimPOrtant
The Paris journals announces that NJ Thiers
yielding to the opportunities Of electors, hiss re-
solved to become a candidate for representative
for the second district of Paris, and also for two
provincial districts.
AUSTRIA.
An Imperial decree states that. in order 10
throw into oblivion the events in T~ransylVsnia
between 1874 and 1868 the Emperor rslieves
those who hsvs passed their term Of mpHson-
ment for high treason from ulterior legal oonss-
quenee-
PRUSSIA.
The Prussian conflict between the Chambers
and the ministers is not yet adjusted The
house has resolved to support the P asidenl
against the G 'hiHet, and was prapsring an ad.
dress 70 the King, praying him to set aside per
sons and policy which threaten TO bring ruin
upon them and the country, and declaring that
the house will use every constitutional means
70 avert war
General POLK aud tbs Color Bearer.
A young officer at Shelbyvile writes thus to
a friend in Richmond
Yesterday I had the honor 10 ride around The
camps with Lientsnsut-Ge General Polk ard Gen.
CheAtbam. who were on a grand inspecting tour.