Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-13
LATEST FROm EUROPE.
THE cON'FEDER.aTE EO.sA:
u IlsvoIalIon in PeIand.


I
he Revelation In Poland.
/ To the Associated Press, Nor,b.l
HALIFAX April The steamship Canada
I from Liverpool on Saturday the 21ss A. NJ, vis
/ Queenstown- 22d. arrived here this NJ
LIvERPOoL. March q The departure o.
the Crest Eastern Is postponed till the 18Th o
April
The ship Washington. from Caliao for Ant
werp arrived at Southampton on the 20th hav
ing been captured by the pirate Alsbama Feb
ruary both, but released on bond for $50 900
She brought the crews of the ships Golden
Eagle Oliver jane and Palmetto, burned by
the Alabama
The COnfedersts losu would close on the
Afternoon Of the 2lst, the bids having greatly
exceeded the amount needed particularly in
London
Report says the applications in Liverpool
were not very heavy, and there was consider
able diversity Of opinion there as to the merits
of the scheme
Paris telsgrsms say the loan was quite rage
there. The Times city article says very little
political feeling is manifested in the business,
and it seems evident, SO far as Lincoln is con
cerned that Il IS IN viewing il as cotton speeu-
lation, that the attractions it possesses are to be
found. In other respects there can be no doubt
the majority of merchants and capitalists would
bsve wished It had not been introduced AS
the affair viii not be officially recognized on
Change, the dealers agreed among themselves
to fix the Gath Of April as the setting day
The Loncon Star cannot believe bona fde in
vesters viii be found to take the loan even at
par, without better security than that offered by
the bypothecstion of cotton. which it may new
or be in the power of JEFF. Davis g. Ce. to de-
liver
The Daily Ns7s editorially denounees the
loan. 1t says the hagrsnt indecency and immo-
rality viii strike and scandalize Englishmen
who care for the reputation Of their country
Those who subscribe TO the losn are aiding and
sbettiDg the rebellion, the slave power in most
direct and emphatic manner, and all who have
an enlightened regard for the true reputation of
England viii regard this open assistance to the
tTaffiekers in human flesh as q desecration or
pollution to the English exchange.
There was rather less excitement in regard to
the loan on Friday, the 20th, and, after touching
at 81 it closed atday at 4t to a. premium
The bids reached ten million pounds sterling,
and were expected to be fifteen to eighteen mil
lions at the close
In the house Of eOmmonss Mr. Lsyard, in re-
ply to So inquiry, said; "Sinee the breaking out
Of the civil war in America, communication be-
tween the Brtith government and that of the
United States, in reference to the island of San
Juan, had been suspended"
The bill reducing the tobacco duties had
passed through the committees.
POLAND
The debate in the French senate on Polish
affairs concluded on the 18th. M Billsut, on
behalf of the government, said fresh insurree-
ton can only bring fresh misfortune and it is
ueither good, useful, nor humane to encourage
it. The French government persists in this
language It is necessary, be said, 20 dislrust
popular impulses. Aspirations for liberty were
manifesting themselves everywhere, and made
power more accessible to the voice which has
been raised in favor Of Poland. For this reason
Russis has replied to the commission of France
by benevolent words, promising concession and
general amnesty The old distrust of Europe
toward France exists no longer IF it should
happen that the destiny Of Poland must be set
tied by Congress, there is no doubt the voice
of France would be listened to. NJ Billault
mentioned the preeedsnts of the senate on simi-
Jar occasions, and asked that the order Of the
day be adopted. The senate could not hesitate
between referring the petitions to the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, accompanied by its reasons
for so doing; a course which, pehsps, inn
Piled a risk of war, and passing to the order I
Of the day, thereby expressing confidence Of
.he Emperor Much cheering followed NJ Bill
ault's speech. The senate then passed to the
order of The day. by vote of 100 against II. /
A demonstration in favor Of Poland bad taken /
place in Paris
The Paris MoRiteur and London Times regard /
he news from Poland as showing that the in
iuTTection is becoming general
A dispatch from TsrnOw announces that
Iengiewicz had defeated the Russians under
he command Of General Schashawsk, and cap
sred considerable quantities Of war ma arisl.
{ is reported that the reply Of Austria to the
French proposals, is evasive
kilograms from Cracow say report was cur
snt that Laugiewicz had been pat to fight /
ind his forces dispersed. That he was at Ops
a6itz, and sought the consent of the Austrians
o pass through Gallicia, but was refused.
EsrthwOTks were being thrown up around
Warsaw. The inhabitants expected an attack
It Easter.
TIE Times Paris correspondent writes that
he news from Cochin China is by no means
satisfactory, and reiEforcemants are earnestly
sked for by the commander Of the French
orces.
General Fersy is making the same demand
rom Mexico, where, it is said, six thousand
lore more men are required. The coming cleo
ions caused much anxiety to ssgovernmeDt
Garibaldi's health causes renewed anxiety.
The match has been concluded for the prize
ght between Heenan and King, the champion
hip for + GOO side. The 6-h Of December
as been Fixed upon as the day fer the great
ombat
CRACow, March 2O-the insurgents are raj
7ing at Yissilits.
PARIS. March 20-Dispatehes received at the
russian Embassy confirm the defeat of Lsngie-
7icz. The insurgents lost 400 killed and 81
,ken prisoners. A telegram from Lemberg
lso confirms the above
LONDON, March 22-In the minority Of
sventeen in the French senate are the names
several of the most intimate Of the EmpeT- :
rs sunoundeTs.
LIVERPOOL March 81 Cotton - Friday,
lies for the week, 81 600 bales. Market opened
with an advance Of nearly ID. {
sr pound on the week on American. Stock in {
ort, 576, 600, including $1,000 bales American.
LATER. ]
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening Sales Of cot
" today 1000 bales, market closing quiet, un-
hanged. Breadstuffs close quiet and steady !