Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

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every case France would take possession Of 80
nsrs, snd would '7ts-asn ID one Of the Po-is
OF tha- zen . French military station for the
protection o! kar comms1Gs and Of sBch trascb-
msa A. miEht 60 there 80 reside. We uader-
stand that already the g9ver1n1eat is calling the
attention si eapiisiisls 10 numerous sources OF
wealth 10 be exBlsitad in that magnificent
country. This appeal to industry, and lae send
izg ef troops and munitions that are being got
ready in oar srssuala and ports sre OF aatu1e
10 lead 10 aa belief thst the Government expects
/ 10 De Installed at Mexico for qaits leug tiae.
Frsa, the Paris Patris Jl.ylIl
sPAE TO REaEW HER ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE.
The Spanish conservative Journals recon-
mend the Government 90 seize the occasion
presented by the entry sf our tre1ps int AsLlcs,
20 resume negotiations with France on the
GeEieaa subject.
AeeorAisg ts other journals considerable
pcFsoasEs has been charged 90 initiate measures
/ 70 renew the understanding Of tha two Powers
on the basis of tls convention Of London.
Il is Er0babe thG: when the period Of mill
taTv operations may be considered a. definitely
azded. France and spaiu VIII resume the quss-
tiou ss the point where il was Left BY the verbal
nstas exchanged by M. DroEyn De rHuys and
/ ths Marquis Of Havana IN the latter months eff
1862 bat We have as yet no information Of
! sv-Tturss having been msds, either st Madrid by
( Il Psrret, or a. Paris by II. IstaTitz Or Marshal
O'DsBnell.
/ We may add that every thing adds TO the bs-
( lief that if negotiations GI3 renewed il oppsr-
! taze Eme they VIII follow lie erd.Ha-T dipo-
astic course ard that We may probably asIib-
vte to tie voyage of the Daks Of Ietuan 90
France, AID 20 tho invitation extended % hI1
70 proceed 70 the camp Of Chal0H5, tie runners
collected by tina Nadnd press.
However that may be, 1t appears certain that
Spain VIII not hesitate 70 rsccguiz3 any native
G5~orument that may be established IN Mexico
IN place Of tza5 of Jusrsz.
From a Patie, July I3th.l
LORD PALHEBsTON TSCLEED TO 6BUMBLE.
The news sf The surrender er M5zic5 sad of
its occupation By the Frsneh ir0ops has tarown
tas Eazi5h press into a state of sstouislmsul,
which taa Ms5aiHg Post does ao5 crn seal-
Lsrd PalmerstsE's journal even svincas great
embarrassment Is 70 the GpplaHaing this t0rtu-
nate event. Unable 10 deny it5 Importance it
eEdeaFors to question the good effects thls ara
ts be expected lTon it. Singular disposition en-
the part Of = ministerial i0urHa Strange atti-
tsds tor the erEan Of an allied Cavern
menf But
it muat be recoIlected that If the English Ca5i-
net did consent, ncsrly tive years 40, TO &, ke
BsTt ia an expedition to MaLic5, it n0B only dis
engaged Itself at s1leda8 but ever made COM
mon cause for y time. with the Juarez Govern
aent through the Blush Minister at Mexico.
The surrender Of the AsEicsn capital Is there
fore, almost a defsat for Lord Paimers toms poll
sy. Still it would have bosu bettsf for the Post
90 Hsv= fissiuuH-e7 its regrets, for we are con-
ViHce5 that Lord Palmsrst5u viii not fail If Re
have the opportunity, 90 aFPaud IN ths House
Of Commons the last success of sur expedition
The diplomacy of the Cabinet of ST.. James has
usIhauslble resources il knows how ts hold
Itself prepared for all events and while the rep
rsEeatativs Of England alone obtained tho rgss
of sci8urniHg st Mckee 60 assist at the victories
Of JBareZ, Lord Paincr5t0u al L11d5u LETT the
door open for new negoHsaans so that the
Queens Government might take advantage Of
the victories Of France.
The English Minister has nothing more 70 Go
At Mckee bus LORD Palnerst0u is setting bim-
self to work ct Lsnd5n aud st Paris.
PROPOSED INTERVIEW BETWEEN HAPOLEsE
AID VICTORIA.
The ECzllte U7i5srsgI du Nerd speaking Of
Queen Victoria contemplated visit 70 Gernaa-
4y, says hat Is is IumoIsd IN diplomatic circles
taat tae Emperor Napoleon desires % have az
interview with the QaesH, on her arrival, IN the
maEih Of August, aE the Chateau Of Rsssaan,
Hear Co5urg.
Frs he Paris corrslpondelee July ID Of the Londsn
star
THE Pope, TIE EMPEROR AND TBE RULER FOR
MEXICO
Ts-dsy's "5L1nit9ur' denies that H. Hubert
Dsi4Ie has received any commission tom the
Emperor to proceed TO Mexico and organiza
government fer that country which it appears
threatens to b8coms more embarrassing 10 the
FrsHsh than was expected. the clerical party
decided upoR throwing obs tzc.es in the En-
psrors way whenever aa appeal shall be made
I'D 80
3 great izdgsnce ever thu mines Of the Msxi-
sazs Of Spanish slo0d, and IS bent en- turning
it agaiusg a EIsnCa Government OF a Gsvern-
u1eBt in which French influence w8ud pre-
obstinate II sJass very important concessions
be a0t made to them-so important ths5 Che
Emperor is greatly svsrsa 10 making them
in cuBses susEes Of the tlfsas5 made By the clergy
lae coaIcI Of sso-s received q few day since
5ireelisHs to iet Che FrssesgGon fall ts ,Es
ground Of lae ssVea Prelstss who lass Aay
sigRed ap electoral circular. Orders hava been
transmitted to Gsaeral Egrey 70 ascertain and
rep5ft without loss OF time the state 0i the
public zind ca ths sueJses Ot a m0naTchieal
-sveruusHE. This Austrian AbmassadCr mas I
oucs mere brought forward The ArchdUke Maxi !
miliss a. a candidate Ter tR5 craw9. which is
en- the point Of being cTsalea for taa5 people.
But crest mREy unexpected objections have
been Tsissd against hlmi cbletty ia reference
20 the bad mama acquired By his family. /
It has been sls3 51sclad tAst German
Prince Weuld not be Ia5.y Be work well with /
a FIeRch army OF occupation, which It Wsuid
be necessary 10 keep tssrs tIil tas government I
pr, iscled By the emperor 5AaG have taken 1
1905 ia The country Otherwise all the plans of
those who desire TO establish oTdeT there would /
e1d in ultsr failure. Austria neither woald !
ner c0u.d provide tie AIcsdgks M8ximllan !
vita tho am5sat Of iolsiga tssOps necessary 10 |
keep down the revolutionary tendencies Of the !
Aszicaus aud the latter ~e1!d not tolerate [
th8 presence of Spanish army. There Is +
seme talk ef Prince Napoleon bsIug sent out /
as King Of Mexico. But lBe Puuc8 would not I
rsaEe q Proeoasul sucl s8 the Emperor desires /
Were be ease TO take is governing, hs would !
20 too musa ia earnast % play taa part Of /
BUpBcL be bis Cousins Aanss. bio woud ia /
ease be accepted tao supreme power ia .aaG /
esuHtgy, DC ali taa5 be could 70 render the /
presence Of a French army uuusceasgiy |
AID assert It's rgLt 10 ssli-EOYaTumelE Is is /
also very dsubtiul that Priace Napsisoa WsJa /
Bs willing 10 reside la Mckee 80 constantly /
as the pos session OF Us crywE Wculd render /
Indispensable. Spain la5 been bIeagh round 90 /
agree to aay Plaza The Emperor nay decide on 1
following Her isaI5 for the safety 0l Cabs aaYe /
bech worked en- WitB go3d eject ia gestiDg haf 4
te agree 10 any possible Efench policy. Pro- /
vids5 a strong poWer be established ia MeZies /
WhisA would Iegafd with Jealousy any American I
attempt ca thsl island, she viii bs satisfied /
relga Whe aay ia the place sl Juarez Some 4
eounssiloIs Of the Emperor nave advised him to \
proclaim boldly p0hcy OF annexation, ana /
LATsUgh goVeiaol-g general 10 ruie tne Msxicans, /
just As Algeria is governed by MN through the 4
Duke Of MalakoH. Il is believed that England 4
Is opp1ssd 30 Aezic8 becoming a Ereacu o0i- /
0ny5 and sheIs 10 tlle AIcl6aks Ma6iaaihsn SO /
5elag Primes likely to SUIT o Catholic country, 4
su1hsiengly enlightened 90 rssiss tls priests, and
saBselenly accustomed to the nachii4ssy OF gov 1
sIEmsat 70 uBaeIs5and how order must b pre- 1
served.
SOUTHERN RECoGNITl0N BY FRANCE.
The following is lrsa the Paris eoTespon- /
deuce Of the LsndoR Times Of Juiy 10Th;
We lealn today. aHa frall sonr...a rl.lsl " TO /