Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

nations, and ifou no facts ia their knew ied ga
Nsithers S7sin, France ROY England has tn,
slightest iulentioa Of bringing uPeR itself wal
with this cozutry. as tha rebel AGENTS who pro
Test the reverse well kssw.--F 7 Harate
BiPIosazsy.
Frsra the Igisbraona vTbIg, Aag1stII
We presume there can De no l8Eger aaV d8ub,
tot'tas necessity ef lesviag Enzisnd cut of th,
ceuat IN any h0Pe We may stu indulge ef aid
fran abEosd. That fsvsrts dslusion of oUl
lPeoPls, re uppase, is new effsetnally di8Daled
- cdnzaou coHseut. Englsnd gees oTorsoard
= 1aiy fsmaias f9F ;ha President TO give expTes
en- n3w 20 tle popular sentiment, sad 70 ress.
6eri t1a someThet impaired dignity Of tie 6ev-
s-umaft1 b. ordering home Mf Mfson. and nod
f5irE ihs e2zeU ef Great Britain ibst they can
He longer exercise otnc al functions IN ih.s C0ua-
( try under the eEeeu.turs of tie Government 81
WGshiEgtsn We shall lhau hold toward tie
B-tish G9Vernuant the aniy att tHds consistent
With ssE-rsspeet-ikss Of mus1al nosIscog-
niaoa.
In the remarks made by Hf Rsebuer in tie
beuse Of commons, when he withdrew ais mo-
tion looking 70 our recsgnitioa, he warned Lord
Pa.marsten Of q possibility frauebs with ire
/ Taost ssrisus consequences to British intsTests-
I taa5, namely, Of tue FrsHch Emperor acting
/ alone on the American question. Here IS hiat
that shOald NOS be est On Mr.. Bsni amin. Had
we AzchiaTslH er TallsyraHd . Mst.eraieh
or Nesselfode, 81 the head Of ouf foreign Chiee.
/ hers is an occasion frsm which re mizht ex-
J pact the mozt satisfactory resalts 70 De wrought
cut C0usidering the Hz5am0HstTstivs and
Tosiceas character Of the EmPeror, it may
I 30 said that he has Displayed an uHusgzlIy
irIeEdiy zaai II sar affairs 1t must be sFi-
dent 20 ell that he snly reeds to be convinced
that hsEor and interest aliks wsrrsnt his sc-
! tive iaserventioB, to determine hina uDoa ihat
policy. While, therefore, Tssertiug as becomes
( Us The c8nienptu8Us and hesTtless cenduet Of
England, wa shsBld withdraw our eomuais ssionar
haTs. rseipr0eatiUg the kind sentiments an5
c71rtssus behavior Of the French rular. we
Fsuld rsintere8 tbs ssthoritT Of Mr. ShisH by
sending 20 his aid tss most diguifed and abla
embassy saat csuld be raised. At its hes5 should
ataud tae ua@e Ct Vim. C. Riyss, the most ex-
Porenced diplomati5t and the NEST leaned bis-
t5ilas and Publcist in the eeUatrY--a gentleman
Fa5ss personal c5sTastsT and pubic career vauis
give Wgat te the mission- ard wkosa former
rssi3srca a. the Court ef the Emperor would
insure t5r him courteous reception Bu5 rs
sTeettul consideration. With Hia shsui1 Be
associated ore or I'VE orsLers Of sur mast sali-
neRt citizens, JOombT Of Georgia aEd Rhatt
ef South Caroline, or any 1tker equally veil
kaoTn sid trustworthy They may not Be
p2rasaus Of ihe A1ministrztian, but thev nav
PC OF the couut1y and esase, Notwithstanding;
and the Executive eHght Lst to regret aa or
p9rtuaiiy Of showing that the he can rise shove
all personal feelings in matters that involve the
pubic welfare
Sueh an embassy shsuld be dispatched to
ETEGcs, charged with authority 70 enter into
treaty of zu1itY, trade sad alliance; and tsa sti1-
uiatioas as p sfs5s" might well be made Of
caafscter tsat would render those reeulaliag
The alliance" ali that we could reasonably ex
peet or tsat any emergency might force rs 10
desire. The head Ct cur Sac department can
not Be unaware how potent p8Es ia the c1nsso- /
1ions ef cstiels and 10 the affsi-s Of the ,yarid
sas been played by diplomacy, since Henry III IF
fr7Rca first created the Office ofminisser Of fsgeieB
affairs. 1t his reading Oa the subiset is not
ff1szi we commend te revision the history of
de l.a-.au Republics, and The combinations end
alliances aas tsat5 Of diplomacy By which they
were able to de!and themselves against tsa milo I
tsfL Ls0Usrcaiss that ssrrsuHd5d ihsn tbs
pes, u net always migbtier thaH Jke swers
zLz Lzt certainly, in the p-essBs p1slare ef slirs
73 made its Povertst srPre-s sud ally.
The GIimar Of ysndaI FieadisEueaa.
Mississippi has been reserved for She fasI
eas P1ug ef the climax 10 Ysakss brutality Not Z
satisfied with Hgrniug, devastating towns, ei.ia.
arm aosses and plantations, thsir barbaris iz- |
stIEct7 found vent ia the peTpatrstioa Of an act
at ticl hunaaisy rsvo.t5 We ars Informed 1
-al ars Fort, widow lalY rasidiug ia Es5i- !
-oH county. six miles fc0U Canton. @ sistsr Of 4
Bs1]s RisE7, wealthy and Influential sl.i- /
gen 6t tsst county, was recently stripped. aBs /
lPaH her back was Inflicted I've hua5red strfBss 7
WITH lssiher strap, by two Yaukee krn5ss 4
ahe Tss 30 badly manned and 5ruises tbst fears
Trre euiegtaiusd fer her lifs IF such acts as
- Do sot fre up the bloed Of IlississiBBiaas
and S1uthrsns everFwbere, than, iuaaed may
We conciude that justice has fed 10 brudsh
beasts. It's, hswever, snly another dark eha5- i
Ter 20 me beck OF headi8h Ysukss Hsasrosi-
les -u uississiPBiaH, lst inst
The Montgomery MsH Of The % last. cen
alHs the following aGditiaoal particulars:
I've gsntlenea frsm CsatsR, Mississippi.
ss.led uPen rs tais morning, and rslatsd sub
liaEu5ilT what follows, which we conceive sa
be- tie 1no55 shocking asa AesTtlass brutality sf
vElcl .Aa i1caraste fs1ds Of AboIdoudOm I
ave been guilty during the present var;
Mrs. "a K Fort was lady about sixtY.Gva
cara Of age, Of the highest risVsctabili5y, and
imposed 70 be wsrth ssme fsrtY thsUsaad dol I
aT1. She Tss visiting the house cf friend SIX
niles south Of Csn5sR, some tive weeks ago
wien soma Yankee sfisars, hssriag of hsr
wealth, a1d believing that she had gene to the
.euaTy ~ the purpose of hiding her money
veat- vita gang Of negroes, to the houss, At
wo o'clock, A n, tS5k her cat of bed. s8g
g hlPPed aer until SIX Oeloek-feur Rours--to
aaze her tell where her measy could be found
'1a Ll4A nc money, aad or c5Hrse could not sat-
siy the garages. The wretehe3 lady died IN
Ter tao torture sf the lssA
III Ai1sissispiaDs, Alabsmians, or any SsHtA-
IN msa nsed nsTviug fer any conflict With the
-sol1o9 thieves in which they mav be en-
sged. surely such acts as this will make them /
aFiuciblo
One ef the gentlemen whs gave as the fsre-
st7g particulars was relative Of Ms Fort Z
Fi-A q most significant expression Of COM |
lie raH ms ~. 4-l u
rg0uaT GUrinR the way
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