Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-19
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The Cunard stesmer Asia has arrived from Europe,
bringing three days later Intelligence Her advices are
70 the 2lst nit.
American affairs were occupying the greater portion
Of public ettention in England.
The Lsndon Tunes Of the 18TH oanvassing Secretary
Chase's financial policy, observes thereon:
Whenever the confding population is satursted any
over supply will, by law inyariabe any chemical
law, OF in discounts Hr. Chase may doubt, OBJ
tain certain profit in this way or in other words be
may gather himself the profits of the bankers bRt
question very much whether he viii by these
improve the condition Of his friends in New York.
give such reasonable stability to the Exchanges win
enable prudent merchants 70 conduct eial ope-
rations.
The same journal of the goth dsparages Halleck's
official report, aud disputes its veraey, remaTking
We cannot congratulate General Halleek upon this
history Of bis campaign Il is not true as piece of his
tory for 1t claims victories which never were won, and
it passes in silence defeats which certainly
undergone It attempts to ake oat case On behalf of
tact which essentially faulty IN If conception
and it attempts to shield the commander by casting he
oppro5ruIn Of his IL upon his officers aud
derz.
The shipment Of 10000 stand Of arms from souhamp-
ton for New York, announced.
It was rumoed in France that as soon as the French
obtain any decided sdvaOtago in Mexico the Emperor
viii order home his troops.
The New York Herald has correspondence from vari-
oIs points, from which we take the following.
PARIS, December 10, ls62-The message of the Pres
den is read everywhere with lively interest SIS such
document in such peculiar circumstances would be hdre
be but as far as collect from public opinion
and yet the journals sre slow 10 spesI think there
Is feeling that the language the seinsnts and propo-
stions sre beneath ths occasion. This is time,
say for the alive Of mighty republic to abste
one jot OF te OF his supremsey Rebellious citizens
with arms in their hands are laundering at the very door
Of The commonwealth, and they must De put down coRts
qUi oOate Theisnguage Of concession is smply Ian
guage OF pusa aanin1y II IS no tme in fact for words
ali but for blows sharp, heavy and crushing; and if
the President cannot them be had best hold his
tongue and give way sterner spirits who will know
how do vigorous enforcement Of the warts the
sole policy for such epoch in the national history
and the Presidents time will be better spent in doing
lstion century hence.
The CostifufonRe draws the attention Of its readers
the correspondence given in the Monitor relative to
the conduct Of General Butler at New Orleans in regard
French interests and desreus of establishing
something like quarrel il affects, also to from
Mr. Lincolns message tkat he, like the government OF
France sees the fact that separation between the
North and the South is Inevitable
What al praying for here is the news of stun
ming victory TO the Northern This viii be worth
thousand messages, sDd come ike that large
portion Of the public in France who faint aud
desparng, but who have ceased offer cordial
aspirations for the triumph Of the greatest popular ex-
pertinent ths civilized world has witnessed
BERLIN December II, lS52-There are times ia
which he popular mind Is preteTnsturay excited and
the air is thick with rumorE which manfa themselves
with strange persistence in spite Of frequenl rena
ton and Intrinsic improbabiltY Are they the shadows
Of coming even s. that sppesr like 6a5a ngOrgGad in
the horizon leg before they embedded n;o faetsf
Or s IL only eversh of Imagination which des
cries In every pas ing breath the habnger of impen
ding storm Reviewer, this may be certain II is that
the report Of snnistsr occurrences in France are con-
stanty recurring, and that dim presentiment OF evil is
felt which is often kfoyvn all the eve Of great
catastrophes. Last week the BOrse WAS again startled
by rumor which spread as if by magic through the /
who town. that me Emperor OF tbs French had sud
dey depar ed this lite that insurrection had broke
out in Paris, and the sTueries were IN flames.
No sooner had direct teigfans given the lie to this
portenoUE intelligence than It affirmed that the
troops destined embark fer Mexico had mutinisd and
refused 70 proceed on the voyage, and that Marshal
them to obedience This piece Of is possible las un
founded ss the former; but by accounts from Paris
it is evident that there is something rotten in the
state OF Imperial France, aad the impression is
daily ccnhrRed that the fortunes of the Third
Napoleon have reached their culmir sang point
and that the rapidity OF his descent may
equal the suddenness Of his elevation Your
prediction, that 'unless Louis Napoleon takes some
early pretxt to back out of the Mexican expedition he
viii hnd bis Moscow Mexico as surely as did his
uncle in Russia, with ready belle vers in this
country quite in secordnncs with the opinion Of
military and political circles that subject Il true
that the expedition TO Mexico scale much less
gigantic than that to Russia and the loss and
material wll consequently be much smaller but it VIII
strike hesyy oiow to MS reputation for statesmanke
ability and fore-ighedness, and rreTievahy ruins his
prestige which has already suffered considerably from
his diplomatic iaiuras IN syria Ataly and Greece, and
rom bis abortve attempt AZ mediation in North Amer
i5a For not only has he failed, bus he has made him
self rdicuous and IN France 10 De ridiculous is
than be criminal The French will never long
to,erate monarch whom they have to respect
and K the mysterious halo with which their saturrne
ruler has surrounded himself is 6issipated they
will like Caliba be surprised and chagned that they
should have mistaken him for god and b. as ready to
upset their idol they to burn Incense before HIM
If he does fall his fail viii ihake all Europe to its cen
ter. His admires,<>wever-au he has still a few
persuaded that the i'll success Of his actual policy
viii induee bin TO revert to that Of bis earlier days and
that ~ unfurng the banner Of 'S9 he viii
seek 70 regain those sympathes which have deserted
him since be allowed himself TO be made the tool Of
priests and cTinolnes
PARIS. December 2L-The B0nitsEy SAYS some Jour.
mails eEaggerHte she tendency of the course Of France
when offering mediation in America, and entirely mis-
understood its character.
The hositsur adds that the New York Courier des
Eats Unis Of the 26h Of November dernonsratss that
the Oveures Of France diuteested and opportune
and careful Of the rights and pbiiiiie Of the bel
The Pa il correspondent Of the bondon star saws
there is very little doubt that the distressed condition OF
the m9aeiacturing districts in France nenes the Empe
roE 70 listen more atentively to SHde, the Southern
commissioner than he otherwise would
The Glasgow Herald. Of the ls,h, saws.
The swift steamer Vulcan, we are informed has been
sold ioProoeed TO the Confederate States She arrived
here on Thursday afternoon last and on the bank
TO have her bottom cleaned previous to going ts C-q
loch to get her compsses adjusted ana thereafter to
Try her speed between the Cloeh and Cunbrae light
houses.
Grsat Britain.
The London Pos says that court Of inquiry into tbe
English turf scandals, after minute nauiry IL
which every charge aad insinnatioz thoroughly
searched into had given their opinion that ooss
Burnaby and Captain Aynesiey had thoroughly vindi
edther honor.
British CHARACTERIZATION Black Prince Resistance and
Defense--hsd, during the recent heavy weather ali
proved thsmseves 10 be in possession Of weatheTls
quail les beyond expectation
The new nau soleum erected by Queen Victoria at
Frogmore, hsNng been solsnnly conseersted, the re-
mains of the late Prince Albert were the 18th re
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