Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-11
Europenn BTIsasIIanY.

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The fall,wirg Napolsonie remarks on the Amer
lean question; "Au amicabs separation be-
tuvssu the North and South would have been
the srandest triuuph ever achieved by repuh-
licaPisu; It would have compelled the adj
mirstion af the world. As it is, rrpubh-
eapism has never hssn 30 dead in Europe
ss now TIE people res that republics,
OF the men who administer their Govern
meuts have ihs sane p i8e, passions and lust
of empire that inhuencs sOvsreigns while, bs-
ing always unstable in their position, they
have not the responsibilities thst We have, who
see to consolidate dynssties by pacihoatlng
ihe masses The m0BR-chie5 Of Euro. do not
6nd your American war an unm xsd evil We
can sfFord 10 sutf r much in our material inter
ierests willie this revolutionary dream OF ina
Republicans is dissolving IN bleed
There is gres; activity in he Ysrpooi cot
TN market The sales of last week footed up
nivstv tbou.and bales. at an advance of half
penny. I have just seen 3 letter from LIVER
pool stating that TIE 'sp 'nnerS are 81 making
money" The eOsumpticn is now about thirty
thousand bslss per Wesk. For the nTst time
Chinese cotton Is reported by the cotton eTcu-
lar. some lhres thousan1 bales having b'en re-
emily. received It is quoted the same as India
cotton.
Tbs letters Of "Hist0Tisus" On he Ameriesn
war. which have attracted so much attention in
pesred in book form, and It is book worth
havisg st ones elbow. OF course the Harpers
will reuublish It, These letters are written by a
son of tire lh,s Cromwell Lewis, one of the finest
scholars in England. Sizes the lemented death
of the f,tber. however. there has been marked
falling OF in the sb liiy displayed in the le tsTs
Of the son, and the inference, therefore, Is ratu-
raj that 'sHistsricus" was inspired by Ons Of the
ab'sst saDaHs Of the age.
gr,sssaiol aufu greatly
relisved by the arrival OF the special agent ient
ont to sign the bonds issued for tbs late loan.
The dilemma OecasioHed by the non arrival OF
Mr McRse was bscoming awkward Mr. Sll-
deU'a 'countersign" was not sufficient to rem
der the bonds negotiable in the market.
North Carolina, through its agent, MT
White, is asking for q cotton loan OF sl5OU,VOO
on the same basis as the Confederate losn.
Hon. VIM B. Reeds Plea for Peaee IS
nubl'sbed here in q nnmahlet form by thst in-
asfatignble rebel" DeLe9n, for general dis
tributicn; also. the article on Slavery in re-
cent number Of FrsEsT's Magazine The lstter
is entitled Curiosity Visits to Southern Plan
fstions by Northern man and, reprinted 20
French and English, is designed as neutTail-
air 2 81 tact for he times
The Liverpool eorresuondsnt OF tho New York
Post, writing on the Is b ult, announces the
completion OF tho Virginia, 8 new ship TOR the
rebsis. and howls loudly over TIE conduct 81
the British Government, He says Wm =.
Miller. the chief surveyor Of British shipping
does not hesitate to avow his sympathies with
the Confederates We make an extract from
the letter
- On the corner Of the elegant open sq7sTe
/ formed by the Town Hal and thu Exchange
building is a long and elegant edihos OF Caon
! stone erected few years Egoi and in the
upper story are the rooms Of ths s1utheTn
/ club A doer covsred with green haEe, and
bearing on ground glass The name Of The as
soeiaiian, gives iRgress. but only to tho is-
/ vared members. OF those recommended by
them. To al others an inhexibls CeTebus, whG
sits at The desk Just inside the door, refuses sd
missien on any terms This door opens into
the reading-room, a comfortable apartment fur
nished win Iesther-eOvered Sofas with Easy
chairs, with tales and newspaper 6'ss, sad orna
mented with a portrait of JEFF Davis aud two
little Confederate flags. Other rooms are usef
for cooking and dining, and present little
worthy Of notice.
aAn & rt il making in MsnchsstsT 10 essa0
lisb Southern Club, and W. Z Stuttsr, tn
Honorable Secretary, informs gentlemen de
sir5us Of enrolling fsmselvss ss members "tha
they eau obtain thGir cards on a7phcstlon
this ofics, n Market street, from 10 daily
sThs detention by tho British Government .
the alleged ConfederRte pTivatesr AlsxsndTi
20 the Princess Of Wales has drawn considers
bic attention 10 that vessel she lies At ToTeil
dock. the last westward Of the many dock
which fringe sha Msrssy St this place. As ye
the Alexandria does not look very formidab'
She Is not large, but is intended for speed an
though 70 all appearance wooden, Is case
within with iron. The masts are raised ana "a
deck is laid. But here TIE work has bee
stopped. and, instead of noisy shipwTights, ont
I ,,,,ko.,, Louca rfh 1ar ats hoard An
prevents the curious from inTudingi yet man
come TO the dock to see the Alexandra lynn
gracefully in the water.
. The Workmen lately employed on the yess'
e are naturally indignant at the Government II
o junction, which, by interfering with the PR
a ersys Of the ship, has thrown two hundred me
q out Of work. They declared that the Sout
: only needs two OF thres such stroag, swift litl
J ateauers to destroy the whole Federal nay.
{ Yet these same men would be entirely On q
other side if employed on Federal Fesss
The fact is. that Liverpool ship builders 80
q workmen will-Very much like people al ov'
the world-bs on the side Of him who Pay
them hest
q At I.sird's eelebrs'ed dock at Birksnhea
, two C0nfadersts iron elads are appr Hehng con
q pletion, aud can be readily seen from the tsr
: boats which cross the NJ Fsey to TRAINER
. They are building under the snpsdnisndsnes
+ Capisin Bullock
S "The famous pirate SumteF-now the CHR
tsT--has been lying for someime past a. .
! kenbesd, undergoing repairs
. " The AlexaRdris, BY thu way, was detaln
. through tho instance OF Consul Dudiey, vi
q furnished Mr. Adams with necessary eyiden
TO make cut strong esse to the British Gn
= ernment
THE PRINCE or WALES MAIDEN SPEECH.
ID On tbs . Z inst. the annual diT,ner was Civ
ls BY the Royal Academy. the Prince being amo
b the guests. When bis health was toasted
D. made his maiden speech, thus reported IN
Of jonvnals:
d His Royal Highness, the Prince Of Wal
ic who spoke evidently under deep emotien, .
is in a peculiarly clear and pleasing tone Of Voi'
ot and with great impressiveness Of manner sAt
de Sir Chsrlss Eastlass. EsHr Royal Highnsssss, I
D. Lords aRd Genilemen
b. Il iS with the most e0nsending ieelings
~ pleasure, pride and SORROW that / riss to retu
|y you thanks in the name Of myself and The TO-
ag family, for the kind terms ia which you,
rs Charles. have proposed our health, and for
hs very cordial way in whieh this Distinguish
assembly has received It. lGheers. l oanE
on on this occasion, divest my mind OF the as
IN eiation conneeiod with my beloved and
mantsd father
vii H's bright e1ample cannot fail to samal
IN nv efforts 10 tresd ia bis footsteps. LIZ
loi ehaera And, wbaie7ar my shertceHllnga n
a be, I may as lesat presume TO participate
lb- The interest which hl took in every inst