Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-23

PEeCEEDINas OF PARLIAMEsT.

EHE AmEzsCAE QUESTION IN KU.
PEsCEEDNss or PARLIAMEET.
/ By the arrival Of the royal mail steamship
I Psrsia, E8 hsTe two dsys later a9viees frsm
I Europe. The PsrIia lsft Queenstown on the
evening 81 the 5.h inst, aad arrived in New
/ York eu the l4ss.
| THE RECosNITIOE QUESTION.
Mr.. G Grey, in reply to Rr. Rsabucr. stated
/ that the Governments WsUld give up Monday,
/ tas 18Th, unless aay question Of pablo impsTt-
ence ahsula intervene, for the resua piiou Of the
/ debate O. the msti0n for she recognition Of the
J southern States Of Amsricz.
/ Mr.. " L Forster asked ske under secretary
/ fJr foreign shairs if he c3uld inform ths house
| whether 1t was true tha! a proposition was made
/ some time age FOR Joint mediation between the
! Federal and Confederate States on the part sf
ths English and French Gsysrzmsats.
| Mr.. Laysrd, sf.sT considerable interruption
/ from Mr-R5ebuek. denied the truth Of state
/ ments made b. Er. Rsebgek on tas evening
/ wAsn be mads his motion, and said that since
/ November last Re csssuHica.i0n had been rs-
| esivad ftsm the French GsTernnsnt proposing
mediation bslwesn the North aud South He
a'ss dsnisl tas truth Of Mr R1ebuek's asssr-
/ ton, en- ths aH.h0ritJi as Mr.. R3ebuck alleged
/ Of the Emperor Of the French, shat last yssr
/ Lord Lyons cCHmittsd a breseh Of esnfleBee
| By. taking to Mr.. Seward COPY of a dispatch,
addressed 10 her Muissty's Government By the
GsYsrnmsEt Of France rslstive ts tho affairs Of
ABasriea
Mr.. RoEBUCK's STATEMENT IN FULL.
Twas MT IN the lobby outside so1aa DAYS
since by an honorable aad learned friend Of
nine, who said TO me, " You propose that the
House. should address The Queen. 10 ask her to
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OF Eurspe. Vow, I have heard to-day, en- vsry
COED su.heritY, that the mind Of ths French
ruler has changed, and if Lord PslRerstsn can
csae dowH to the House and say so. Whist be-
comes Of your melton for the recognition Of ths
ssushf' acknowledged 70 my honorsbls and
learsad friend the fsTee Of his statement thaHeh
like the sc5schmsn about the fish, doubted tie
fact-L laugh l-tAerst0ge, I wr0ta 20 my hen
orablo friend, tae member fer Sunderland, know
ing that he hab obtained suthsuty to writd1o the
Frsnsh Emperor whenever Re wanted 20 see
hia-Le laugh and I ssis to kin in eject
'SsPpOze, fer the p9rp0so sf ascsrtaiaiHg whsth-
| or this ruzOT be true, wo 20 across and ask at
aRoo fer sH audience" A laugh For, sir
| I knew the treasury bsncl right well ] know
/ they are wonderfully expert at circulating ru-
zs7s; indeed waCn they hsvs en- 8li-cE ~ view,
FtasTe is hardly any rHusr hey won't circulate
A Iaueh Ny letter ts the Memorable uembsr
[
we kad -ks audience asked for. I an zow
going to make q statement whics TIE Hndsr
secretary for foreign affairs may think scms-
what surprising bat i. is true fer al that The
EmpsrsT Of the French ssid, and he gave me
authority 10 repeat it here, As soon as / learn
s3 that that TuE5r was circulating in England,
gave Instructions 30 my ambassador 10 deny
toe Lruth Of t. Nay, more, instructed him to
say that ny feeling was not, indeed, exactly the
ar in favor Of recognizing the Sostk. ted hiIa
also t. lay before the British G5vsTnmeHt my
understanding tad nay wishes on tAis qHss-
tioz, and 20 ask still again whether they wsuld
Be willing ls i9ia Be in that recognition. Ap-
plgBse. Nov, sir, there is no mistake sssut this
matter. Aaa 90 tell nae that the British Govern
NEST does not knew that that has accarred must
aesa Esms diBlsmsts evssisa. Is can't Be the
truth. Hear, hear. Aud if there be eontra-
dictioa, as ths isdgss say between the vii
Pesses, I pledge my Tsracity fer what I state.
And WBat is mere, I laid bslsrs his najasty
i've courses Of conduct said, % Year Majesty
NAY make q formal application 70 Enyan1'
He stepped ms, aad said, % Ne, I can't Dc thst.
and I vii tell ysu why, ssus months AGO I did
make formal application 10 England. England
sent my disPatch Es America. Hear, hear
ThEt dispatsh getting iate Mr.. Seward's hand
WAS sbewH TO Ezy am m5asssdsr at Washington. Il
By sueh egRjuet. Loud cheers fron the sppe-
sitisn wsn't he s5dsa), I eaa'tszbjset myself
sgaiH to tho danger of similar trsRtmszt. I
Hear, hear Bat viii dc everything shsrt
Of it. give you fall liberty to state to the
English house of commons this my wish, and
to say to them that I have determined in al
things'-snd I viii ggsta bis WOTds-"I have |
detormiRed in al tkings 20 act with England; |
and mere than all things | have determined ta
aet with her ss regards America" Hear,
hear. A large pSTtioa sf eur manufacturing
PspHlstieR have b5en for some months living
upon charity. Now, there is very soon &C.
quirsd = habit Of idleness, AMI have learned
from Lancashire that at the present time an
Bnwilingnsss 70 labor is creeping upon the
people, aud if we carry them through the
coming winter 10 idlaHess, We dent knew what
may b5 the Consequence Of Cur manufacturing
population. Again. sir, I viii qa0te ths words
Of bis majesty the Emperor Of the Freneh. AID
they are very remarkCble words He said Il
sa afraid sf the coming winter with respect to
ny aasUfsetuTiag population" Hear And
ay b0ngrabls friend, be member for SundeT-
land sad Sire, we dOn't dread the winter.
although re knew that great Iaisery mast Of
necessity be entailsd uPoB our manufacturing
population if the Gotten famine esutnse; but
We, sire, desire 60 avert from eur cOuntrymsR
tka eaismiiy that RRst arise frsn ths c0Rtisua-
Mr., George Gray made tho following reply to
this stsieEsRt
I car only say tbatI an utterly unabls 10 sx-
plain tie discrepancy between the hOnsrable and
learned namber for Shefdsld's statement aad
tie fact that her Majestys Governments received
ne saeh coRmaUicatiOn wkich Vas well knoWn
to have bssn made last year to her Msjssty's
GevsrEmsst, en- the part Of the ERpersr Of the
French, FrosOsing g Rsdistion bstWeeH the cor
tendiHg parties ia America was transRittsd by 1
Earl Russell to Lord Lyons, and by Lord Ly- 4
ans handed TO Ar. Seward, by which means 4
Mr. Seward received information which WsRld I
otherwise have been withheld from him re- /
speetins the Empsror's proposal to Ser 4
Msiesty's Government Now 1 know that 4
No secret was made ct the time that
Eueh q proposal had been made By the |
EmDerer Of the French 20 her Msiesty's Gov /
srument. Il was announced BY the newsBa-
pers that that dispatch had been taken into cen
sidsrAtioa by her Mljasty's Government. and
answered ia terms of ecurtssY Of which I an
sure the Emperor Of the French bad no reason
te complain, GEd neVer has complained have
no dsubt that thas ceTesp spoRdence, that dispsteh,
in fact, was communicated by Earl Russell 70
Lerd Lyons in sTdsr that representing this
sountry as he did at Washington, be might
know what was going on in Europe apOR a
matter in which this country was concerned.
So far from q secret existing in regard 70 that
dispatch, upon the very day that Parlia-
ment met the correspondence was laid on