Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

''FFsaco waHts money literally, and not fgu
II rsblvelY. They are @ far 710rs maTceasry raes
than ne English, and We mssi bHy golden opin-
lens frsR thsfu, It at al 5ach was the sseTa
OF Dr.. Franhlin's success. Mrs De Ls0n va
very nuch gTstidsd by your very Kind mention
AID gezaaBbTGaca Of hsr Believe me, wAsn
say thsE shs fally shares in mF feelings TO-
ward yourself and Mrs D. and hssTtily echoes
tLs visa Of meeting sO0n again, and under hap
pier auspices. As q souvenir Of Al old tIi8ne, /
I send madam, for her albam, the 'poTtrait Of a
/ gsHilsmsa," d" as iheY saYin exhibitions. So soon
IS good one Is taken Of madam, It shall alss
be ssRt.
VITA the Hhrmsst Wlshss for yosr health and
happiness. yoar obliged, sincere friead,
E. De LEOa.
I We have this day gone to housekeeping IN @
/ very alss apartment On sunny side Of Champ
Elysso.
EbWIs DE- LEON re- J. P. BEayAEIH.
NE lo.l
PARIS September 80, 1868.
/ Hen. r BeuisIaia, gecre.sr7 Of 5iats Richmond,
Gonfsdarafo 8 atea, America
SIR: Your dispatch (Se. 3 Of I5Lh August
agt, waE delivered ts me BY DR.. Charles GiTEId
ron The 10Th instsnt sad in conformity with the
| instructions therein contained, ( Writo you via
| BsTmgda, BY The frsi psss, ana shall coaiinHe
ny communications By 8agh successive steamer
/ for that port
sizes year last dispatch was written goa bsys
| doubtless received my H0a and 9; aud it is
sesteaiy necessary for ma 70 obss " that had
| lhs viows and Intentions Of The Administration
/ been preYiogsly conhded 70 me, the strength ef
nay laBguage en- one measure Of policy, since
adopted. wsuld have been greatly msdiEsd-
however unchanged my private opinion mighi
| have reHEiaed.
Ths withdrawal Of Ar Mason from Lsnaou
/ hss bad tie go0d effect Of reviving aR interest
a iAs Southern question and awakening the
public ia ERglaHd rom their dream Of con
[ tinusd non Intervention. FroR al g0Hr-
( css OF information in my power, and rem the
expressed views Of intelligent Englinh friends
1 an led 10 believe that the public feslizz IN
EHgisHd fnds sTuo expression IN the editorials
[ fr0n lho TiHCs, Of tia 25Ih and 9th, which is
| herewith enclosed. The greatest rsooil sf the
l ssssurs hs5 been agGiugt Lore JohR Russell
| personally. His speech, ap8logsiie and yindioa-
terry sf his own caEr5e, is the reply % your chHl
isnge, and It proves that be viii persist IN his
/ ssley ss 'tho bitter ead, and ia even rssdY 10
overstep the law in ordsr % avoid sHonEs 70 the
l Washington GsysTBment. The delivery Of this
| speech is too Yeeens 70 permit ne te inioTm you
/ Of Esglish sentiment in relation 30 .t. Tbs
/ oTana1tary Of the TiFass viii show b rs aven
I that 0bsesuious echo Of tho ministry does not
/ accept and reiteIat8 L3Td Rssseils views with
l cut q protest. and should he venture 90 carry
4 iBts execution the threat lie has made Of wells
1 ting ihs law an9 ssking 4 bill Of indemnify
/ froEa Parliament, he experiment may cost MIN
/ his place, the sympathy Of the British people FOR
us growing stronger every day and ia tHe fguls
i rHiia as their antipatbY fUE tho Yankees. To
foster and inerosss these favorable dispositions
| I have caused various publications to be made
I in England or tas topics Of eeltsR, slavery, the
I cath of allegiance Federal abTicatisns, and
I kept up a. niBning ere through the Enziish
Bross. ssaae Of these publications shall be sent
! 10 you by ibs arst opportunity Whish presents
ief sending packages.
/ After the ispessl Of the Rsebuck motio1. the
rsuid increase Of Federal TscTuitmeRt in Ireland
/ attracted msch attention, and I desmsd Il ad-
visabla to visit hat country 20 $50 If anything
sspld Be dgns ts check IT, During three weeks
residences, chiefly in Dublin with q visit to Bel
/ fast. IN the ner.h Of Ireland succeeded in uH-
MASKING and oxpssing the enemy battery, sud
/ enlisted the aid Of some powerful auxilsriss in
l .hs prssa AID the palpit 20 stop this eraol and
| eowarslV oTimEing Of recruits, under pTstext Of
| employment on Northern railways Msny
knew the resi- nature Of The services required 81
/ them, bat many moro were aniTaPped BY pFom-
/ iss Of high wages; their contracts containing a
clause shat they would take the preliminary
/ ies This at sncs WoUld make them Bubisct 30
[ the draft Another drsg apon them was The sx-
/ hortsiiou 60 the wCmsR to accompany thsir hus-
hands, as the prom SD wages WsTs 50 high, 30
/ that the Yausses aOW goi good deal Of dross
I wilh tksir good metal.
/ The number Of aetual recruits thus oEtaiuo5
/ from Ireland for the past year, up 70 Augusi,
1 esnuot have exceeded twenty thoEsand sbls-
| bsdisd mes, but has probably reaChrd that fig
i - = a.
/ hers = make grand hsul, but wo h0Bs lhsir
nets viii not hold The msn OF intelligence
/ who see ths dIsiu thus MAIDS Of she very bone
I and RiReW Of shs country resist Is fTsu policy
and patriotism. Ths priests, who ere gens7aIlv
| considerations and earnest uen, sHd VITO i've On
/ voluntary contributions Of their parishiousys.
| GRO also bent On srTsstins tbs exodus. The onlv
/ party favorable 20 the Yankees is The ally ana
I misohisToas clique Of dsnzgogues who style
I themselves Young IrslandeEs," i" Of wh0n Gaa.
/ MsagbeE used 10 bs tne Of the lhiHiag iiEhts.
! thsir esuBtgyBsn tie Yankee shsmblas. SO
/ step las boea, or viii Be, iGken By the BriHsh
/ GeveTnmeHt 10 stop this Whslosals dsBsBulafion,
i fer Two resssBs;
/. From The difficulty Of proof Of actual On
/ listmsRt, and
! g. Because Of the unWilliRgaess Of Lord Rus-
I sell 20 wound .ho suIeepfbihties Of Mr. Seward
/ Of vh5ss conduct ho has ne complaint %
I make"
TIE prsss, the priests and public opinion nay
Z s1pply tbe shortcomings Of the GoYsrrEaezt In
shis respect. At least the atsenpi Is making.
and shall eontinuoeo be made.
+ Having called (of c0uIse ss q private iaiivi5
ual) on the Lord Lieutenant, the Ear or Car.
Isle, an old acqaainianee, I WsB uoss ooarts-
0usly and kindly received, and had losv con
varsssioa With him on this and kindred tsDies
Subsequently dined with hiHl, when yTs agsiu
discussed the whole matter. BE admitted the
existence Of the evil Of emigration sad The pow
eElsssneae Of Government il he matter
Eera. IN France, I zee re change eitksr ia the
attitude Of the GsTsfnmSnt or in the BepalsT
ssRtimsni. Ia TACT Gntil tie arrival Of ths
Elsres Rt Bresi, allusions ever 20 fhe Csnfad-
Il srscv, (excopt those supplied By aur fisnds il
ths prsss) were beco5ning very raTs 1ha Polish
4 ouestioa and the Mexican satirely obseured
oars, fn whie7 Frenchmsn have really fsll bu,
Htfls inlebast. The sympathy at hrst felt fsF the
Fsdsrals has been forfeited By tbeir brstalitv
snd insslsBoei kind Of vsgus sdniraiion n
the haroism Of ear people has aueeeedsd. bat
net lively oaough TO pEOmpt any aesien. usr ~
rs reasonable hopes fer it,
Tbs arrival Of the FloEids snd the nus,fia7,,
which RTose excited an interest; but tbsf -
has nov died sway, aad even he arrfvsl ~ n,
Federal vessel ksartags, and her sdmissior nj,
the ssna decks, have not revived Il.
Her Flsil has been impOrtsnt, heggv.F IN sat
tlisg sonne ve1ed questions, ss the inelossd er
tracts from ths A0HaeHT, FTanes ana Pevr ~
show. The ex,TsCt froni ihe latter print iysiei
is the organ Of the minister Of forsien Affairs
thIsw q wet blanket over our TOO saaeuia.