Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03

BrItish We've on Amtriesn 5q,irl

British Views on american fairs.
kcHA7ND, Asreh 2-Ia the British Parliament Earl
Derby criticised tbe Qusen's speech (. said 5enrs.
ted taat the government had not felt justified I'M DINING
the attempt Ia which they were Invited By Franco. 10
Intervene not Tor ths purpose Of puttiae an end TO be
war, but to obtain b. heir good Offices. If possible. sseb
Al asmiaiics and cesat9a Of h-ostfities as would lead
the two parties themselves 20 r. fleet On the missriss and
hoPelsa saess Ct the war in which they were engaged
he offered from the opinion expressed bv m,Dv n
his political friends char the time had not arrived for
the recognition Of th5 southern States. His conviction
was that, come what may. a recoasrue-io lon Of the Union
was impossible bz5 on ths whole, he approved he
csurse the government had taken fCheers
Earl Russell in reply, justified Cs policy WHEN tie
government had pursued, and expressed Che opinion
that It wosld be impossible Tor uniou Of the Northern
and Southern States to be agaia established.
Earl Malsmsbury expressed regret that England had
not joined France in the proposed mediation. Earl
Gray toek the eontrsry view.
In the house Of commons, DTsraeH rsris#sd the
m~iuirterai Frogramme, impudng oscillation and ineon-
slsieHcy % The government The foreign secretary sad
the Nsrth was lighting for empire, the south for nde-
P~sndsnes me president Of the board Of trade alleged
that The curss Of avery WAS a. the oFom Of tie war.
The Chancellor q The Ezchquer was warmly in favor
Of he soah, but was followed BY tho Secretary Of War,
who aTowed his opinions dramatically opposed hereto.
and lastly. the Chief Secretary for Ireland declared bis
conviction that The Lord Of Hosts was fighting for tie
Confederate. Bsntick said be believed if the propossl
to recognize the South was brought forward. il uou,d
Be Supported by Parliament.
Northern Intelligence.
R~IcHAoSD' March 2-Northsu dates Of tAs a6,h
have been received
The bill to enroll andeaI out the militia, passed tie
house, with meadnent-yeas $50, uayz 90.
The senate passed the bl authorizing the President
to suspend Ia writ of habeas corpus-yeas % nays l3.
The New York World says gold was nieus on she
18th. Il touched = Preniam, with mostly heavy sales.
AID generally from foreigners
Foreigu News.
TIE steamer CARA, Nth Liverpool dates to he 12th,
has arrived
At ;he Lord sHyors late banqust 2-r Nss E sall he
satcipateda speedy establishments Of friendly rei-H-as
between he British ard Confederate rorerunsus. AID
the declaration vas received WITH mrcs apPIsa
The Tines says sr Hzsou was uuca too fas-h.
Prsa.at proessdre meaa notlg
The reply q lHcQ-a 10 ne szac5ersr a had
been pu5lsted TtdeP.ores The surugs o-cas5l5
by the e0st1a aHs hueros-s l as @
ae Eympafhy fr tee s-eesteoss he7s f=dm Eng
land lie eaioEisss ths urtsraacs e t1e 1luebar
meetings. ufime hsreisn, sid expresses &C. carers
da-e for per-e.ul peace between t Two usasns
The ship Gcorg wofd wis nsd-aa eo-fHba-
tioni hr be relief o. Eagsh opsafvss. had arrived At
Liverpool ana was received wh salets
The Coafederate steamer sumter lsd ESCAPED ron
eibraitar srtths Tus,srora hai alsi frCadz
1t was stated that tie ~ steamer go was in the
MarHsy on the 5th, and expected 10 sail in q few days
for ID rcbei rendezvous
In the address Of The new Corps Legsiatft5 the En-
peror Of France ih= paragraph rslatlag to Mexico.
America and Italy psssed, but ths opposition s.ro7g,v
denounced the Mexican zsr, and a continued ocgapa
ton Of Rome.
The Berlin papers announce news Of an alarmiHg
character from the Polish provinces. The agitation
having crossed he Pussian frontier. Prussisn troops
were concentrating there.
ooitOn-selss at Liverpool for the WeeS 25.o00 bales
eiosng al a &c line of half a penny Bcsadstufs dua
%RIchmsud Honey Market.
RIcHfoED March 2-Gold advanced here today
forty per cent, closing a. three hundred premirm. and
sbs market much excited Bank notes commanded
ATTY per cent. premium market arm.
Confederate ConEress.
R1cHMoND, March 2-In the senate Er. oldham. Of
Texas from the committee on commerce reported back
joint s%esoluiion relative to the free navigation Of
tbs Mississippi river, with 8 substitute, The prsamb g Of