Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-18
san Later frsm Rurepe.

The steamer A1ristic, with dates from Liver.
pool to the LIST inst has arrived.
The Liverpool Courier processes 20 havs rsIi-
able information that the United States steamer
Vanderbilt was sunk by the pirate stesmer Ala
hama. on August I5.h, in latitude 40, lonoi.
t1de 45o.
Ire Times editorially admits that the question
or ships building in England for the rebels is
becoming serjous and urgent. No concession
can be made to menace, and the law must take
its course but il hopss that If thess rams are
really intended for the Ccnfedsrates, thas the
law may be strong enough to stop them.
Dates from Japan to July 4th have reached
E1glsnd. Il is reported that there is a growing
affinity between tie Tycoon's Government sni
Foreigners. The Tycoon had chartered = British
vessel to convey troops.
Advices rom Frankfort say il is Thought TIA.
if the Congress Of Germsu princes does nos
prove satisfactory to the German people a Tevo-
luton may follow.
The Polish insUrrection is still raging. AZ
ter burning a Polish village, the Ruqgiens sent
70 Siberia all its Inhabitants, men, women, and
children, one thousand souls ia al, snd clnf--
Gated their estates for having executed a Russian
spy czUght nssT the village.
Topographic advices from Poland report q
great battle at Ksnew, hut which side was vie
5orioas is not stated.
The Confederate Government has made a
pressing appeal 20 the Spanish Government 70
obtain = recognition of TIE Confederate Stssss,
eHering to guarantee to Spain ths possession OF
Cuba snd Porto REQ, but the Spanish Govern
aent has declined.
TIE London Times Of the LIST says " In re-
gard to the destination of tho sUspiei0Hs aad
powerful amor plated frig.tes in mo Hsz-Ta.
Laird's yard, we 90 net thiuk iE morally right
hat ships ike these should leave oHr Uortg FOR
such service as that for which they sra intend
sd. We do net wish to see any mere OF them
sail on the same Grand"
COnsOls closed at 93.
The Confederate loan closed Steady a. u 30 20
discount.
The following letter from a person on hoard
the pirate steamer Florida IS published
on BOARD c. s STEAMER FLoRrDA.l
Brest, August "a, 1868.
GENTLEMEN We arrive here Yesterday
from = cruise, having touched 81 Qusenstowu
IN the 18th aud landed Everett, 1st lieutenant;
GarTettsUn, surgeon; sHd HHnisr, midshIpmau.
We then cruised about Of Tas.rsr rock light.
We went of The channel and outside in
chasing four OF Eve vessels. On tie 22i We
succeeded in capturing the American sbig Anglo
Saxon, from Liverpool for New YORK, stripped
1er Of what vas necessary and set h-r 70 her.
We then stood off 0as tAgusaEd or twelve nan
1T-n yards and fred three brog5e;Gss into her.
as much tor practice ss for sinking b speedily
There were two or three vessuls ia sight at the
We brought her crew to fhis port.
The rebsl stsamsf Atlaats, T7p0rssdtss heinp
overheuled in Inc docEyard az Brest, is no ether
.hGu the celebrated Confederate steamer Ala
Dams, whose bottom was SO foul thas her speed
naturally lessensd.
The American consul st Frankfort was said
70 continue to display the Mexican dsg in
conjunction with the stars and stripes. Glsss
81 Co. had been chosen 60 build Inc AT
antc telegraph.
The American protest in regard 70 Mexico, &c |
thought, wonld be presented to the French
Government in the course of the week.
The King Of the BeigiaE8 recommended tho
4rchduiIe Macmillan to insist upon certain con-
liHons before accepting the Mexican crown
conditions, it is said, were equivalent 10
refusal. Upon acceptance, too, ais political
lights as q scion of he house Of Austria will
TO be renowned.
The Polish question remained without change
summary OF the note appended to ihs French
10 Russia hsd been published, emphsd
ally maintaining that the three powers have g
ight 70 demand the performance Of the treaty
engagements toward Poland. The AusIIau
says Poland would be tranquil If Russia
ad performed her engagements, and thst Rus
ia ought certainly not TO object to 3 conference,
nd in case Of doing so Austria would hold
tussla responsible for the consequences.