Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21

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/ Correspondence OF the New York rr.buus1
/ Jegsrsoa DaBis and ne Foreign Pgrsrs- III.
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WAsHIEGTOE. July 30 The Government. ]
Am tod hss received iurther information on fba
subject Of the recent propositions made bv JEFF
Davis to the crowned oes5s Of Eurupe-lropa-
silions OF which q Dsm0eraae newspaper oi
New York has already grvsn hrjsf seminary,
and to WHICH yoU have alluded ia your own
columns
According to this information. it wouii aD-
pear that on the 4.h gf July last q Cabin .
council was held At Richmond. ia which 1t was
decided 10 obtain from soms European power an
interest equivalent to q pFoteciorats To thst
effect inducements Of the strongest kind were
deliberately proposed aad essanssl 10 by all
memb-rs Of the rebel Government These in
ducemsnts we're nos offered to Louis Napoleon
sloHe, but to England and Spain also. Although
identical As to the results 80 be brought about
they we're Different in their natsrs and character
so as to be suited TO the Peeuliar views and in
terests Of the nation TO which they were 20 ba
offered
Net ons, as it has been said but ffrss 5sarrrs
Of dispatches wers sent from R eAmoud 70 Eu
rope, each Of them carrying vilh aim copy 0f
tie three messages 70 z gland F5suea and
Spain. Ihis was done as a prudential measure,
50 that if ssy one Of tae dispatch bearers he'd
been arrested the others % gh5 hsvs escaped, and
delivered to Mason or Sidel the thrss seperBts
instructions respectively addressed by JEFF.
Davis to the three G7vsrnusnts siiHdef "a.
Two Of these bearers Of dispatches went
through Baltimore 30 New YOrk. vhess thev
halted couple Of days, during which they saw
several of your prominent Democratic politicians.
The other, vAo started 3 week af5zrgyzr5. made
direct for Boston, Hhers ne took tie steamer
for EaroPs.
1 do not believe the Government has received
any precise knowledge Of the coaan.s cf he
ne y Instructions sent 90 Europe By th--- rres-
sengars. One thing, however. t. CERTAIN, j f
trrson Davis made no Concessions coacerniag
slavery, for this simple reason, that he eould
make RoRs.
A yesr ego Louis Napoleon, in converse
ton with sddeli. which we reported in ths
Tribune, requested the latter TO iaauirz fren ms
Government whether or not it ess disposed ts
give up slavery, in which case the atlitu5s of
traaee toward tte C0nfsdeTaey would not be a
single aomsnt dGabtful To this quesfign Of
the Emperor, JET Davis reply vas, that in his
personal oplnlen slavery wss ss an end In the
South, and thai tho termination Of the war
would be the signal for its gradual extinction
But as slavery was q ) ate institution he bad
no power over il; -cJHseq usnlly suy aesi01 III
Inc matter at the present ums wlGid have infsl-
loly brought rain 30 him, without aav benefit
to the slaves give you this as a positive fact, !
upon which you can place entire reliance.
Il is believed here that the press fs getting far
no ambiguous as regards the insermsddhnr Of
France ia our affsirs Although It is r1crs thar /
probable thst the izre dipl7macis instructions Of I
he rebel G0VernmeuJ rsisI 60 the proposal I
f1r WALL n Hre -. IL
With France, this does not n-ceasa-iiy im1Iv /
hat there is sny danger for rs 10 that offer
In this case, it is not the offer which ous ht b
'zcLe cur apD-shsus-J-s--i- I5 gIs aeaaa.. .irIrs-
VII Louis Napoleon accept the alliance pra-
Iosed TO him by the Soutl2 6sreis tla danger.
nd here lies the whole Caesti74 Al tHr rs1al
lvsramaut may 20 does not eject ug In fre
asst, uaezs is policy is attended, vilh Success
Ia tAis Instance tl5 pr0b4bi 1rias sr7 jHsr IT.
vlll not accsle. LOUIS Napoleon is TO shrsv7
politician TO burden himself with au a. f.sl-t
n which he would have 10 give everything and /
ecelve nothing In what gan an alisuce with
be South possibly be If s1y ad7a -ar- 30 him
Tua-sutee MaUco2 u VIII -ejI jet Davis:
' Iou cannot guarantee y7uT oven frontiers
ow can you propose 10 Eusrs Ir=e nine Y1u
-lll give me s mortgage on Tpxssl Bat that
aortSage csn take without your leave Your
lianc7 gives me 20 army, 20 navy, 10 money,
csAiug thaL can oaneH- iu suy way my policy
D the Nav World, and l exposes ne b a war
'itl the North You nave everything t1 gam
nd have everything 70 lose. Tue bargain il
OF even, ard [ cannot tocsDs is
This is in sll probability the answer rhicS
le propositions Of J .f Davis 20 Louis Nsco-
on will receive, At .eas. FOR the prescott This
noTledge OF the position as well AS the eau
Gus sHd moderate views of the Emperor Of the
reueh on American sffsirs, make cur Govern
snt believe that the fssrs arising on the subject
sn alliance Of the S)uth with Frasce are
-oundless, and that Louis Napoleon csu in no
~ enter into sn agreement Of this kind