Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-29
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news BY the ECStfu,

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The steamship Scotia, from Queenstown on
the Tth Of June, arrived at New York on Tues
d8v. Her news Is sne week later.
The new steamship So1therDsr, said to be iu-
tended for the service of The Confederate Gov
eminent, made her trial trip in the English
We ters She is 0TaE three hundred fsst IN length
aud very swift. Her cabin furnitsrs aud chins
are marked with the letters &C. S. c." which
are szil TO mean the Charleston steamship
company" Earl Russell ordered search Of
the steamer Lord Clyde, which was loaded a.
Cardiff for Nassau, with, IL is alleged, Grus and
supplies for the rebels. The search was carried
out IN a very strict manner, bu. nothing Of
ccut7abau1 cLSractsr was discovered The
steamer saila5 the very moment the officers left
her deck. Ia the case ef the English schooner
will-O'-ths- Wsp, seized by ths United States
steamer Montgomery, of EltamOras, Mr.
Layard stated ia Parliament that it was doubt
luI If she was In Mexican waters st the tins;
that It was decided that there wsTe good grounds
for her seizure, and that her owners had no mo5e
of redress but BY sR appeal to She sugrems
court Of the United States The Alabama was
visited by = party of Euglishmeu when al
anchor at Bahia. She was IN good erder, and
reported 8 very large number Of captures from
the commandment Of her csroer. Some par
Jiculars Of her late depTsdstious against English
property shipped In North American bottoms are
given. Two American seamen belonging to
the Henrietta, of Baltimore, which was burned
By the Florida, had reached England. d airing
sn suti-slayeTy meeting ct Manchester quite q
rist occurred For some days previous ths
" executive eommittss Of the Southera clHb"
ha5 placsrded the as,ls of The city with appeals
in favor Of tire Southern CsDfsderacy. At the
nesting, manifestations Of disorder aad disap-
pre56ti1a Of the sentiments Of the speakers
were made, and, as the evening were on, the
disseatients became so vigorous and demoustra-
tive that the eratory was lost in the general dis
order that prevailed. Several fights occurred.
Cheers were given for J Jeffsrson Davis General
Lee asd the South, followed by similar demon
STATIONS for President Lincoln and the Eerth.
The police iaally restored order, bat no resolu-
tions were proposed.
Lord Elens, NJ P speaking a. ? volunteer
;nuer 10 England, expressed She hope that the
B.itish -yelunteer organization would produce
saeh men as "Stonewsli" Jackson, Lse and
BeauregaTd
The managers Of TIE LoBaon chartered Bank
Of Australia state ia their annual report that the
colony of Australia has been greatly bsnsftted
BY the existence Of the war in America, Teceiv-
ing large number of emigrants, who had COM
meuced 10 cultivate cotton aRd tobacco.
The French elections, conducted under a uni
versal suffrage franchise, were concluded on the
LfE OF aa4as -e NFtFEE QUiE4ts CAhaAdhAth were
defeated in every district of Paris save oae.
/ Tbey carried tbs raJal districts, with very fsw
( exceptions. OF tive hundred and sixty-eighi
elections, the EmperOrs friends gained two
/ hundred and ity-tW0. 1t was thought the oB-
pagition ia the new Legislature would number
/ ts-anty-six members of the highest talent and
name. This Tesgl. vas regarded Rs very amor
/ turats for Nasolson. There did not occur &
! sjngls ri-t ar breach Of ths peace ia the wbels
B -fas ?
The Issndga Pest looks on the invasion 0i
! Maxie3 as he '0Be mistake Of Aspsle9R. Tae
/ London Ty1ges asserts thst the Juarez AexieaRi
/ are not patriots. Tea thousand msn had been
/ ordered to rsinferce the French srmy.
The Pales had again defeated the Russians IN
4 battle France, England and Austria had for.
wardea j7int note to the Czsr, asking rep
/ Teseniative government and al amnsstTis for
/ Poland. The French Emperor having Invited
/ the United States Cabinet to jNiR the allied pow
ers il their representations to Russia, Secretary
SswsId declined, on the ground that our ira
6itional policy of n0n-inteTfersnee in European
aifsiis aust be adhered to- Mr.. SswRrd's note
/ has been published in ST. Petersburg.
Prussia was stil agitated in 4 most serious
manner by the Tepressive action OF the kine
toward the Legislature snd the press. A reya
ordinance against the frss discussion Of public
affairs in the ne newspapers was issued in BsrliT
on the 1st instant Six OF the city journals
published a Joint declaration ressrving tbeil
/ rights in Wow Of the proclamation. They saI
that the government has TO furnish the natter
with proofs OF the legality Of ths measure.
YANKEE FLAG CAPTURED IA orderly ser
rsant Of the LIST Louisiana cavalry, (Celone
Scotfs old Tegimsnt) captured battle 1si
from the raiders in the following manner. 10
4 eetber with several msmbers Of the regimen
bs was fslowing up the rstreating fee Rea
Rutledye, when he was sspied by = squad Q
yankees. with q eolor-bsarsr among them, wh
ianaodiatsly gave chase. la tae race tho colol .o
besror threw the flag upoR iha ground I6
wiv eavalryman dedgod his parsuers n II
woods, doubled upon his tracks, slezea 50
sbap3oned Gas and carrie3is safely of Il he
bssn left a. the Register Office for the inspe'
lion of the curious. It is large flag, with n