Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-30

I Aastrisr Journals opposed tha acceptance BY 81
krohas Haxiuiliisa Of tbs erowa Of Mckee
but that they noW regard his reply to tho dsPE
fation which offered it 10 hIn IS polite e
fasal" The Prsyss OF Vienna pariiealsfl
seems 20 70 consider it-and it is now 7e.
I sxtsasivolv believed in Austria, as it is !
Flaues. that M=ximi ian will not g 10 II Eie-
Al sny rese nothing viii be done ioE the preseBi
The pieascite' viii t8ke some time. Ihs, @
( course, wiil be perfectly fsir and aueuimeui
The Fr-acA troops Hiil remgiH in Mexico until
! is accomplished, for the purpose Of seeing fils
/ Il Is faiF sud unsniEn0us. IBop sbs consent 8
/ the En1aror Of AugtFiz, and The qua snieas o
! Fianes and England, viii depend upon th
I prospect Of success which the experiment sp
I pears 10 have st the tiIns. Ia ths Realt mo- Z
va get our sifsirs settled so that we esn ae IN
I position 20 put cur foot down, and saT ihs
/ Napoleon shall not assume tbs right OF portion
/ ing empires in America the Whole scheme ail
! be abandoned.
In FGsaco our promised settlement OF .hC
I Mexican affair IS a. unpopular as has bsen th'
/ whole mevomeat from the beginning, sDd it /.
said that II Thiors and The opposition deiegs
/ ton n tho Corps Lsgisstit, which opens on tar
/ 4th Of December, are preparing heavy broad
/ side sgainHi it,
1 a member or Che Corps LsgislsEif, II. de Bel
! leyms, has published al Dsnties brochure e.-
I titled La France ct Is M3xigua,' in which be
| expresses the sentiments of nias- -testhB of the
| thinking people Of France upon the subject
I TIE French troops, he says, should be removed
/ from Mexico. If the Mexican psJPle desire tbs
! @ovcameit Of MazimiiiaB, our troops ase no
! logger necss sssEy, II thsy do not, it is 3 dis
/ grace 10 France and 10 modern civilization for
US to att8mps to impose it upOa Them. The al
! tHor Of this pamphlet, which has already bse1
l extensively read, is not considered 81 0pposi-
/ ton member of tie legislative assembly.
/ The eternal, never ending, question between
/ the Diet of the Gormanie Confederation snd
I Danmarz relative t. the dUehies Of H0lstsin and
I LHxsm5ourg, may 30 the means Of driftiag
( Europe into war, which il Is now striving to
avoid on the Polish question. Denmark, by its
pTeps siiOHs for otfenss and defense, ci8rrg m
Inmates that it will consider the ''iedefsi exeeu.
lion" in Hoistoin, ordered by the d si, as a
easus bsii and Sweden Is resdY 70 unite, and
ENGLAND and France could sesfcsly escape get
tiug sn5r0iied in the war which must snsH5. Il
is very likely, however, that the Diet viii re-
consider iis resolution, and thus avoid q war
which must ba disastrous 10 Germany.
L. ,he matter Of Tao Russian difficulty, ''nag-
teriy inactivity" seems 70 be ths policy of the
three protesting powers, and the Partisan isur.
nails IL tho interest Of the Government are try
ing TO keep people quiet, while France waits to
see whether England and Austria Intsnd doing
anything more OF course there is Do prob=hil-
ity Of war this winter, and bsioTa nsE. spTia z
the preparations which viii haYo been csn-
pleted By Russis fer off5nss aud defense will be
50 forziisble that, even if the Polish question is
not by that time settled by the exhaustion Of tbs
insurgents, the powers will be lcath 70 plunge
into 3 war with Russia.
The result of the recent experiments made by
The iron-clsd French squadron. may have some
influence on Tho future. Although title is SAID
about it in he papers, the result is considered as
pretty good evidence that these vessels esnnet
cross the Atlantic. The squadron, consisting OF
Eve vsssels--among them the irigates Norman
die and S3lfeTine-lcft ChoTb0uEg On the 27th Of
September, and arrived at Brest sn the 81 OF
October. On the irst day the squadron wss
separated by heavy winds. The yolling Of the
whgl6 sgusdron, and particularly the two frig
5los, and more particularly the NoTmsudie, is
described as fearful She took in water a. every
roll, and It was found necessary to close aHd
bstten hsT peT-hOles, so that the projected Sting
wss dispensed with. The members OF the com
mission which was appointed 10 report upon the
c9nduet Of the vessels, ara said to DO perfectly
satisfied, aR5 are so exhausted by the continual
rolling tbRt shey intend remaining ten days At
BreBt for repOss. All tho vessels were mora or
less il ilred. The Ialismsn, the smallest vessel
in The 5quadson, had her screw broken, snd WAS
towed n, The bOwsprit Of the NoTmandio WAS
broken, and part CT the buiWaFlis Of the Cou-
roane rolled OF Of her. Ii is evident that it viii
pc zieeeass1y q make some important mOdiEea-
I0ns " iAsse Tesseis before it will be considered
5eIe t1 send them eYaT TO break our blOarade
The Florida is seid to have been sold te the
C0mPasHs TTaasatlaati Fs.
The PedeTal corvette Kesr5sge sta lies at
Brsst, and there have bean several ''free fshta''
between the sesmen of the two. vessels when
they nave met On shore The officers, whO fre-
quent;y me-s, of course treat each oLheE with
lhe most ignifad politsnesa.
The Emperor VIII not 90 TO Ccmpiegno till
Tie 18Th, ia ths meantime be is stopping at the
fnlleries, whsIe Cabinet councils 10 discuss the
sifziT8 of the world IN general, IN which be has
succeeded il embIoiling himself, are held neArly
every 0sy.
Tbres or four rebel officers, sporting their gray
uniforms, are in Paris.
HCne of the French papers have published the
circular OF lhe Jusrez Government. The PatTle
refe's to it as being particularly ibeious toward
France.
The lion. or, 70 speak more grsmstically, the
lieness of Paris, just Gt present, is ths Princess
de la Tour d'Auvargne, who accompanied EadsT
in his balloon ascension Sunday last She and
The Prince de SaYn Wittgenstsin were riding
together TO the Bos de Boulogae when they
"
Mar, and then persuaded NsdRr to permit them
20 accompany him. II all the stories told Of her
behavior in the really peTiious condition III
which the v0yBgers Wers placed, are TUE, the
Princess is a heroine, sud deserves at least the
command Of a regiment. The notoTiety which
she has attained by this rather ioolhRrdy hesk
Of hers, secompaHiel with the fact that she
bears tho noble name Of the "6rst gronadieE OF
Francs" has actually set people TO inquiring
Who she is,
The Princess is the wife Of tho Pdscs de la
Tour d'Aavorene, who is tbs French ambsss T.
dor 70 Rome. Some seveu years since she meS
the Prince. He wanted money, and she WAC
had it, wanted q title. They made marriage
dc canVeaaHes On both sides Hs gave her h;s
nsme and she in return settled upon him an n
come OF thirty lhoHssnd francs year. With the
distinct understanding tAst they would nsver
i've together He resides in the interior Of
France, and is very pioUe, while the Piincass
lives in iho gay world Of Paris, aud has the
Tepuia ion Of being a little rapid The Ital-
lens Will osen on the l4th with /" Frsvis.a"