Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16

In the london TTass, S,aAaard aud Nssseft6e Forld
Of the 13th l4th aud 5h. the chief topic far the
Conedeacy is coaceEusd appears to be the visit Of the
C0nedersts sioop OF war Geo gs 70 the port Of Liver
po0l Ths especial parti5ans Of the North IN The House
Of Oommons-such as Mr Barring, Forster, and Oobden,
had ade speeches in that BODY objsetins 70 tic adnis
sion Of the Georgia into British port not csstent
with the daty which Grea, Britain owed % frisndiy
country the United States The TINES Of the i4tb,
euses the Confederztss u systematic abuse Of Brit
isl neutrality. It says
We have above eli things to take Gaze hat our ports
sre not converted into statons Of kostiities,
plOysd vantage ground by either bell gsrsnt It is
now perfectly notorious that systeusc abuse Of our
neutrality has been praetsed BY ofthem n s very
maunsE 1t is equally certain that It Is only BY inter
national comfy commissioned SHIP IL allowed
enjoy the Immunity Of her fsg By coming and going
where she lits. The jurisdiction or neutral Power
over g oYn pors ssbsolute and il need give
0ns any resulsion heh Il may see hi to make IN
Tbs TJnitsd slssos exercised this power in I79i By
baasbnr French priYaieaus fT1la their ports upon q
frisndy req IstOr from England j. may, therefore.
well De asked whether aay ioHEer 10 extend
courtesy to a bslIgereut which has shown little c0n
sderation FOR IA The Confederate ovsrnaant has 70
saw the ssss manifested entire sre gard OF any
teTsss but its Rather than aee as In AZ em5sr-
rassng position the Danish Minister duly informed Locd
Russell that I1s-oE war was in progress Of eonsrue-
tiou in this country Tor the service OF Denmark THIS
Il the honorable and straightforward butit s not
thst pursred by the Gonfsdsraes their friends In
Fipqisnd They hsvs never scruplsd 20 practice any
deception on he custom house that might heir
purpose and tend 70 compromise us th tie United
Stsiea Dslicagy, therefore, would be misplaced In our
/
II was perhaps scarcely open % Is % refuse adnis
Etoa 20 hs GeorRis Eter receiving b0 her Rnd The
Alabama at the cape, and following hitherto the ssa-
ersI usage Of respecting q wsrlika commission I'm
plieity Ii should prove to be that she has dis
appointed expectation cruiser rd 70 Be sold at
Brkenhead we shall be relieved Of further response
biIis m respect t5 her II any attempt should be usss
70 trsnaer her armament and % fhe Alexandra
the steam rams, stan know hoI 10 deal with It
In the eanuae IL is propsr t0 consider hafhsr s5a
utimson should not b Conveyed 80 the aufhoriiies At
Richmond to the effect that vessel hers afef sbseond
Ing from our harbors in the sy shall baYe accsa
foT The future 70 an English port Il Il nos consistent
with The honor of soy nation to toersie systsn a
fraud upon its laws nor for our yaass as novel
mower hat the ports q the whole Ward Should Be
made svsiisHie 20 an enemy whoss ports pe msg
| heve hermedcfily esalsd.
Suppose We had tbs misfortune TO Bs at war with
Prussia and had bcckaded her coasts sfeetuaily
with what feelings should hear Of s9osd Pruzssa
cruisers issuing from New York and sHzrining ire
Atlantic oesanq Tis Is issus which mus be faced
now that tie example 81 the ruscsicosl has taught
how rapidly a navy may Be generated ont of sing,s
cruiser ThasB is dlsgraee IL probing 5y teGcElr
Of facts srd adapting remedies 10 evils ~ tAey arse
NVhar ths American Har began We followed the Euid
sucs OF rsnersi rules developed Qua cf srSsucss o
f5raer wars and did rightly We hsye since earnet
that these rules IN peers ins1aquasa aud
isecusv in acc0rdanes with justice and with souht
poiey 20 nody them from time % tine By the Ugh d
i sxpsrisnee with view TO The better mainte-
l impartial neutrality "a the Tiues o
The tone os tne whole long srEl ilarssrsesI5i ~
l which We kSvs given she ssr-
pnfnendy,