Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-27


E.ri Russell mas made speech in tie Brit-
lsh Parliament, which, 50 far as words 20, looks
Ike defining bis position. At tho conclusion Of
ns speech he makes ihs following significant
declaration:
But, ny lords, with regard to tie whole
matter of this war, il has been the dsseHmina-
lion Of her Msissty's Government to pursue an
imPartisl neutrality. That course hiss been
steadily pursued. I see no reason myself for
our taking part either with the Northern States
l or with tbs Southern; and We are determined
TO continue to maintain course Of impartial
neutrality"
RECRUITING E IRELAND FOR THE YANKEE
ARsIy-THE SUBJECT UP IN PARLIAMENT.
/ In the House Of Lords, On the second, Lord
/ ClsEriesrds moved for sBy reports EecsiVed as
/ to recruiting in Ireland for the North American
army He stated il was notorious that recruit
/ ing for the Federal army had bean extensively
carried on in Ireland for the last two years He
said il was carried On under the pretsTt Of sn-
gaging men for iRdaEtrisl works. and eontended
that ihe practice Oaght to be put down with a
strong hand.
L0Id Russel ssid that, in the only case that
/ had been brought under the netesOf the aCthori-
/ ties n Ireland, the evidence was not conclusive
I enough 70 enable tho GOveIumeDt to prosecuto
/ the parties with any chance Of obtaining g con
vieiion. Ha thought 1t probabls that many who
/ were induced 70 20 20 Ameries with The pros
| pecs Of getting higher wages afterwards entsrsd
the Federal army, bat what they might do on
arriving in America eoald not be violation Of
1 the enlistment act.
Lord DO1OughmOrs strongly urged the Gov
srnment to some course of action on this natt5r-
He ssid the fact that agents Of the American
/ Government had for q considerable period been
/ attempting 10 entcs the Irish subjects Of har
Majesty into the military service Of the United
States was notorious and the nobls Earl bad
nos repudiated the statement. LIST their lord
ships compare the conduct Of the Gov8rnmsnt
/ in this matter with the eOuTse taken By thsm Ia
the matter Of the Birksnhsad rams.
KossUTH TURKS UP AGAE.
| Kcssuth has turned up again He has issusd
proclamation, which s circulated among the
| Hungsrians who form part Of the Austrian AZ
my in VenetiR. he asks bis oountymen 70 de-
seTt the Austrian flag, and form an alliance with
| I.sly, by which they viii be freed. he adds,
/ that the King Of Italy Is preparing 70 lead his
army against Austria, and that = Hungarian
/ legion is being formed in IlalY.
THE CONFEDERATE STEAMER RAPPAHAEE9CK
| GETS TO SEA.
/ The New York Post says that private sdvicss
/ state that tho Tsbsl pirate Rappahannock left
Ffancs privately on the 10Th Of February. armed
with six guns and picked crew. Her cruising
| ground, It IS said, wiz be the Equator and the
I China seas
THE SUBJECT OF CONFEDERATE FRITATEzRS
| UP IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
HT. Shaw Lsfsvre, in the House Of Com
| mons, called attention 20 the course pursued BY
l tho ConfsdeTate agents in Englsnd u fitting ont
! war vessels and enlisling seEmsn, and moved
/ for the papers on the subject. He denounced
the proceedings and regretted that the Alabama
| had not bssR detained. Hs coHtended that al
such vessels should be prohibited from entering
British ports, and if they did British cruisers
| should seizs them.
/ The sOlieitor-gsneFal explained ana defended
/ the Government, and sgsertsd thas sYsEY sffort
/ had been msds to honestly carry out ihslEEs
aud maintain neutrality. BE admitted that such
vessels might be prevented from entering Brit
ish psIts, and said that the G1vernment Was
considering tbs sabjsct.
THs DANISH QUESTION.
Thers is nothing important relative 10 ne
/ Danish war and nothing is expected until he
interval requested by Denmark for deciding the
conference question hss expired. Ths Vienna
| correspondent sf the London Tines writes that
Austria, Prussia, Francs, Russia and Sweden
/ have promised 20 attend the conferences proposed
/ by the English Government TO bs held in Lon
don for the seiilemsnt of the Danish question.
| Bat IS neither Denmark nor the German Bund