Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18
Late. row KurePe.

The steamship Move Scottish. from Lsnden-
derry; the Bavaria, from Southampton s1d
the AuStrslssiAu aid Sidon, from Queenstown,
reached the ports tf Portland, Maine, and New
York respectively on Tuesday lzst. The news
BY the AustTAlasiss is dated to the 2sih of Feb
rusrY, three days ster:
The LoEdon Pat sEsin refers IN is city ETti.
Gle to the rumoFs tf negotiation between France
and England for = recognition OF the rebel
States Of The South by the French Emperor.
The Pest says fhatit believes r~TeIisnce can be
Blscedn on the reports, bat that IAN official &C
Acknowledgement Of the fact would at this mo-
uent be prsmstunl and undesirable
The rebel cotton loan had declined notwith-
standing. Lord Derby, in the House of Lords,
referred to the recent debate on the Bsizafe of
the Laird rams, and noticed ths. the Solicitor
General stated thIt there was no objection 70
produce oersEin correspondence relating to the
rams which had been refused by Earl Russell.
Earl Russell said the law officers having recon
sidsred the matter, there Uenld be no objection
to give the papers. Earl Russell also submitted
papers relative to the shooting case on board the
bark Saxon. Lofd PalmsrstOn announced that
he had ordered the release Of the priVateer Tus
calooss at the Cape Of Good Hope. The three
rebel ssGmeu charged with piracy in forcibly
selling the Amsrcon schooner JOssephL. Ger
risy, Whils On q voyage from AAssmoros 70
New York, were again up for examination a.
Liverpool Alter bearing the evidence Of the
Captain Of the Clarity, the prisoners were re-
msndsd.
The Archduka Macmillan did not arrive at
the Tuileries on he day appointed for his Tecep.
tion, but delayed In Brussels. This fact had
given Fise to fTesh coBisetures relative to his fu-
tuTe intentions IS to the crown Of Mexico. A
Mexican 6nRrcil sgent writes in the London
NssoS that be hIs not accepted the throne. Ad-
Hlrsl Julien de Ia GrsvisTe, Gid-de-cAmp to the
Emperor Napoleon, Is appointed 80 attend The
Arehduke Msxinilisn in Paris.
Jutlsnd bad not beeu evacuated By the allied
! Germans. The allies admitted that The oecups.
ton Of Holding is not in accordance with the
farms on which they began the war, but contend
thai it is necessary for Strategic reasons and IS
g means Of seeming the payment Of the whole
war expenses By Denmark. II was rumoFed,
but not "a an authoritative s ape, that Denmark
had accepted the proposal OF England Tor q
c inference. The great Powers seemed well dis
posed towards he plan of a conisrencs in Lop-
con bgl sl rssned to doubt It's efficacy to-
wards inducing a peace. The LondoG AdssT
tissT states thai not only has the British chan
mel squadron bean recalled from Lisbon, bat
thAg the sdnutl has been ordered to proceed to
the Baltic, in Older to be prepared not only for
possible hut probable sveniuslides.
The trial Of four Italians ehafged with a con
spigacy % asEsssiuee the Emperor Napoleon
had teTminRtsd at Paris. Greco sRd Trabueo
were sentenced 10 transportation for life, and
Impsrstori snl Ssaglioni 10 imprisonment for
tsenly yeags. The Preach indictment charges
AaEziai with Icing The head Of the plot" Gnd
gives 8 cuIiOui detsil Of the movements Of The
Bed Republican leader in London and else
where, while Using ths London Times IS q me
I dunn Of communeatou with his associates.
Ia the House OF Commons, Mr. FltEgsTAld DO
H~ounesj the Government Tor SEEING The Tams,
and asserted that the action was 10 contradiction
Of law In n wing iOI all the correspondence
upon the subject, he said he would deploTs g
war with America, but would rather 20 70 wal
loan that The law Of Bngland should be in.
frDEed IN c~ynisq1ence Of threats from foreign
ambassadors.
The Afio nsy General defended the Govern
mens aad ezplsinod their legal action. &c elsin
81 for the Government the merit Of Eeiine from
a sense OF jus ic5 aud from no other motiYe.-
Several other peakers denounced tho course q
tie .GJverrmsut, and charged Il with pusiilan-
iIi.y Oilers defended the Government Finally
TIE mOhcn yas Tgj -c.zd BY 5 vote of l2s 10 I5S,
= majority for the G0ysTemenk OF p, hich was
received wish loud cheers from the A inislerihl
EIDE.
NT. Lsysrd said i was true tkhs with the con-
sent Of the British and Anerican G1vsInmsnts
tobacco had been passed through the blockade
from RiChmond for the Austrian aud French
G~oyeruEsuts. England had made no similar
application for Gotten, because the case was al
together difsrlnt.