Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-07


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EUROPE
Tie Scotia and C7ty of Baltimore at .N,gr
York Ujth Tr0 DUfs Later Ne1Us-
Ns1rislry SeCIrCns Position t1,rards
Heric0 as reported to the London
Tfnes-The Spanish blockade l5ld
chilean Bio skcds RiaH rs-.Sir Nor
t1g RstO 07 the heJeIjOn 80 JIUldicg-
Stephesls, the "Head Center" DeFes
England.
The Cunard steamship Scotia, Capt
JCdHins. which left Liverpool at nine
O'Clock on the morning Of the eighteenth
and Queenstown on the afternoon Of the
nineteenth November, arrived At New
York
The Iuman steamship City Of Balti-
more, Capt. NcGUigau, which left Liver
pool al half-past nine O'Clock on the
morning Of the fifteenth inst, arrived at
this port early yesterday morning, her
news has been anticipated.
The news by the Scotia Is two days
later.
The London TI1lcs Of the latest date,
in a general editorial on speed, etc, ex-
pected from subsidized mail steamers,
while extolling the Cunard line, calls on
that company not 10 rest on former sue
cesses. bur stiu keep themselves at the
head OF Transatlantic navigation. II
urges them % have all their steamers
% tfirst-eIass,u ~ 50 that the saying may not
arise every fortnight that the news Is not
due esrF-, a. early as usual, because it
= is not coming bv a first-class boat
The King Of Denmark has granted 10 a
COMPANY a concession for laying a teie-
graph Line between England, Norway
and North America by way Of Green
land.
Nile Adelins Patti was at the b8giiOua
theater. Florence. and was declared de-
Cided and triumphant success.
The London Negrs, speaking 0f Presi-
dent JoLnsOn's policy and the prospects
of the freedmen in the south, says one
thing certsiH is that the real, permanent
welfare Of the n7grOes Is work which
requires patience. The an and sorrow
OF 3 hundred years cannot be repaired IN
a hurry nor can the Wr0nged race be .
rizhted or compensated Bipartisan STRIFE I
or any rivalry Of Southern passion I
Force can never achieve such Work /
and i'm the particular case, the shortest 4
aaH1-4 AN AAAE F7aH'-- --4A'--- "a D
the blacks. j. o wise and gentle consider
alton fJr tie whites.
From Liverpool we have the authority .
of United states Consul Dudley for stat
ing tlat the Shenandoah VIII sail for
New York On the tweuty-first instant,
under command OF Capt Freeman.
later tele-rams from India report;
B1vgAY. November Markets quiet
Exchange = !. ID
CALCUTTA. November r3.-EXchange >
It'd. Freights 4s.
The steamship HiberniaH, from que
bee. reached Liverpool November four
reeurh.
Tbe Citv Of New York reached Liver /
pool on the afternoon Of the seventeenth /
6f November, and the Hansa SO0thamp- /
ton or the same day
The HeIvetia arrived as Queenstown /
A. noon on the tenth OI November.
The Africa and City Of Dublin had ar
rived out
OR WAR CLAIMS on ENGLASD.
An American correspondent OF TIE
London Y58eR represents the steady de-
crease Of the Federal army and navy a. /
evidence that war with England ls not .
contemplated if she refuses 10 pay for the I
Alabama claims.
washington .lS5y- 2 correspondence Of The /
London Times
THE MEXICAN QUESTION
on my way through this city 10 RIch- /
m0nd / have seen some Of the English I
uewsuapeFs of the seventeenth OF Octo- I
bzr deriving the accuracy II the state
rg-ut / sent YOU concerning a dlspatch I
from Mr.. Seward 20 the United states I
Minister at France on Mexican analrs- /
do not know the % Official authoF- Z
f-v 2 uu6n which my letter was contra +
q hot #.a4
d had for the information sent 10 you I
,-as lar higher than any which could be I
Obtained I'M England AZ that date. Indeed
q vas not probable that any one IN Lon
Frn could have heard Of the dispatch 70
which I referred, since it was ouly sent
a. France q few weeks Immediately pre-
.adiug my letter Without however,
discussing these contradictions, it \ my
Gurv % inform you that the news ! sent
on the fourth Of October was Substantially
true. / pr0fessed only to give the ten
dencv " Of the despatch, but am NO"
in p0sse=-i0n Of further particulars on the
subject. and I give them 70 you a. eor-
rprf 10 the very letter. Time VIII show
v-hether nv news from " ashington or
thar which i obtained in London is most
worthy Of belief
one Fugii-h Journal states that had the
Egyptian force % which / referred ever
I.es-l Organized, the fact must have been
l-nou-n fD London before i came % pub
HE knowledge in this country. IN that
case itis curious that no one in England
should have known that Nublan troops
have actually been i'm Mexico a. part oi
the French force ever since the emperor
~aDoleou went there. If anybody in
London knows hetter than Mr.. Seward
- flsfs Doint. then I must .se VIZ ng; not
offlerwise The Pssha Of Egypt ofiefed
10 orgaulze b Erce Of NUblans Tor the
service Of the Emperor Napoleon
in Mexico. They were sent, 2nd
srs In Mexico at this moment. Mr-
-evarl' T. recent dispstch WI PROVOKED Uy
tbs f,t-t dat the nited states Consul al
aIexaudris sent word 70 his G0yernment
III a fresh Nubian force being htted olt
f.-....-vice in Mexico 20 replace that seat
uasrIv f1rr wears ago. HheR me efo'
f,ree 1rqs desDqtcEsls the Alaertcd5l COZ
ernmeHt lr1s not tH 80 go6d G DDS'it'!.. -
lake ereeltiOn 10 the p7OceeQ,'.g t's , .e
NOR It had then a domestic war on -.9
hands. which taxed all is energies. II
ha- nov under it, authority people eA-
asrerated al what they regard a. a nag
rant violation Of a faEoTlte prlncllie,
known as the " Monroe doctrine, ana
demanding that the French should pe
cauuaIIed 10 withdraw from TINS CONT
rar- Under correction, I submit Juai
America isan0re favorable stand point ior
Fgarfug aFthsf ttna of Amt rlc6n ieehng
t1an London. The people, repeat, would
rather 4a t1 war with France than see
her remain ia Mexico. You viii not nnd
tHis statement ceEtradicted by q slngie
journal iu al America WhCg y : fepuo-
lisled cut here. They would OF course
much prefer that France Withdrew peace
fH
mean t1make her 20. That d ilelf oNn
language. used a. every public nesting,
sud a every dinner table, and in ;yery
paper, frHm Maine b. California. Cen
Grant has Oysr and over again made
known his discomfort that France is not
messed % leave Mexico before the army
under him is ti-bauded. Iu point Of fact
the Government j. standing between the
public sentiment and France. But 10 this
country. sc any rate 10 cannot altogether
disregard p....lic sentiment 1t must IA J
hi With It 70 3 certain @--,,ent, and u that
sairit there IS no d0uol inaJ Ut. 50 = "a :
dispatch was WFitteA.
vii now give yOu further DECKS
lint the dispatch, and, whether these
ll+,sig are believed in England OF not,
- srs frue all the same. Il was ad-
,5,ssssd 10 AlF 8iglow, al Farlsr some
t5me ia September l4st. erected MN
tg bri8g 10 the notice q ~ irony ~
slDys tie fset thai the LEiteg Slstes
= -..,--,,,,sr,+ had been informed that al
T.gi---si Nubian troops were aooul 70 %
49,, - Aievico hv France. Ii set iOfth
80 4, 7an the tirst foEcs gss dlspaIeiieu .-'
from Egypt the government Gil i ~ estljao i'
re-fere. because il VS. engaged IN .i,=
f,s osgn domestic difierepeest iiia1i = 'St..i
Ewperor vas eware, it lad nov aDoi, 5
ished slavery in is oYR country, az az
,.o71Id not but look with atslae "
,.11n an attempt made by q foreign power
t5 igtro8ace negroes into any part oI till5 :
CONTINENT against their viii. The enitog
-tstes Government hat been lnfornle9 pa !
that the Pasha's EegrQes Eete eoaifl'e,iltl !
u take service in Mexico agalRst lnelt
inclination. and were even forcibly thrust
on board the ships which were 20 az
them 70 this ecuatry, The Fench goN55
eminent was warned that CoHgresa Bag
raneatedlv and decidedly affirmed thai
rbe Monroe doctrine must be man iiieell
sBd the Executive and the people lookee
5asfb vary serious concern upon lhe pass