Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-15

1e ana known sincerity. tAf Netii'-
a guide people without ofiensei 'iets'
r friendships and disarm enIlllies' -. -
"a doubt his quick and accurate t''iil' 4
nj public op.nion. his plant mind' ana hi
u iudicioIls management were elItS hoi'
=. ,,roe+i..qll,, voIuable than Mr., Gladstone
Z i,,y,-arf,-I f,,+ellect aud logicai thought
n I'm Gladstone might be apt 20 work ou
u mis- idaas from his own BRAIN Lore
Ia1,,,[-gt,n took the brains of the
Il whole country in council, ana aNMt
y ad himself Of the aid with few preiadicc'
! If bis own. Even his foreign policy, in
which the individuality Of the statesman
4 p-as most conspicuous, Uas emphaticaily
h the policy Of EnglishIaen, and IN Later
= davs it reflected the later opinions Of The
(. country. dord PalmerstOn, who had
! been called the firebrand Of Europe lived
: % hear his own administration stigma
y nzed as discreditably parific. Years agr
E we should have certainly gone TO wal
Z for Denmark but in eighteen hundred
e and siNty-four we refrained, though Pal
p mcrSt0u was Prime Minister such gifts
are rare, and we shall probably have
mOuy an opportunity in the next few
Z years of making the reflection; but Lord
r Palmerston's own example is sufficient 90
, show that an able statesman, 0n acquir-
b ing power, may not only display his
] known capacities, bat develop others
which he was nOt supposed TO possess
BELGIAN TROOPS FOR MEXICO.
The Heuse,o e,ofBelgium Octobertwenty-
third, published the suhoined.
Negotiations have been entered into
E and adopted, in principle for the fonua-
2 tion of ugw corps of troops for the
Emperor MaEimilian in Mexico, con-
-i,ting Of q regiment OF cavalry, COM
posed of seven squadrons, OF which "a
portion Of one would remain in Belgium
. 10 form depot The command viii, &c
. IS said, be given 20 the major Of the
. regiment Of Guides at Brussels, who
i would have the rank Of colonel. An
other officer Of the same corps would be
b appointed eutera7i-eoloneL The first
two squadrons viii be really to ieave in
January
THE CHOLERA - PROPOSAL FOR a
CHOLERA COSGREsS.
The following circular has been
addressed by NJ BROWN de LhuYs 10 the
representative Of France abroad:
N0NsI EUR: The recent irupdon Of
the cholera into Egypt, whence that
malldy has successfully spread into
several other provinces OF the Ottoman
Empire, as well as into some portions Of
Europe, has awakened the s0tcitudc OF
che different Governments as TO the
dangers to the public health offered by
the present insuficiency Of the barriers
opposed to the development Of the
zc0urge. Al these Governments, as well
as those Of States which have been
attacked. as those whose territories up 20
the present time preserved, may be sub
se0ueltly threatened, understand that IL
is their duty % guard the populations
against calamity doubly Formidable by
the evils it entails and the Disturbance it
. creates in International relations.
Each Power has thus adopted, either
. spontaneously OF tl satisfy the pressing
desire of public opinion. such arrange
mcnt- as have seemed go i- most Ciiiea-
aiou= 20 defend Is territory against the
invasion of the maladyi but experience .
has shown that these preventive meas F.
ure-, taken separately aud differing ac-
coriiug TO locality, are difficult 70 recon +
ciie with the customs and wants OT our .
AGE, impatient Of every slariliC which .
fa,-srs the liberty of commercial uansac-
tion,.
struck with the inconvenience Of this
situation. the Government Of the Eul-
peror has asked itself whether, 40 the
same time that means are adopted 10
arrest the evil in its course, iJ would not
he possible % direct attention, first Of all,
10 attacking it 40 the fomlain-head, by
places where it arises by a system of
measures concerted with the territorial
autlGIiJ-as 20 effect this object the
EmpeT0r's Government has considered %
rs urgent 20 establish G preliminary
agreement among the Interested Powers,
and for this purpose 10 bring UboVJ the
meeting Of O. conference, i'm which, be-
sides delegates from the different S-ates
men of science thought the best fitted TO
assist il Deliberations by their especial
knowledge might take their seats.
The object Of this conference would
he Co investigate tine preliminary causes
of cholera tn determine it- rrEeinat
points oi aiaTtaIa, U1 -rElV iu- character
istie- and it, march; lastly, itWould have
.1 propose practical means for oouinlng
the disease and Sitting ii a. is origin,
Ii IS not cur desire % attempt 20 mark
0ut iu advance the programme 0f It's la
srr-- We wish 10 leave that caT- Co the
distinguished members eHs viii lE called
upon 20 participate in H. and who VIII
certainly receive suddenly ample in
sCrlgtioi.s 60 eEat8- tEeiI sIuliiaz 20 enc
brace au the questions requisite 60 Lc eS-
amued and resolved. II Is, however,
already at present perfectly understood
that the conference, while preserving tine
utmost !ia1Tty b.. jt- sIl-s, vii not have
60 interfere Ia amy actUf internal admin
i-traiau, nor to take the initiative i'm any
urog0sition calculated tgObsEult the iIrr
exercise OF territorial sovereignty. The
measures whose adoption it might advise
would be- unable % be put i'm practice
upon the territDgg Of eay -tSta athernlze
than by the independent aUth0rityof that
state itself
Owing 20 lhair geographical position.
the countries Of the levaut are first at
tackled 10y the sc0urge. The Oriental
Governments, therefore, are particularly
interested I'm the 1meHOrations it Is de-
sired 10 Introduce for the general welfare
iu lie organization of the sanitary SER
yice, and we may reckon with confidence
upon their cooperation IN the measures
of which their subjects viii be the liIst q.
experience the beneficial effects. Itmust
not De- forgotten that is is owing tU che
perspverIug assistance Of che Porto, J1 the
Successive Improvements 10 has intro
lucCl into the administration of p8blic
health, that the problem Of the suppress
sion oI the plague las been happily set .
tied. II is from Turkey, Therefore, that .
the conference win be able to find the .
most elicaci3J- aid I'm its lahors, /. IS .
with her support that it viii collec,
the best elements of practical solution.
These considerations, the value Of
which VIII, doubt, DE appreciated the .
Cabinet Of Rome, appear 10 me naturally
To point out the Civ OF CoDS.auJihOple
as the scat or the Conference. Brought .
into more immediate contact i'll this
canital of the Ottoman Empire. with the .
provinces in when the epidemic has its
chief centers, the representatives of the
. foreign Powers viii gain valuable mrur- {
nation from the superior Council Of
HCaiiu, working under Che Suurlme .
.I-. a.. D..
conditions viii render easier I'm that city .
than anywhere else the accomplishment
OF the important mission 10 5g nose success .
the administration Cf the Sultan viii
consider II an honor 70 contribute.
] request You, Sir, TO be good enough T.
So communicate these views 10 the Cabi- +
net Of -. We shall learn with great
s3tis,actionthati ii gives its assent 70 them. I
Tn the event that, IS Ne are willing 70
hope, the adhesion Of the different
Powers should allow Of the conference +
meeting within a short period, ] SHALL
aequsiut sou with the choice made ofoW
DELEGATES.
You viii find annexed couy Of Che
report which, 1oni0inuy with his Excel
leGcy N. le Ministre OfAgriculture, Com
mcrce and Public Works, / have had the
honor 70 present upoA this subject 10 the
Emperor, who has designed TO approve
of its conclusions. This document j. noJ
intended TO be communicated % the Cow
3 er1uent 10 which You are accredited, but
YOU may base upon it the arguments
which support the views set forth IN this
dispatch. Receive, ETC.,
UBoJNN DE LHT1-S
From ne Maaaog', act 22d,
THE CHOLERA IN PARTS--vTSIT OF THE
EMPEROR TO THE HOSPITALS.
The Emperor paid an unexpected visit
on Friday last TO the Hotel Dieu. His
Majesty went through all the wards, in
" hich be stlid an hour, speaking 10 all
the patients suffering with cholera. His
Majesty perceived with great pleasure
that great number were c0nysleseent,
and that many beds were aireacv vacant
(which showed that the epidemic had
ceased 10 make progress. All the patients
were sensibly affected by the marks Of
interest shown them by their Sovereign
The Emperor expressed MS satisfaction
90 the sisters the phy ysieians, and attend
ants. On his departure His Majesty was
checrcd by & large crowd assembled m
the Place NOtre Dame.