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


FfuuC. and The United Sgases-Tsse Pro
Isf ~ Sending FUpti1n Troops q
lcricO Condemned = The LolIa0l
jlHCs 08 the AciC British t15ulet-
Lord Russell St0gFllf Criticised
The steamship Germania arrived al
New York last evening, with London
papers to the twenty-dfth ult Her ad-
vices were anticipated. We give the
following extracts from or foreign files
ClHffl,aHGa.es o. a.e London Ti1szs
PARIS. Saturday. Oct q.
TRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES.
have reason % know that the iUfCr-
nation given by our New York rorres-
p1Hleut iu his letter 3f the fourth inst,
relative % The enrolment OF Egyptian
troops for Mexico j. in spite Of The con-
tradicfiou l1 the Prtric and the iucredu-
ilIy OF other Paris papers, substantially
correct. The facts are these: The
american Consul 81 Alexandria notified
his government that the Pasha had
been asked hy The French Government
20 place aI itS disposal q certain number
,l0W many I 10 not know Of negro
soldiers for service in Mexico, probably
without any reference 20 the wishes o.
the men in fact the enrolment was 90
be compulsory. The Washington Cabi-
net, who, perhaps, though that this
mode Of recruiting iCr Mexico Gid not
differ much from the r1--iQs on the coast
of Africa. transmitted 9 copy Of the Con-
~li's dispatch 20 Pf-Els, accompanied
with q communication 10 the French
Government. demonstrating, not quite in
the pe-emut0ry terms ST first announced,
urt stl ID in terms that left no mistake g.
10 the impression produced al Na-llng-
Ton Tile communication vas presented
En due course. and several days. q week
40 least elapsed before any reply wa
made by the French Foreign Office
when ID was made it was 10 this effect
that while the French Government re-
-rr--T ro admit the right 0fauy one g.
prevent d. seeking or receiving assistance
from It's allies whenever It required such
assistance. vet that u the present in
stance there was 30 occasion for rylnou-
-rra nee, as, III consequence Of the lnsur-
raefiuu which lad broken 0ut in -0Ldalr
the Fl-u8 0f Egypt could not spare any
Of Dis Cr11Fs Tor the service q a foreign
p0WeI and consequently the affair was
ar an end NutHssg more has since Teen
heard Of The black contingent. The
f0trr now admits that a e1mlnlnlca-
rian. containing tie objections Ia the
most reserved terms, which the project
appeared susceptible Of may have been
made t0 rbe Government; but as the
communication j. without object l- has
since been abandoned
iz-onl ~ LaHF-r T.ula. C-, D.
TIIE United STATES JUSTIFIED
some TEA days since We published
telegrdplin message from our American
correspondent relative % q communIra-
SION from the Government of the nited
s-afe4 20 that of France on the subject oi
Mexico. Iu Q letter which was sent a.
Ih- same time. our c9rrezP zPouueut eN-
rI8med that the President government
had been informed bT its Consul At Alex
q---tria that 10 was the intention Ot the
French Emperor % hire from the Pasha
4- F.-vrr certain Egyptian or NubiaR
reEiIleur--in fact IAN army Of negroes
for service iu 5l.giCo, and that, IN con
sequence. Mr.. SeW'Sgd had demonstrated
in the strongest manner, u G dispatch 70
France This statement was met here
with immediateaud violent contradiction,
and declared t8 be untrue, absurd, and.
fH fact. aUlere cauari- twasaHnouncedr
-eeulinglv, on The auLhuTityot the Amer
lean Legation iu London, that no SUCH
dispatch had been sent; that 40 re-
mon trance against the employment
af Africans had neen made; that any
10 his Government must have been made
some two yrsrs ago Hith reference % "a
old traEsaetir1-tle Eeuuing some MI
H.au troops with the French eXpe-
ditidE force which was engaged against
Iuarer But il seems now that tEusa
from whom tilis authoritative C0ntradlc-
rfan proceeded did not take the trouble 10
aeuuaint themselves with the facts before
they made &c. u l. stated nov positively
that the American Consul did not lately
make slcl a communication with refer
snee 70 some future employment Of Afri-
cans ztru1-al 20 BE- meditated by the
Emperor thst Air Seward has sent
dispaIcL, and that tie affair has formed
tae suhitet gf "A difference between the
Two Governments. The intelligence
given rs bV our correspondent Is Subsi0n-
rfalIv correct, and the iacident shows
how little reliance Is TO be piaceti on the
contradictions that are ever ready 10 Dc
Given 10 auy piece ofncWs that IS Thought
Lo be- disagreeable.
WHY there ehOul be any concealment
os the subject We cannot see Both gov
ernmeats are strong enough, ana ought
10 he COURAGEOUS enough 20 Let Their pol
irv IN this imp0ftant matter 10 be known
20 the world The fI'ri6i IL admitting
fine Feeaiut Of q communication rom
out object it has since been atan-
doned: in other 7vonis. Ihgt. a. there IS
no intention OF sending Africans 20 Mex
Eco. the dl-patch Of AR Seward may be
considered a. withdrawn. II this ne so
10 i- certainly a happy thing for both
countries aud for Mexico ais0. Inc
sehenie Of employing these Massuiman
Africans 10 keep the peace I'm spanish
and Catholic MeX-co, reflects no credit on
whoever conceived Il. II & 50 0ttsous,y
s9ah1lv 10 sound policy that ~ cHhRDt
bU' dOtit lrhcffer any sanh schetac fttf
g-eerfvr~f the drii5erOtr eTncfi11 Of the EHt-
r5e-sr. u che representations Of the Amer
fean Cousul becOrreCti 10 is more likely the
idea was conceived by subordinate
perhaps by some one connected with the
Algerian Administration, or ono ~ the
French settlers or officials IN Egypt.
Even tine employment of o ceri4in mum
Ter Of these Africans during the cam
usi1us arni2st Juarez would be no freci-
aaqt an sli for such an occupation - the
French are accused OF iueuis2tlng lle
French landed 20 radIess certain wrongs
they were present IN the country a. De
ligereLr-. and consequently had Hglt
% ASA wha'ever means were AZ Their dis
f0-sl. They might take Nuoians 70
Mezic8 as We took q Turkish contingent
NH NaaH a-..'"-H aaa Ga 1H'f N--e
Nre rh..k. scarcely sell iudset huL nj
present The ease i-eurirely different The
French are now u0 longer carrying on
war aEa.n-t the AiFElrau iioNcrumeut.
That Government Is mthe hands OF Ajax
lmiusu. sui Tie French are there only as
frgtee-Irs af Eis throne. juGrfZ Is almost
abandoned, and ali chat ,iIe French have
20 DO uHW b. iD act temporarily as q gar
ri5Ou ls the empire, 90 repTess disorder,
and allH tl- EmN@-gr MaXimili8n time
90 conci-iaie hi- subjects and bis neigh
b0r-. NONr % there ba one thing more
Than an0tler likely % endanger the new
Fmpefor's tarp-.s BE- r. the introduction
of these tarllfo-- ieg1us u the country.
The scheme seem rs Il ID were conceived
y7--~lsoselv 70 unite the auiau-ftirs Of b0fb
rarss In The New World The hatred I'D
~ -U9niara Cor the Mg--ulnsD aud the
di-lfi-e Of the ABgiO-Aul7ricau for the Az
riesu are. perliaps, as strong al.tisatlie-
.s can BE found or the globe.
TC then. the United state Government
have lad reason 20 believe lnat any uar-
so,i- either in France or Egypt were
pressing on 80 iIi-adyised a scheme He,
t0re bdeu, t0e think perfectly ybst.Hed ii
..-5,,,.ssf-,YfiJfy against a. But, putting
asiJ4 thls Nusgplman contingent ther'
Il certainly nothing ia tEs present TEN
5,o-ary occupation of Mexico by tn
Freneh which can give smallest cals
ofeomplaint o. tie Gpited States ~
thi. subject we can only Ffprai ~
on Mon We have several JMes expressed
that fhr establishment u order ia ~
NsJiaan tlrgito7u by France has been
Beueff 10 me pcopl6 ,shicb iqh05a Il, q
ne ieYuid il gmeral, and, ADORE az, 4
thg qreqt mercantile c0MRt1lities Qf Lag
and oad the EItod States The popu
alton Of indolcEt, illiterate -psEiard'
and hzif-savage Indians viii mosI Ger
tainly bo fsr better of under MaximiliaI
than they GaVf been for the las
fweuty years al ieasi spanish Gov
trnmenf was bad but il Eas a .ess
& Government; there was some Strength
in the ruling power, and frat& ion an1
routine which kept things fairy steeuy
The influence LEFT by the old county
enabled the 1exicalis u he first lnde
pendent generatioD 20 manage pretty
well, but the people efonr day are piaini.
incapable Of maintaining civil society OF
republican principles. Mankind VIII no
leE themselves be slaves Of names an'
phrases They viii not submit forever 4