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


, monarchical nor an imperialform Of gov
% arnnoent viii ever be tolerated by tn,
= neopIe on thiscontinent, because it would
v IT, opposed 10 the whole spirit Of theil
POLITICAL system. II considers that tn,
/ Epperor took an unfair advantage of th,
.. American Government in placing Maxi
milan on the Mexican throne at a tim,
- when its hands were tied. It BELIEVES
that neither the French nor the English
M nation would approve a deliberate a.
20 Tempt TO reintrOduce slavery in America
o and it regards the compulsory service o.
= negro troops in Mexico as a form Of
slavery. Il does not irish 10 90 20 5c0g
: luith France, bla Il does 50ish 20 protect
and defend those political principle'
% 1cbich the ADiericol pe0pieGre most at
Q tdched to-
Y These are the opinions Of the Govern
r ment II anybody kTOlrs them better
than The GoUeTnmeIt Hsef, taep reject
e IRE foregoing statement.
s From the London Post, Nov. 4.
THE SPANIsH-AMERICAN WAR
{, The action Of the Spanish Government
having been anticipated in Liverpool,
Z the merchants connected with the West
Coast trade do not consider the blockade
= important. They believe that they can
carry ont copper ore from the blOckaded
ports As well As cotton was carried from
. / the Southern ports during the late war.
IT is. therefore not at all impossible that
r from Liverpool there may issue a. COM
plete fleet 10 run the Spanish blockade
As there was TO run that Of the United
States.
THE BLOCKADE RUNNERS READY.
It is stated from Liverpool that Block
ade runners had been fitted out, and that
it was quite probable some would sail on
. sr. .1.sqr h.. T..F
From the Railway Gazette OF Madrid. Nov. I6.
FISANCIAL EXHA UsTION OF SPAIN.
Each day that passes augments the grav-
ity Of our financial situation 70 such an eX-
tent thatthe political press, whichinSpain
as general rule, never occupies itself in
anything but the making and unmaldng
administers, now talks ofeXchange, COM
merce, industry, finance, etc. Foreign
/ exchanges being shut against our credit
for many years past, the government has
been compelled TO supply its wants with
the aid Of the bank and a group Of capi-
I talists, and hence the stagnaJiOn Of our
! commerce. A crisis arrives, and fear
seizes every one. The resources Of the
country being quite exhausted, il is use
less 70 call on national patriotism, aad
the catastrophe becomes imminent.
THE OPINION ~ PARIS,
The Paris Pgtris says that Spain Is not .
unlikely 10 accept the mediation Of a f.
third Power in the affair with Chilli.
MADRID. Nov. 1.-THE Correspondent I
cjQ says that it was Spain which declared I.
war against Chill.
I The proceedings Of Spain against Chilli .
] continue the subject Of strong denUneia- .
I ton in England, and the joint remOn- .
STRANGE Of the Powers is urged.
THE NEGRO REBELLION IL JAMAICA.
/ To the Editor oftLe London Times:
ST-ln reply TO your questions IN your
| issue Of this day, am happy 70 tell you
that Rev. Wm. knibb, although arrested,
and as was proved witnesses were
suborned 10 swear against his EIe-a Ja-
maica Grand Jury on such evidence
bringing iH .-1e bill-was not subjected
% a trial, because the AUJorHey-GeneraI
refused to prosecute.
Subse4 he rendered important
services 10 the Government and was
summoned 20 give evidence relating 10
the lHsuF-ection before Committee Of
the House Of Commons for which I refer
you 70 the blue books Of eighteen hum
drei and thirty-two.
With regard to Mr.. Gordon, I am able
10 say, from letter received by this mail,
that he never joined q Baptist church,
and lately in d court Of law declared him
self member If the Church Of England.
I am, sir, your faithful servant
:. MORTON PETO,
Treasurer OF the Baptist Missionary Society.
SO. gGreat George Street " estmIulster, Nov IL
PUBLIC REPLIES.
To the Editor OF tine London Times.
Sir $. Morton PeUo has been somewhat !
imprudenU Ia attempting TO cOntrovert d
the statement in your leading article Of .
the thirteenth instant. No doubt he i'm +
arined, as the previous rebellion OF the {
negroes occurred SO long GgQ, there would s
remain few able OF willing 70 support j
your assertions. It happens that I was 5
in the midst Of the rebellion of eighteen 4
hundred and thirtv-one and thirty-tWO, ,
and was fully aware Of all that occurred.
Il was an established fact that the con-
victed rebels almost To man belonged
% some Baptist congregation, and al
though for obvious reasons, lt was I'M
possibls = prove such men a. knibb,
Rurchel, etc 10 be the direct instigatOrs,
vet notwithstanding they were admitted
10 be all powerful IA their influence over
an ignorant multitude, who submitted
blindiy to their teachings, in no way did
they use that influence to prevent or sup
press the rebellion.
The statement Of Sir Morton Pet0 that
there Is no chapel or congregation
within twenty miles Of MOrant Bay Is
one Of the suhterfuges which have caused
the society 70 be called the Jesuits Of
jamaica Sir Morton PetOm Be wei
aware that there is a large body in Ja-
maica called a" independent BaptistS, -
and that they are the Otisho1ts OF the
parent society here, though not now con- {
uected with IL.
LONDON, Nog. ~ l~tE !
From the London Times. Nov. Is.
A WARNING To ABOLITIONTsT AGI-
TAT0Rs
Alas lQr great triumphs
of humanity, and the Improvement Of
races, and the removal Of prImeval cur
ses. and the expenditure q twenty MIL /
lions sterling, Jamaica herself gainsays
the fact and bellies herself qs We see
to-day. IL Is that which veXes Us more
than even the -epoy revolt
Then thHy- show themselves 50 wonder
fully unchanged. VINO viii believe IN
race and the Old English doctrine Of fam
ilv when the remote descendants Of the
King Of Dahomey's subjects show them
selves iu q moment % the psrY E,Oruts u
their AfricGn JOreJIthegs' They are as
treacher0us and as ready for deeds Of
blood, hideous and ridiculous, As when
they could Stag thousands 10 Ill french
with human gore. The very women can
show that irrevereuce for the human
I0Eul hLAllLl WI AHlAAArAaA4t AAAeAahAaf NAAN
great distinction Of barbarian races, as
COMPARED with his beloved Greek. Like
the old Gauls hewiHg dlwE The Ra'~cs
C0ascriUf. the sable mob fired into the
Court House and wreaked their blind
vengeance at once on the impersOnatiOns
Of law and order. fOf az hoET they re-
yelled in blood and in still more out
rageous insult TO the survivors; for days
they INDUCED IN a drunken dream Of
negro mastery ann white slavery. n
,cgs Africd, hitbeEt1 d1FHtQJt, that had
broken ont iH their natures.
OF course we shall hear q great deal
about the strong measures taken % stamp
out the flame. The truth is, a rising OF
this sort must ba crushed ~ once. and if
a few hundred soldiers and volunteers
are 70 do the work Of large army they
must make themselves Ubiquitous, and
they must everywhere iii,is!} their work
Thoroughly. leaving nothing b the NOR
row which they may never see. lmme-
Iiate Justice f. the best mercy in the long
run. for TO the i9wer class q ii,in-is oesIA
io-as nearly an its terrors ifit Is seen at
considerable Interval,
THE FENIASs.
The investigation into the charge
AGAINST lanes Stephens, theH cad Centre /
of Feuiani-m in ireland, and the three
persons who were arrested in his house al
Sandvmount, was resumed at Dubhn,
before Mr.. Stronge. The evidence was 1
chiefly documentary, and did not IN
yolve any new ieatme Of special interest. 4
Atthe close ofthe case for e prosecution I
the magistrate said Mr.. Stephens, Mr.. !
Rrophv and Mr. Edward DIffy, you are I
CHARGED with c0nfederatiug and conspr- /
ing with others 10 lBYy war against the I
Queen. 70 establish republic d. TINS F.
country. and % separate Is fIom England I
I am ready 10 hear you if you have any
hing 10 say, but &C the same time it Is I
NV duty. under the statute, 10 caution 4
Won that IL YOU say anything 10 criminate .
Yourselves. it viii be taken down and |
yiven i'm evidence against you. l may I
teIl YOU that you are not bound 10 say
ANYTHING. What DO you say Ar. Ste
pi,ensg ! ag9 ready to take.
Stepbens-f ana uaGeF re FaPreaaioh
that il was only when committed
Mr.. Stronge-The case il closed against
ys... Previous to my stating what deei-
ZION 7 have arri4ed et J wish to know II
vou desire TO say anything psiors ! an