The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-12-03 00:00:00

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THE OIITHAOX ON THI UMW
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A Oalgoat Canna was baki •-•
minister* didenaised to mud •
Lord Lynne requiring him to ationad rvasehisar
(ruin the Amenaut Government fine the sedwipe
offered to our flag. The
the dispatch, was to leave Quessetswillsir thh:tl
steamer on Sunday. The • -
conveyanee of gunpowder
nd brimstone, is upraWiy
Most intalligema ham Now ,
to the evening of the 20th ult., we learn ....ost th•
view taken in that city of the capture of MIMI.
Slidell and Mason is, that it is legal. The New
York papers urge that Commander Wilks should be
promoted for his spirited conduct, and we may
therefore expect that if the press of that country is
sufficiently powerful to sway the Government,
the refusal of our demand for redrew, and
consequent war is certain. Scarcely any
other subject is now discussed in tl•
French papers, and the whole of the Paris pram
view the insult offered to us, as which demands the
fullest reparation on the part of the Washington
Government. The news of the determination of our
Government in OW matter has ceased great con-
sternation among the Americans resident in Fra”ty,
who are making preparations for hastening home-
ward with their ships and cargoes, fearing that an
embargo will be laid on American ships in English
ports.

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The law officers of the Crown have given their
opinion that the seizure of the Southern commis-
sioners on board the Trent steamer whoa violation of
international law. This grave conclusion, on which
so miny important issues hang, is based, as it is
understood, not so much upon the fact that these
gentlemen were not contraband of war, and there-
fore not liable to seizure—though that is the opinion
to which they incline—as upon the other circum-
stance, that the Federal officer was not entitled to
take the law into his own bands, but ought to have
towed the ship into port and had the ease adju-
dicated on by a regular prise court. This opinion
of the law officers was laid before a meeting of the
Cabinet, which was held in the course of Friday ;
and it is understood that Ministers decided to make
an immediate demand on the Federal Government
for the restitution of the premiers and an apology
for the insult offered to our flag. The answer of the
Federal Government will determine the all•impor-
tent question of peace or war.

At • meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Arnett
Brothers, of St. Panl's-churchyard, silk mercers, hold
on Wednesday, an offer of a composition of 12a. 6d. in
the pound was accepted, payable in three, six, and nisi*
months, the last payment secured. The liabilities mak
1:1.10,792, and the assets £36,348.

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