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session Of all that we ourselves know
upon the subject.
From he Globe Of Monday.
THE MEDIATIoN.-We understand
that the British sloop Of war Panta-
loon brought dispatches to Mr.. Blank
head, S1thorfzing him to tender
The good Offices Of the British Gov.
ernment as mediator in adjust
ing the difficulties now existing be.
tween the United States and France.
Whether any decisIOn has been made
upon this offer, or, ifso, what it is, we
have not been advised; but we can.
not but hope that the good Offices of
Great Britian in The character Of a me
diator, equally friendly 10 both the
parties may be SO employed as 10 res
tore that amitable intercourse which
has 80 long existed between the Peo,
pie and the Governments of the two
countries, without any abandonment
or prejudice 10 the principle on which
our Government has taken its stand,
and in amanner satisfactory TO France
In any event, however, as a consid
cradle period of time must elapse be.
fore the result of this mediation can
be known, 1t must be obvious that
the necessity for adopting the meas
ures OF defence recommend by the
President in his Special Message re-
mains unchanged.
IFrOm The v. Y. Journal Of Commerce of
Monddg.
! PEAoE.-We have The p leasu re 10
state that letters from Washington, to
] which we have had access, from sue h
soGrcces as eave no doubt Of their cor
rectness. say positively that The me i.
ldiation Of England has been accept
ed, and that there is no longer any
reason for anxiety respecting our re-
ialious with France, Dispatches have
been forwarded from Washington to
this city, announcing the fact to go by
the packet of this day. Our readers
may now, with perfect safety, dismiss
their apprehensions. If they have
governed themselvesby such opinions
on this subject as we have been con.
stantly repeating, they have made
their fortunes. II they have follow
!, ed opposite cOunsels, they will find
out where they are In due time. We
have only to say tba,in all probability
now is tho cheapest time they will
have this year 10 buy themselves out
of all operations based on panic and
war,
From HE NJ York American of Monday
THE MEDIATIoN.--By private ac-
counls from WashingingI on, of Sat1r.
day evening, on which we rely, it l.
stated that, upon the unanimous re
commenda1,6n 9Tthe Cabinet the
President had consented 10 accept
the mediation profeted by England,
We do not, indeed, we'll perceive
how it could be otherwise, seeing that
Great Britain, undoubtedly with The
previous acquiescehce of France, has
evnced such marked soicilude on tht
subject, as, in the dead of winter, to
despatch one of her vessels Of war t
make this offer of mediation. Under
such circumstances, to reject the offel
would be alike discourteods 10 afrient
Iy nation, and repugnantto moral OBJ
!, litigation and The common claims of hi
manity, while all combine 10 forbiC
wanton and unnecessary war.
! We are told that British messen
ger, with dispatches from Washing
ion, embarked this morning in lht
) packet For Liverpool, the bearer prob
ably OF the annuncialion that the gov
eminent accepts the mediation.
From the N, Y. EOen'ng Star Of Monday
The MEDIATtoN.-As we have u
, niformIy predicted; and Upon inform
, alton full as Authentic as that in the
!. possession of Government, odr diff.
culties with France will be amicably
0 adjusted; andtbCse WI . have Geen ex'
J, eesdiusly anxious for war, on the
e ground Of national honor, must be con
| tent 10 remain on the peace estallsh-
mehI Ii has been declared, since
the arrival Of the despatch vessel; that
the mediation Of England could moi
be accepted and that the interference