Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-20
. .FOREIGN NEnlS,a -. ,.,e.
ENGLAND DEMANDS Return or HASON AND SLlDEJl.

The following dispatches in relation TO this
important matter are broogh, by the E,tropd,
which left Liverpool on the ist inst, and the
CITY Of Washington, which brought news to
the sth
Under the influence Of the Persid's advices
from this side. the British cabinet modified
its instructions to Lord Lyons--to what ex-
tent does not appear-and the Europa was
detained IL hours at Queenstown to receive
the latest instructions.
At Liverpool on the LIST, American matters
were eagerly discussed, and the general de-
auctions were that there was less cause to
fear a rupture between the two countries.
The London Observer. ministerial journal,
ssser,s that the demand for an apology from
the federal government also insists upon
restitution to the protection of the British
flag those who were violently and illegally
torn from that sacred asylum. The Observer
says there is no reason why Mason and Sill
dell should not be restored to the quarter
deck Of the British admiral before New Years.
at Washington, in the face of twelve British
men-of-war.
In London, all the weekly papers treat the
question Of the San Jdcinto with the same
energetic spirit as the daily papers.
The London Times says Of the promphtude
Of the British Cabinet ia this matter
"On Friday the Cabinet directed Lord Rus
sci to prepare his dispatches for Lord Lyons
On Saturday the ministers met again to revise,
and finally settled its terms and it was sent
off the same evening" The Times under
stood that his communication, though couched
in the frmest language presumes that the
federal government will not refuse to make
honorable reparation Of an illegal act. The
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