Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27
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In the house Of Lords on the 18th, the nsw
Bankruptcy bill wes passed, but Earl Granville
said Government would not undertake 70 SUD.
port in theoth House the amendments Of the
Lords. =
Inc steamer Golden Fleecc left Kingston Ire.
land on the 18th, with troops for Quebec
the departure ofthe Great Eastern from Liver.
pool. on similar erraud, had been postponed In
the 26th June. y,
The Inndon Times has an editorial -, sbs ssl,d.
Ing troops TO Canada. It says that II Is one Of
those steps that il d difficult to pronounce an op.
inion upon, as the facts Of the case are unknown
and Government may have excellent reasons
which are unknown 10 the public. Looking, how.
ever OF the state Of affairs both in America and
Catsda, 80 far as they are publicly known, the
Tines sees 10 good reason for tho movement, and
regrets that the step has been taken. It thinks
there is little reason for apprehending an attack
BY the United States upon Canada, and fears that
In her present state Of mind, America Ia more like.
y TO regard the movement a. q challenge than 10
precaution.
The London Post ssys that The troops for Can
ada were demanded by Sir Fenwick Williams, the
commander chief simply "a a measure oS nrs.
caution. The movement Il neither ! ~sU.cs n % 70
the people Of the United States nor an insult to
1ns people o. Canada' but is an ordinary matter Of
routine winch would almost have escaped obser.
vsuon ous lor the very proper character Of the
o,sas Eastern.
ine Lonoon lines, IN an article specializing
poa y .Hn p,oosois course OF events IN America.
~! WIN ~ mnlcaeVer sloe victory may rest, the
oa'uo = n1ely 70 90 hard one, and though the
ha ns,n s ouols d ". .ne washington Government may
~ pvo'Pohou W, "e close Oh the year IS proba-
Of the old stats which Il nov ~ ho ,ha h.,,,as",S
oi democratic civil war"
I 10 tne same article there appears the following.
ine energy the Free States have displayed, the
grea. NUMBER Oh men they have raised, and the
sood material oil which their army is composed,
&s oeyond al praise 1t IS easy to see that q
great uesi OF thelr irrltability towards England
ARISES from a feeling that justice has not been
zone 10 Their patriotic spirit by public opinion
mere.
Lodging az every American does, to the opin-
ION o. England, they have been mortified at find
ing that an effort which they feel worthy OF admi
,atlon, nos been received by US with coldness
Rom % enthusiasm for their military ardor when tbe
object of Il ia 10 crush those with whom we ara AZ
much in relation as with themselves
Mr.. C,eorre Francis Train gave n snlpndid ain
ion DeeuperT At the Westminster Palace Hotel
in celebration of TIA anr;varsarv N ths bot,ls n
Bunker Hill Numerous gentlemen copuectet
with literature and art atteoded Lord q. Innno,
proposed the health Of The President Of the Uni
led Ststes which vas drank with great spthu,i
asa.
.
SHASoN'
The Paris Pstris had published ssmioticia
statement announcing the probable re-establlsh
Turin. and tha consequent recognition of ths ma,
italian kingdom. Tho statement was aftervard
.oniad in tha Monitusr ANA l. of macmillan ;ntaras
4 to m.,cs on aceonnt ~ ,ha ;nsipuot,on convs,
. "A IN ths tolIovipv psraoraoh.
Francs bv her nav sttituds vould not prstsn
N iuterisra Il sny manner in ths interpa or s.te
nal ai{ara of tbe Italian Linodom vhich rem.u
ala ;ndgs 81 its condus. ~ Il "a master Of ~ I,
,urs M ~ ;ta dast;riss Il voud act .ovarda
a. % ana M dsv tha srast Euronean novers iii sct
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