, 1861-12-19
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
England SELL Excited, bat Cooling D0"ns
PACIFIC LETTER OF GEN, SCOTT.

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 1s.-The steamship !
Ju1a, from Liverpool on the afternoon Of the |
5th and Londonderry 9Th, arrived here this |
morning. The excitement relative to the |
Trent affair continued unabated.
The stock market on the 9Th vas moTe heavy !
and unsettled than ever.
The q. S. Consul at Paris had communicated |
to the French fapers 3 letter from Gen Scott,
report that the Cabinet had ordered the seiz-
ure Of the Southern Commissioners, even ua-
der the protection Of q neutral tag-
He is quite ignorant Of the decision OF his
Government, but says it is necessary to pre-
serve good relations between Amerlca and
agree on a solution Of the question whether
the prisoners were contfaband or not. Il they
were agents Of the rebels, he says it Viii be
difficult to convince even impartial minds tnaE
soldiers or cannon. In conclusion, Gen. Scott
expresses the conviction that war between
America and ENGLAND, without more serious
proyocation than is at present given, Is iIapos-
| sible.
! receive hearty response in England as mes
| sage Of peace.
| The Times says that Gen. Scott, like his
| couutFymeu, is rather inclined to disaEow the
conception Of the outrage than to repudlate IT,
It is reported that tic Rebel and Federal
priva1eers are cruising st the entrance Of the
Il is said that the Admiralty ordered two
ships to PROCEED Immediately to the West ln-
dies to actae convoy to the mail steamers.
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily iAetes
states that Slilell's dispatches were entrusted
to his wife as he was leaving the Trent: Tic
Paris Hatrie ltarns that the San Jacinto in No
I Yembcr, searched Il French, Danish md Por-
tugucse vessel. These facts, says the 3itTie, e
ington Cabinet fancics il has power to exer-
else the right Of search to the fullest extent.
Speculations from France represent the pre-
| dominant tone Of feeling IS favorable to re-
Cancellation between England and America
It is reported that tile French Minister al
Washington report ed to his Government q re
fusal ol: the part OF the Washington Cahlne
to deliver MP dispatches addressed from earl
| to the French Consul. at Charleston and Ncq
, ! Orleans.
! | ous p,rts Of England on the occasion OF tn
departure OF al Armstrong battery, thence 70
r | Canada.
5 In tie Italian Chamber of Deputies, Rattas:
: | explained the flilurt Of negotiations relatiy
5 to Rome. stating he was convinced that II
: French Government wished to terminate it
occupation Of Rome, and was sincere tracn
to Italy.
!. visions steady
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4 LATEST INTELLIGENCE VIA LONDONDERRY
= An admiralty notice was issued Yesterda
requiring all men absent to return lmmcdlat
IL to their respective ships. The iron cls
L frlgate Warrior is coaliug for service on Il
J. North American coast if needed
l. There was quite q rise yesterday in sus
II and saltpetre.
5 No charters are being taken for America
el vessels.
i'd Several Of the morning papers lave leadc
y On MF Briglt's recent speech. The 1tn
rs saws "Let Americans Judge By the speech
d, her greatest atmirvr, how little can be said +
ID her outrage upon friendly although ncut'
=; countEy.'5
I'd LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6th.-Warlikc prepa1
4, tions continue to be made. 4 consideral
'ir number Of truops arc under orders to Lea
rs for Canada.
cd The steamship Persia has been chartered
as the Government as well as the Australaslan
ed Tie London Daily Ne1cs thinks that il !
en- American Government will treat the difficu
cd III the spirit Gcu. Scott urges, the war may
ne ayerted.
IT'S The American shipping interest is alrea
OF disastrously affected.
re LONDON, Dec. 6tt.-lt is reported that
rec Adams regards lis recall as inevitable.
;as Several leading Paris papers blame the
he elish Government for having yielded to
lso pressure Of public opinion, represented ner
.k- by Manchester and Liverpool, and for lI'S
OF acted too hastily III the Trent a1tulr~