New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
THE VERY LATEST PER EUROPA.
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LivERfool, Dee. >, 1861
Thc Royal Nail steamship Pcrsia from Eew-York
arrived IT Liverpool al O'Clock this morning
TIE speculation Of the American p'ess on tie Sen
Jacu,o affairs are equally ca1vasstd hese, and ths
general deducon is that there is less to fsar
rupture between tho Two countries.
/ C.ssos of.ers frm with some recovery in prices-
| uisum5red that tie Cahuei IL rodir iog 81 IN
s,rucous to Lord Lyons, under the influence OF tho
Per.ias advices. aud hence tie detention Of tho
Europa II Queenstown.
A Priyy Council vas held at Windsor on Saturday.
| Ile Obscrr-r states that special messenger by
the Europa carried the demand by The Britieh Gov
,uent to Lord Lyons, insisting upon al apology,
aud I've restoration 70 the protection Of the British
/ fac Of the Rebel Commissioners.
! The same paper says large reGnforcements IRE TO
/ be Immediately sent 10 Canada. large saP 70
I lcadipg with guns and ammunition Of all AinGs ior
I the tlne destination.
7 The Obse,rer states that there is no reason why
the Commissioners should not be restored &c the
quarter deck Of the Bgitish Admiral in face Of hsr
ten OF twelve British men of-war on the Poton.ac.
IospoS, Dec 1 (via Queenstown).-IAe Ob-
,syn,r Ministerial journaD asserts that demand tor
an apology from the Federal Government, aud that
the British Government insists also upon the rest'ta-
lion 20 the protection of tho British dag of those VINO
were violently and illegally torn from that sacred
asy lum.
THE Obserrer adds: "There is no reason why
Me,rs. Mason and Sldell should not be restored 20
the quarterback of the Brtish Admiral before New
York or Washington, in the face of twelve Britsb
memo f-war."
Nesrly all the London weekly papers treat the
ouesrion of the San Jaento in the same energetic
spirit as the daily papers agitation increases.
Lospos. Dec. The O5Seyrer states thar the
Government demands from President Lincoln and
lis cabinet, the restoration OF the persons of The
Southern ENJOYS TO the British Government.
Yesterday afternoon after 5 M, Her Majesty
held privy council at Windsor Castle Three
of the ministers, including the first Lord OF The
Admiralty and the Secretary of State for war raw
eled from London to Windsor by special train TO b
present. Previous to leaving town che three minis-
ters had attended cabinet council at Lord Palmer.
ston Is official residence.
The Observer says q special messenger Of the
foreign Office has been ordered to carry demands
to Lord Lyons and will proceed from Queenqtown
to-day. The public will be satisfied to know that
these demands are for apology and TO insist on the
restitution to the protection Of the British flag Of
those who were violently and illegally torn from
that eacred asylum. The Observer adds that there
il no reason why they should not be restored to the
quarter deck of tie British Admiral at New-fork
or Washington itself, in the face OF some ten OF
twelve men-of.war, whose presence IN the rotouaac
would render the clustering Cabinet at WasL mgton
as helpless as the Trent was before the guns ana
cula SEES of the San Jacinto. II Is no fault OF oun
! il Ii should come even to this.
The arrangements for increasing the force in Cam
ada are not yet complete, but in very few houn
everything will be settled In the meantime iarss
sbic. the Melbourne has been taken mp, and 10 now
being loaded with Armstrong guns, some 1908 Ens
field rites ammunition, and other stores at Wool.
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