The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-30
THE NEW YORK N, N
MONDAY tosN,po Dlo 10 Is6l.
An II,h Account end F'enca Cou,ts, OTIS
upon the Trcm AT IT,

upon the Trcm al IT,
The B,lt'S' QiiSh) NrWs LL-r-r -su,a'rt
ethirAiiyo i.,m the pen ,t "a olicm { II,
rieu', tfc'irirg 'h' sc,lss cr b,,,1 "a, YES
] d tto 'inis o. &c ssi.,ra # M.-a ..I
SiidiL Ts' fy,.ewins extracts iro il,stcs,.
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Tho corvs-Ati, n chat sr,u,d wa ex,.7t
ia the extreme. ~ c irvtc .art w.s ,,kci n
he was a"ar' that hor n c.tys mails wc-o on
boNd, th,t he Sas Niultt.ng he lac orueutrai.
i'y, thai hit cumaaLd,r h,d done vh,t might
cHtcl 10 un' ss'.oIs c1aaeuusrco4. Hs
knew III por rcl ~. ani sc fdhi, Ccacirnd-
or but hd'o tie I. lios, dead or alive, Ct Ma
sOn, Sliloi, Eu,tl- aau McF.rlan5. a, would
M hc demanded ,he passenger l,t which wa,
rUusHd. the lcutsrsn., s'onpia. suddcnlv on
enc fiie, l.d III, hvnt cn 'he rtm Of mo,
noble look.rg. VIII e-ho1 Of goalcnlr. aud
sad, Mr. Mdsop. krow - q p.'f,r ,y W.,
have met heioto: nrd yea al o. Mr SliIall,' he
added, pointing 80 ne latter FcnJsmsu, VII,
a.vancol itrwafd, di'la'uiDg to covc,al htnsolc
am -uriy fer you, tHt you must accompany
ure on boa tie San J,'into.' Tho answer was.
We viii not we apgcal % tho Biitish -sp.
am 10 whom we onitas'oi ,ut,cl,c', tc snvs
as ttori 'h,s outrage in Spanish waters, and on
lrtl1ly iu,h soil. tivo moro boats Lai ia
tho mea' timo arrived, ard marines with lixod
layontts had taken p sseVion oi he main dock
loars OF rugc, shame and murti6c ,ti'u stood in
tho Cap'Jiu'- eyes. One Of the ladies' a most
charming per.cr, throw hers. II before tho cap.
tain arl lmpl,ted HIM wi h c'sspei hands not
20 allow hsr husband 70 b. dragged from under
the British ilag. At last the tnal question was
put, III we refuse 90 give th,so mon up what
course viii Won aTopis' 'Tske po',cssIon of
tho ship and, IL you steam ahead. sink
you va will have those man at all
risks Thon, sal Captain Williams of
tho Royal Navy, our naval agent, then, sir,
in the name Of her Britannia Majesty Govern.
ment, whom--slthoush humble indiyiIual-I
have the honor to reprcsert. protest, in thn
IA .'t Glenn manner, ssiost this cowardly and
'a,ioSl act, and al On al hcre 60 witHess my
ptotcsaion,, foreigners and English la all
his trying scone h th OF the l,ontleman princi- |
pally co, corned uohsyod in manner that was
verify Of he mss n with which they were |
n'tu'tod. With flded arms thoy cllnly lis |
cntd TO tho angry discussion; theio was none |
"i the hus'c-ing braSgidocio so often imputed |
3 Apcricln ciiiLona, and whom tho Lieutenant |
--FalItaN by nsme-said h, fult Tor thum, for |
hat lao WAS Southcrnor himself Mr.. n nason's !
rnsMer, as he turned on hts hasl wa Then, |
,ir, ] am so1y for you. In tho moan'ime tho |
'.'oi"rcrs OF whom of course, we had numbers |
rha@tu -ffonf 1,,lss-- l-s---.i---- --. - Il
was a great deal OF nonsente tlkeu, III LII
some ridiculous ideas proposed, which Wouiu
L.ye only suited a third-rate play IN minor
,ba.,rc. such as covering these mon over Win
The Union Jack or thro wing the ensign j., IN tno
yangvay, TO see II they dared cross ~ l"ya,
IN The confusion, the marines came on 'ao
quarter deck, and were ordered n'cN 1B"n
III, Tor orin,s The orders from the main
Ssck we're that the delegates were TO he taken
dsaI or alive. They seyerllly aud omphr'cA-
A., Al .red that they must he removed ny IO'Coi
Cor aa 10 going voluntarily from = bnush su,PI
that was out OF the question. moue'Wo ~,
was accordingly used. | do roI m'an To- Gs
n,orn.nt IN aay that tho unfortunate NiC,lhh
I;.Lfns, md stTlktIH, out OF luo
sntrv.poTt, They simply resisted, having 70 Dc
| Jrsa,asd few steps by marines, and then gave
In 10 :, .,erior numbers AMI the ivrcs oil cifc um-
stances As Mr.. Mason left the gang"ay, az
| calm and unmoved "A he had been lhIougnout,'
he TUNED TO tho captain OF tue Irs'' W'u . 's ~
-, an Mir hold YOU refpon'ible that this
all.ssa 80, na,songers in a British vessel DO
Ssrrascnted In a proper quarter; and the answer
- n ahsI not forget IT,. The scene however,
v, tLo senaration of Mr.. Slidell from his family,
vas intensely moving. mr. Sl,dsll haa noen IN
lila cabin, believe, writing. Mheu tre y,
Lan,onant of tho San Jaciuto, MS hIRhlei,
,hrsyv herself into her fathers arms, anl noil
him n. though her single strength w0u!i nav
'nGicod 10 saye him. The naval agent sen
out the men Of the American vessel, ,t trusHn n
that in a little time the young lIly mouiu an y
caImed. of course this could not last lonB, 'i ad
witb the gentle't violence we conl
80 Wa held her pretty little Wrsis, enuu1
18th Ave times their natural ttreng,h, VIM
her father, breaking the glass o. nus ~ ~
dow. escaped out Of the cao'h III ' en'
msnntr. Then the poor girl gave wa,
nnd sohbing and CRYING was carried to a.
cabin. impioring TO he allowed to see IN ~
father lust once more. hit e., ~
: ,ba last boat showed oil, the San tcinto iorg'
.ioyIy ahead, ard the Trent turhea oasl %
e ,stern. 80 as TO allow the laiies on lhs Iusr.o
, l,,k 10 take a parting glance, an" n;'', no
u | r. chair unfortunate TelallN'
. Ci ore stood the four gentlemen on tho 9us'
,arJsck saw Clptain Wilkes take oil
!, ,r ami nresen, his glass to Mr.. Sliden-l AT
riad Glance with eyes blinded by tears, n.
< ID wave Of white handkerchiefs-up went
= ian Jacnto's jb, she payed Slowly % Iouhu os nT
rs1I let f,ll her lopsal., and steamed OH
ar I'D cor Ney York. As she 'piyed oil,
10 ii,'HoJ her ensign, which we simply a'kn'
" iodaod bv hoistipg our answering pennant'
r. ,o,,arJs the officers who came from the san
Into. | must say that they behaN cd Win
p, inc and in gentlemanly manner
II, ,,,,.,s oS THE ANGLO. .AMERIcA Az AZ
- TIoN.
The following article on the American q
q ,on recently appeared in tho JouRSAL
as- DvpArs. and attracted considerable atten
in nolitic1l circles in Paris, as II was geneII
attributed to the pen Of NJ Tniors' the cei''
cd French historian ,.,. A., T,o
line 'N . There can be no doubt but that Eng
-. has a double interest In the definite rupttu
"'N The American Union. Not only wouih ils en's
,,h ,"re for a long time impede the deyelopme
The marine and political power Of me ,,, Sor'
Ss.,ss hut il would constitute IN the Soul
:. least. il IS hoped SOY great Replp." p
AGRICULTURAL, which would be turned to ~
ace by the capitalists, Manufacture, ana
oSneis of England, as it has nun 30
turned to advantage, II must DO aulhit's auli
,Se c,pitalists, manuiactwets, aul sL'Po
20 " the Northern States. This vast farm
h,yinr established i's pretended lna'peh
10 ! would pass as far as regards IT'S c1mineIi'
% ''snta,,rg from the hands Of the Initeii
'N' ,o Ihe hands Of England by the force OF e
and without having any occasion TO onAh
da,. II English interests appear 10 US
lsrl hsSord discussion in this arrangement
nlp no} Lel eve, on the other hand, tha' th'
no sstaIli.hed in a durable manner even
, , .. var and hy o victory. Cndor the ihoIl
'~''' sble supposi,ion the SOU bern ropnpllr &c
,nnear 10 us capable OF long leading ?
opss existence. A moments attention
Gent 10 enable us to tomp'ehenn u
!, capt csnses which have urged the seplia'
causes inherent to the nature OF thinSs,
ths actual situation Of the WORDING
causes would survive even the SePST%'