Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
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PoRTLASD, Dec. 1S.-The steamship JuPa
flom Liverpool, on the afternoon ofthe 5ih
and Londerry the 9th, arrived here this morn
ing. The excitement relative sothe Trent
| affair continued unabated. 2@a.. -.,1
| The stock market on the 4th was more heavy
and unsettled than ever. .s95J s.t-
The U. :. Consul al Paris had communities
| ted 10 the French papers letter from Gen.
Scott, in which he declares there is no truth
in the report that the Cabinet had ordered the
seisure Of the Southern Commissioners, even
unGer the pro cction of a neutral flag, and he
is quite ignorant of the decision of his govern
Iaent, but says it is neec,Slry to prcse ye good
relations between America Al d ltAIglantl, and he
| hoped both governments viii agree on a sbli4-
tioh Of the question. Whether the prisoners were
coutraband or not, if they we're agents of the
rebels, he says il viii be difIicut TO conceive,
even to impartial minds, that They were less
3contraband Of war than rebel soldiers or can
non. SO - 49, )ae y b
In conclusion, Gen. Scott expressed the con-
yiction that war between America and Eng
land, without more sefions prrovocafloh Than is
at PRESENT given is impossible. lsiaS s'a-
The London. Star thiiks That Gen. aScetts
letter win rcceic7e hearty response III llhgita
as a message OF peace. ~, .?9.'t ~
The Times says that GepelaI Scott. like lisss
eouhtrylntn, is rather inclined to disavo5wws the
conception of the outrage thaAi to repndiate
IT, 81 % --' ~ IT. :. tai5I- =.
The Paris correspondent Of thu, Daily News
states that Slidells dispatches were -intr1sted
to his wife as he was leaving The Trent. p
Speculations from France represent pre-
dominant tone of feelings as favorable TO re-
conciIaticn between England and America
II is reported that the FRENCH Minister a
Washington. reported toilis Government Il re-
fi,sal on The part Of the Washington Cabinet
d1iivcr up dispatches addressed. from Paris: TO
to. the French Co:s,rl at Charleston AMI New
Orleans r., ri .-,..-..;-o ~. -'ia5 ias..-
Hostie demonstrations were made ia vati-
Gus parts Of England on the occasion of the de-
parture Of an Armstrong battery; thence for
Shipment to Canada. -. 81. ~ Sr
An admiralty notice was issaed yesterday
requiring all now absent to return immediatIy
to their respective ships. sgs. ri.' '-
The iron clad frigate Warrior is eoaling for
service on the North American coast If needed
There was quite rise yesterday in sugar
and saltpeter. 'I-I-
No charters are nov being taken for Amcri-
caa vessels. 5.'
Several Of the morning papers have lcaderR
on Mr.. Briglt's speech The Times says let
Americans judge by the speech of her gratest
admirer how little can be said FOR her outrag~
Rpon friendly, although neutral country.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6th.-Warlike prepara-
tions continue to be made. A considerable
number Of troops are under orIer to leave for
Canada
The steamship Persia has been chartered by
the government, as well as the Australian.
The London Daily News thinks that If the
American Government will treat the difficulty
in the spirit Gen. Scott urges the war may be
averted.
The American shipping interest is already di<-
astrously affected
LoSDoN,-It is reported that Mr.. Adams
regards his recall as inevitable.
Several leading Paris papers blame the Eig,
lish government for having yielded 10 the pres
sure of public opinion, as Represented, merely
by Manchester and Liverpool, and for having
acted too hastily in the Trent affair