The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

TsMosrro poeY says th,s IRE American Gov
eminent has 'oaved in, they would .hernse ves
say, but In what manner and temper the kngnA
pubic will gather from M. towards dispa,oa vita
perfect as,onishuent II ss.s Is that Mr.. seward
forcss the recognition % che fact that h. EngiMd
not made her demand a. she did, n reality ~ the
swords point she would nA have obtained the
neoesary satisfaction; and u IL now Iui'e clear thsi
the ',w " the stronger IL the only Ia y thas reNuy
rules the other side ~ the Atlanta The Ppsr
o,''lude. hy asserting that any Europea .n.s'er
who could, under similar circumstances, h we wit.
yen such diFpatoh ~ that ~ Mr. Seward, CO " az
lr one inomen, have claimed tie condolences " A''
c"'mtiymon.
Arprrt,-N copnzsrospESoE.
Aldt.n1' dispa,ches IN the Trent affair we've
publish ed in tue orvtct,t GAzrr1E, N the 18th.
TIE htt--from tarl Russell 70 Lord Iyons-ix-
dated Dec. l3th, 'ud gives "details II an Interview
with Mr.. Adams on ne same day. NJ ADAMS
l-sed leave 10 read dispatrh from M seward
iti- Loriship assentcd provided, however, tha, u
a 10 nft enter into any controversy with regard y,
the case ut Msssrg Mason ahd Sliicll. TIE sub
q nee u' the dispatch was taat The Government at
Wellington hid not authorized their seizure, and
ttU'd unoumrittet IN connection with the SINE.
Eir R,-ss.. trcu ave Mr. A iims an outline n
the disI he lad written TO Lprd Lyons on the
affair. H. ths, LNrd Lyons was directed ~ decline
ausvcrng Mr. Seward in case lac should ask what
AL NIo tie consequence .i I,' isl VA his part
% rDIuft|N N.. 10 Ysr O.fud. ..ua.
TIE Iu.tir,,ors r,en 10 LHri L7ans we're a.
olluws II. us asks wi't vii h' The .'n"1nrnce
ot q. 7 'u.irr o,u 3 tno., think ynI should ~
yls Nis| o. cave utu and tle T. - lent Iu'e f'es
h. tphe tLer uNu course ant that sou desire - ab
,tsIu from au,thug hr e. menace"
E.I Russell tI,l Mr. Alan, the eNp'aaatlon-
tla. the tIysruu,ls bad not auhHli 81 tho seizure
-W.t'd stand IN place ~ an apology.
IIrl 4 gsril s.ys. "Mr. Aisns asked me q
ruIitr luet ton, which he said might decline O.
answer. II was. whether, u Lord Lyons came
away, declaration Of war would ba tie Immediate
r..ClU,nuf r'i him nothing was decided on
that point. Wo sh aid wait '1r reply rom Ameri-
&C.. anal then % ,l,le upon uur course"
E1f R'us,u in dispatch dn''h Jan. II, INFORMS
l. I'd I.,is tI' tre liberation u' the prisoners ami
tire .. PLANTATION THAT Lad been given by tue United
/ state GovrruIcut, c.ustitttd tie reparanon
SEQ toh lct lte Majesty AMI TIE Rfitish nation bad
! rkNt I. c.le.t Ear Russell ,di'i'
an Ufr,s mr. Nis.fr', Gou,uwfft much ate
fre'n,i ~ D. rrdbsf ~ drrirs ~ cuHc'U ion "a
! o., sdiir fU ~. uriutudu'f ~ Nr most yrfcnsiy
! ria. .rs ts'frfrI. ne firn rd'i1us"
| Aiyrting o. &c pirs introduced u MI. sew
atdtl -t,t , Iul Ktsarll t,y8 that lisr jest -
G,,rrutltut Nov 'tnu NJ. sew ,r1 tu s'rnn vt thu
con ustus At which Nc has arrived AMI 1s II may
! ',ui l., - hp'trr understanding between the two
u,t4.., On severed points uf niorny'i"nt law which
may, duiu- size rc-.nt c'nte-i, 90 NJ snne fut1rs
| time, tv luu II into question, 10" proposed IN a
! fnN % s., g. 40 'rC~ = rIuWuuif ltion g Nj.
! Seward. In the meantime, Toe snys II will Ia To-
| lraltc tlHt the Commanders OBJ. the Iritrl ates
.ru.c~ 30 ui D., instructed uut 'a repc't - nv
hici the tu.tri y ite' dlyrrimrnt cannot n1isr-
t.'.s 90 luttA.
i.rI / yor. il ths.kcI r,r the ditcr,t'n Nid
g. temper . 10. .c,ted iu tho inpprtNui maitcc
o' tU I'tsut.