New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
be a,y although 3, is mo- often that an equal degree o.

y the 1sy although no. often that an equal % gree IN
Ts. y r1or ccourauyirg the rice to the effect TINT
rews favorable 90 tte nenn erce Of "ss ,h'
country from IN erica Afff from ne 90 On We pfciFts
to-day Of bs pos e css thee were stye- al maj
cations which fay,r ~. uue.ion egahei that ss.f'
Of decidedly poetic character sV- zen ,oe'to
eminent American London fo t.- eali SIC esDcA OK
the Federal cabinet Tho ireucc that even before 'he
demands Of the Brh Governu er arn'e OF ne American
Cabinet have the uecssiy efearg 'To The po
j. which unqualified i.eoI et't ~ CAPT Mlkr.s COZ
suc would place thrm f1ra,f D'ehis nee As e' Seo W."
IN ieeuest possn = interest.
This favorable ness had not been announced by
any organ of tie G0.eInment, nevertheless d eot
abroad and va making sn impression AZ such q
moment confirmation Of the statement that ne
American Government had declined 70 indorse the
set OF Capt Nikea. especially if II could have been
added that this resolution had been brought 10 tIe
knowledge Of our Government by TIE AneilcaI'
Minister IN London, AVID stiii more II II coui i''o
been stated shat the Federal Government had prom,
iced to meet the British Government with I've nv
Gmicsbe cispO5i.iOn with reference 70 the au.'' o
the Irent-a simple statement OF these ia1ts, ~ be;e
by q reputed organ o. the Government, "o"u D@t
had the hes. io-silIa ,feet T'hs NoTHFs / "S''
however, could give 10 euco1rncemsS1,' W In,
hopes; bnt on the following day, Dec. - t,r c,-,
article, TO which ihe rIoui eD,e zen re1erred TO
municaiiOrs Of high authority "aS e'''''
mem ~ tns lonoW'rs The public mind, the cray-
inc for - g. America j. naturally 80 eat tl'
eNerv word that con es WAN az s;, o. -, do,
o,her lido NJ tbe Atlantic Is lANett,d 'n al
Sn,,,o.ta,o Tins it happens that because MI.
Afr,. - ,sceived dleIatch from NJ oeNhr1
,rh;h =; 90 a friendly character 10 tins country, ara
5;e ~ f,ir and pleasant terms the matters wltb
-; = deals, exa1e efation ID swift 10 lay hold OF
IT, Circumstance, aud puff II az 10 the IAsesi oneh
lions. .s.. IA ,ho- old
o,,enlv that tie AmeTic0p G0rerAHcat h1c tiHHh
~ di,1co.r tue act Of CAPT. Ultcs, that NJ. Ian
coin was ready 10 a;olo-i2e, a. d ttat ire whole
difficulty WIS settled. We are sory 70 nave 10 els
sipae these too easily Isised iiusions. hey are
quite uugrounded. for, If We ere not nisiniorDs I'd
III dispatch az qucsfi3A does net m arg rag ThGt-
srer rtfr 10 tie oDiyocS 0a car m0H Steamer. 1t
deals only with some o. the current busiuess be-
tween the two Governments.
And Their followed the usual assurance that il the
mob wac 20 have is sway, the worst might be ap-
pretended. -,
Now. he second question We wish 10 ask TIE
M0rn nr P0st il as sing the fret, ana admits Of
o. pls u an answer. We qu' IL hue:
Was not the dis atch o. which Tie Morning Post
o. Dee q wrote toe words just quoted, saying that
II did not refer in any way whatever 10 tie ont
rsge on our mail steamer the very oisIotch in
waich Mr.. Seward declared that Cspt. Wilkes had
acted without instructions, hoped tDat the British
Government would consider a e subject in a friendly
uaI.ner, and promised that the FeCeral Government
would act III the matter with the hes. dispoiliOn
lurtler had not tie dispatch aforesii been read 10
her Majesty Secretary % state Two dsys before Ihc
Post publsi cd tire iOiego explicit statement
We await tie reI ly OF our contemporary 10 these
plain Cussti lois.