The weekly sun., 1862-03-08

LondCn, FEB. The much dreaded sixth o
February has come and gone, and nobody il
hurt. Though much Of evil was apprshended
from the meeting pf Parliament, a month ago
ever since we escaped injury from the French
Emperor, things have boen improving The
| TtMFs, even Up to the last day, contituci 20
thutdet but u has been known for several
ddys thai the government did not intend 10 10
'sfiere with America lGdeol, since the eft Q.
n rsnt Of tho front affair kiudlior fe.ling,
both with the goy,rrmoui ard p@oplo OF kns
Ind, has been very manifest. On tho Trsut
MAR they wsrs all tor war; but tho reactou i
~ NAKED as u gfaiiyIg ]. all tlst o.
CURED IN PuliaIent last night. I'D on.
courage nent. E,'' Russell, Lord PalD-rs u,
Mr.. ID Isrw !, Earl sholbu ne EJl Gran7ill,
c'c., etc, inGicatod. quito ~ much by their
" p'Wer OF Tc,king VI America, AZ m what they
sad, the riE'U feeling. Too or " ehesr IN me
llotrss OF Cur,u Cns was ali,itcd by a Mind ala.
,icn to Amotici, by LORD Palmer,tOC.
The escape q. thn Nashville "a worry vox itioIs
a.id nurtiiNirs 10 rot kuow thtt ,spt Ca
ven ro' III have ,'r. better. thu4 u his re'urs-
inr g tcwc-. VIII we. the M .aent hi' sucho'
" lrvr, he wy- ',,t for tu IS -four 1olts,
ut'rt tleU ed csus. surpri1a b.. -.
Nj Nssos i-ls I, 'aiuhs - Itnton's il'-',
shore ~ l. O.. tilo i.ia sulisct OF attOnuIn -
my pr,Tm' < nV' mas ,uUd d,s.te llc vps
si-ito' - .-,ostoi 80 -NA uy - on tlsr
This naMs'i tcgi,Ct II to ,hN .!r, ul Nir-
vhi', ~ no te'soH ct L tunioicua's 'vmmi,-
sore. rs; uu' wittout - sigt 1ca-Cr. Zoe
tirs prcv.l-r y 70 ~, thst 'he fur oort.der tr.
taken TO .ho tioh,, 90 Eng,auu Al. 1JU,utO
each. aro hat u il more tar Too, arc ~,tn.
,Thr io',Tiu; .cttor from Lori Lyons vii be
read win irsrr5t in Amerio1:
ioup LroasH uriSiuS or rilE souivzpN
sT,trs.
Lcrd Lycps r1dtr dste Of Tee mhsr H. nus
expresses lis 'Yiciva OF tho S,Uhern Cjnfits-
thcy
"This overcoming notion o. ,hsir own ~
Dortanco may i''d tO very seri -us incunyoUi.
rnce, II they stolt succeed IN sstspllshin,
their inc oFendor Our need of .tcir cotton ~
quite great cnO'~t to render IL extremely /
oosirallc that We 'louh bo ON good terms with
thcTN, and enc'l SO ANY disposition which
thev may show to 'lace theie co NJ -gcial rela
lions with us oH mutually advantageous
foot nR. We mignt bo willing TO con, dor that
a quarrel with them would g,vo "a, 90 means ii
amelOTating tho CONDITION of their tlavr', while |
II would bring Rft1t deal If hardship and |
uifof.ng uton vast nnnbefs of our oNT work |
int Pc iic. Bat sUll & musi ever bc ropug-
Dant 10 sur feelings to ba IN intimate r.,a IONS
with cuf federation NrmeA on tho nvtsed /
prin'i?ie Of perpotustins If not Of extending
.lavery
" uuloss tbs seocding States can bo ind,csd
To act vi'h moderation anon fhs q1estiCr ct
slavery, thoy NAV tOuse a Ss.ins Ot indis vUa |
and h,r,or IN great lIi,au, which viii over.
power nj confederation Uf matef ~ iuteroAt. Of
this many OF lhcir leading mon IN tho present
movement 40 nct seem To be aware Some 4 |
hom even talk op. My of reviying the African /
slave uGds. An attempt Actually TO do th,J /
would, It may be supposed, 10 at once prb \
down by mo tnittd force o. tho Northern /
Staios, Gfoat .fhain, and Of civilized Europe.
Bat, ON tho other hand It might bo extremely I
difficult ~ bring any Of tho slayoholding StStes
TO tcnounsoI in principle the r.ghi of trading |
n negroes or ~ induce them to outer into any |
treaty engagement on tho subject. Any such |
Q e,ga,ement would DO regarded by them a, an
tdmiHsitn kat hey woTo in tho wFp X uu the |
question On which their .bnttst with |
tho North has 80 iHhanod thor rt
siO.s that they have lost wight Of all |
easun. How could thOy bind themselves not
70 eNtord - larger numbers OF Africans the
llcfsirg ~ o. the institution n American
slavery, whicl they hold to bo ordained Of |
God ior the happ.nasa and Improvement of the
negro race Il is 90 bo apprehsnded that wo
shall have vstv considoraJ 10 dilicrl'y in
placing our relations, commercial or political,
on a satisfactory footing with people .,abued
with such eentmsnts, Immense H1s tho i'm |
portance 10 us 0t procuring cheap and lbund
ant supply OF lhcr staple commodity
The question ata, lhorn now most .fcluontly |
is, Who,hor the American poo pie will bear taxa.
lion To cabinet minister, and mcmbors Of |
parliament who thua interrogato mo ! arawor,
" Yes The sec ssionls's IN
Paris ard London ara much annoyed by tho
refusal hy tho French and Englsh govern.
monts 10 give aid and comfort TO rebellion.