The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-01
The English Journals ON the
Prcsislcnt's Message.
The War Spirit stu Raging.
/, SQUADRON At GIBRALTAR.
ITS DESTINATION AMERICA.
PARTICULARS or 7HE DEATH Or
TRTNCE iLRERr.

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W''Ncu a' u''' port yes''fuay inothing' Hon
| Liverpool via Queenstown, with intelligent ~
four days later. Cant. Kcnnedv left Liyorp,o!
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| toWh' Whleh ne Icit on tho evening OF the
18th.
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| IN nouc,ns thc telcgiaph,e summary OF .hs
| nrosi,.n, lno Iotuoh iIMEs say"-had
'.I'i 'Hr'on ~ @ rsgMued the Trent seizure
atuuJoVu ~ CONTAMINATION, no would proba-
Wy ~ nav .,,S a,u1Sd Sd,,Oi 70 ~ a., r. -,
IN Scon1 ea,ofial the HINES reviews AT
iSngth tho Pro,identA IN, ssage which i 'ays is
III III .a alangeu anu worse eApreestd, ana Is silent
on matters upon whieh Information was most
earnestly neIreo'
| Ai'et biuulng TO mo frosdonts roinarks on
me cause OF the civii Wat and claiming that
ms description ought to put an end to the
disputo-tho TIMES concludes @ follows -
but the most renarks1le pat OF Nj. Lin
| coin speech ia that in which he touches upon
the relations OF his Government with foreign
countries. Tho tact stoms, on his own shoS
ing, 20 bc, that all foreign countries have
hitterts preserved strict neutrality; that
they have resisted all applications from Tho
south 10 make common cause with II against
tho North; and that they have quietly sub
mittod to a blockade which greyously tniure,
| their commerce aud manufactured
These facts would have clllsd forth from tho
| chief Of any other government in tho world re-
publican or monarchical, a gracious aud cour-
| toous Acknowledgement of the respoct and for
bearance with which nation, NOT remnIk ,ble
for carryir u o her of these an ,litiea IN cxcoss
has been treated by ali otbor nations in II, hour
| OF trial. Nothing can bo more unpracious.
| moro contrary TO tho usual conditions of inter.
| national courtesy. than the langunys with which
President Lincoln repays tho conf loration nx.
| tended 10 him. Tbeae nations hc ava en-.
| pear as vet not 10 have seen their Nnvto their
ohjtcts"-that H. thc rratora,ion of canr,orr"
more directly or clearly through tho dsstrrlc
non, 'hAh 'hrough the preservation OF the I'M
'on
hs !" ufoaa iuSlnuation that torclSn ma
~ s'y's az sc'u.oa W 'pe n"shost anu most SOL
llsi n,o',Nesi & anu mIi lln'Iin IN n eon,on, M no
.anhot uehy .nse We nave hltheito done nght'
10 oNpIess suspicion inat We dld 30 ior ros-
sons We 9, cannot sNow without shame. Il ia not
mUn's,'uL @ .nas no.ce M o. nreSn rotations boz
h.n hn, 10 tiiS spiIit snou,u emu WIN the oAhor-
Mion WIN wnich we are already familiar In
tho cireuisr OF Mr.. Seward, to fortify the sea
coe', tn1 grest I%hes axe ann rivers After all,
Wy NY nlr' nlnGoin, tuo SAFETY anu stability OF
,no Iopuonc depend not on foreign nations but
"PDh Pgli outseVes: A.. ,-.
InN ~ penec,ly true AZ th,s moment, be.
.aute i9io,eh halloh' earnestly desire peace and
10 ryoid all occasion oi quarrel;
me LAhs devote' another I4ai'r u tho re-
loIt d ihe SECRETARY OF tho Navy, and treats
WIN tlulculo thce al n thst iLe navy n n added
70 us rehosn' As 10 tbe strength OF tho navy,
aunlu lnat impaired with the Southern ma
vM power ~ Isl giant 10 dwar' but to sust,in
ao cao,ar.n M AIM " in AI naons u 70 out
.SnsoI.P iple ho,lua' ~ shniacter'yes I've de-
80 .ot ~. y. Hns 1ng IT," Nv s"k.hs snP',
sssins, hrnPsn hrrPn"L Ia I'D 'S'o~'y anu 0'no
As1rn sT%o Monm,na nu,s" pnsa s .,,,i,u .,,.,,,
TO the marked ingra,tuds OF tho President in
uealsg WITH the attitude OF the mari ime Pow
ols o. europe = ,he eNa war WITH the south.
ioIu -" 'he f'en' a"s'' ana conc ude' ~
'oi .pm 1--WE .u,,,
q, IN 'Ve sh. I'I @ or swS,Vg S uy' "a AZ, ProoloI,-
h,, J.mand "a sin,ria i. I'D 10 i,.oiss ~ Hu Jon"'
i"r, H. uInu m.. y Simple, ahd IN it,Sn nnM
,hs IT,, sar.t, ,Jinn,iio Wv Ii. oIss'Ion 1'
can,ior On ,hs nS,, ~ oT a. :" pruno,lcg ~ an.
nbicb Il f.vop,b bIs 70 ~ n.ao. .nC r. I oaolne.
bsIisv. that Mr. Tincoln Jss;rod 70 y. hi",,IS I
free TO hold the language of wisdom % and "'Do %o-