New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
ENGLAND.


The warke preparations in England continued
| without abats meDt.
Additional troops had been ordered and were
readp-to embark Tor North America; but TIE army
and NoUg Gd.eite OF the 2lst int. rays mat 40
more are nkely to he placed under orders OIt hoe
Utilities are actnslly declared In that eyeLt some OF
| the regiments now in the Mediterranean garrisohs
! will probably be sent Ill the war yess.L Ne" ieh-
dszyou'ing AT Gibraltar.
The steamer Adrlatlc, with nearly Law troopSo o.
the Grenadier Guards and lie steamer i'arani, NH
about 600 Of the Scofs fnsi!eer Gdards. left suit
amIton on the 10Th lost. for Biii-h Norm AmerI u.
The steamer Cleopatra would leave Liverpool on
the 2st lust. fer Queenstown, there to embark over
$40 men OF the TIN Regiment.
! The steamer Magdalcna would embark ABOUT
thousand men af southampton on the 2lst int.
The mail steamers Of The Peninsula d Ohenfsi
Company numbering abont fifty. were To tic armed
and made capable Of resisting piyateers IN case VI
war. -
! The gunboa'a in the second class of the reserve
at Portsmouth,, had been ordered TO iit out imne-
dlate,y. u..
/ train were spoken OF.
/ The LondOa M0rRiag Post reports that tie H.
srucions 10 Lord LYONS combine sd h luilci"u+Iess
and lem, erauce Of procedure that HE Anen.an'
most tender of his pride, Will be unail TO complain
of highlands course ~ meneibg o. hang "
A telegram Of the 2lth instant fron Berne.
Switzerland contains the Toll wing iml ortaht al
| uOunceMent:
"The Federal Council has received n circular 40
dres,ed by the French Government To turpledh
Powers dccla ing that he arrest Of M'sgis Marc"
and Slid.ll was contrary To principles which are ~
prded M essential tO the security III Neutral nAgH
The circular states that ,he French Govcfnnent
deemed it necessary TO submit this orhlcn to ihe
Gal met at Washington in order Ia determine II TO
max. conoesrious which the French Government
considered Indispensable.
4 large meeting Of masters and officers in the rcr-
caniile marine bod been held at London, ana tbey
AL resolved heartily COO crate VITA The trpverl-
meut yhrne er their -cryices might be required.
! TIE ShfBD,hg Ga-eite rays tist either cur mer-
clsnImen must be armed or the Govern melt must
detail lumber Of the iasiest aud n,os1 eth ien sips
to watch American privateers.
! Mr. Cobdet in "A letter declining to attend a pu' lie
netting at Brighton, strongly advocates titi ration
in the American oip ute. and says that tne object 81
al rational men aud true patrols sIvhio ee 10 e'-
fore. pIin iples Of edaion Oh tie Cover meul, on
the Il rms of agreement Made 40 the Paris Co gfesS
Sir. Golden thinks TINT question eau he more
| within the score Of the Paris resolution than tLe
ncnIug one aud the true test of tue Opposition OF
/ th. American people will be The expressed ~llig-
uess on the part of Eng baud 10 r,sort, II ne e-sary
to mediation Shoali such conolii tory ep meet
with no better response toAn desire by Aeiica 10
insult and wrong EnL lind, all The iOWrif al Europe
v oud forthwith be raogoi Oh Bug ana .ide. Mr.
Golden says that the cry for peace l. hardly enough
at the present moment. WHAT is requir.d 10 pesse
ON principles of impartial justice. and this Gun beet
| be obtained through All I'm! artial aroiraor.
IN, London Times edtoiiplly disputes the argu-
| ments of Mr. Golden, and rays that the couree he
advocates would by no means tend 10 The Prrserya-
lion of eace either in the Ireseht Instance or for
the future.
TIE Times says: ave insist upon knowing
clearly whether we are in A region OF war or p+nee.
L. the seizure of the prisoners slessrs. Mason and
! Slid,ln was an act OF The American GONeinmeD'
originally, or if il be adopted by then now II If ~
A 10. ,.e.tt., f.f.I no 80
II they disowu IT, they prove their sincerity ~
repairing il. IL is impossible 10 negotiate ~ the
former cuse ana the Latter has not yei afi;en 1hev
L. there fore, DO room, for arbitraion.
The DaIv News, while asserting that England
will he satisfied with nothing short OF full sai-.ac-
ton for her violated i-hts, fays that Il would Oh
,ionslV be harsh. vi'eht apd unjust 10 deny ihe
American Government all ii.ht Il re lyiog and pee
luye, 10 relu,e 10 hear what sne haF louT1e on me
l.oal uoir,s al issue Should there To any difficulty
M Washington III at once meeting tugia1ds de-
uapGs IA little fr,nk intercourse ,Xi la1aii'n
/ between the two Governments wouli, IN all prooa-
hility remove il, AMI this would bee 10y far the best
most dglilis aud honorable Way Of settling The liz
pute Fnling In this, IL l. for Amerisa 10 propose
arbitration, and England would not be Jusliie IN
, refusing such intervention. The article conylucee
by deuoun,ing the tone Of menace and insult aici Ied
/ by soue o: the journals.
The Doiiy Ners, ia another article defends the
North from The enagLes OF The Ttmes, tina. The war
WIS hruali4ing the Northern Slat"S.
H. also iu'i.hrs the projected ocaaee at Char' 4
ton AMI Styhnual 10y tht ntoh' sultb - I" pViiH H"
op, r,iion OF warfare.
m, Loaion Herlr bitterly cntic.4es Mr.. Sew
ards f,rign coirrsf ondencr, charging Inn WIN m
,oleuee f,lly. and wicledresi, a. wnEton and mis-
chi, goas as ANY that 10 ny records.
TarL,nf0n ItF.s also LAS an etltolisi on Ar1
Seyntd's l.-paiclr., and ir,as item VIII nicuie4
Ifs.ys MI Se,,,.1 ASSUMES 10 n4rnJ TIE tht''
human s,,e "a 10 the urgo OF The lights and pros
terts ni the War ia Am,nea, and hs confident MS
'l,su.cs rs TO tie Ciu.rurlOD- uLd du anon ol TIE
waraic eiiei fore hs wo d, rrarhit~- public,
Movement were rakIugo lace between The Govern
ment and the authorizes Of Liverpool, looking to the
drfoufrs oi that port.
M, LoaasA P..fs Paris correspondent epys thas
ueiiAo. France nor hussiA have taken any steps rs
ne iu.urs.
/ IT, Puis P0ir!,, in euumc aing the five Frtnc,l
vess. l. al Ncwlork, sHys others are ritedly ID be
cent lhe'e.
Thr paris Temps has given currency to Il rumor
thai the French Government had prOposcdto kiSsla.
4 Prussia, aud Austria a common metniinn 81 tbd
I four Powers in ia, Anglo American question. Ine
rel or war generally d scr,dird.
i Inc L,n.on H,roM say" the tender u uedistion
in such Il form would be menace, and would be re-
lecicd on rhnt ground.
| English iubOs on The Sth were firm, and had al
VI ed y cent, chiefly owing 20 large Wtfenca-
mrnie. Various peace rumors were also istI nin-n-
/ tai in causing Tie ;sc but there WA nothing tns'-
Il WORTHY 10 them.
The oeinand for money was ell Increasing.
The Queen aud Royal Family had gone 10 o.
! bore, OWN. 10 the unsat siactory state oil TIA
Queens health.
No inrtner bueiins had been issued.
The Prince OF Wales remained AZ Nlndcor unit,
AT er lis fithers funeral.
TIE Crown Prince OF Prussia had arrived at Os
! borne.