New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
THE SURRENDER or MASON AND SLI
DELI.
Fyo, The Riesasola DispoA> JaAa

ife " J. Ief1ld owes He great On. ~ ~ J'u'
nal 90 its Systematic sensations" VI. sp tleie arr
no fact. TO produce feDsa,op, IL resoits. 20 Il lion
and IT'S Imagination IS infinitely more acy> III ~
venting than IL. industry in discovering this 10. III
tying food for the morbid appetite Of Cothan
VI bat TIE y. y Hcrot1 is in Journalism, Mr. Sew
nrt in his high office OF Premier is Constantly sriv
ing after sensations. His an iiton deli hts more IN
a successful seosaiicn than in mastery feat Of
! "a omlcy. II matter not to him what may he the
character Of Liz act, II 1t only produces profound
surprise upOn the public. He startled the whole
North 70 is feet, one fHe, quiet noruiog, by cir
culnr caog upon lis Governors TO fort1y their Lake
and ocean coasts.
! He next electrified them nv causing TO be unex-
pecedly brought IN from the Cuban seaa MssTs.
Mason and Sliiell who were thoulht to be safely
/ lguded IN England. And now be fires grand sen
sati'n colnmbiad the sunbering couche5 OF the
Yankees by six-cOlumn di-pGtch, concerning 10 de.
liver I'D the captured Commissioners under demand
.ly Just and in conformity with American doc
tiiDos."
The eravenly cowardice of the act ia really much
relieved by the hrazcn gudaciY with Which The con-
summate kuave faces a ieeuug and d susted Soll
lie has been llaving deep game OF dnHlCty and
audqci.v, FROM WHICH he has won tQr bis Govern
meut nothing but disgrade; although snecesding III
IarhiayiDg for himself reputation, which he mnch
covots, OF being tie cleve0st knaye that ever
reached high Place in diplomacy.
Recent facts have shed . Hood Of light npon tIIns'
actions that heret fore seemed inexpiicable ihe
circular of Seward issued to the Northern ioveTn0is
now turns cut 70 lave bad some other OBJECT theh
Do, sudden running down of 80 k in Wall street, 10
tie great g'n of Tie few friends he let timely INTO
the seen, Q. aud who bad sold snort" IL WIS lsued
about tho tine lie sent instructions c)Fn IN the
Union naval officers in tie Gulf 10 capture Mason
and Slidel on any vessel in which they should leave
Havana. Ho knew that he was preparing quarrel
with England, and took The rrtcauiion 10 tiIe
timely warning for defense IL the seaboaId and lake
States
On the arrival Of the arrested Minister, he sent
cut Dispatches TO Mr. Adame, declaring mat 'he
arrest had Padc without "'pec.ac' instructions
from NE GoySment aud that tho Commi.siOner'
would he given ~ IL demanded, and tmi-l la
amende made. lie bad thus prepared tie means a.
avoiding collision by dsaYowing an act anluoiized
and directed IN advance.
To he deuand Of The English Ministry presented
by Lord Lyons, he bad but TO rrply frankly aud
PROMPTLY that " certainly he wolId give mem ~.
with the greatest pleaguIe tie demand We ihtiin'-
Gully inst, made in conformity with do'iures long
copierded for by lis Govern ent 90 tAis subjects
indssd be had instructed Mr.. Adams, two weeks be-
ore that he bold tie prisoners subject to Tic ooefs
Of her Majesty Cover menL'
S1ch j. tie staiesma smp OF Mr.. Seward. What
lie North az large will say 10 the proceeding re-
rnsias to bo seeu. The House Of Representatives
had tassrd a rescluiion 81 thar - Go Commander
ces.otes afcr TIE fact 10 liz act by receiving Tie af
rested Commt .lufrs and tnr1wfuf them into % din-
geon. The Naval Secfeiary BID fully ard cordially
approved the Trcecdirgoi WHO. TIC 10y = uh-
III lad voted him ihs freedom of New-l orA and tie
Gove,no.'s Room % the City Han lad been Pat a.
h., OF gosal, where be- Acli grand lescc.
TIE who'll pre-, Of ne coupry bed sanctioned iio
net and extolei ils fCro. Aiter t.s ullNeral ofA-
Ion 10 Commander Wllkes. and c.u''ant gie' over
the capture a Mst0n aud SltcD, their lurfef GER
linz ...f.. . 80
Yankee annals afford. IL viii be curious 10 observe
tie reception which viii be- given ihe news q u -
the public al INC North n,a N Europe.
From T.s l. 'p4i,i. Jsf J.
INUNDATED NATION,
G.yerumen. val ascertain tie exact cal auiN "a TIC
Y.utee guns. In succumhug % TIE Eugish DO
ruaud. The Yankee demonstrate tha' they nhNo no
sue. az national honor, and that dollars an cents
are their supreme law OF action IA matters PHbAe a.
Tb@y boarded the Trent with every oircuns'nqee
Of brsvudo aud indigtifyi tie Governments haui tLo
ACT Ia own hy receiving lle Connie ioren INTO ~
po.eenoD aud conluIrR them as In-ot trti me see.
-,Iorv of State aud a. the Navy md IL lilrae ~
Z pfe,eutatiyes rgT sl-ca tte Outrage io -. ecioi
he hOIc prc-- C- t4c t4tc4 aAtta lrcLtd Win t'
most uprosiors and tet aus cNu'lion over the net
of Wlkee. and heciorci, bul.iei, and hua,lle1 the
Bfitish LION ia every conceivable shape and FORM.
After Ell IT, 20 back DO gn simultaneously ard ~
the irst menace OF England 20 surrender Tie Com
uissoncr- s 10 exhibit not only la,k OF nii honor
and uauinefs but q sA.uclsstucss % tLOcsing that
hereafter the Stars aud Stripes viii become badge
al DEGRADATION and IDiauy throughout thc world
Tbis LumlliatIrp surrender, 90 far from pro giia-
trc ,be Furorean world, will convince them Of the
conscious weakness aud Daralgznx cowatdice oil TIE
tlp.ferilg mower that, with oCuOJO men IN orins.
rermis rs nose 10 be Vuled ald - i-c- 90 10 sp.
mon y without an effort o. resentment. We believe
tiat. tomorrow, IL Lnglqud aud France would De-
maud tlAt The Federal Government recognize The
ipdepepdenoe Of the southern COniedcracy upon PEN
ATTY Of ler dispoasurc. they would not Only Tccog-
ME IT, bat DO Il d Of the ctance. Certainly tleFe
can now be no longer any lear OF consequences ON
Tie uatt OF thuse GOycuUoLts Ia ihcMf sea reeoS.
MIXING tie Southern CoAicleiacy, OF even Ia opening
he blockade.
We blu.h to think that The South has 90 long re-
maintd IN union with "A country which has 90 iittle
seuse Of public sliTit or national honor. Ihe Tine
wa when the North was prompt and brave 10 rcssnt
iudiputies upol the American FLAG, but tfat was M
ra,t peperstion when Northern men had lot entered
mon the career OF injustice and Opprtrsion toward
their own counirynen, and upOn that damDing
crime Of invasion and war which has made cow
ards oil all u them who have a bomblan oi con-
science.
Who would DO back under such Government
WHO would have aga IA Tor q national emblem, max
Stars and Stripes which has been S0 hunOita uhd,r
he fierce paze ol the Bntish Lion NAo does noi
desire TO zee every star and bar erased rom our own
Aag. that we may no longer have an ensign which
can ~ any pos,iOihty be mistaken Tor liat wblch
bas become 60 foul aid degraded IN Lineo.np hHLdn
| THE ENORMOUS PRICE OF GOLD.
fror4 me fgIDrner 3lft
CeIl In email fui1s D. sclhng no hfy per cent pre-
mimi ana the price Of gold - the barometer o. tbs