The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
Latest Foreign News.

Lincolh's Message claimed great atten-
ton. Notwithstanding public feeling was
deeply cngrossed with the death OF Prince
Albert. The silence Of the Presidents
Message on the Trent affair was sub
ject OF much conjecture and comment.---
II was generally regarded as loop-hole
for escape, ard gave rise 10 compromise
Of peace, although the general construction
was warlike.
The Times argues that by this studied
silence the President has left himself a
door for retreat, but thinks chances Of
peace undoubtedly diminished, and says
nothing can be more uugracious than the
treatment Of foreign lowers, when for
their forbearance gracious and courte-
Gus acknowledgment was due.
The Times also devotes Sn article TO
the report Of the Secretary OF the Navy,
which it treats with. riGicule, and de-
nounces as an unparalleled crime, the pro-
ject Of blocking up ports by sunken yes
sells.
The Post treats the message as unde.
niably warlike, and though remarking on
the silence relative TO the Trent affair, says
it was scarcely within The ordinary scope
OF the message. II also charges the Pres.
ident with ingrattude in dealing with
maritime powers. .. ..
The News considers his silence al in.
dcation OF caution and prudence, and fa
vorable TO peace.
The Star also jus,ifes his silence, ant
praises his force and ability.
The Herald lakes contrary view and
fears peace almost hopeless.
Parliament meets the middle of Janu
ary.
The death Of Prince Albert caused the
most profound sensation. The Queer
bore her bereavement with m uch Iorti
tude.
The Asia's news was generally re
garded iD Paris as unfavorable for peace
Leading journals continue 10 advocat,
French neutrality.
GariSaldi has written letter 10 tht
Genoa Committee, which indicates an ap
preaching movement.
LlvERPooL. Doc. 10 --Ponding the now
from America ~ response to the domaudi
of tho British Government in regard tC
tho Trent affair, tho British papers hav,
ou. "''," W 'a''
Inc i'hos mas severe ar"c'e on IN
oru'a''z'ng euec's wh'cn c'v,' war produces
Several French journals maintain tha
Franco should give moral support 10 Eng
land by recognizing tho justice of her dc
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ine Op'","ne Na'ona"i 'ne organ
rr'nce N"po.oon' .s"Ts '""' rance mas III
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S"ou'u "o' "u"No" '"o o"''ou ''"'os'
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dr's yeH'"'uay. '"a' 're rro"Gn u"'ern
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IN be ready if neo..sarv TO cross The A
lap,ic
! Yesterday additional shipwriphts wer
taken on at Portsmouth backwards tn Of
ready with tho utmost despntch tho add
tional ships ordered for sea The tw
battalions of the Guards ordered to Nor,
America lett tins mornlng tor Southampto
whero they viii embark to-day. ..
HALIFAX Dec 3l.-The Asia, from Live
pool Dec. 2lst, has on board five hundre
troops, with stores &c. and is consequent
under Government orders. She bring
81, 400 in specie Warlike preparation
continue undated. Additional troops al
ordered to be ready to embark, but tn
d. u" ,n,i % boa';;,ioo a S /" o1 p%seu n"u'