The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
Arrival OF ,he N,asara,

LONDON, Dec. l5.-The Patrie says II Is as
serted that France and the Great Power
have been consulted By Great Britain, an'
have expressed the opinion that the conduc
OF Captain Wilkes was q violation OF tn
rights Of neutrals.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 14.-Tne Cotton Brokers
Circular reports the sales OF cotton for Ib,
week at 5000 bales. Market firmer ant
advanced. Advices from Manchester IN
favorable. Market very dull. Breadstutf;
generally quiet but steady. Provisions firm
LONDON Dee 14-Consols closed yes
terdav at 9o5S @9o56. Monev-Bullion II
the Bank OF England increased &l2S 900.
/ HALIFAX, Dec 26--The Niagara has E20
600 in specie. and 35l troops for Halifax.
The e. 3. Australssan, which left Liver.
pool with twelve hundred and 6fty troops. .
field battery large quantities OF ammunition
stores sledecs. ETC.. for North America, also
arrived A. Halifax this morning
The West India mail has taken 10 England
the news NJ the escape Of the Sumter rom
Mar,iniqne; as also that m the 2S'h nf Nov.
the Sumter captured the American shin
Mon'morerci. rom Newport. Enel1rd, with
coal for the ~ l.arcn"e but re'eesed her on
the receipt Of bond from the Captain prom
Using to paw S26 600 three mon hs after peace
was proclaimed.
The Rrirish var steamer .Cadmns has 7r
rived Of St Thomas IL protect vessels
against another Trent affair.
GREAT BRITArS The attitude or and
presentations hy England show no change.
Tho Londoa Tunes cditorially reports the
following story, During the visit NJ the
Prirce of Wales TO Americs, Mr.. Seward
took advantage Of m entertainment to the
Prince to tell the Duke or Newcastle he was
likely 10 rupv high nffice. that, when he
did 80 II would become his duty TO insult
England, and he should Insult her Accord
inglv.
The Times accumuates evidenoe of a long
cherished intention on the part OF Mr.. Sew
ard to do England an ininrv.
In another leader on Intprnat;nnal affairs
he T mes advises the FEDERAL Government
to make peace in time, before it is committed
! to triple war, W.. with the Confederates
the British, and its own Aholiti'nis's.
A telegram from Brussels Of the 18th to
the Times, says there is rumor in diplnm
attic circles that mediation in the American
conflict will he offered by King Leopold
The Morning Post says there is no truth
in the rumor that Gen Scotrs auiden return
home was the theme o: much speculation. 1t
was generally reported that he had some sort
Of mission rom the French government to
the Washington Cabinet
The Tleralds Paris correspondent says
that he had long interview with NJ. Thou
venal before his departure.
The general impression in finacial circles
was that General Scott carried out momen-
tous communication from the French govern.
ment.
1t is estimated that about twelve thousand
troops are to be sent to Canada, 10 be ready
to 'ake the field imediately on landing,
The British government continued to char
ter all available steamers
Two battalions OF the British Guards were
expected to sail on the 18th inst. in the
steamer Adriair and Parana, under com
,nand OF Lord +. Pauest
Osders have been issued for the hasty
manufacture Of two thousand pack saddles
and proportionatc number Of ambulance
wagons and cars, for dispatch to Canada.
The United prayer Meeting at Exeter
Hall took place on the 18th inst, as announ
ced. Rev. Baptist Noel ard other ministers
participated in the proceedings fervent pray
efs were offered up for peace. Lord Shafts
bury declined TO attend the meeting, stating
in his reply to an inyi'slion. thai it wonld he
interpreted as cloaked rcbuke Of the British
government, and favor the opinion that the
onuntry was united in this serious question,
lie commended the purpose Of The meeting,
but thoeght it would be better carried into
effect by private andecongregational mans.
AT meeting Of the Congregational Board
resolutions were adopted deprecatng hostii-
iies and calling for arbitration, il diplomacy
iails to secure peace.
1t was asserted tina, prince Napoleon con
tinued to argue against the recogni ion Of the
sonthern states, and that he was instrument al
in ca a"sins Gen. : Oft to go TO Washington.
The Paris correspondent of the Post as
serts tia' peaceful aniapations prevailed n
mong the Americans in Paris. aid says that
Minister DAYTON and Consul Bigelow used all
their it, finence, combined with that of Gen.
Scott. to inspire cOnciliatorv councils at
| Washington. lie asserts that the French
government desires peace detwe England
and America. The same writer also. in ref.
erence to Gen. Scotrs return, says is not
| impossible that France. il asked, NAV be-
come the mediator, and at the sane time the
laws OF nentals be revised, provided Eng
land, according tc the wishes Of other Euro
pean governments, agrees to a modification
Of The existing code.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lonion
CLIQUE says; NJ. Thouyenal's dispatch TO VI
Mercier at Washington is known to have
confined the Federal fxcu'ive to the simple
dilemma: "Are the Sou,herners belligerens
or rebel.T' They have been fatty refused
any rights in the first capacity, ard in the
seconl The right Of asylum acquired poll ical
refugees has been set at naueh,, France mus,
make the case Of the Trent substantially her
own.
The Paris Press says Gen, S.ott's mission
app ars to have been arranged 80 as to allow
him time to Iuifill it before the uliimstum
England is RENTED to the Federal govern.
memt, and perhaps to modi y the nature o
this step on the part oi Englrnd The pay.
asserts, on the contrarya, that the Enelist
uitiinatum will be Of an absolute charact e.
France. The monthly statementof the
Bank Of France shows an Increases Of casf
on hand Of nearly 4O,00O,00O. Bourse heay-
w. rather than lower on the 18th inst
Rentes closing ut 67f 6Oc.
The eruption OF MOurt VeSuvins continued
Houses were iallng in Terre 81 Greco anf
the village was in immediate danger OF de
lstruci ion BY Lava. All communication be
tween places in the vicinity and the mosn
lain were frequent. In the Bay Of Naples
the sea had recedsd fiity Meters.
Il JAPAH. "a fairs in Japan were unsatisfac
, tory. The European representatives wer
T awaiting instructions from heir Government
II LATER
u LIVERPOOL, Dec 14-The London Time
/ lpublishes letter from Thurlow Weed, IN
main object Of VIII ch il to defend the Anne
ican government, and Mr.. Seward in particu
lar, from alleged hostile intentions towar
{, England. and disclailns on behalf OF Nj
Q Seward any unfriendly feelings ~ intens to
ward her, and says that the threat Of insul,
: ing Englad which Mr.. Seward matiu TO III
Duke OF New Castle, was merely idle talk 0