The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-03
TIE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBY ., 1862.
The New YorL CITY Ptc-,.

The WORLD enlsrges on the evils Of making
the new Treasury notes legal tender, and 4sys
that were they made payable at short intervals
and bearing interest, they would probably en-.
alle the Government to bridge the i1auci Al
chssn.
TIE TlME~ Saws that though our foreign relA
uors Sic by TO means atisfactory, vet iher' is
rn ilst '.asCu tct believing that before France
ard !, gland can intervene on behalf OF the
90 { We may O. ours,lves be enabled to strike
ALLOW sg airs' the rebellion that will deprive thom
cf every pie',Nt for interfering. lts London
cpi,tpc' jeut, la. -. wtitcs:
Toe gt,a h,dy the E,gli,h, AMI still moro
'h" litsn people, ERA disappointed snd 4 sgu ted
] g, exec I'd war. NJ prepared for Il ~ cost
Of two or th'es millions. Even the Guards
were sent of in hot haste 10 Ctpaia. And Eng
LAID, this day, Is reatv o sei,i 'ou any pre-
toxt which will allow her ~ take a bel igs.snt
positio1. Whom Lord P,lnerston wont ~ thI
meeting Of the PriVy Council, which IA .. go
consider the Trent affair, his hrst rwatk, on
laying down hia hat, was; IL dout kuoS
vhotnst the English p, ople ato going 10 s'sod
thi- American business or not; but I'm I'D If
do
There can be no reasonable douNt thai Amsri-
ca must either fight England vi hin ihs tcyt
twelve NO. tbs, or submit 10 ss-ios ot terrible
iumlia ilus One question vii 10, raised sft,r
arc'her Tn" fret iSuo " II be on tne doctrines
ot Nj. SewJds recart dtspstch. 1hsn will
cctne = protest aga tst tbs permanent closirg
and deS ruc ion OF tho So ithera hatb'rs, 40
a., inat the lava of nAIons aud of ra'ura. rhe
uu, stion of he r,C'pritiun of tho iudopendsnce
| OF the Southsru Co fderacy will he Oc OF tho
| first brought Oytote Parliament Ged. MclIel
| Ian La li.tle time 60 lose. The only logic to
| which Fl-opa will listen l. the uuansworable
| NJ pfsf fTsY, ftg't Iha ANath
| bo susiugatod, or II wul bo recognized. u you
| do not . tho Was France and Entlsud will.
Ffsncs is toiay more the friend VI ths South,
and more in crostoi in her succeu, than is hng
| land, even. sympathy vi h the North, s'r,nge
| ly enough Is nrvr IN ffauce and Spain than
hero.
| 4 Paris correspondent writes concerning tho
| puhlthcd dispatches Of tho Secretary Of State
on the Trent a1,ir:
Tbs reputation Of Mr. Scvt-l which had
quite pass uudcr a cloud, hi' amcrssd with
| more bfiilHncy tan u over be'ur' pp''o.sc \.
Toe opinion that he wass hofserng, quarrel
come prevarica,ing statesmen, hat RroS IN quite
| universal In E1rOpe and wa, dong tho Govern.
muut much harm. Ills praise, npS arc Ia eva
" ono's mouth; lo Is tho political lioi OF the
| occasion; Ia /. the on. iutt, idutl most alSei
Of Gu1 hencciOrth his utua will take rank IA
tho list of those which exert an inIl fence IN
the world do,tiny. Nj. Llncoll, too, hi' ac
| quitod, IA Europe an eattmNtinn. a position no
did NO. bei no occupy, and will uud1u1 elly
| boIoi ~ enjoy ths conf 'n-o t nor Cow
.rI.'p a. a ltdcs .ntuliKc and eau iJIs eN-
| .,u. a., 'li en-.
,.o ia,. ths, Mr.. Lincoln an his F,rairn
-. ..f,.. rcyi 10 tho c,so of Mt-O1 and Nldtll,
ih0lt gt ON rticrtl1.. ths -uHjoc to tIs tpn'
pto.s tho lI at.4ion, hes struck ihe l. t.up"ln
.4bnc " w.. D., ,.i huont, alH We ho3o her, az
~ fu hoar .y.s o' An gIcA bong rdled py .he
We have every reason ~ lo'iovo tha n lot
| rtt,.rd hing, will exist 30 'ho utu-,. or
| ~ tlrd o. b. u reed tina NJ N'wt-d uA'
| 10 vu meat ability In tho ,trsut ct th
| I.ttnU r. and that no tp1 hiv turned IN,
tables opairV England. Trio suhic' isamt'
TER Of rejoicing from ono oni Of lr-opA 20 th,
/ C'her-evOrvVhor but IN England. And from
one end oi Europe TO the other-svervwher
but in l.nsland there isa loli demand for
convention, and for final settlement Of tn
points Of international law in dispute.
The JorESAL OF COMMERCE admits that th
tone Of our foreign advicos ia calculated to lop
: to the rr,yest socitude for the future but tha
caution Is nece fsary; We must not concclc TO
mu ch or rel rGuish tho iisat Of search in tim
Of war. We quote:
Meantime We pro now approaching tho on
poruuity 20 exhibit t.o force which Genera
Mcclellan has been gathering. That force slt
ppsss anyl ing that Laropoln powers hW
supposed. Il il beyond any Thing that Ancri
cans imagine. We spoik not without author
~, when We say that the artillery forces o. On
Cnion HTmy today surplss Immensely, In Al
! that CO. sJitutes military strength, anythin
/, the world has ever seen before. No such resul
Of military SAN toresi ,hi, preparation and dt
has been realized in any nation up 10 ,he prosen
time. When this is brought into sight by IN
, | movements which are 10 b3 made, tho tone
. European criticism will change and il will h
Acknowledged that they had no conception
tho strength Of the American GJyerbmont.