Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-01-03

ed to her for large portion of our general
supply of breadstuffs, but there 10 this pecu-
lisrity III present case, that the com m ence-
ment would be by breaking up the blockade
the Southern ports at orce set free our indus |
try from the anxiety ofa cotton famine, and |
send prosperity to Lancastershire through the
wlpter. At the time we shall open our
trade to signt millions Of the Confederate
States, who desire nothing better than to be
our customers"
At prlvy counse. on Monday an order was
issued, prohibiting the export from the United
Kingdom Or the carrying coastwise Of arms
munlslons, or take out gunpowder, saltpetre,
nitrate Of soda and birthstone.
The Times has no hope that the Federal gov
erninent will comply with the demand of Eng
land
The Morning Star declares that the state.
ment Of Instructions having been sent to Lord
Lyons to obtain the restitution of the Confede
rates was premature, and 60 exaggerated as to
be virtually untrue.
The Liverpool Courier believes that the War
rlor has been ordered to Annapolis with the ul
timatum Of the government.
SECOND DESPATCH.
! 1t was regarded when the Europa left that
| there no peful look and cousols and cot
ton has slightly improved, but after digestng
the force OF the American press re action set
| IN, and Tears were entertained that the W ash
ington government would Justify the act.
The English journals were very bitter and
hostile, continuing to treat tle affair as an intel
erabIe insult
Lord Lyons instructions, in which the Cabi-
ret are said to be unanimous, explicit and
determined.
The Post says ar acknowledgment of the er
bo
ceiyed with great JOY, but ifthe Federal govern
meus fails to do SO, 10 man in England will
blind his eyes to the alternative that England
must DO her duty.
The lines continues to asset that it has been
Mr. Stewards policy to force q quarrel with
Eng land, aud calls for energetic military prep
arations in Canada.
There has been a serious decline daily taking
place IN Canadian securities, amounting to 10
per cent.
The Times predicts three things to immetli-
atsy follow the outbreak-namely the de-
struction Of the Southern blockade the CONS
plets blockade of the Northern ports, and the
recognition OF the Southern Confederacy by
Francs and England
The pstrie argues pretty clearly that France
will.side with Eng land recognize the Southern
Confsderacy, and take decided attitude in the
International question.
The Liverpool Post gives rumor that Ma
polean has bees proposed as arbitrator OF the
question between England and the United
States.
The Americans in Paris paid compliment
tary visit to Gen.Scott-Mr. Day ton acting as
Chairman.
Tone OF tie French Press-A peaceful So
luton thought not impossible.
LONDON, D.c. ;
The tone of the French pres. is changing.
The Momiteur considers that pracefu solution
OF the question is not impossible. 1t ,ays that
public opinion in the United States is very
powerful. but also very tickle and says it will
be best to await a solution of the question.
The Journal des De6ats approved and review
ed the Montteur's article, and adds that the
French government is in no hurry to recognize
the Southern Cenfederacy, Other French pa
pers express the same opinion