The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
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Liverpool Is h and Quee .stown 1e;h, ar
rlued here at O'Clock this morning.
President Lincoln's message claimed great
attention. notwithstanding public telling wa:
deeply engrossed with the death Of Prince
Albert.
The silence OF the Presidents message on
the Trei't aft j. was the subject Of much con
jec'u'e and comment. II was generally re-
garded as loop hole for escape, and gave
rise 10 some hopes OF peace, although The
general construction was warlke. The
Times ,rgues that ny this studied silence the
President h 70 left himself door for retreat
bu; thinks the chances OF peace are undoubt
tdlv diminished, ami saws nothing can be
more ungraeious than The Presidents treat.
ment of foreign powers, when for their for
bearance gracious and courteous acknowl.
edgement was due.
The Times also devotes an article 10 the
report Of the Secretary OF the Navy. which
II treats with ridicule, and dennunces as an
unparalleled crime the project of blocking
up ports hy sunken VESSELS.
The Post treats the message as undenia
bly, warlke. and though rernarking on the 81.
lence relative 20 the Trent aif.ir, says it was
scarcely within the ordinary scope of the
message. Il also charges the President with
ineratitnde in dealing with maritime powe's
The Nrws considers his silence an indica
tion Of caution and prudence, and favorable
of peace.
The Star also justihes his silence, and
praises his clearness, force and ability.
The Herald takes contrary view, and
fears peace is almost hopeless.
Parliament meets the middle OF January
The death Of Plince Albert calsed most
profound sensation The Queen bore her
bereavement with much foritude.
The Asia's news was generally regarded
in PARIS as uuavorable ior peace Lea ling
journals continue to advocate French neu-
trality
Garibaldi has written letter to the Ge.
noa committee, which indicates an approach.
ing movement
Pending the news from America in re.
sponse to the demands of the British Gov.
eminent in regard to the Trent affair, The
British papers have but little TO say.
The Times has severe article on the
hrutal2ng effects which civil war produces,
aud ienouncec several Northern measures.
Several French journals maintain that
France should give nural support to Eng.
land by recognizing the justice OF her de.
nands, and the independence Of the South
fhe Hpinione Rationale, he organ OF Prince
Napoleon. says tha; France has no other en-
envy but England, and France should MT
weaken the United Sta'es,
LoSpoN. Dc l9--Tt was the current re- j.
port at Paris yes erday. that the French
Government sent note to Russia, Prussia
and Austria suggesting the common meiit
alton Of the Great Powers between Eng
land and America. The lIerald's correspon
dent observes that tender o. such meiita
tion would pc menace, AMI it would be re,
jPcted on that very ground
A portion ns the British Mediterranean
fee is gradually ccauila'ing At Grhrslet.
To be ready if necessary to eros he A :i,ntic
Yesterday additional ship"rrght, were taken
on at Portsmouth dockyard| to get ready
witt the utmost dispatch the add onal >h pl
ordered or sea
. The Two ba talions of the GurlI ordered
to North America left this morning f1r
Southampton, where they will enbnk to
dav.
HALIFAX Dec 81 The Asia from Liver
pool 2lst an Qlepns own % |, arr we'd here
thn morning She has on board five hun.
dred 'rnops wi h stores. etc and il con>e.
Gnentlv uader government orders. She
bring f72, ONO in sp'ie The Canad. arrived
a @ eanStown ON the 2lSt.
Warl ke piepations con inue unabated. -
Additional troops are ordered to b. ready "a
g ba k, but the Army ami . avy Glz.tte o.
the 2lIt SAYS that n IN IRE are likely 40 be
placed unier orders until hostlli.ies are actu
ally dccl red.
The Adralic. with nearly fourteen hun
dred troops Of the Grcna 'isr GuuiA, aud
the Parana. with about ere thousand Of Scott
Fusileer Guards, left Southamp on ON The
got. for British H. a.
The steamer CleopAtra would leave Liver
p,ol on the 2fSt Tor Queenstown, ,hsre tn
embark over five huodr men of the II b
Re-inent. The Magialsna would embark
about one thousand men at 5 uthampton on
the 51st inst
Tn mail steamers Of the Peninsula and
o, iental Company. numbering about & ty
were to armed AMI made capable Of resisting
privatters iE case Of war.
The gun oats in the second class reserve
at Portsmouth had been ordered 10 BE- fiItec
out Immediately.
Il Borne trhgraEn asserts that France hat
issued Giplomac circular taking ground a
gainst the arrest OF Mason and SliteIl, AM
had sent representatives u Washington il
order to determine the American Govern
ment 60 make indispensable concessions.
The Morning Post says: The American,
cannot possibly complain OF the tenor Of tin
dspa,ch to Lord Lyons.
Passengers BY the Asia here report ru
mOr that the bloekadng up OF Charleston
harbor with stone is likely to lead TO diff
cDlties with European powers 1t il furthe
rumored that Enghad's wsrlike prepare
tiuns will coatinue in view thereof, AMI tha
the surrender Of Mason and Sidell arc no
the whole Of England'y demands.
Paris correspondents generally say the be
liei that b hssllitiss between England an,
America will not bs averted, ha, becom,
| more general.
Ths Admiralty had notified that ins,ruc
tons had peen sen' t. protect British ship
ping In Ind and the china seas.
HALIFAX, Dec 81 The steamers Adr,at
! ic and retsis have arrived here with tvo,lI
The Cleopatra and iiavanna are likely t. b
here to day.
The London Morning Post reports IN,
| the instructions to L,ru Lyons are 10 iuli
cious and temperate Of po.edure, that IN
American most tender o: his pride will b
unable TO complain Of Englads course a
taenacing or naughty.
telegram OF the 6Oth inst, from Berne
Switzerland, contains tho following i,npor
tant announcement.
The Federal Connoil has received the c;r
calar addressed by the Freach Goyernrnen,
to ihe EaFopaan powers. declaring that the
arrest Of Mason and SIidel, was contrary a,
principles which are regarded az essential "a
the security Of neutral f,g, The circular
states That the French Government, dee,n.d
y Necessary to submit this opln on 10 tbs
Cabinet ct Washington, in order to deter
mioe IL 70 make CONCESSIONS which the
French Government considered indispenss
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