The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-31

forces the recognition OF the fact thaa had England
not made her demand she did, In reality At the
sword's point, abe would NOT vsobtained the
necessary satisfaotion and u now quite clear shat
the law o. the stronger V the only laW that really
rules on the other side Of the Atlantic. The Posr
coucludes by asserting that any European minister
who could, under similar circumstances have witt
ten such dispatch that of W Seward, could not
Tor one moment have claimed the conhdsncs Of his
ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Additional dispatches ca the Trent affair were
published in the OFFICIAL GAzErTE, u the lith.
The hrst-from EEl Russell " Lord LyOus-is
dated Dec 18th, and gives details q interview
with Mr.. Adams on the same day. Mt. Adams
asked leave " read = dN patch from Mr.. Seward.
His LDrisbip aasenttd provided, however that Is
did MT enter into any controversy With regard y
| the Of Messrs. Mason aud Slidell. The sub
stance Of the dispatch WAS that the Government At
W arlington had not authorized their seizure, and
stocd uAoommiited in connection with the same.
Ear Russell then gave Mr.. Adams an outline Of
the dispatches he had written n Lord Lyons the
sfir In thif, Lord Lyons WAS directed " decline
answering Mr.. Seward In case be should ask what
would be the consequences of refusal on his part
| o comply with our Conditions.
| The Instructions given " Lord Lyons were A.
ollows "If he Nsks what will be the consequence
Of lis refusing compliance think you should say
you wish W leave him and the President quite free
u take their ONu course md that you desire ~ alb
| stain fran anything like menace"
| Earl Russell told Mr.. Adams the explanation
that the Government had no, authorized the seizure
| would stand in place Of an apology.
Ear Russell saysi "Mr. Adams asked me
further que,uon, which he said might decline N
answer. IL was, whether, II L'rd Lyons came
| away, declaration Of war would be the imme1itte
| cnnsquenosf told him nothing decided on
| that point we should walt for reply from Ameri-
ca, and then decide upon our course"
Esrl Russell in dispatch dated Jan. Il, Informs
Lord Lyons that the liberation Of the prisoners and
the explanation that had been given by the United
Statea Government, constituted the rcp1ratinn
wi ich her Her Majesty and the British nation had
| right n eSpe,t Earl Russell added
IN gircs Her hdjesfp's Government much sd,is-
faction 10 BE- Enabled 70 arrive AZ conclusion "a
rordbie 10 he maintenance Of ne most Criendiy
reiiiions beiWecn me hro nations
| Aiyerting H. the topics introduced IN Mr.. Sew
ards dispatch. BAR Russell says that llor M,ie-tys
| Government differ frum NJ. seward In slme IT the
| cuucludons At which he has arrived and ~ II may
lead " bettcr understanding bctween the two
nations several points ~ international law which
may, during the present contest, ~ At anne future
time, 10 brought into question, he proposed, In a
few days, g. address communication g. Mr..
seward. In the meantime, he ENy-, II will he de-
sirable that the Commanders II tie United 5 ltcs
cruisers should lie instructed not g. repes arts fur
which the United S',ios Government cannot under.
take g. Justify.
! Lord Lyons m Thanked FOR the discretion and
god temper he naniiohted In the important matter
| OF the Trent.
Mr.. GLAnsrory on ANITiCNS ApFAtHa
Mr. Glsdstnne, the Chancellor " the Kxcncluer,
IN speech which hc had been making At Leitn,
enter ~ length into the American luesti M a.
wished bis cuuntrSfnen N Ssccive IN the most gen
eious spirit the recent condssaion II the American
Government, and MT b. increase 10y minute criti
cism the irritation which had already been produced
by the general aud cpnscieutiously formel opinion
in Great Britain that IN the ciyi. war the party
which Was apparently the strongest had committed
p themselves h. an enterprise which would probs
by prove a. be entirely beyond their powers.
| A. regards the delay In giving up Sien and M.
| ~lu, and the consequent expense and trouble 4
which England had been put-he trusted nothing
would he saii upu n the sui jet, and he concluded
| by expressing TIE hope that nothing would be done
n add t. that susceptibility which the cons'ien
| uousy formed opinion Of England had ongendercd
but that On the contrary the most generous inter
probation might he placed on the conduct Of th'
Tie papers generally cuoeisc Mr. Gslstone'
remarks, aud think they evince the most irielal!
feelings towards tie Intel States.
MA-,s Ann sLuRiI.
I A general expectation hh been current that NJ,
| ron and Slilell wuull arrive At Liverpool In IN
.tearuor AmericN Pending their arrival the I"liti
l cal ute-edeuts 81 tie gentlemen continued t. ID
? freely canv,as'd with view general (" proven
| anything hk" demonstration in Their favor. p
| cards were I-tCl III over Liverpool calling uu u
peupr T. take noticed these preventative pfth
southern slave holders. one Ifltctrd saysh motto
~ b. be taken Of them, let n lee -luL ~ g. mar
British sentiment Ia regsrl 10 tie Fugitive sa'S
e 4 The MoGsisG HERALD comes T. the rescue of ),
= | lei and Mn-un, and denDunges the journals wal
u have illuminated them. II says they ARE g"ntIemc
| uf the highest position and the most uhuleml'uo
.hNhct-r, aud A. T. their being slave owners, VII
Wellington himself Was one, aud some Of En-
n lands best friends are shareholders. IL claims Tia
H. M tsou and Slileil entitled g. lie received
" | England with courtesy and honor, ~ mnn Of IL
a. | highest distinction themselves, ahd ~ the rcpr'
Il! trttu yes ~ q gallant ChiNarOuS and lflruuy "a
ton"
. | Tho London sunrise GAZErrE says tho mi-chi
dDup % the htrpr of Charleston IL not $50 great
"a IN generally supposed, but the sinking u q Stot
~ neot iudiga'es the adoption " a policy from whlc
,s II Mr.. Lincoln and hs COLLEAGUES are vt,'' Tie
= viii dcsst ma time. They must Otherw "a BE- pr
a. pared tbr energetic protest On ID" pat u' even
n, maritime state iu fur.re and TIE persistence
" such q htrlaruus node Oi warfare may even
), made the excuse o' active intervention ' the pa
In ~ tho-c states whose commerce may 10 directly u
fr,tyd.
~ rrmat.uu that the ,uth, acting rough L. LNud
ugcut- is at least willing T. have Il unlerst" tn
100 consideration ui immcIilt" recognition ana I
disregard NJ the PAPER blockade Il would 'ngNl
ir- 'lr u csc three things a treaty 81 ire ,rd'';
A.. prohibition ~ ali import ~ s'dDss, ant me m
"a, dglp ~ all bldcls born hereafter.
"a. The Cork FNANINHE says lycr since TIE pro-
hNtv of a quarrel with AmsrIep, tie police
- Queenstown had speCis. elders b wAch The Arfi'
ii 81 the Amer. an steamers, IN order - s,eertNn
| auy political agents from that country l,nird IN L
qnf with the purpp"e 81 irrinE ny lt4c,utert he
h5 | We have not heart that the quest Of the Police
! suited In discovering any such emist'rte'. In "a
M We lseyp no uersou bearing that Claraatet IN e'
~ | the rpmutost degree has uomo over.
Tie TiNgs etitorally remarks that nothing 10
~ readily ~ a heap Of straw. For little time
1t would not In astonished 10 see blaze 20, hgtitJ
/, prosperity shooting up amidst the ruins of Ameri.
= credit but the beginning NJ the end Is como 81 4
has been everything u llt N'ilH' Nhi TT thN
o., falling, the chances u conquest Is at an end.
" all the millions which have been w.ustel, Feio
r,s Americ, has not one crrditahle naval milil
exploit ~ show, nor one deed Of which the sons
:. | no preseut generation will be proud. Shall
~ | give yaluutear, two months ~ the period u"cesa
L. enghten them rs b. tho difference between I'll
mo-, | dollars and paper dollars II viii he ample "
| We mood moi giyr the contractors nearly 81 lu
= | The army OF the Pltumas will melt away ms
| sihly,nr n II should 10 ~ unfortunate ~ N he d
ANA south II will die AVA unitd and uusu,'"rei IN
- sSnmp5 of secession. BETTER, far better now h n
" their long delayed battle and win II n they car
"a, lose il IL they must pgt In any case pt al EN-
'' This contest, l"ipre IN disease and starvation,
dreadful mortality the war puts an end !" ITSELF
H. 1IiF AEoRA ASp ruE NASHVILLE
'A'' These ta1 vessels continued at SnVtAampI
and were ohieyts Of great interest. II Is stated 1
..h | with a view 10 prevent any trial o. stItnSt.
-" tween the Triscarura and the Nashville the Al
| MIN Lns ufdrrel The panntIess 80 ~ kecn nsl