Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01
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FOREIGN NEWS.
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NEW York, Dec. 3l.-The Steamer EtEa
arrived at O'Clock this morning, NTH
dates by telegraph from London TO the sta
/ The Message of Presi1entLi Lincoln chained
great attention, Notwithstanding that
public feeling was deeply engrossed Wl.A
the death Of Prince Albert.
The silence of the Presidents Messare ST.
the Trent affair was the subject OF muea
conjecture and comment. 1t was genera
regarded as loop hole for escape aad
gave rise to some hopes of peace, altboa e.a
| tue general construction was wAriike
The London Times says that nothing ss,t.
be more ungraciOus than the Presidvu:
treatment of the foreign powers ior ;beir
torbe0ranCe, d gracious and courteous
knoWledgement was due. The Tune O.,
devOtes an article to the report of the sa
rotary OF the Navy, which it treats w
ridicule aud denOunces as an unparalIg.eg
crime, the project of blocking up port los
sunken vessels.
The Post treats the Message as uuIgaE.
ably WaFlike, and although remarkine rf.
the silence relative to the Trent affair. l4s
1t was scarcely within the ordinary soon
OF a message. 1t also charges the Pre-
dent with ingratitude in dealing with
maratime powers. Inthe same article "a
that the despatch to Lord Lyons was a-
pie and final; it is nm ultimatum in itsrlr
The DAILY NeISs considers the silence au
the Trent affair an indication of prGGau-.
and caution and favorable to peace
pleased to hslieve thRtthe President dezi-.
to hold htmsolf5teO'to speak at an arprr-
pirate time. II nevertheless comphdr
the Presidents reliance and of The hyde
credit he gives to Foreign GOVernmens
The Star iustiiics the silence relative 60
the Trent affair, and praises the clealaa=
force and ability of the message.
The Herald takes quite a contrary
and fears that peace is almost hop
Tue vote of thanks by Congress it rsr.r-
as an insult to England.
The warlike preparations are stiH .
timed.
The Persia took out nearly ZOO r10rz
The Grenadier and Scott Fusileer Il ltl-
would embark Immediately.
All the disposable vessels in the
terrauean were assembling ut Gibralt--
be ready for immediate departure
Admiral Dacres has been appointea
Ond in command to Admiral Milne
The war risks at Lloyds were aetiy-
advancing.
Parliament meets about the mild
January.
The death of Prince Albert had $40
most profound sensation. There Is
sympathy for the Queen, who bore l
reavement with much fortitude
warmest eulogiums are passed up5r
Prince. Strong tokens of sylnpath
rendered from the French and oihcr
ttnental Courts, many of which wen
medtately into mourning.
Lord Palmerston had been i'll from .r.
but was better.
Tho Asin's news was generally re-
at Paris as unfavorable for peace
leading journals continue to adg
French neutrality.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Dec. ia rumor was gr--t
at Paris yesterday, that the Frcnch
ernment had seat n note TO Russia, L
aud Austrta, u resting common aa
ton of the Grs SPOwers between Eo-
and America.
The HeralFs correspondent obser.e
tender of such mediator woui8
menace, and be rejected on thas
ground.
Lord Decses viii hoist his flag
American squadron:
A portion of the Mediterranean f.a
gradually accommodating Mt GibraltaI
ready 70 cross the Atlantic, if neceszag.
Yesterday additional shipwright
taken on Mt the Portsmouth dock yur
get ready Within utmost possiblcdi
the-ships ordered for sea.
The battalion of guards ORDER
North America left for SOuthnmptou
they will embark to-day.
LNERPooL, Dec. depending I'll
from America, in reference to the de
in the Trent affair, the English
have little to say.
The Times has severe article au .
brutaliziHg signs which civil war
duciug, and denounces various u0r
measures severely.
The French Journals maintain
France should give moral support go
land, by recognizing the indcpend
the South.
The Opinione Rationale, the or
Prince Napoleon, says that France a.e ID
other enemy but England, aud sh1u .U
weaken the United States.
The American Minister has left lI7 IHl
on leave of absencR