The sun., 1862-01-27

government having discontinued shipment, ry tie
CunGrdcr4.
The Treat Affair.
II wn- reported that notwithstanding the ragidc
solution uf the American question, warlike prepara-
tious at woolwich have Mt been relaxed. The
steamers Spartan and AJAX continued g. take Ia
heavy stores for Halifax and Jamaica
The TtNts understands that answer will be re-
turuei expressing qualification at tie disavowal of
Commodore wilkes act, accepting the satisfaction
rendered, and assuming that the president In the
Trent case will rule the II the schooner EugeuIA
Smith. As .o the general discussion Of the law Of
neutras, the government will define any answer,
until they have had opportunity u submitting the
whole note u their law officers. There are PROPOSE
ions In this note which not al all admisssble
and afer the delivery Of the prisoners these points
rssy be properly raised and discussed.
The MoRNtNG Posr announces that a thorough
understanding hal been arrived At with the Amer.
lean government Not only lad they given the re-
luired reraraton, but In doing 50, Nj. Seward will
have succeeded in impresslug the English govern
ment me notion that they have not only present in.
dcmnity, but also small pledge of future secur.
lty.
Tic TSrs says, ruuor dyes E.glani's expenses,
owing t. the late din ,ulty, at e., ,OO1, but the
TrNrs expects when all tine bills are in, it will be
double tho, riru, and that the money hA1 not been
thrown away.
Tie DAM Nrws Is og.,gistl, Il tie course pur-
sued by the Washington government, and bitterly
denouucts tho policy Of the TINES and Posr.
The TNns has "a strange editorial On the re'cp-
tion due to Mason md sdsr and says ey arc about
the most worthless booty It would he possible T.
extract from the Jaws OF the American Lion, having
leen long known as blind and haJltual haters and
revilers Of England. The TrNTs sincerely hopes
that Eng,ahIusn vii, Mt give these fellows any
thing IN tie shape of an ovation. The ciyi,ity due
to foe IN distress is al tfoy can claim. England
has returned them g.rd 'or evil, and even now II
they can, they will Poe .uy l. cntangle her ia 70 war
Aith the North, England would have done Just ~
much T. ros-,ue two negroes. Let Mason and slidel
therefore, pass quietly On their way, and hav,
their say with anybly wLa may have e. listen t
ta~n.
Tho ether journals advise O. similar course aud
dlulc o. MlsH.'- str,1, advocacy of tie nisitiy,
slave l,V t. prcIudicethc public against him.
The Tvrs re-itcrte- It touungiation Of the ston'
l,l.ade %. Charleston halh1r, and says among th'
crimes which have di-pracoi the List ry ~ man
kind, II would be llh,ult 10 hnd one more stroyiou
than this Even the fierce tribes of the desert vii
.
not destroy tine well which gives lie t. the enemy
The TrSEs protests in the strongest terms against
such proceedings, md asserts that no be..igcren
has the right D. resort t. such moio . o'war'are,
The Paris corresl ondent o'the MonNlNo Posr a.
sorts tigt the French 'li Nl circles elt much sltis
action No. the pacific touuintion of tie Trent an ir
ghilc thc effect on Tie B.slse was an iuunedat,
ris, uf one per cent.
The MoSrrrrE o. the llih says thpt a feeling O
profound regret and indsuttion has been arouse,
IN England ~ well as France by the yiniictve nc
IF destroy ing the port of Charleston.
ruE TuscARoEN AND NASHVILLE.
i Great Interest Lad been excitel relative 10 TN
movements fthe Tuscarora and Nashville. At tn
latest dates they continued at Southampton watch
ng each ott er. The TuscarorA remained at he
anchorage about mile from the dock mouth, will
her fires banked UP, and ready to slip her anchor