The New York herald., 1862-01-21

American opinion on this question Though yet
ey 10 means be sure Of the solution VIII receive we
which greeted ths capture OF the Commissioners mas
passed away This happy change in tho feeling OF the
American press and public is confirmed by the adVices
of the AnglOszxOn and the Hansa, bothof which eft
Ne~ YORK on The 2lst ut, bringing us news ono aay
later than that o the Africa Up 70 that date tne
dos aicles from Washington agreed IN stating thai LIu
Iyuns had not yet presented any official demands 70 MI
seward on the Trent AFFAIR
MS delay however rather advantageous than othcr.
wise tEaaaueh as IL gives for the dcveopement OF
thai raac turn o. public opnion which the action OF
tbs governments 80 materially detsnds FROM .ne COM
rlanaenen u this oiiculiy have had out one lear
We could never suppose that even statesmen OF the
seward stsmp would without traitorous Intention %
aIha from the obvious dictates OF common sense as TO
r,snui,caie internal eniharrassnens by foreign war.
ne North had certainly enough up lis hands IN the
aiicap. ~ s2b ass.e the Soaeh sIaes anu SO nenec
t.,s rnost impartial observers have begun TO doubt
~hethrr tbs feat VIII ever be accomplished. In such
Comna wth eight miiicns OF ts population in rebel
lhu ID woald hivs heon Of desperation 10 invite,
% not 4ry lce 10 avoid. with this country
though stat sen might ths and admit its force,
raas. siih ash the Cabinet has not yet spokenbut 1t
has noi tsn atoechor silent-se may reckon 70 some
DECISION from the substance Of the Wilkes
fever Al al Mr. n coin, in coming TO decision,
wil b. enahe ~ DO more calmly he - alowei 10
fse that tho pops dsreca'e the hazard Of war with
Faelana And fAf already tAer sentiments Assuming
ttta rr LsEdenfE, oaAa hdrs itfr proc 0n TIE
oTtnn cyets " ~ NKw loKE HERALD. tho he South
uali - gsrxn ~ Z, England When this
valcfs ufnA 20 nni0ri0 for iis Ang ophobia. which
hut lew ds,s bcors sisnai7ed itself hy sneering at
Eritish eiasief, atEils that the Comm ssoners may
course ~ rsrcc, feet assurei that public opinion
has been undergoing considerable change, and that It Is
brsnsh, a5.oa de cahnsl 70 coastrain il into war
n n rue that IN. HsKAlD reserves for its bailied
sfleen an erp1rtnty q future tnaugcnce. When the
r-betu y crushed then will be time when "standng
accouofs aransi Fng and b. better settled than
now This y a. What we might have expected II Is
aneher proof e ihe io dispsyec by government
l 4 Z
British aAg. Al thss rsBso ne HERALD q an 'ndx
~ ona foiaiar strnai I'VE @ai-s, and rhen u is
rrgdV cr ~ ta1snts taefey tnfof mhct
a. bs csaans ~ ne feliy of any Other course
stn, s inns, sble 20 regard the news we have
wih thing appE aching certainty Though the
give ~ back the C'miaissoneTs, the New York
Wgrs Of c0usrary Inclination There are
nigns," says. whch Indicate tha, the sub;
al maritime nAions bat Mes~rs Mason snd shfell will
not oc surrendered, under any crc 1nstances But tbs
regard lhlugh the tumrct gives uncertain sound.
a. indrattvc ~ 4 "a. efl a,lstu lt - car that the
~rlsg ms pariaken q The aarm caused by The nswstha
"Hrtuh buster wols noi slhsseso - easily "a vas ex
pertcd, and that he writes IN er confusion q IDEAS
Otherwise. ho~ could he place ide by side proposal for
arharatson ant detsrmnAlian no 70 ab4e by its
award orfnTcd the resi ration 0i tn COniss oocrss
The wrIicr next proceas 10 observe that there stil
fsxsfNh uner q popaiaF feeling on the
gseon, bat uothnG dssve can be- ssccf,aned whether
lard Lyons had any demands. or what the 6e
demanas are Here have cause and erect. Tho
tfeverish under current tase 10 he the effect
o. the uEecrianty th3 nature and sT'ent of the
u iish dsna1ds--a very Eatafal state q feeling Ths
under currsnt may may moi lssese blstae asset
Bat the writer feey~s us 20 some extent q eur anxy
TINS head, hy tcirg immediately aier that -
strung ngrrsson prevails that the matter viii uot Iced
% war" NOw ihs IMPRESSION can oriy result from The
preparedness - the American public to make such sach
as oil ubvlac the necrspity lar cannot result
from consiae- -aiion " she Mitsh demands, becsass
those demands nos OH ally xnosn Nor caE h re-
suit frum ths with regard b. thssn produced
by The fngsh ucwppapers, oecsase cur lourtsh rere
s~ned that the surrunder a tn Gelnmssionerf, and
rOthing lees waula SATISFY ths Rrtish government
In another sricle We have t0rchel 90 tho warilke
Preparations u the federal soyerumeuf, snf The votes
Of Congress f3f ginboaLg and fursAcrons, " "a
feisTai Soks W a ros ~ feM ~,
hare NOT tA> l,as eeuh tAsp sonld d. d. ~ &osf
ha fss Ir>a erar, sssGid bs peAesay sficd su
dig-f ths ars0n ~ "A, srsr-max T. fh~'r nay and ssir
fpAtiss e,rsi frum aya y las ray sr~ ts posls
tsis ,~~ei,at ,gsa Bui thirk that undue import
sncs has besr siyen, BY ole nj least ct our con
tenporares, 70 the tact that mcuyber VI
tho Cabne, but Mr.. Secretary Chans h-s gwen
assurance of peace with Great brtsin ID
ought, think 10 be remembered, when Mr. Secretary
wois- approb.iipn of C.psaa wlk~s set 90 agsinxi
Secretary chsss the BANKING Interest that
piAre bsfore and ths latter sftcr the dessrnnsn
OF the British government 10 Demand satisfaction
known. II 10 .sked, why. n tbere " b no hes
not Mr.. Lincoln SAID so," rbs 10 cbsiopa Mr..
Lincoln had yet received the British dsmapds We
conceive that this fact GUY the President, ba
renders stl sixnihcast The stsfrfasnt Of Mr.
Chase, that thsre viii be We do nd SAY tina
with any strong sonvicton that she Presidents answer
will be one of peace but The aspect Of AFFAIRS 10
0rh wt Houtn "A m a A Ar ~ foftIfE