New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

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| To tie A,,oci,ied Press
W..nisGToS "Wednesday, March s. 1862.
TIE MEDICAL CORPS or The NAVY.
| a Board OF Medical Officers will convene at ths
Naval Asylum Philadelphia, on the 18th instant fol
tie examination of candidates for admission to the
medical corps o. the navy.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nominations OF
james e.. Spears Of Tennessee, and Maj Samuel ID.
S,uigis, TO he Brigadier-Generals OF Volunteers.
COTTON CULTIVATION.
Official information bas been received tba: the
Por,ueue,o Government il dtvorng iis attention to
the cultivation Of cotton in its Africa possessions
ITALY on TIE TRENT AFFAIR.
BARON RlcasoLI 10 Tug cavalier BEKriYhTTI.
IuRiS, Jan. 81, 1862.
Mr. NIsIsTER: have ja.t received your Dispatch
tia 3Jlh Of Decent e. Hnd thank you or he mel
lig-nc- YOU give OIL The affair Of the Trent
4 need not tell you win what satisfaction sbe
govern meut and REQ, lc a Italy have received the
news of tie LGpFy pollution OF question which, Tor
"a moment, put ia doub, the Iea.e of fhe world
Attached by closest ties Of syupatUy TO the two
nations witch have 70 highly exalted ia tue two
hrmsphefes The glory Of the ADgio-Saxon rnce, fhe
royal goyernm.nt was Justly apprehebsive of the
consequences Of tie s'rie which might have arisen
m effect, whatever tie issue, could have bad only
re-, hr ,erse to civilization AID to the general
ro.uerit,--it WOnld have shaker confidence IN the
rincilie Of tci-goveruneni, which serves ne
common ba,is Tor tie political institutions Of the
Auplo.S Saxon race aud Lave brought on, II pro-
ifacled, combinations from which the whole world
would bAye Suffered.
Moreover. although we should, in preference, fix
our attention The questions which touch upon the
accom- lisnment of tie great work of Italian III ty,
-. tl.a a
whi. h lns sprung mp between America and England.
You are nos ignoani Mr.. Mioister, that the Royal
Government has always been taened TO the pm
,in.s OF tie freedom of the seas. AZ The Congress
OF Paris / united With eagernefs IN the declaration
Of the .Otn OF April $50. and hoped tina, that dec
L,iiop NJ soon as it could have the assrnt of tie
United States of Ameri,8, would, ~ time, become
tie loiut Of departure tor iiesh progress ~ The rac-
ticn1 uperntion If international law. knowing the
bold and I.rs.yerng eiOrts wi ich TIE Government
nj. Washington had made for my years past TO de-
tend The iyl,s OF n,utrs,, We hesitated 10 believe
,t desired 10 change itr character, al AT once
aud become the cham ion of theories which tIrto
hs, shown 10 be calmitous, and which pubic opln-
ion has condemned forever.
Nv continuing TO remain attached to principles
oL,.e dtiep.e has constituted one of the causes OF
tie glory of North America, Mr.. Lincoln and bis
Ministry have given an example Of w,don and
moderation which will lave the beet re.ulis for
Aue erica, ns well ss ior the European naion'.
he reated then, earnestly TO iellcIiai'. In tbe
name Of tie Kings Government, the Presiden, and
liza Ministry by giving, If required, copy OF thie
Arerp NJ Minister tho Of my very DIST, sahed
Th, oSeysier BrnrlxArr MLb,er Of Italy Washing
rnr SECRETARY OF STATE TO The chE'ALIih
ppRrINATTI.
DErAnrxEsr or STATE,
WAsHiS0rON Fob. 10, 1852
SIN: have the Presidents direc ions to express
10 Won the satisfaction he has derived IRON The di,
mich which was addressed to you by Baron Ricasoh
ON the subject of the lrent affair, copy OF when
| Won % kindly put in my bsuds. Ibis Government,
.oer 3, fall eApmif alton OF the subject, raw tht IL
could not deiain the persons taken IRON 'he ifeh'
by Capt. Wilkes without di@yowing Hs own I'D
.raI interpretations of maritime war IL ieJoiSeu,
therefore IN the nc ,idena circumttGnce That h"h
.iy.n il mn opportunity TO show the same devotion
10 the freedom of commerce us belligerent, ny IL
had always before maiiefed as al inlcrer'eu heh-
trail Power. Ii vi Any time the Governn.p, mao
entertained doubts oi the wisdom CT is proce. dlngS
IA the ease they would all now disappear before the
congratulations which il is receiving from tho mos,
| generous and emil huncd Nations thu, havs been
pa-siob.ss Observer oil tile trsnsaeiion.
| Among those naiions, while al! have spoken with
cordiality rnd without reserve, none has spoken with
trucr nla,snaniuilIy or manifest sincerity and
| earnest ~ mpalhy than tie Kingdom Of llaiy, tie
n, wet and m,st free of these Nations tOunGed upon
the principles OF The Sovereignty 0i the people. Her
ul,eraure evidently rom the very heart Of II
geo, le who yet remember the Fad experience how
Liberty is certainly l,st tough loss Of their naliouo
unity. Have the goodnrss Ar. Bertinatti, to assure
lie baron Ricns0l, and through hun the great ana
cliyalrous prince who rcigps over liay that Their
pcrsuar,Ors tohe restoration OF the American Union
~ ils ampiert Constitutional proportions, shall De
oaily submitted 10 The American people. They WIZ
nave more than their ordinary pIopheIic weight
~ the voice OF nation that has riren from among
e deuu. ha I'M
are unanimous in their wishes Tor the peace, pros
ptry aid happiness Of Italy,
i'e pleased 10 accept, Sir, the renewed assuranee
Of my very high confederation.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
~ the Chsvsusr BgRrisArrI, &c. SC, &c.