The New York herald., 1865-01-21
The Raid 1rOm Canada~
FEELING AT THE BEvocArIGN OF GENERAL Dlx'i
ORDER.

The Raid 1r0m Canada.
FEELrTa AT THE BEvocATIGN OF GENERAL Dlx's
ORDER.
From the London Times Jan.
The public will learn ci great pleasure that President
Dix with respect the pursuit Of the Confederate
dcs the Canadian frontier and that the order has
sy sSs
among civilized nations The conduct OF the Americans
has been more than once suc 8 TO give ground. for be-
national laws Or usages which secure the independence
Of communities Although they have in Mr. seward .
ser mi.ry and nsv. @ ocsy. p pr.esies s's1 and 's e
sss ssg :sss s: y gSst ss A:sss .sa : 'ss = sss
from asnss q ts ssn Ae,psessne:s Captain Wilkes
70 The a.r MI Of the Trent M NE Captain Of the wsShr %
In ordering his subordinates 10 violate British territory
have acted as the officers OF European State would
whatever technical fAus they might commit they would
have the admiration Of their countrymen spirited and
tcan weigh the Of there
is hope Of redress since he i likely 70 know chat justice
conducted the AFFAIRS Of their country long enough =
know that a rupture UA England DoNd be
-Iata' to tie t sueoes er M cause ,easeA Msy Aass
tho South, work for which all the resources
OF the States which acknowledge their govern.
IN s ,eorId and make Canada in reality what these
raiiops against the Northern States would be an act OF
supreme folly There are also IL s to be hoped rnors
considerations which hardly fail affect the
poon and with the responsibility Of the President and
his Mnisers They aware that whatever may be the
SPnIons q the Gas.n people with rspsc 70 this war
and restrained other European nations from adopting
policy Of interference. To break with us by putting
insult like the violation Of territory would be
ungratefrl and unjust as well as imprudcnt These
considerations were so likely to prevail that It
is without surprise learn that the hostile demonstrs
tons Of General Dix have been robned There Is every
reason TO hope that this cause Of difference between the
repetition Of the acts which have led TO II the Northern
States VIII have just cause OF complaint and II Is there
fore satisfactory 10 learn that the Canadian government
and people fully sensible or the necessity OF repres
ing such ouragce TIE exploit ofthe 81 Adams raiders
not be repeated Technicalquesons of jurisdiction
must not be allowed 10 imper the dearest interests Of
British America. Not only the Canadians bound
neghbos and friends TO the egess OF murdercrs
and robbers from their territory but due regard for e
future fkeir roriRcs and OF that great confedc-
ration VIII 10 their purpose 10 FORM should cause them
to use every effort In keeping the peace They must al
whatever be the future policy Of either nation They
haze large and fnoreosn1 trads ,ci the Unio, their
fseroi ferritory and a m,spndcrsfandsng rsH at any
f1ae irf upon nsn ircrlcwdbt> epls As long this
war lasts 4 s Tho duty Of the Canadian government 20
that The Americas territory not violated from their
frontier They have SUFFICIENT men for the purpose, and
they thAn be,tkt than m prvveniing enter
10 which may NJ any time cause~s rapture II in
stated that ,he authorities Intend 70 send Thirty com
panics of volunteers NJ 70 guard the frontier II
stolen property they w only have performed their duty,
and shown the American government that, while r.so.
lutte 10 maintain their Independence and honor thcy
know what IA due 70 . neighborIng people.
TIE roLTcv or TIM BRITISH CABINET.
IN speech NJ oxford kr. Car,wci, the Secretary OF
State for tho Colon briefly rfcd 70 the of the
81 Adams raiders. lie sald tha men were more
sbc than the Governor General of Canada and hls ad
vsrs ~ that which due 20 the honor of the Btsh
Gown and " ne 'tnrsotafs nefvafy OF British trri.
tory and wa certain that ssf the present Law In
Canada wns adequate hey would carry into execution
with promptitnde ard vro-, and that ", on the other
hand, the presans hw found laadeluzte, u uouid
not Ing Be s4go-sd % renaia o."
LATEST OPTION ~ rms ioNpor Trnys.
The London TA0 or the fsh of January IA an article
on the CANADIAN rcrisy, svcry much incncd ~ sy-
pathss ca ns dsras er account of The escape OF Ier
who taxing Their drarure from the ncutral TORI
tory o. Canada had So ccd oatfagss withn the hoI.er
of friendly state II maintains that the authof ties of
on,ra Ought ~ have taken upon themselves the rsk
N the respons bllty of dela the pFsnners
c out legaI ant fr the very brief PERIOD VII ch
ror Va have been required r. obta tbe rranss warrant
gnA by the Governor General u must b. recolcctef
owet says tho Ionaon Times tast the Executive go
yenms VI is not responsible tor TIE mls.Griage of
,udgc and whatsvtr fault ray be found ultimately 90
attach 10 the Colonial authorities the people aud govern
nicnt OF IL county had no power IN the matter and
have no o her wish than that toe provisions ~ tho Ex.
Tradition trc fa te carried cut VIII tae rtg u far