Trent affair responses and neutral rights debated
Telegrams and newspaper commentary from London to St. Petersburg discuss the Trent incident and neutral flags. The Times, Morning Post, and Daily News weigh government actions, reparations, and future security while Seward’s diplomacy is praised by some and criticized by others.
Foreign News Recap on Gladstone Tone and Trent Affair
Augie Saxon notes Leith speech by Mr Gladatone chancellor of the exchequer friendly to America and hopes for generous reception of American concessions. Mason and Slidell expectations in Liverpool stir interest. Dockyard worker dismissal at year end. The Shipping Gazette and Times forecast diplomacy and financial strife between England and America. Seward’s letter triggers criticism over Trent dispatch and detention claims. The Times and Morning Post weigh law of force versus neutrality in U S policy.
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Naval expedition advances toward Savannah forts and Tybee
News from Richmond reports the naval expedition has reached the rear of Fort Pulaski and moved behind Fort Pulaski and Tybee Island. Six vessels reportedly reach the north end of Wilmington Island as they shell the area while Richmond papers question Savannah's strategic value. Meanwhile 15,000 Union troops cross Green River with more crossings expected. Baton Rouge reports the governor vetoes a bill to issue 7 million in state notes to cotton planters.
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