The accounts from Northern sources disagree in regard to the attitude of the
British Minister respecting the seizure of
Messrs. dason and
Slidell.
A dispatch from
Washington, Nov. 19th, says his expressions of disapproval are open and unguarded, while later is patches contradict this so far as to avow that he has maintained a strict reserve.
The
Canadian papers come out squarely and denounce the act, and we confidently anticipate some thunder are long from the other side of the
Atlantic.
It is apparent, from various indications in the
Northern papers, that there is a well-defined apprehension of trouble to issue from the blunder of the
Illinois lawyer.
