The 'Gabden of News.'—A number of a journal called ' Public Opinion' has been forwarded to this office, chiefly on account of a beautiful little extract which it contains from an Arabian paper, the ' Garden of News/ published at Beyrout. This most accurate collector and dispenser of news thus enlightens the modern Arabians on the subject of the stoppage of the Trent and the capture of Messrs. Slidell and Mason : —" And there was an English ship, bearing two men of authority of America the South, coming to ' Inghilterraand it ran against one of the ships of America the North, on the lookout on the coast. And the ship of the North demanded that the English ship should give up the two men in authority of the South ' nolens volens j' and the ship of, the North sent forth itsfires on the English ship, arid took the men in authority and plundered the ship; and at this news fell the funds in London,"
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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1000, 11 June 1862, Page 3
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