Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-13

RRIvAL OF THE STEAMER ANGLo-sAxoN.
PonrrAsp. "Wednesday. Fehrnar

PORTLAND, Wednesday, February g.
The steamer Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool the
24th uid Londonderry the 25th, arrived tonight
The North american and Kangaroo arrived out
on the oath.
The Vigo sailed for New York with Esq 900 in
specie.
The Ner York would leave Southampton on
the 26th
GREAT BRIrAIS-It was expected that the In
dian per cent. loan of f3, 900 900 would not be
delayed beyond the 2Sth
FRANcE.-The proceedings of the Senate and
Corps Legislative have been ordered to be placed
at the disposal of each journal every evening.
France is said to be making extraordinary mil
itary and naval preparations; the excuse for this
is on account of the menacing attitude of Ger
many toward Denmark in the speech of the King
of Prussia.
ITALY-The batteries of Gaeta UNEXPECTEDLY
opened, ON the morning of the Odd, a heavy fire
against the Sardinians; the latter promptly re-
piled and compelled the place to remain silent,
and the besiegers continued the fire.
Fourteen vessels were before Gaeta at noon on
the 22d. The feet got into line.
The Sardinians are actively erecting new bat
teries
Sandman troops had been dispatched to Abenz-
ri and Caabria. where reactionary movements
were everywhere suppressed.
necessary means for facilitating to Victor Eman-
uel the REIMBURSEMENT of the rest of Italy.
The Vigilance Committee is urged to penetrate
every station with the idea that in the spring Italy
must have million patriots under arms
DENMARK.-The Minister of Marine has order
ed the equipment of twenty two steamers and the
reserve corps of Sailors in order to assemble by
the 2lst of March.
A committee had been appointed to purchase
gun boats.
An influential meeting had been held at Man
chester to devise to release the cotton trade
anxiety, resulting from dependence upon the
Southern States of the United States
Resolutions were passed recommending efforts
commensurate with the danger; approving the
steps taken for the formation of a cotton supply
company.
Several American vessels had registered at
Liverpool under the British flag, to enable to
carry salt to South Carolina and return with cot
ton without fear of capture
Col. Turr had returned to Turin from visit to
Garibaldi. He reported that the latter had sent a
message of Cancellation to Cavour, and had given
up his attack on Nenetia as inexpedent.
Another version says that Garibaldi declines to
adjourn the work of deliverance, unless Parlia-
ment relieves him of solemn engagements.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
The Posts Paris correspondent says the opin-
ion gains ground that the terms indicated by the
friends of Garibaldi rather give new guarantees
of the peace of the world than tend to disturb
it.
Immense activity exists at the Toulon Arsenal,
as if the Government intends to send thirty four
ships to sea, together with twenty steel-clad
frigates.
SHANGHAI, December Lord Elgin and Sir
Hope Grant have left for Japan
The rebels are gaining ground.
GALL, December 3l.-The ship HerculedR
was totally lost on the 29th of November, at
Paul's Head. Crew saved.
PARIS, Thursday.-The Bourse is firm at eff
Csc
NAPLES, 24th.-The powder magazine ex-
ploded in the Sandman camp, yesterday, killing
twenty
The fire on Gaeta vigorous, and but slowly
replied to by the beseged.
PEsrH, 25th.--The Emperor announces that
general amnesty is to be proclaimed when the
question of sequestration of the property of refu
gees is settled.