Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADIAN.
NEW YORK, Thursday, February 2

NEW YORK, Thursday, February 2s.
The steamer Canadian, from Liverpool the
l4th ria Londonderry the 18th, has arrived.
GREAT BRITAIN.-A London letter in the Paris
Monteur asserts that a number of English mer-
chants are about to present address to the
Queen PRAYING that negotiation be opened with
France for neutral reduction of existing arma-
ments
Parliament proceedings were unimportant.
The rumor was revived that Lord John Rus
sci will shortly accept the Peerage and a seat in
the House of Lords
A breakOut of the weavers in the district held a
large meeting, and resolved to resist the dictate
rial demands of the operatives, who, in their turn
maintained their position with firmneSs.
FRANcE.-Another pamphlet entitled, France
Rome and Italy," by NJ LuGarronier, was an
nounced for publication on the 18th.
The Pairie says il will give a clear insight into
the Imperial policy and enable Europe to judge
The semi official pamphlet, on the same sub
iect, already published, says in the event OF
French troops leaving, no other Power will be al
lowed TO supply their place.
The Bourse. on the 18th, opened firm and
closed fat at 60f 40c.
IrALY.-A Turin telegram of February 18th
SAYS Gacta will capitulate TO morrow morning
Cdldn will occupy Mount Orlando and all the
Notifications and after the departure of the Royal
family he will occupy the city, the garrison re-
naming prisoners of war until Messina and CT
vatilli del Troute shall be surrendered
The King and Queen with their suite will de-
part on the French ship Marieft
Dispatches from Gaeta prior to the capitula-
ton say a Capuchin monk left there with the
mission of raising an Instruction in Calabrla,
and was arrested near Cascuza and important pa
pers found on him.
The citT of Turin and the surrounding district
had been declared in a state of siege.
AUsTRrA-It is said the subscription to the
new loan exceeds thirty million forins.
The comitat or Perth had voted an address
to the Emperor of Austria and the King of
Hungary, declaring that the recent Royal re-
scrip have destroyed the confidence created by
the Imperial diplomatic act. The law prohibiting
the payment of taxes by the diet. and force alone
could remove the citizens from the lawful ground
they have taken, and an unreserved return to a
constitutional line can alone save the King and
country.
The comitat of Ogdenburg has resolved to pay
taxes as heretofore until the district shall have
taken its resolution.
SwrrzrRLANp.-A Borne telegram of the 18th
saws it was through the medium of the Swiss
Consulate at Olgena that MIR. Golden proposed
that Switzerland should mediate between the con
tending States of America.
The Federal Council had declined the pro
position OH the ground that it was not qualified for
such an Office, but at the same time expressed
thanks to Mr.. Golden.
I'm the House of Commons Lord John Russell
said the San Juan question with America was
still open, but England had made proposition
in fair spirit and hoped it would be accepted.
With regard TO the fugitive slave, the only cor
respondence had been a demand from American
parties extradition and simple acknowledge
ment of the demand
The Great Eastern viii be again ready for sea
in March, her reported destination, New York.
The Bonaparte Patterson case was again be
fore the French Court. On the 9Th the impe-
rial attorney explained its leading behring's, and
said the only question is the marriage is null for
want of publication in France, and argued that
this had been decided in the affirmative. The
court adjourned its judgment eight days.
Mr.. Cameron, Grand Master of the Loyal Or
ange Association of British America, had pre-
scented an address to the Queen from their Grand
Lodge expressive of their loyalty and representing
that the Association was under legal disability
in British North America, therefore their claims
to be politically recognized during the progress of
the Prince of Wales through Canada ought to
have been admitted by the advisers of his Royal
Highness.