Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-16

ST.. JOINS. n. F.. Jan. l5-The Arabia. from
Liverpool ON the 18th inst, passed Cape Race last
night and summary of her news vas obtained.
She has two batteries of artillery on board for
Halifax.
The steamers Anglo Saxon, from Portland.
and the Glasgow, from New York. arrived out
on the 81.
Consols had advanced to the quotations current
before the Trent affair.
There was a strong conviction that the Euro
pa, due at the departure of the Arabia, would
bring us solution of the Mason and Slidell af
fair.
suspicious steamer was cruising in the Eng
lsh Channel, believed TO he the privateer Sumter
more likely the United States gun-boat Tusca-
rora.
The ship Shepherd had left Liverpool for New
Orleans.
From the character Of the rise in consos on the
3d. it is thought that the Hansa map have taken
out advces to the Government from Lord Lyons
of some Information having been given bv the
Cabinet at Washington that Mason and Sdell
would be given up.
The London Herald says speculations appeared
to be guided by private information from Ameri-
can diplomacy circles. The same journal in an
editorial SAYS il behooyes both England and
France to consider whether the time has not ar
rived for recognizing the Southern Confederacy.
The London Daily Ne,cs remarks as vet the
Washington Government has not yet spoken out.
1t the theory of its contemporaries be correct,
that the Government really resides in the New
York press, the question of peace was really de
cided
When the Hansa left, the same paper saws the
arbitration principle had been ridden to death by
iniudicious friends, and condemns the policy of
dividing English opinion at the present time.
The London Times expresses some of the
strange deusions entertained b. the American
people in regard to their own omnipotence. The
coupons for the January dividends in the Virgi-
MIA bonds have been returned by Messrs. Barring
Bros with the answer, no advices to pay. The
same answer is anticipated relative to the debts
of the other Southern States.
The London Morning Post regrets that the
Washington Cabinet has evinced no alacrity to
avail themselves of the respite granted by Eng.
land, aud draws unfavorable deductions there
from.
The Daily Nc,os per contra, finds in the delay
encouraging signs of moderation. snd a genera
disposition on thepa of the Washington Govern
ment to act with reason and justice.
The Paris Temps is assured that the United
States Attorney General will give an opinion thai
Mason and Sldell should be delivered up.
The Cologne Gazette says the note to Wash
ington does not treat the Trent affair from tn,
point of view of public right but urgently counsels
mands of England the Powers will send collect
/ i've note to Washington urging peace.
The Times reproduceS a letter written to VIM
/ Brown, of Liverpool, in which Mr.. Seward re
pudates the idea that the American Government
could ever be guilty of so gross violation of it:
/ faith confscate, in time of war, money in
vested in American securities in time ~ peace
The Times, in an editorial on the subject. think
/ it is not an opportune moment TO bring forward
this declaration, the more particularly as England
has been menaced by threats Of confscation b.
jou mails evidently in communication with th,
\ Washington Government
The article concludes by expressing hopes 70
peace, but declaring that threats will accomplish
nothing, the only solution being the release Of th
! prisoners.
/ Mr. Cardwell, NJ. p, in speech at Oxford
anticipated that America would accede 10 Eng
lands demands, but if not he believed that Eng
land would have just cause for enforcing her de-
mands
Several vessels were loading cotton at Liver
pool for New York.
There are rumored serious attempts about {,
be made for the evacuation of Rome.
On New Years the Pope received Gen GuyOl
I and the French officers Guyon spoke OF devo
ton to the Pope and the latter thanked him TO
the sentiments expressed. The Pope concludes
by bestowing benedictions on the Emperor AM
the whole French company.
The Roman committee destined to issue RO
man consols bv the Pontifca Government afte
March Did, 1868, shall not be recognized by ths
Italian Govern ment
From the moment the Italian Parliament de
clared Rome the capital Of Italy the tempora
power OF the Pope legally terminated.
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