Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-30

CaPE RAcr. Sept 29.-The steamship Europa.
from Liverpool 20th via Queeusfo~n 2lst arrived
of Al this point II O'Clock yesterday. and vas
boarded BY the news yacht and a summary OF her
news obtained
The dates nv the EaropA are two days later
than those BY the Anglo Saxon
The Fredonia. from New York. arrived a,
~ Southampton on the 18Th.
The Persia. from New York. arrived AZ
Queenstown the 10Th.
The political news BY the Europa i uninport-
ant.
A telegram from Holly Head on the evening
Of the 18th reports the screw steamer Alabama.
better known a. No. 290. of that port. having 70
put back. The report i. thought 70 be incorrect
The Alabama alluded 10 Is probably an irregular
Mediterranean trader.
The London Daily News taunis the friends Of
secession with beng jubilant over the triumph Of
the slave power. and asks who j. 10 be the better
by III Ii says that should the hopes OF English
friends OF secession he realized and the twenty
millions OF free men OF the North pusilianmous-
~ consent 10 let SIX million in the South give
law 10 the continent. We NAV expect 20 see them
asserting the free exercise of the right of trade on
the coast of Africa We shall find ihey will be
little disposed defer TO our notions about the
African slave trade as they have been 10 accept
the doctrine of New England about the slave
Davis has expressly reserved for the South His
admirers IN England NAV find they have not yet
done him all the service ne requires.
The London Times eiltoraly denounces the
policy OF the AbOti0nists OF the North IN seeking
10 raise the negroes of the South against ter
matters. IL saws IL is the hes 81 the Abolii0nsts
% organize system of Gavin pore mae acres q
Legitimate acts of warfare. but thinks they viii
not be successful in the attempt IL adds. in
deed il j. difficult To see how a proclamation bv
a besieged or fugitive President can have greater
effects than documents issued by such Generals
"a Hunter and Phelps in incitng negroes 90 re-
volt. Ii thinks that Presiden; Lincoln sill re
frain from an act which will be NJ once crime
and bunder which will in no way advance the
Federal cause but only deepen and make eternal
hatred between the two sections
The New York correspondent Of the London
Times is of the opinion that Europe heed not tear
that the North will unite to repel foreign inter
vention. lts courage J. gone ard the game J.
lost Washington knows II New York docs not
that the Abolitonists destroying the L mon
by their fanatic efforts Ia save II.
LONDON sept 2l-There i no political news
of importance.
The Chambers of Commerce Of Liverpool and
Manchester had presented an address TO Mr..
Laing, who made lengthy address on Indian
affairs. in which he said we could not expect more
than a million ana quarter bales OF cotton from
India during the twelve months
If, therefore, il should be impossible 20 get
cotton raised in the Southern States. the pre-ent
crisis must 20 on with augmentiEg evils for the
next twelve months; but he believed that MANY
months would not elapse before the termination
of the struggle. and recognition between England
and other great powers, of the Southern Confcd
eracv.
Jute authoritatively pronounced too brittle for
a substitute fnr cotton
FRANcE--La France asserts that the majority
of the Cabinet of Juarez have decided on pressing
terms o. cspiiuaton 10 Gen Forey On the basis
of the surrender of the City of Mexico and Pue-
bla to France.
The French cotton districts are described as
suffering dreadfuy The distress in some dis
tricts exceeds anything in Lancashire.
Canton dates of August 10 represent that Can
ton and Mascino had been visited by a violent
typhoon. Immense damage was done 10 proper.
~ and 40 900 lives were lost.