Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
Foreign News.

NEW York, November 1.-The following is
additional by the Edinburg:
The Times shows the nexpediency of the re
cognition of the South at present.
The New York correspondent of the Times
gives a rumor that the Federal losses in Mary land
reached 50, 900
TIE Times publishes a letter from a New Or
leans lady giving fearful picture of the reign of
terror III that city.
Gladstone has again been speaking on Amer
ca He told his hearers remember that n diff
Guilty had arisen from slavery which was a legacy
from England to America.
The Cabinet Council was summoned for the
23d-earier than usual. 1t is supposed the
American question i the cause
The proposition before the Liverpool Chamber
OF Commerce in favor of memoriiIizing the Gov
eminent to recognize the South has been with
drawn.
The Southern Club of Liverpool gave grand
banquet lately to Elk Governor Moorhead of Ken
lucky.
The Czarowitch race was won by Harlenton
Umpire fourth.
Bourbon conspiracy was discovered at Ma
pies.
The Italian Bulge; shows high deficit but a
slight Improvement on last year
The Prussian Chamber OF Deputies has de
clared the vote OF the upper House on the Budget
null and void and the resolution Of the commit
tee on the Budget Was unanimously adopted The
session was then closed by speech from the
throne delivered by the President OF Ministry IN
which the Government declared its intention Il
carry out the Budget as originally laid before tho
House This is regarded a veritable coup d
etat and a most serious invasion of constitutions
! liberty.
! Thouvenel, the French Foreign Minister Ia.
resigned. Dranyn de Hugs is appointed his sue
/ cesSOr
Sir G. c. Lewis. English War Minister, hsi
| been speaking against the recognition of South
! ern independence which be says has not been &C
complished yet
/ Ear. Hardwick indorsed Gladstone's views.
HALIFAX November The steamer Arabia
/ from Liverpool on the 18th via Queenstown OF
! 18th uli arrived here this morning. Her date
are three DAYS later than those by the steame
Ednburg.
The Scotia from New York arrived At Queens
town on the l1th.
twas reported that two Confederate privateer
were in the Mediterranean and that thew had al
ready DESTROYED dozen Federal vessels. IL wa
said that Semme. commanded one OF them.
The English newspapers advance nothing ne'
on American affairs. Sumo of them continue .
call for recognition of the Southern Confeds
racy.
i There were further runors Of changes ia III
French Cabinet. II was reported that Fould an
Persigny had both rendered their designations.
The story about the two rebel privateers
from the London Daily News's Spezzia CORE:
pondent and very probably Is only another vel
sion of the statement already published Of the ID
struction of whaers.
large Gsrbaldi meeting had been held j
London. Among the resolutions was one pro
testing against the occupation of Rome by ii
French troops
The changes ia the French Ministry are Col
sirued as unfavorable of Italian unity.
/ Marshal Canrobert is appointed commander
the military division of Lyons and the Duke
Magenta commander OF Nancy.
f There are vague rumors from Rome that Ca
!, dinal Antoneli and Mons. Merode had tender
, their resignation.
Reports say Prince La Tour ID Auvergne "
TO be the new French Minister 10 Rome
{ LoSDoS-The Daily News briefly points to d
desperation and barbarism of the slave drivers
n esinced in the late proceedings Of the rebel Co
G gress.
y The London Herald reyerts TO the speech
g Sir G G. Lewis and SAWS the time has arrived {
} the recognition ofthe South and further time "
e point to delay in recognition as the greatest N
II take ia the foreign policy of Palmerston-