Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-04

Adastisnsa Rsretgn News
HALUAx. september IA revenue cutter
vas placed alongside the Toscsrors 70 prevent
further violation Of tbs ns1trAlity lac, AID - tts
mirsliy.
The Belfast people ask What would have been
done II the Federal Captain lad refused 70 leave
The TINES editorixily argues that althooet The
latest sdsices from Anerics show an spp4reDt
Improvement IN financial srtsrs by The diminished
premiums in gold, Sc. the day must come when
the peopie Of the United States wiIl really unier-
stand the position Of their o~B finances. when
that time comes IL doubts lot the principles
which have 30 often been verified in the bank
rupicy Of European monarchies. viii them
selves 90 furnish the financial obliquies Of the
American Repoblic
In another article the Times depreciafes the
latest American sdvices in the most glowing
character. IL says on al sites the political
horizon grows blacker and blEcker, nor can any
chance Of peace he discovered except nm the ex
haustion or misfortune Of beiligerent IL the
Federals were not blind with fury they would
now what all Europe has seen from the be-
ginning. that the truth has vet 20 dawn Il not on
the people at any rate on the Government Of the
Federal States
The London Morning Herald speculates on
the effect of drafting and thinks ], vii us the
temper of the Northern people more than IL has
been tried vet and shake 10 lie very foundation
the tottering edihce of the Union IL says New
Workers have less reason than other Americans
TO struggle against CONSUMPTION as il Il their last
hope. In the absence now Of any nober and
worthier object, IL Is for the supremacy of their
city and avert its..commercial ruin; that war
is being prosecuted which Will convert America
into a desert
Harvest operations we're progressing iavorably
under the improved state OF the weather
FRANcE-Tte French Minister OF War had
for
dtion.
The Italian crisis excited much interest in
Paris and the indications Of Napoleon's policy
was eagerly awaited.
The Constitutional. after declaring that the
French flag will not recede before any menaceS.
says 10 stop the fools who would Rpt stop before
the flag which has given freedom % Italy, might
be painful necessity imposed by honor. but 10
would not be solution Of the military question.
Ii would not settle the political question
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
believes, notwithstanding the Constit1tionnels
denial of the statement that Mr.. Laretie has
given 10 the Pope some assurances of the support
OF France represented
GREAT BRsrAsN-The Dublin correspondent OF
the London Times writes on the 2ist of August
a. follows:
The Federal guDboat 1uscarora il appears has
been lodging the steamer Ajax for the purpose
of getting coal ON board. In defiance of the or
ders issued by the Admiralty, the Tuscarora has
coaled within the last three months 1T a British
port and did not proceed n she was bound 20 do,
ON Voyage TO the United States She put into
Longston with view of getting coal Unable 10
accomplish this she Weighed anchor and steamed
with all speed TO Belfast where. according TO =
previous arrangement, she received supply of
coal amounting 10 100 tons. Having anchored
outside of the jurisdiction of the Commissioner.
the Collector of Customs at once took the matter
n oil A IN 10 Eeflp Ia
depart.
IrALY--The official Turin Gazette on the 2lst
of August published decree proclaiming a state
of siege in Sicily, and sent the foloSing procla-
nation:
Siciliansi Notwithstanding the horde- OF the
King, the votes of Parliament and the fotbear-
ance Of the Government in giving time 90 de
uded people 10 return 10 their duty. armed bands
Of Garibad continue 20 occupy important
towp; the rebellion i thus opened, and the Gov
eminent has resolved TO put an end 10 this state
OF things, compromising 10 the destinies of
Italy. Every armed band OF tumuituou- meet
ing will be dissolved by force. The liberty OF
the press is suspended.
The commanders of Divisions Of the troops at
Palermo, Messina. and Syracuse. will assume
both civil and military powers.
Ii was asserted that a considerable number of
officers in the royal army had declared that they
would resign rather thsn fight against Garibaldi.
a rams Correspondents saw tilat pos tu,<ias
with 3O,OOO troops, did not prevent Garibaici from
reaching the seaport Of cst,ania.
differences are freely drawn that the Italian
Government does not throw any serious imped-
ment in the way of Garibaldi.
The official Turin Gazette of 22d ult.. publish
IS the following report to the Ministers of the
Lone:
Garibaldi has raised the standard of rebellion
10 your Majesty's name and that of Italy. which
seems TO veil his intentions and those of European
demagogues The cries of Rome or Death are
an insult to glorious ally. aud retard the only
possible accomplishment Of our numerous wishes,
as Garibaldi remains deaf "a your voice. and en-
amored by the thought of lighting up civil war.
Energetic action has become necessary. The re
belion Of Garibald impresses on us TIE necessity
of treating the country occupied by HE volunteers
as an enemy. We therefore advise your Majesty
TO proclaim state Of seige.
The ministry accept the interior. and largely
augment the supplies present and prospective.