The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25
Noon Dispatches.



Nav YOGK. June 2i-The Efua. frar
Liverpool on the lth and QueensioNa o.
the l2lh arrived this morning
The Great Eastern arrived III the Merse
ON The liih The Niagara, Anglo Saxoi
aad the City of Baltimore arrived Out :
The steamer Columbia left Plymouth "a
Nassau with war-lke stores believed TO d.
for The confederates.
Two other steamers, the Merrimac ans
Sylph also arrived at Plymouth believed in
tended for the same destination.
The brig t. Fleming f)m Charleston had
reached Liverpool with cargo OF rosin ard
tuFpentine. She left Charleston in company
with seven other vessels.
The Times regards the defeat of General
Banks as one Of the most important success
ses Of the CoDfederates, on account sf the
lesson il teaches the North, showing that eff
forts and sacrifices greater than any that have
gone before. must be made il even a border
State is 10 be won back to the Union.
Hopes Of the early solution must be dis.
PEELED. and. in the meantime increasing debts
and mutual hatred tend to make new I'm
ion more and more impracticable.
The Daily News treats the defeat of Gen.
Banks as quite uninportant. and not in the
slightest degree calculated to discomfort Me
Clellan's plans. IL was nothing more than
mere raid Of the Confederates
The Morning Post denounces in the bitter
est terms. Gen. Buffers proclamation rela.
tive to ladies of New Orleans, and thinks the
! Government is bound TO recall and court
martial him, and says that such an act as this
II not promptly disayowed, would soon turn
the scale. finally and decisiyely and in favor
Of the Confederate cause.
Parliament was not In session.
Paris journals announce that il has been
decided to send reinforcements TO Mexico.
but not till October
Tue Corps Legislatif. Is prorogued till the
9th Of June.
The Bourse was Hat at 6Sf 95c.
The fete at Rome in celebration of the
canonization OF the japanese martyrs was
magnigcent. Tho Bishops in their address
TO the Pope, deplore the oppression of the
church, and declare temporal power neces-
sary 70 the independence OF the Pope. They
approve all the Pope has done, aud entreat
him to remaia firm in respect 10 resistance.
The Pope in all action deplored tho spread of
revolutionary spirit and oppression of the
church and efforts against the temporal DOW
sr and urged Bishops to redoubie their eff
forts in arresting these errors.
Sugar very inactive; coffee quiet. and in
some cases rather easier
The question Of mediation is renewed.
The Patrie gives the rumor of approach
ing negotiation for a joint offer by France
and England.
The Times cditorially approves OF media
ton. Europe ought not to look calmly on.
and If the offer OF mediation is DELAYED. tho
important question that of recognition ofthe
Confederate States may have to be consid-
cred. The Times advocacy Of mediation
had no effect on the Liverpool cotton mar
ket.
hALIrAx. June A.-The Arabia. from
Liverpool 1 lth and Queenstown 18th, arr:v-
ell at O'Clock A. NJ
The Question has been put in both houses
of Parliament relative to the ru-nors of me
diation in America, and Gen. Futler's proola-
nation relating 10 the ladies OF New Orleans.
Earl Russell and Lord Parlmerston said the |
mediation rnmors we're unfounded. No |
on the subject. had been made.
and there were no present intentions of such |
. step.
Gen. Buffers proclamation was denounced |
and the hope expressed that the u s. gov |
eminent would disavow IT,
The cotton market was buoyant. and pri |
ees l4@ts higher.
Rreaastutfs frmer, and trife higher on
Fridpy.
Provisions hrmer.
The Great Eastern was 60 ssil on the LIST |
OF July for New York.