Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
Foreign News.

CAPE RACE, Sept. 21.-The steamship Anglo
Saxon. from Liverpool on the 18th, via London
derry, ON the 18Th. was boarded by the news
yacht of the associated press at o'clock this
morning and a summary of her news obtained
The herman, from Quebec, arrived at Liv-
erpoOl on the 10Th. The City OF Washington
arrived from New York at Liverpool on the 18th
the dates of the Anglo-SaxOn FIVE days
later than those already received. News unim-
portant
Rumors of a recognition of the Southern Con-
federacy do not gain ground. 1t was reported
that the Confederates we're buying and building
numerous steamers in England and building a
ram in the river Mersey.
The Tusearora was ut CadiZ.
A Paris correspondent believes that Count
MERCER has been ordered by the French Govern
ment to make conciatOry attempt to put a stop
to the war in America for the sake of humanity
The Times Paris correspondent says Napoleon
will undoubtedly favor the recognition of the
Southern Confederacy, and is anxious that the
English Government should adopt a similar
course.
The excitement in the jute and hemp market
had subsidized
There is nothing new regards the Roman
question.
Garibalds health is said to be rather worse
The Polish mobiles at Warsaw have adopted
an address offensive to the Government.
CAPE RACE. Sept. 27.-The following is ad.
ditional news by the Anglo Saxon.
The stirring news from America brought by the
Europa and subsequent steamers was the theme
of universal conversation.
The defeat of Pope's army was regarded as
most disastrous for the North, out the valOr dis
played by the Northern troops at the second bat
! tie of Bull Run generally admitted.
The Times admits that the Federal troop:
fought with more than ordinary courage, and that
the two days fighting rescues their military
character from reprOaeh, but everything excep
/ that honor for them is but dust. The gallant
stand which the Federas made only takes the
sting of disgrace out of their overthrow.
The Times argues that the Federal Govern
ment, brought to the verge of ruin, believes suct
terms may be safely used when it is no lOnge
safe to execute functions of the Government Al
the capital. 1t argues, bad as the prospects o
the Federals now appear, there are no better
prospects in future
! The Daily News admits the defeat of the Fed
erals, and thinks there will be more bloody battle
in Maryland.
! The London Star considers the Northern caus,
hopeless, because emancipation in the Sontherl
! States has not been proclaimed, and urges tn,
adoption of that measure
The London Herald thinks the North would d.
well to consider the expediency OF compromisin:
with the South at once.
! The Morning Post points out the grounds oil
which the Southern Confederacy may claim recog
milton from European powers
The question of substitutes for cotton attract
more attention. Practical men express little con
fdence in the substitutes offered
! 1t is reported that three of the finest steamer
on the Clyde, the Trona, Giraffe and Cydesdale
have been sold To the Confederates.
The Liverpool Telegraph says that beside:
commissions given to other ship builders by thu
Confederates, which are being pushed FORWARD
with all possible dispatch, a large iron plated ran
is being constructed on the Mersey without an,
attempt at concealment. The ram is to be o
the most formidable character, and will attemp
TO run the blockade at Charleston.
The same journal saws vessel lying at Liver
pool is taking in cargo of iron plates destineC
for plating Southern vessels which are awaitin;
their arrival at Charleston.
The Roman question continues uppermost il
France, but nothing indicates any movement.
IrALY.-The official Turin Gazette defends tn
/ Government for not declaring the intended cours
! towards Garibaldi. 1t says law has to be exc
cuted and justice take its course.