Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-25

Foreign News.
NEW YORK, June 2i.-The Etna. from Liver.
pool llti. anu Queenstown on the l2th, arrived
this morning.
The Great Britain arrived in the Nersey on the
llth.
The Niagara, the Anglo Saxon and the City of
Baltimore, arrived out.
The steamer Columbia left Plymouth for Mas
sau with warlike stores, believed to be for the
Confederates.
Two other steamers. the Merrimac and Sylph,
arrived Mt Plymouth, intended for the same des-
~tination.
The brig f.. Fleming, from Charleston, had
reached Liverpool with a cargo of rosin and tur-
pentine. She lett Charleston in company with
seven other vessels.
The Times regards the defeat of Banks as one
OF the most important successes of the Conied-
crates, on account of the lesson it teaches the
North. showing that efforts ana sacrifices greater
than any that have gone before must be made if
even a border State is To be won back TO the
Union. Hopes of early solution must be dispel
led, and in the meantime increasing debts and
mutual hatred tend to make a new Union more
and more impracticable.
The Daily News treats the defeat of Banks as
quite unimportant and not in the slightest degree
calculated TO disc0ncert McClellan's plans. 1t
was nothing more than a mere raid of the Con-
federates.
The Morning Post denounces in bitter ter !
Buffers proclamation relative to the ladies of
New Orleans and thinks the Government is
bound to recall and court martial him, and saws
such an act as this if not promptly disavowed
would soon turn the scale in favor OF the Con-
Tolerate cause.
Parliament was not in session.
The Paris journals announce that il has been
decided To send enforcement to Mexico, but
not till October.
Tn Corps Legislatitf prorogued till the 27;h
of June.
Sugar inactive. Coffee quiet, and in some
cases rather easier. Rice is in rather more de
mand.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL, J"ne l2-Fiour steady. Wheat
frmer, with an upward tendency. Corn quiet,
steady and unchanged. Provisions are very
dull.
The question Of mediation is renewed. Tie
Patrie gives the rumor of approaching negOtia-
ton for 4 Joint offer by France and England.
The Times. editorially. approves mediation.
Europe ought not to look calmly on. and if the
offer of mediation is delay ed. the important ques-
ton, that OF recognition OF The Confederate
States, may have to be considered
The Illness advocacy of mediation had no
effect cn the Liverpool cotton market.
The fete at Rome OF the celebration OF the
cnoniziion OF the japanese martyrs was mag
nhceut and orderly. The bishops, IN address 10
the Pore, deplore the oppression OF the church,
aud declare temporal power necessary for the in
dependence q. the Pope. They approve all the
Pope his done, and intIedt him 10 remain firm in
resistance.
Tie Pope in allocution, deplorei the spread OF
a revolutionary spirit, and the oppression OF the
church. and efforts against the temporal power
DE urged the bishops 10 red0ubie their efforts in
srresting these errors.
ARRIVAL OF IHE ARABIA.
HALIFAX. June 24-The Arabia from Liver
pool on the I4th and Queenstown on the 18th ar
rived at > A. VI
Questions have been put III both Houses Of
Parliament relative TO tie rumors OF mediation
in America and Gen. Buffers proclamation re-
lating to the ladies of New Orleans.
Earl Russell aud Lord Pllmerston said the me
diatiOn umors were uHlounded M PROPOSE
tons on the subject bad been made and there
we're no preseu: intentions OF such a step.
Gen. Buffers proclamation has arrived, and
the hope i expressed that the United States Gov.
eminent will dissvoW il.
The cotton market was b%uOyant. and prices
A@5k higher.
BreSdstuifs are frmer. Provisions in better
demand.
Bariugs' circular saws the disposition 70 sell
American stocks CONTINUES. and TENDS ~ depress
prices.
The Great Eastern was to sail on the lst of
July tor New York,
GRIAT BRITAIN-In the House Of Commons
in sn-~er to an inquiry from Mr. Clay relative To
interierences Of the United States cruisers with
British vessels. ard particularly ia regard TO the
case OF tie steamer Circassian, captured in neu-
tral Waters. Mr. Layani said he could not give