Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-15

ST. JOINS, n. F., October l3-The steamer
Asia from Liverpool on the 4th via Londonderry
OH the ID passed Cape Race this evening for Hal
flax and Boston.
summary of her news was obtained which
is two days later but contains nothing of an i'm
portant nature.
The English papers continue to compliment the
North for its effort in Maryland and argue in ia
vor of the most promising results therefrom
The following is list of American ships de-
stroyed by the rebel pirate 290 near Flores:
The Ocmuigee, Ocean Rover, Alert Osceola,
Cruiser. Ocean, Benz. Tucker, Weatherguage.
Admiral, Blake Albeman and the schooner Star
light.
The steamer Australasian from New York ar
rived at Queenstown on the 4th inst.
Mason and SIidell bad written to the French
journals to say that they had no official knowl-
edge of their recall.
The Asia experienced very heavy weather
on Saturday morning in gale from the north
west which carried awav her starboard paddle
box, four boats and portion of the buwarks of
the Captains and Pursers cabins, the wheel
house and one of her wheels The Captain was
injured but is recovering.
Mr.. Spence, the Liverpool correspondent OF
the London Times, has another letter in that
journal complimenting the North on the valor of
its armies and the skill shown by its Generals in
|
ton TO make peace without dishonor, but that the
golden opportunity will be lost. and adds.the
North can not be the first To acknowledge the
Independence of the Conederates Europe
should remove the stumbling block by recogniz-
! ing the Confederate States, and the North may
follow her example then.
The New York correspondent of the London
Times, writing under date of September 18th
saws
/ 1t is evident thot the decisive battle of the
war is not vet fought. Al that has happened is
but the preliminary to the final onslaught that is
to make or mar Mcclellan; but that onslaught
end how it will, is not likely to make or mar the
fortunes of the Coniederates He adds that the
resignation or abdication of President Lincoln is
| debated on as a matter OF course.
The Army and Navy Gazette says:
The South has tried the offensive and failed
The Confederate army has shown great daring
and much tenacity bat has been beaten. General
Mcclellan has shown that IS a soldier he Is equa
to Lee or Jackson The division of the Confed
crate forces great mistake. but great Gen
erals would have known how to correct that
mistake into a disastrous defeat, while a second
rate soldier like Mcclellan could get out with re
spectacle success.
! The expectation Of arms and ammunition from
England to America is rapidly increasing. Tbs
shipments of the first eight months Of the year ar,
valued at FL ,30e 900
The Paris Patrie learns from good sources tina
nothing is more likely than the recognition of thu
South on the basis of accomplished facts, yer,
soon to be on the taps, England and France act
Ing in concert.
The Paris Bourse much excited on the Sd
and Rentes advanced nearly a per cent, closing
at 72f Ii is supposed that the advance VI
caused by rumor that the Papal Government
had shown a more plant disposition.
iTALY-La Discussion adds: On Sunday, th,
4th, royal decree will proclaim amnesty t.
Garibad and his followers. excepting only th'
deserters from the royal army.