Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-19
Night Dispatches.


CAPE RACE, July lS.--The steamship CITY of
Washington from Liverpool the 9th via Queens
town the 10Th, arrived off this point at O'Clock
this afternoon She was boarded by the news
Yacht of the Associated Press, and the following
summary of her news obtained. Her dates are
four days later than those per Persia, at New
York
The STEAMSHIP Africa. from Boston. arrived at
Liverpool on the 9th.
The steamship Etna, from New York, arrived
at Queenstown on the 10Th.
The steamship Nova Scotian from Quebec,
arrived at Londonderry on the 10Th
In the House OF Lords. the African slave trade
bill had been read the second time. Earl Derby
expressed fears that unless treaty made with
France, like that of America, the putting stop
To the slave trade would be Intellectual.
Earl Russell said France had declined to enter
into similar treaty, but he believed she would
offer no objection to the exercise of its provis
ions
Lord Palmerston confirmed the statement that
Russia had recognized Italy, and said he beev
ed Prussia would do the same.
After considerable debate, a resolution against
the English forces interfering in China, was re
jected
The rumors that France would back out from
the Mexican expedition still continue.
The Paris Constitutional says the glory of the
settled with Mexico, proceedings against her will
terminate.
Gen Prim had arrived in England
The cotton manufacturers OF Rowen had sent
a deputation to the Emperor to represent the diff
culties they were laboring under. A similar
deputatiOn from Isle also waited Upon the En-
peror.
The Italian ministers had again repudiated the
rumors of Italy's interference in Mexican az
fairs.
The corvette Tuscorora arrived at Southamp-
ton on the 9TH inst. from Cadz. The object of
her visit is unknown.
The Opinion Rationale says that Russian pa
pers revive the rumor that France in consequence
of the stubbornness of England against doing so,
has invited Russia to join her
The Paris correspondent of the London Her
aid believes that the French Government enter
tains very serious intentions of intentions of in
terfering to end the civil war in America.
The London Daily News gives currency to ru-
mors that Generals Scott, Banks, and Pope were
about 10 enter Mr. Lincolns cabinet at Washing
ten Ii thinks the accession of Gen Scott ndi
Gates that the military operations are 10 be prose
cuted with the utmost vigor. aud TO be kept from
the civilian interference which has hitherto,
through Jealousy, hindered the movements OF
Gen Mcclellan.
The London Times has daily leaders on the
position of affairs in America. IL says that the
discovered States are fast approaching that point
when they must become two reasonable nations,
or 60 on TO anarchy and ruin. The offer OF our
mediation would only be received with insult.
The Times mentions the hostility to England
and processes itself at a loss TO account for IT,
The same journal argues that the new tariff in
effect prohibits of the import trade With Europe.
and will all but annihllate IT, but the effect will be
most severely felt in America the measure will
enlist on the subject of the South all sympathies
and interests of the Two greatest nations in Eu-
rope.