Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04


Paris kilograms say the loan quite the rage
there
The illness city article SAYS:
Very little political feeling is manifested In the
business. and il seems evident. 80 far as London
Is concerned, that il is viewed as cotton specu-
lation. There can be no doubt the majority Of
merchants and capitalists would have wished is
bad been introduced, rs the sffair viii not be
officially recognized on Change. The dealers
agreed among them~elves TO fl the oath of April
as the settling day
The London Star cannot believe bona fde in
vestOrs will be found TO take the loan. even NJ
par, without better security thin that offered by
the hypothecation OF cotton. which it may never
be in the power of JEFF Davis & Company to de
liver
Tie Daily News editorally denounces the
loan Ii says lis fragrant indecency and immor-
ality will strike and scandslize most Englishmen
who care for the reputation of their country
Those who subscribe to the loan are aiding and
abe;ting the rebellion. the slave power. in di.
rect and most emphatic manner: and all who
have an enlightened regard for the true reputa-
ton of England, will regard this open assistance
70 trafficers IN h-man flesh as a dissertation TO
the English exchange.
There was rather less excitement in regard TO
the loan on Friday. the Goth and after touching
at 5 &c it closed that day at 81 Gi34c premium.
The bids reached ten millions pounds sterling
close
In the House. LANYARD in reply to an inquiry,
said since the breaking out of the civil war in
America communication between the British
Government and that of the United States in
reference to the island of San Juan, had been
suspended
The bill reducing tobacco duties had passed
through the committee.
POLAND The debate in the French Senate on
Polish affairs concluded on the l9,h. NJ. Bilaute,
on behalf of the Government, said fresh insur
rectOn only bring fresh misiortunes. and it is
neither good useful nor humane to encourage
it. The French Government persists in this Ian
guage Ii is necessary, said he 70 mstrust popu-
lar impulses Aspirations for liberty were mani
Testing themselves everywhere and made power
more accessible To the voice which has been
raised in favor of Poland For this reason, he
continued Russia has replied to the Commission
OF France by benevolent words. promising con
ces>ion and amnesty The old distrust of Eu-
rope toward France exists no longer
If it should happen that the destiny of Poland
must be settled by Congress, there * no doubt
the voice of France would ne listened to.
VI Billonet mentioned the precedents of the
Senate on similar occasions. and asked that the
order of the day be adopted The Senate could
not hesitate between referring the petitions TO
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, accompanied by
It's reasons for DOING course which perhaps
of the day. thereby exercising confidence in the
wisdom and frmnes of the Emperor.
Much cheering followed N Billouets speech.
The Senate then passed To the order of the
day, by a vote of 1903 against II
demonstration in favor of Poland had taken
place in Paris
PARIS The Paris Moniteur and London
Times regards the news from Poland as showing
that the instruction is becoming general.
diSDatch from IarnOW announces that Ian.
giewitz had defeated the Russians under General
Schaska Sisky and captured considerable quaint
ties of war material.
lt i reported that the reply OF Austria TO the
French proposals y evaSire.
Tele.rAms from Cracow saw report eur
rent that Lrngiewitz had been put to flight and
his forces DISPERSED that he was 81 Opatawtz
and sought the consent of the Austrians to pass
through Gallacia, but was refused
Earthern works beng thrown around War
SAW. The inhabitants expected attack at
Easter
FHANoE-The Illness Paris correspondent
writes
The news from Cochin China is anything but
satisfactory. and reinforcementS are earnestly
asked for by the commandant of the French forces
General Forey Is making tbs ,, same demand
from Mexico, where 1t Is said o.uoo more men are
required
The coming elections cause much anxiety to
/ the Government
ITALY -Garibaldi's health causes renewed
anxiety.
The match has been concluded for the prize
fight between Heenan and King, for the champion
ship and I'll 900 aside The 9Th of December
has been liked upon the day for the combat.
LATEST
CRAc0w March 20.-The Insurgents raj
/ lying nj Nzlitz.
Pans. March 2O-Dispatches received at the
tla I.ataa Of
giewitz. The insurgents lost 400 killed and "a
taken prisoners.
4 telegram from Lemberg also confirms the
above.
LONDON. March - In the minority of Il in
the French Senate the names of several o.
the most intimate of the EmperOrs surounders
LOUISVILLE April AT Clark sville last nigh
the steamers Eclipse and Lizzie Martin were fire.
into below here on the Cumberland. Both es
capped. Several more boats are below.
The Lumnary is safe at Fort Donelson Th
gunboat St Clair engaged the enemy and Wa
crippled, but was repaired today at Fort Don
elson.
The Glasgow arrived with guns this evening
She was fired into at Harpith Shoals, aud the ri
lot aud several of her crew were slightly wounded
The Democrats correspondent says:
The Rebels under Van Dorm are attempting {,
flank Rosecrans on the left aud are crossing tn
river at Palmyra. The correspondent thinks Y al
Dorm has "A heavy supply of artillery, and appre
hends the movement is aimed against Kentucky
BosroS. April 3.-The cargo of the ship Sta
of Peace, which burned by the pirate Flori
ia, estimated to be worth half million, an
was insured for SlSS.2)
INV YORK, March IA New Orleans lette
says:
All the dwellings in Pensacola except Mallory
and Major Chase's burned. The soldier
seemed 10 think that the entire evacuation of th
place to the enemy intended, and many swor
they would burn the town. On Thursday moo
, fires made their appearance. and for three day
and nights the place filled with smoke an
flame. The officers tried to stop the work OF de
struction but seemed to have no influence owe
the men, even men placed 10 guard property sc
: it on fire Colonel Dyer. Commandant of tn
| Post, was almost distracted, and gave orders {
shoot persons caught setting the fires, but no on
5 executed them Finally the long roll was beate
/ and the men got into the Navy Yard and con
fined
MrRFREEsBoRo, April 81 is rumored that
number OF bridges are being constructed acros
e the Tennessee River above Florence TO connec
the Rebel armies of Tennessee and Mississippi.
Gen Rosecrans has approved the sentence o
deserters in Wood and Palmers divisions.
Col Lowe at Fort Donelson, telegraphs the
the enemy are apparently in force.
wAsHrxeros April "a special to the N