Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-05
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Foreign News.

INV YORK, April 4.-The steamer City OF
London left Liverpool she 23d, via Queenstown
the oath March. arrived TO. day:
The New York correspondent Of the London
Star says that the American Government will
surrender the bark Saxon. which was seized by
the bark Vanderbilt
The Times editorial on American affairs sees
no advantage Tor either side. aud no foreshadow.
ing of the end Only one thing is certain: there
will be no Observation-Disclosures will work out
the result within Itself.
Within week, Garribaldi was expected TO
land at Southampton.
The London Morning Herald saws, that unless
Napoleon and Macmillan recognize the South.
the establishment of a Mexican Empire will be
fruItless; a humiliation 90 all concerned
Copenhagen journals of opinion that Dem
mark will not accede TO an armistice. entertain
the surrender of Dppel, or consen. to the pres
ent position of affairs being the basis for a sus-
pension of hOstilties
1t is believed that Napoleon is much gratifed
by the recent expression of public sentiment in
England
PORTLAND, April 4-The steamer Hibernian
from Liverpool 24th, via Londonderry 25th has
arrived
The Germans have abandoned the siege of
Frederick.
The pirate Florida arrived at Tenneriffe on the
9TH and sailed on the 9th
The United States ship ST. Louis reached San
ia Cruze on the 5th.
MaximliAn embarks for Mexico on the 18th
No business was doing on the 25th, being good
Friday.
dead
The Danish Reyosdoag closed on Tuesday.
The King SAID are still alone, aud know not
how long Europe will look upon acts of violence
perpetrated against us We are ready to do any.
thing that will establish peace. but tire time is
still distant when we shall submit TO humiliating
peace.
LONDON, March "a Confederate loan 53@54.
The Times has telegram from Vienna stating
that the conference proposed by England. without
a declared basis or armstice, is accepted by
Austria and Prussia
The territorial integrity of the Danish monar-
civ, under the present dynasty, will be main
tanned
The conference meets at once.
The Globe SAYS the Emperor Maximilian will
adopt policy of strict neutrality towards the
Confederate States.
The Government at W Washington has not agreed
to send accredited envoy to Mexico without
conditions.
The disturbances in Perth. Hungary, appear to
have been serious Fourteen persons of the
of arms seized.
The following is summary of the news sent
out by the steamer Hecla. from Liverpool the
22d ult:
-Four new paddle wheel steamers, built of steel
and Of great speed, are ready to leave Liverpool
to run the blockade
The pirates of the schooner Goerty were again
remanded, by the magistrates order, TO allow the
prisoners opportunity TO consult superior
courts. The Judge of the Assizes 1T Liverpool
refused to interfere
Macmillan would officially receive the Mexi-
can deputies on Easter Sunday. A Minister was
then to be appointed to countersign the acts of
the new Emperor
The Globe says the policy of the new Emperor
will be strictly neutral He will not recognize
the Southern Confedracv.
Sdell had been refused an interview with the
Archduke while at Paris