Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30

H4IuAI. March 2s-The ASA. fou LIVER
pool on the 18th. and @ 'ee's''' % ''s i''a'
arrived this morning. ,,-,
The Presidents inaugural il Tx A'1-
Cd as satisfactory
A French paper says Preside. -O''" =
about 10 recoguizs Mexico ho-o..,
Rebel drafts Oh Liverpool are dis soIIH~;.. :.
me Owl. rebel sheet, gives the nthority Of =
sal 20 Diairs mission, on the ius, arrived
member oil the confederate congress mation. from
10 England. who received the infor -. -
secretary Benjamin in the following sr,s pee,
Ine OBJECT Of the mission was to ashe rece;ve "A
Davis that hIs commissioners would Re foIIow
at " ashington to open nego,ions on
ing basis: a..;,.s
All questions IN dispute to be left istiee 10
ana considered az open questions: an arm nsive
be granted and league, offensive and de-
DC made 10 drive the French on, Of Mexico
HF LATEST.
MELsoURsz, Jan. 25-The captain of the
Shenandoah has formally requested leave OF Sir
Ohsries Darling TO lana his prisoners and take
ca coal, aud repair bis nschner, He PROMISED
10 observe neutrality aud get TO sea Is quickly a.
possible
ne application IS under consideration bv the
governor and executive committee
Si1 vessels were due there in the course Of a
few weeks from New York and Boston. hint
merchants said they were likely TO be under the
English or Dutch flag.
De parliamentary paper shows that the
french ana English government have sent in
s'ructions to their naval commanders on South
American station. They are required to use
every friendly effort to secure the free navigation
Oh rivers, Dat not to use force without reference
| 10 the government
Merchant vessels are warned against carving
munitions of war ~ belligerents
The Asia's dates are two DAYS later than the
! DsmsscGs
London paper reviews President Lincoln's
Inauguration, and saws il reveals his opinions
more completely than many verbose compost.
lions winch have proceeded from his former al
dresses
The Times admits that be has fulfilled the Gu
TIES "hich destiny imposes upon him with fra
ness and feeling of exhilaration at success Of
sanguine anticipations of coming prosperity Hi,
address appears 10 be intended to repress the
more sansuine expectations of the northern peo
pie, ana TO intimate 70 them that fresh exertions
ana service will be necessary for the attsii,men,
of their object
The failure Is reported of Thomas Sterling
blgoee merchant in London, with liabilities OF
about l1O 900 pounds; also of Thrustal L Co
OF hull aud Bombay with liabilities OF from 300
900 to 1000 pounds.
4ncse iaIiufes are salu 10 nave been chief "
caused by losses in blockade running ~ rebel
ports
/ Similar rurnorS are sfiOat to other firms
ID II. Lewis, merchant of London. has sns
pended.
Drafts Tor large amounts by the confederate
government at Richmond on the financial agents
at Liverpool, Frazier, Tenholm & Co., were, af
ter several days delay. refused acceptance ard al
lowed 10 be protested. One draft alone amount,
ed to f27 600
In parliament, Gregory gave notice that be
should, at an early day, ascertain what step.
government had taken to protect property o.
Biitish subjects in the confederate states pre-ou:
TO the closing Of the war