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

FaxrHEH PorSr, oc, s.-Ths Steamer North
American from Liverpool 2sth ult and London
dsrry the 18th, arrived. Il
The Psrsguaysns have again been defeated BY
the allies.
The arrest Of Fsnlans continued ~
The Cork Examiner gives q report that {.
Commission will shortly be convened to tfy the
Fenian prisoners, on the charge OF high treason
Fenianism 10 said to have been discovered
among the Irish residents In London. The po-
lice we're keeping a strict watch over them
The Rev. Channsnng had been lecturing in
Liverpool on the freedmen Of America, whose
future, be csptsnded, promised the most encour-
aging results.
The Asistis cholera being at Southampton is
disputed, but IL Is reported that the yellow fever
bad appeared there. The Government has sent
CON mission there TO inquire into IT, The
weather continued intensely hot for the season
in England, but there were indications OF a
change, when the North American sailed
FRAxcr-Ths Moniteur, In speaking of the
reported speedy evacuation " Rome, SAYS: No
doubt should exist relative TO the intentions of
the French Government. Sc soon az France
shall consider the proper momeat TO have arrived,
she will, 10 compliance With the Ponsifeal Gov.
ernment. adopt The necessary measures for the
commencement Of the evacuation, so the with.
draual Of tie French troops may be completed
in a month.
The official Dublin Gazette Of the 18th con-
talnss proclamation disarming several Baronets
in Tippsrsry, Limerick and Waterford counties.
The London Times suggests that the Prince
Of Wales should Wei! Ireland occasionally, and
points out that the royal family have passed
more tune on the Continent thai In tho sister
kingdoms.
The Tines correspondent, in America repre-
scents the Fenisns as mastering ever 300 900
men 10 America.
The Philadelphia correspondent OF the London
Times points out that President johnson has
taken a decided stand, and has thrown his pro-
section over the conquered Confederate States.
The Times has an editorial on this, aud ex.
presses tha belief that the lenient and generous
policy OF the President will in u few months
enable the Southern States 10 send Representa-
lives to Congress
liz Was stated tbs. ala effort was 10 be made by
the Confederate bondholdsrs TO induce the Stock
Exchange Committee to admit then 10 the privi-
lege Of quoting
The Countess do Paris had given birth 10
daughter. at wickenhsm. large number OF
the royal family OF France were present on the
occasion
Alderman Phillips. Who 10 Of tho Hebrew faith.
had been unanimously elected Mayor OF London.
The will OF the late Mr. Golden, executed the
day before bis death, had been sworn to As under
Es,oO0.
A writer in the Times reports that tho gold
fields OF Nova Scotia. il properly worked, would
equal those of Australia
IL il reported that the Empress Eugene has
published little pamphlet on Mexico, tor circu-
htion among her friends, called Mexico from n
Proyidental Point OF View"
AusrR..-Thc resignation of Baron Beach.
the Austrian ambassador at the Papal CouIt. is
confirmed
lrALr.-Ata recent Consistory. the Pope in
his ALLEGATION, is reported 10 have spoken against
ssets ia general. and Free Masonry in particular,
and to have csnsured the sovereigns who pre-
,ecied them la connection with this subject, ne
advertsd 70 tue obsequies Of Marshal Msngend
ia Paris
TpRKEr The Pail Nail Gazette SAYS: IL is
generally believed at Consian,inople that a polit-
icsl catastrophe is Impending in the Dominican
principallties, and Turkey is prepared 10 be first
IN the field IN case Of Intervention.
Abner Pascha. who commands the First Corps
de Armie a, Shunia has been ordered to be
ready To march Is. 900 men across the Dan abe at
"a hours notice.