Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

New YoRK, Aoril THE steamship China
from Liverpool on the 25th. via q ieeustown on
the 26th. has arrived here with three days later
adyces.
Intle House of Lords Russell laid on the
table hcaiiOn from Mr. Adams Of the inten-
rion of the American government 10 terminate
the r. c prociiy trestr, and s-kins convention
relaf : 10 a-ael force on the likes, "a d
treats would terminate tweye months from the
q ~ the recei;t OF the rotice was ackno sledgei.
He admired 'hs, The acts committed on the lakes
full, iu-fifed the Amefi an government ih the
steps taken VI ih regard tO the reciprocity treaty.
He trusted u mig ht be renewed with certain med
i6caro, >; sl-o trAt arrs, g~uen's be made t'r =
mired srmam.nt for poll vice on the lakes
He trusted the present p,rifc relations between
the two governments might continue. and trusted
nnihiDg would be do,e in England 20 interrupt
them. He however. regretted that speeches had
been N ide ia the CBmmOn- calculated 10 excite
an untsvorahle iee.irg In America. snd conclud.
ed nv declaring that England had not acted
wrongful lv in sny Say tOwsrds America, and re-
iteratirg his hopes for continued peacs. He
sid Sir F uce the minister. would sail
S,urdsv. and ne beloved the dignity and honor
Of the country would be safe in hi hands
In the Commons the rquis at Harrington
moved a vote for he fprtifc.iOns. including
.E5D 900 ~ a part Of f200 900 required for Que
nl,ined that The total estimste SOr Quebec forii-
fca'ions was E200.00O.
IL was necessary, now that the United States
had become great military power. TO place
Canada i'm a state of defense, although the gov
ernment had not the slightest expectation that
the United States contemDlated al attack Bert
sick objected TO the government scheme, and
moved the omission of the item for Quebec from
the estimates
L. Of 10 Iaho Al -
Gen Peel, A 'derly. De Israeli, Lord Bury, Cord
we'll. and others Who supported the vote
Bright and PAlmerston were the principal
speakers against the measure.
Pamers,on denied tina, there was any danger
of war with America Our relations were
friendly Government simply proceeded sccord-
ing to the practice of all countries.
The amendment rejected By vote Of 275
TO 4
Continental politics are unimportant.
The weekly returns of the bank of England
show an increase of bullion OF f426 37s No,
outstanding this increase. there had been no
change in the banks rate Of discount, hich re-
msined at ~ per cent
Mr.. klphoLz Gilbert. dealer in London stock
exchange had proved tn be defauter 10 the ex
tent of nesily fl0O00 under. it is said, very
dsreputsble circumstances He hzd lef, the
country.
CALcUTrA, dafch le-impofte are weaker sDd
ireieh,s 6rmer
The la'est ness Via Queenstown sud London
26th ssys:
Pari- advice- sts,e that the Stonev AL
quilted France on the 2l.t. accompanies u sea
by a Sosnsh frigste The u 5. irigates Meg
ara and 5 S,crsmen'o Immediately followed The
expectation Of fight cused immense excite
ment among the Spanish population. but the
StoneNaii, apparently hnding no chance of ca
cspe. returned 20 Liverpool on the 26,h Of
March
London letters Of last ,gh, stale on good ac-
th"rty that the rebel protested drafts will be
paid to morrow
P,Rls. VI lrch 26 -B1u7se 6rm Rents closed
al 61i 35c
rhe cotton sales in Liverpool To dsy we're l.
O00 biles. including | lmO h,le' TO spectators
and exporters The market closed dull and
changed