Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-21
Later from Europe-The Atlantic


Later from Europe-The Atlantic
Cable.
FA.rHxR PoISr, August 20. The steamship
Belgian which left Liverpool at one O'Clock,
10Th inst and Londonderry the next day, passed
this point last night Her dates are two DAYS
later than those BY the China and City of
Cork
The condition OF the Atlantic Gable remains
unchanged No news had been received of the
Great Eastern. The delay in her return
strengthens the impression that something has
happened to the tanks in which the Cable was
slowed. and it might have been necessary to
buoy the Gable until the tanks were made good
At an extraordinary meeting of the Atlantic
Cable Company. held in London, on thu 9Th, il
was resolved TO convert the preference shares
into consolidated per cent preferential stock:
TO issue additional capital to the extent of
10000, to complete the present Cable, and
construct and lay down a second.
The Chairman, Hon. J. s. Wortey said he
had no information TO give the meeting but
hoped for reliable information in a day OF tao.
He said shareholders should be encouraged TO
persevere. The meeting was unanimous.
terrible tragedy had occurred in London A
man took three children TO lodge temporarily at
coffee house, and murdered them all 10 their
beds by suffocation The murderer had escaped
AUSTRIA PRUssIA-The Newe Friei
Presse, Of Vienna, says: Count Blanc, who had
proceeded to CASTOR TO resume negotiations with
Prussia relative to the Duchies, is to consider
Austris's concession of July 10Th as defuite and
Interchangeable Should Prussia insist on a strict
fulfIlment of the conditions she proposed last
February, Count Blame will decline
special telegram from Vienna to the Times
says: Count Blanc is the bearer of most pacific
dispatches Austria has concluded not to break
with Prussia, for the sake of the Duke OF
AuCusteuberg
The Spanish Ministers have under considera-
ton the state of affairs at ST. Domingo.
The following 10 summary by the City of
Baltimore:
The Atlantic Cable remains silent; nothing
further known and nothing expected till the
rival Of the Great Eastern, which is locked for
of the Irish coast at any moment. The late
tests from Vslentis, indicate that the fault is
LIS miles out, but it is thought the previous
tests, showing il at l $50 miles, are more likely
to be correct. IL is reported the Company were
about TO take i'm N edae steps to replace the lost
cable
The Daily News SAYS there 10 no prospect of
any further payments of dividends or the prin-
cpal of the Confederate Loan.
The Times highly culogizes General Sherman
for his modest speech at St. Louis.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce has
memoralized the Postmaster General for r.
Cunard steamer to sail on Fridays instead of
Saturdays
Queen Victoria has gone to Germany.
The correspondent of the London Siar SAYS:
The popular subscription of 10 centimes 70.
gold medal for Mrs Lincoln is still progressing
There were % 900 subscriptions, and Com.
mittee appointed to raise the number to 100 900
Ii /. rumored that reinforcements to the
tent OF 5000 troops we're on the point Of being
sent to Mexico, 1900 from France and 1000
from Algiers.
The illness OF the King of Spain had assumed
a more serious aspect.
New propositions from Prussia TO Austria, ia
relation to Schleswig Holstein were under con-
sideration, and il reported that If they fail,
Austria will at once urge the Federal Diet to
recognize Augustenberg as q sovereign Duchy.
The cholera was stiR spreading At CONSTANT
NOBLE.