Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-25
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caused fresh representations 10 be made for
claims connected With the pirate Aiaba na dep
relations. Ii says the case remains as Mr. Lin
coin left IL.
The news BY the Persia only strengthens the
conviction now universal, that the rebellion il
over
The reoel loan i quoted at l26l4
In the House of Commons on the llth the
question as to whether the Government had re
solved to withdraw the belligerent rights from
the South. Of which notice bad been given BY
Mr.. White, was not put
The Morning Star assumes, Mr White having
been requested TO postpone his question. that
question is under the consideration of the Cabinet
and observes: Although the withdrawal OF the
bslligerent rights is no mere sentimental action,
the effect would be the shutting of Australian ports
to the Shenandoah, and those Of the West Indies
to the Stonewall-the two privateers now afoat.
Ii would tend TO expedate the period when the
Government of the Union will raise the blockade
and permit free intercourse with the Southern
States.
The Morning Post, in editorial on the same
says, Mr.. White postponed bis question 10 the
absence OF Lord Palmerston. but it Is unques
tionably one TO which an answer must be speedily
given.
The Post says. it is impossible 10 avoid the
conclusion that the Confederate Government has
ceased to exist. The South ceases to be belig
eren. when il no longer possesses the means of
prosecuting the war, and il has already made
admission to that effect in the original conven
ton between Johnston and Sherman. No cause
Tor complaint will be given II neutral powers
endorse the confession
The Daily News notices, as among the most
pleasing features Of the recent intelligence from
America. the improved feeling of citizens of the
United States towards England. There are evil
deuces OF this on every hand. but are especially
visible in she altered tone of their most represent
alive newspapers IL claims that circumstances
have not improved the situation and temper Of
our citizens, but contributed TO place the English
character in different and truer light in opposi-
ton 10 them
The rning Herald gives rumors that Sir F.
Bruce complains Of the difficulty of maintaining
iendly relations with the Washington Govern
ment, and NJ. Adams has presented claims for
losses by the Alabama
The Daily News of the 18th. referring to the
above statement by the Herald, says:
Most persons are aware that the Government
Of the United States considers that il has claims
upon EOglsnd for damages done by the Alabama
and that our own Government is of the contrary
opinion. The question will come up for adjust
ment some day in the ordinary manner and We
don't know why il might not-be considered nov
as at any other time. As a matter OF fact, how T.
ever. President Johnson has done nothing The
question at this moment stands where Lincoln
left IT,
The depredAtions of the Shenandoah Valley
have also been made the subject of considers-
ton 10y the Government. Those representations
were made by order from Mr.. Lincoln. and far
from being of an unfriendly nature They were
brought out more plainly than before by the ami
cable disposition of both Governments
IL is hoped that Mr.. Seward will SOON be re
stored to the duties OF his department, and he
will find these claims on England in the situation
in which he left them, President Johnson having
reserved them for his treatment
Parliamentary proceedings were unimportant
Lord Palmerston's health vas improving. but he
continues weak and abstains from parlia mentary
duties
Messrs Hankey Brothers, merchants. in
Liverpool, have suspended, it is believed, for
heavy amount A large failure is also reported
in Hsvre, IN connection with the cotton trade.
The name Is not mentioned.
AT meeting of the Telegraph Construction
and Maintenance Company, late Glass, Elliott
4 Co who are the manufacturers of the Allan
TIC cable some interesting statements we're made
to the progress OF the work. ard great conf
dence expressed in it, success The cable
was expected to be completed in another fort
night. and all along the side Of the Great East
ern by the end Of May.
The Great Eastern goes to sea under most ia
vorable auspices, her commander, Captain o.
born, of the China, having been permitted by
the Cunard Company 10 select his orn crew.
Munich letter mentions the death of Frank
lin Webster. the American Consul to that city
FRANCE The weekly returns of the Bank OF
France, show an increase of 9 000,000f.
The Paris corresp ondent of the Morning Post
says. the death OF President Lincoln has revived
the political spirit of Democratic France in the
larger towns.
The Journal de Llboire had opened ten cen
time subscription for medal to be presented to
Mrs. Lincoln, with Democratic inscription
The Bourse is fat at 6566Sf
lTALY.-The King left Turin on the / lth inst,
for Florence
It is stated Austria has declined the PROPOSE
tons Of Prussia that both Powers should euter
into separate negotiations with the Federal Gov
eminent, in the Schlesswg Holstein question
Austria considering neither proposition admis
sable