Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-15
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, Sept l4.-The steamship Asia, Cap
tain Noodle, from Liverpool at 4 O'Clock z. NJ
on the ID, via Queenstown on the 30, arrived
here at O'Clock this morning. Her dates are
two days later than those already received She
has % passengers for this port and 9s for Bos-
ton.
The steamship City Of Dublin lief, Liverpool
for New \ ork simultaneously with the Asia
The directors OF the Atlantic telegraph have
unanimously accepted the offer Of the Telegraph
Construction Company to manufacture and Law
down new cable and complete the present ore,
% as to have two perfect cables between Ireland
and Newfoundland next summer. The manu-
facture Of the new cable has been commenced.
and the work ia being done with the utmost
care.
Cap.aia James Anderson received an offer
from tbs Telegraph Construction Company for
the Great Eastern for five Years in having cables,
which he accepted
Cyrus W. Field sails for New York in the
steamship Australian on the 9th inst.
GREAT BRIAN 1t is said ia consequences OF
the spread OF Fenianisn. the number of regiments
in the South of Ireland are to be increased
The report that Mr. Bright is TO visit America
official invitation il pronounced without foun-
da,ion
The Board OF Trade returns for July show
a continued slight falling off in British exports as
compared with 1864
The fete at Portsmouth, ia homer OF the French
fleet. progressed in mos, splendid manner, and
concluded on the lst inst, The weather was Ell
ceedIngly 6ne aud everything passed OF in a
most happy manner. Bauqueis, reviews, balls
and Examinations followed ore after another
and all were alike brilliant and successful. The
reception accorded to the French officers by the
English people was exceedingly warm and en-
thusiastic.
At banquet. given by the Dcke of Somerset.
in behalf OF England, and NJ. Chassalorept, in
behalf oil France, earnest desire was expressed
that the two nations might ever live in peace
aud N terms OF the most cordial friendship and
good will This exchange of national hospitali-
ties between France and England is pronounced
a memorable episode not only in the history Of
these two great Powers, but even of the civilized
world. and is universally regarded with satisfae.
ton throughout England.
The crop estimates claim much attention, and
a leading authority, in the London Times, sums
up bis estimates throughout the country as fol-
lows: Wheat will yield twenty-six bushels per
acre, or four below the average oats, thirty four
bushels per acre or fourteen below the average
peas and beans will WELD their average crop;
potatoes will yield unusually well; hay will give
an average crop; pastursge is singularly abun-
dant.
FRANcE.-Count " aliinski rendered his resig-
nation as Senator, and it was accepted.
The Emperor has received NJ Nov, the new
Spanish NIB isssdor. He said he attached great
value to seeing France and Spain advancing to-
gether, and the French Government would al
ways be found ready to strengthen the bonds
which unite the two countries
The Paris Palrie says: The French Imperial
Government and all the precedents OF its policy
compel it to refuse its appreciation to the Aus
TRAN PruSs an compact Caster. What he o
predominated in the arrangement sanctioned at
Salisbury has been of the strongest interest, end
the annexation OF Nuremberg to Prussia raises
another constitutional question.
The Empress Eugenis had arrived at Fon-
taneblue with the ladies who were injured at
Neuischate
The returns of the Bank of France show a re
ductiOn ia cash of about q million and bali of
francs and great increase in discounts
PoRTUGAL-The new Ministry is no; vet
founded
IL is officially announced in Cortes that Prince
Amadecces did not visit Lisbon to represent Vic
tor En- 4nuel at the baptism of the infant Prince
The Cortes has granted the King leave to go
abroad He and the Queen will visit Italy, with
Don Fernando, acting as Regent in the interim
Such event being unprecedented, has excited
public surprise.
The new Cabinet mas formed under the Pfesl
dency of Vie Council De Castro.
Brazil The mails have been forwarded by
the Asia Commercial news have already been
published
The WAL between Paraguay and the Argen-
tine Republic shows no signs of termination
The Paragraphs had retarded military opera
tons but hostililieS were about 10 commence on
all imposing scale Large armies were being
raised by volunteers aud couscrption.