Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31
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NEW IoRK, January 30.-The Tribune has
leading article on a recognition intrigue. in
which it Saws il has obtained "A clue to the Euro
pean complot, whetefrom the slave holding reb-
els are comforting themselves with the hopes oil
powerful and speedy aid to their sinking cause
Its outline IL at its early stage OF rebellion. JEFF
Davis sent Roman Catholic Bishop Lynch. oil
South Carolina. TO Europe to search for 81 npa
ihizers and allies, but to make some focus OF or
~erations. Ii was not difficult for him to convince
the master spirits of European reaction. The
slave holders OF the rebellion were identical In
spirit with their cause. and enlisted their sy mpa
thies; but Bishop Lynch went further, and az
sures the Catholic church that its expansion aud
predominance throughout the hemisphere would
be acquired by the triumph of the rebels. In
Difference TO these representations, a social lea que
OF Roman Catholics in the powers of France,
Spain and Austria, under the guidance Of the
pope, has been formed, pledged to recognize the
confederates after the 4th of March, on the
ground that they did not take part in the presi-
dental election.
The Tribune also learns that the rebels aniici-
pate a fresh assault upon Richmond in case they
are not able to hold il. They will burn it to the
ground, to show Charleston that they would rath-
er be e1terminsted than subjugsted.
The Times Savannah correspondence of the
18th says.
The last OF SheTman's army leaves Savannah
to morrow.
The lst and ID divisions of the Doth corps
were At Hardeesville, 5 C when last heard
from.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says.
The navy department has received confrmato-
~ intelligence that a telegraph wire was discov-
cred after the explosion OF Fort Fisher, leading
across Cape Fear river, and about two miles into
the rebel lines.
There is little doubt the magazine was pur-
posely exploded by the rebels.
All peace negotiations with Richmond are
no" very Thoroughly exploded. though negotia-
tons are expected from other quarters. perhaps
by proclamation of the governors of Georgis
and North Carolina.
IL is stated that the object OF Stanton's visit to
Savannah wss purity to advise with Sherman
tho! If the rebels should propose terms OF peace,
to hold himself in readiness, in behalf of bis
government, to accept them.
1t is also stated that the passport order is to be
rescinded. so far az Csuada is concerned, but it
will be continued as regards Nova Scotia.
A Washington special says the government has
| received information of the plans Of the French
in col0nizisg Sonora, and Gen. Sickles was sent
to the Pacific coast to watch their movements.
Secretary Stanton's report has been withheld,
at the request Of Gen. Grant.
The Posts Washington special says the sub
committee of ways and means, have submitted
part If the new tax bill to the whole committee.
Almost ali the list of taxes il increased by
this bill.
The enrolment bill now before the Senate
military committee, gives permission to obtain
substitutes from among persons enrolled on the
provost marshal's books
A rumor is in circulation this morning that two
peace commissioners had an interview with Gen.
Grant TO day. and will reach Washington to-mor-
row.