Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-30

s. Consul At BrsDdi.i. Italy, dated Angus 30,
GAYS The Asistc cholera has made irs appear
ance on the Adristic coast Of the Italian peoin-
sula sPd at the time Of vTitiag sssned e Be
spreading ia al direttioass 81 IA 80 r
The Consul "a Csssta nsinople says. under date
Of .Aasuss 40. THAI Vie rsvsss>Df she shsisrs n
that e.fy has almost entirely ceased ~
PATNAsrKR GKsKaALs cIRcULAa. "A
The Paymasle.s General has issued circular
cautioning Paymssters 20 guard carefully against
attempts. now extensively prevalsni, 20 pass
forged discharge papers. De has issued such or.
ders will bsfis ne attempts At fraud. both
upon soldiers and sac Geysrnmsht..s .'af u d
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The third volume OF the diplomatic CORES
pondence. which accompanied the Presidents
Message at the Second Sesssoa Of the late Ces-
gress. hasju been issued from the Gevernnent
Printing Bureau. snd cottaius 6Ov pages Much
Of ice interest has bssn lost 10 the delay Of PED
lication. The correspondence with France com
mences as far back as November, 1863. and IL
on the subjects OF the equipment eft eslligsrsnt
vessels 10 neutral ports, affairs in Mexico, the
cases Of the Rsppahanneck, Georgia AID FLORIDA.
the iron-ciads at Birkinhead. the miiisAry sisua.
ton. rumored projects of Intervention, &c.
It appears from one Of many Letters written OF
Ar. Dayton to Mr Seward, and is dated Decem-
Der, lc6J, the British Government informed
Mr., Drouien Del Hnyes that American vessel
bad been taken by the Confederatee a. . prize
and sold " an Englishman; that after this she
had been retaken BY one of our Own ships. and
that, therefore, Mr.. Seward refused to recognize
the British title, coming. as IL did through 4
Confederate source. The English Government.
therefore, resolved that il would not recognize
the right of the United States Government to
make prize of Confederate vessels. and il sub
mtted the proposition TO the French Govern
mens. The French Minister made reply that he
did not know what course bis Govern spt would
take In such an event, and he didn't wish to a.
ticpste. -- r.,
Secretary Seward in letter to Mr.. Dayron
said he was very thankful the French Govern
ment declined the proposition. the insurgents
bad never made lawful prize, and never law
fully condemned prize, snd be hszsreed little in
saying that under no circu instances was the Gov
eminent Of the United States likely to recognize
any captures. fIssfnoEr e.f
In a letter to Mr. Dayton, the Secretary of
State said be was authorized to approve OF the
renewed remonstrances to the French Govern
ment concerning the prosecution Of the work on
the rams which were built in French ports, and
the Inequalities extended to the Florida and the
Rsppahannock; and, be added, for all the losses
and damages which the Government and citisen.
sustained by the depredstions of the vessels in
question, the United States, as they believe,
justly hold the Governments of countries, ON
which they proceeded. responsible whenever they
have been duly forewaned
Mr. Dayton in letter dated March rs. 1864.
informed Mr. Seward that M. Drouin Del
Hnyes assured him that France could not take
Texas as gift, even if it was accomp ,nied with
handsome dowry, besides that, che does not
want it aud would not haveit
SECRETARY kccrLLoca.
Secretary McCulloch will leave Washington
to morrow evening for bis home in Indians
APPOINTMENTS.
The President has appointed Geo. W. Cham
berain United States District Attorney for the
District of Colorado, aud Alexander Magruder
United States Marshal for the District OF Florid..