Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
LOSS OF "A STEAMER.
Later from Europe.

FAgrHrR Posr, July 23--The steame,
| Peruviso, from Liverpool on the morning OF the
18TH via Crseneastle on the Nth, passed here Al
an carly hour. fo
The elections commenced Oh tho llih. lOl
members we're returned Oh thai day, OF whom
80 were CONSERVATIVES and IL Liberals
The contest was 10 favorable to the Liberals
that the indications are Palmerstou would have
ali increased majority in tho new House
The Conservative journals were not dishesrt.
ened by the first days proceeding,. but hopeful
OF success
The London aud metropolitan borouybs
tsrnsd in ali 10 Liberals. including j. Stuart
Mill. The author. Sir Chas Bright, the electri
elan, and Baron Rothschilds.
Tho numerous other contests were progressiue
when the City OF London lett
The eonsie, d.. Pritchard Confessed he poison
Cd his wife
The l., France denies the rumor OF nerot,.
tions for European Congress
The lie Mouiteur is silent on the subject.
Tho Spanish Government has notified the
Pope OF is recognition OF the Kingdom OF
Italy.
The Paaa Ministry declined to attend ban.
quet at tho Mexican Embassy IL il reported
the Embassy will shortly be Withdrawn from
Rome telegram IL reported announcing that
the Pope has excommunicatcd Macmillan
Oh American
affairs has beer published IL shows that Enr
lsnd aud france acted IN CONCERT, and that con
cessioLs to Confederate vessels. allowing then
To be disaTmed aud sold in neutral ports orei-
mated with Drouyn DE LHays Earl Russell
agreed to the proposition, but pointed out that
the cruisers OF the defunct government NIGH, be
claimed as public property by the United States.
but that such claims must TO decided in the Old
Courts Of law.
In answer to Sir Frank Bruce, Earl Russell
gives the opinion that in case Of the Eta or Re
trbuion. the vessels wero lawfully and rightiulIy
coDdspned. Oh the ground that bsgerent
could not DO transferred during war.
lu another dispatch Earl Russell replies To Mr.
Stewards note on cessation OF belligereni rights.
He regrets that his explanations were not accep-
table tn the United States Government, aud Az
duces arguments ID favor OF England's course
he trusts that these additional explanations will
prove favorable 10 the establishment of lasting
friendship between the two nations
II is stated the steamer Beatrice, late Kappa
hammock, was 0veihaulei by the Sacramento be-
fore reaching Liverpool. but WAS permitted to
proceed
Additional details OF the burning oil the ship
W ~ n eson were published Captain Leoni
was among the forty four saved by the steam er
Lafayette. Another boat containing thirty seven
persons it 10 expected picked up, but the re-
naming 4O0 passengers on board doubtless
persisted.
GREAT BEIrAIN.-It is finally settled that the
Great Eastern leaves the Nord early on the 18th,
aud Yalentia aboct The 18th
Telegraphic communication with India re-
mains suspended. Ii is believed that there is a
fault or break in the Persian Gulf Cable
The English political news entirely centered In
Parliamentary elections. Returns to the 18th
show lS4 Liberals to l02 Conservatives The
Liberals hsd lest eighteen and gained twenty
four, 50 indications continue that the Govern
ment will have an increased strength 10 the new
Parliament. -Four members OF tbs Administra-
tien had been defeated viz: Lord Barring. in
Dover; Colonel White, at Kidderminster; Lord
Pagot a; Litchfeld. and Mr +. Pellot, at Barry.