Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4651, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1865 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL. TüäSUAT MOKMNO, SEPTEMBER 13.

Books, Pamphlets. Cards, Checks, Circulars, Blanks, Bill Heads, Bills Lading, Ac. Ac, Ac Dne pramptljrat thla Of fieo, In the lloos iif 1 ' first quälltwvYaperSt and ot Lerur Prlrs. " u v a fail. ' C I T Y 17 EMS, tTTbe price of ihe Daily Sentinel, cootiinins; all tie latest news and Telegraphic D. patch w, is only Twenty Cents a Week, delivered by tbe Carriers in any part of the City. tf 3JTatrday tbe mercury fell to GS decree ia tbe middle ef. ihe day. The cbaage, was for tba better, and wa appreciated by everybody. a li At the reeeptien yesterday. Got. y or ton, Geoeral Wasbbarae, Major Geaeral Grose, Col. Brady, Delaoa R. Vfilliamsoo, and eld Lozitr were the speakers. 57Yesterdav tbe examination of witnesses in the abortion case of Dr. Fell was concluded, acd tie argument of couüsel heard. Tbe Mayor will ire bis verdict In tbe case this morning. KT" A. meeticr; of tbe Board of Count? Commissioners will be beld on the 14th of October next. Persons that watt to apply for license at tbat session will be in time to bare their notices published ia the weekly Sentieel of bext Monday. GT We are told by a wholesale dealer, just from tbe East, that there is no class ef Ood so scarce ia the market as bats. It is impossible to get them in Urge quantities, at any of the manufactories, and tba jobbing houses hare been entirely stripped of them. li? .The Board of Coouty Commissioners yesterday granted licenses to il artin M. Tarr and John Crabby, to retail liquor, and an appeal was filed in both cases, to the Marion Circuit Court. No other business ot interest was transacted. Tbe Board expect to adjourn at noon to day. nrWilgus' Daily Market, corner of Ohio and llliuoia atreets, has one of the taoat conr plete groceries in the city. At the present time be ha a Urge stock of canned fruits, which be is wholesaling to families on the most favorable terms. Persons may get excellent canned fruit, which ke has brought frou Baltimore, much cheaper than they can put them up here. Also, a full supply ot other fruits, vegetable.-), groceries and meats. . . . Solmek Delgoed. TesterJay a soldier i.anoed Henry C. Brown, a member of Company C, Eizbteeulb Indiana, was drugged with beer until he was nearly killeJ. He bad twelve fits in tbe c ourse of an hour , and it ia altogether likely he will dia from tbe effects. The ssloou where the beer was obtained was told us, but in the absence of positive, proof we witbold it at prefect rear were enterluned tbat the exaspe rated soldiers would take summary vengaance. LT"Tbe Germau Sharpshooters had a celebra tion vesterday, to try their skill as aarkmen Tbey marched through tbe city, to the oumter of about forty, beaded by a brass band, going to toe farm of Mr. Ott, where they commenced their target exercises about two o'clock. We are in formed that tbe delegations were not as full as bad been expected, and the performances were not very satisfactory. Tbey will be continued to-day, when more delegations are expected to arrive. KT List of lots soil ia the Crown Hill Cera tery, eince the last report: Ueory W. Fenoemao, $30 00; William Martin, $150 00; Bsonstt ßryao, $30 00; A. (). Willard. $100 00; Samuel Canby. $30 00; Miltred De Pew, $30 00; Nathaniel Csrpenter. $G0 00; 0. F. Schmiedt. $370 00; D. M. and V. A. Davidaen, $784 00; Radolph Frauer. $30 00; Lewia Jordan, $500 00; Robert Browning, $J10 00; Eiward King, $dl5 00; John C. New. $750 00; Uottleib Scheubner. $100 00; Daniel . Mann, $30 00; Daniel W. Carlisle, $500 00. Ma er the times. Give us a man who is op to the epririt of tbe age an active man, oat -who baa a steam engine iu him. a man of quick !deas and quick motions. Away with jour dull, laxj, plodding, inailgate man, who performs in a day tbe work of only an hour. "Go ahead," ia the true motto. Thia is an ag9 of railways, steam and telegraph ad age until for plodding men and slow coaches. Think quick talk juick eat quick walk quick act quick. Fix jour eye upon an object an 1 cpriag at the mark at occe. Dou'l dally on tbe way aod linger aod lounge as if you were half way asleep. Up aad at it like a saspp'ng turtle. (XT The pita of renting the Wsihiagtou otroel front of the Court House square (or bui ue.s houses, for a term of uioety-nine yeure, is being discussed by the 0-urt House politicians. It is contended tbat it will yield enough rent to largely reduce the taxes (or county pursues, leaving enough room for tbe Court lloue aud couatj offieca, and aiJ to tbe buaiuess facilities of thtt portiou of the city. In our opinion, it would be used to tetter advantage by renting it cut iu this plan thn it uow is by Loo mis' Optra House, rent free. By the way, has Mr. Leo wis ever made a report of the receipts and disbursements in this wooden shanty investment? A tax payer at oure'.bow says tbe public have a right to know, as tbat Is public proper.?. aa eja eaw J'oLtca Mattees Yesterday was a busy day at t:.e Mayor's Court Ou rollcall of tbe jail list, about twentv five answered to their nam, came forward, put ia their pleas, and either paid their fines or returned to jail to pay the penslty Icr the': raisdeme mors Tbe rajstuf these lookid aa if they baJ spent but a poor niht in the lock-wp. Tippolt Afford, William Love!!, John MoCiaio, Lucas t'eters. Henry McCormick, Williasn bcualan, Albert Harding and Jeremiah Jenkins, paid an average Cne of $10 40 for intoxication. Some of türm are retarded soldiers, who have been lured into whisky shops by their frieuds and others, until, getting drunk, tbey fell into the bands of the police George D. Williams, Ejgeue Manahan, Sterben Murphy, Judsoa Hume, James Hawkins, Francis Goodojaa and Beijsmiu Ausley. wer each returned to the lock up, from teu to fiflreu days, bot baviag tbe aaouut by them to pay the fine for their intoxicatioa Josiab Cook plead guilty of associating with prostitutes, (or which he waa returned to jail for thirty days, ia defaalt of $16 40 to liquidate. Cel. Mow so was fiued $'J 40, and Edward C. Johnson $! 40, for disturbing the peace, whieb they paid. Rosa Woodworth, a highly lreed, but disconsolate looking aaael, was arnt to the lock up for thirty days. not having greer.backs enough on band to pay $16 70, for being a prostitute. Elias Siaitb, ou being brought to the bar, ao kuowleJied that she was a prostitute, and was tent to jail for thirty days, lor want of the money to pay her fioe. Elisa waa dressed iu men's clothes, and was culling a high old ewell at the Theatre when Ofr.-er Stevens happed to come across her, and took br in rharge. On Saturday, in our report we cat Michael Morr-.son to jail on the charge of bavit:g no card of friere in bis back. He was senteuced to jail, but paid bis fioe and costs wiisout being iu tbe Uck ee-; we therefore make the amende honorable, taking kirn out of limbe. The Proceedings of. the City t'ounrtl. Covrii CaavBra. t IsMawaroLis, Sept. I!?, lrC5 jj Council met Present the Mayor, and Messrs Alle, iioa, Brown. Coburn, Coüey. Ksnerses, Jlsaier, Oresveser. Kappes, Localis, McArthur, Statb nd Thosnpsen. PSTiTioxe. liy Mr. Brown, fer permissien far tbe owners af the Oriecial House to beild a cistera ia the alley aJjo'u.imng tleir premisss. Oraated. liy Mr. Staub, from property owners oa WiokUiU street. aklag thai pit grtMa be substi UteJ for liter gra?eMn imtro'Jrig aaii s'.rest. Laid oo the table. II. If Mmmm I. - ' j jh. -'-", livui prwpcny owners ou touin Ulm illrct, agatnitt tht Fain. er House

using the sidewalk as a public sewer, and tbe use of the gatter for tbe tarn purpoit. Referred to tbe Botrd ot public Improvement. This petition brought up a good deal of discussion on the condition of the gutters, donig which tbe Mayor said the beet way was for prepertyowters to file an iojanetien agaicst tbt bo'tela to restrain tbem from usieg the gutters ia this way. A petition was presented from C. L. Alvord,

for permission to change the I oratio a of a lasnp post, sou to place it m front of bis block. liefernd to Gil Committee. oaotMaxcas. Aa ordinance to erect lamp posts on Illinois street, from St. Clair atreet to tke Corporation line North. Read twice aad laid on the table. Mr. Brown offered an ordinance amending tke ordinance to authorize the Cilixeas' Street Railway to ase tke streets of tbe city, sa as to iaelude the National road street in the list of streets tc bt used by tbem, with other privileges This ordinance gives tbe Company the right to nie all tke streets now laid out, or that may hereafter be laid out, with single or double tracks, siJiags and switches. A motion was made to lay it oa the table, which did aol prevail. Ayes 10, a ay es 4. Tbe ordinance was referred to tbe committee on streets and alleys. or Mr. Ltoomis, lo purchase some settees for the lobby membri of tke Council. The ordinance passed, with loud cheers from the lobby. BsrotTS. Tbe Committee on Accounts and Claims pre seated aa ordinance appropriating $3,357 34, for various claims en u aerated. The ordinance was passed. Tbe Committee oa the Revision of Ordinances reported an ordinance to authorize tbe Cincinnati, Indianapolis aad Danville Railroad Cora pany to run a railroad track iato the city of Indianapolis, and prescribing the terms tbsreof. The ordinance provides for protecting tbe streets and drainage, and also to bring coal to the city from any statioo on their road at a very reasonable rate, Tbey shall also employ Aigen en on every street they cross. Tie ordiaatce was ordered to be printed. Tbe Civil Engineer submitted his report, esstracing a profile of McCarty street, and reports on various improvements. Tbe City Treasurer rerted the receipts aad disbursements for tke quarter ending September 12, as follows: Receipts. $1G,?93 06; expenditares. G.375 40; leaving a balance of $9,'J17 G3. Tbe report of the Treasurer from August 1 te September 12, shows the receipts to kava been $10,?s9 33; expenditures, $3,13 7C; balance, $?,: 3 63. We will publish this report in full, to-morrow. A number of motions were presented, when the Council adjourned. Itienal'a (ex Dorsj'e) Addreis te tlie Dorfe I the Vitj. Icojne a-'t here te bark. Tou krow too well Tke tery of tur dosj-doraa. We are muzzlf4 ! Th P'i'cemn r1ss te bis cour- an.t lite s oa An utiwuzzle! dori(I II Sit nl waits fer aae I'Doph kticatf J, nnmuild durg ! Wf are not a e usd to wait; Net suib a swept alooictLe streets la other esjs, in the full pride ef purp; (loriou drx-bood; but bjte, IgnoMe Porp, nowortbv or tbe narae of 1org f Wbo dare sot rreatbe tbe frenb of tieaveu air, I VfiM 'UtjMfred through a mutz'! Bat th! very Cay, my aeighbor'sderg thurs he tandn Wm fftrn k ttrttcl I He a Irg, t'j ooe Who wore tbe badge of the T'lice, Hecau, faroot, ke was not mauled, Hut lifted up kit voice in pitenu barki, Wbii atraca by tbt great rufllau I Be we dors;it anl u3er ach dishonor t Derfrs, and wa.h cot away tbe blow in btta t Have we forgotten bow t aet a toMhf I bal a brother onte a graclou dorg, A. bob-tailed dorj a terrier e wam't mttfiJt and In one skort Shake ef a doric'd tailt Tbat pretty, harmless cur wis !aln ! Then 1 barked vengeance! Rouse, ye 4ornl Kjui, ye purpai Hear nte, ye walls tbat circle in The oüice of the Indianapolis P'lice; Once aaln I bol. tbi infernal City hall be free Tor all dorg, unmuzzled or no, T ceme and go Wben they want to! ÜUHINEHM NÖTIGEM. DkuotSATs vr Indiana! In selling your produce, buying your goods, insuriug your property, or trui.pacting business of any kind in this city, be eure and examine tbe advertisements ia the column tf the Diily Sent'iLel, and do your buincs -xclucively with those houee that advertise in your paper. AM huines men who want the ps.frmni;e of Democrats will use the coiuuins of your paper to let their business be known those who don't want your patronage will nut reek it through the Column of the Sentinel. Remember this iti doing your Lnsineas in this city. - lAw tSTOae of the nicest snl most reliable Drug Storrs in our city i th "Capital Drug Store," on the corner of MAs.churtt avenue and Vermont street, atid wr cm tne ti l it to all in need of lueJiciue, fiuo m., perfumery, and fancy goodi. 13-1Ü Wamtku to Rkxt A comfortable Iiouao of seea to ten rooms, north of Wash: tig tou, and between Teitne-!ee atid New Jersey. lissesfoii wanted iu October. A careful tenant nsay be found by calling at No. 4 Alvord'e Block. South Meridian street. 14-3cih1 Noticc. Messrs. Hays & Koseuthal, wholesale clothiers. No. C4 aouth Meridian k'reet. will close their place of busine on Thursday, Friday aud SttuHsv, of this week, oo account of the Jewish Holiday. : . iy S Cook Wasted. tlrA clas female cook is wanted iu a restaurant in this city, to whom $30 alaouih wages will be given, li.qulie at tbi office. 18 3 JJiPec Dr. Win. Thomson's aivertiHcratnt on t!ie fourth page of to-day's paper. ju 'J5 tf. SPECIAL NOTICES. 1ST KO R M ORK Til A N T W EN TT Y KARS MATUKn' TKKKT1AN 11AIK DTK kas steod tke ten of tril, and I cvurtantly increatlnff Iu puthc faror. THK TKNKT1AN llAUt DYK is the t and ckeapent ia4e Its price Is ely ?& cent a, an4 eack bettle reotaias double tbe quantity of dje In thee sially soU or 1. TUISU.MK I'.TC i raaucfacturad Wy a prca'.iar pre cr, Lieb rcn.lrr It tuCnitrly upericr t ay dye la market, ft'lcg complete In one buttle, ae prsparatloa Is ro,n r.l, wklcb ureatl nloiplifirn tbe application. IK LSI Nil THIS DTK yoa a? old that bvstv, aa appearance Vy wLtcb dyed bir aud wbivkvr are readily recegaized, wkru au Inferior article bat beu aed, a it nrvdMcet a perfectly natural color ef any bade tbat It deired, frere a rice brown te a Jetty, Uatreua black, (bat will not wiut, crock, or taio tbs clwthlcg. Invest 75 cent and yea will be convinced. 9wld by all Drugg:tan4 Faccy Qeeds Dealers. A. 1. MATnitWS.Mauafactnrer. bKHl.i B.iKNf.S 4 CO. ew Tork, nkeleale Asecte aiylU -Jeedly THE INDIANAPOLIS I , 1 1 1 1 A X V I : VOH I A Y , 1 now permanent! erganiird and ready te lanae Fire FIio1es. Capital, $200,000. The Slocakolders of tbi Cosupsay cerarie seass ef ear mol repaibfe cttitena. Diiint'Toits: S A. rirrcaaa,9aM K.J.rtca. Vf. H.Tataorr, Aoiuo-a Joaaa, i.l. R.urn, OuaaTovsBT, A. K. Viktom, TaoaiasA. Moaais, TTtUJAM llascsaMS. OfUce at predentin tke Sickiae Fand BaiHing, corner of rennylaaia street aad Virginia avenoe. HTTbe paUonaie of tbe public i aeltcitea. Wa. HK.tDKKSON, ne.iJfH At-ai. C. Jaeaoji, Secretary. snayl-dly NOTICE. aL'ARTVRM AHTRKS, LIU K A ISO FIELD OFFICFRS Tff.rlcf from tke Veteran Service, either tj vmter ot or resignation, ran have all their paper, fitted up with cerrfciDe. ana di. patch at Col. Rake's Military Claire Ar'ncy, eppoVe Metropolitan Theater. Attntarv rablic Is tn the offe. dtf JOH5 W. PLAKK.

TelegrapMc ' Dispatches,

srosraa aifraaM rt atia ajli tTiTiiarniBi.. 3XIJ3 IVIGrHT REPORT. rr yt orailnsr liepert See Flrat raasre. THE TRIAL OF WIEZ. mi-rum rna.il jtiexico. BACK DOCUMENTS FOR THE SOUTH. RELEASE OF R. M. T. HUNTER. AFFAIRS IN THE SOUTH. THK FENIANS IN IRELAND. Ac. Ar , A c. The Itelease of ETla L'rged 'I lie 'lalm for the .Tioaiejr Captured with irie. Washihotox , Sept. 18 Judge Pases!, ef Texas aud other premicent citizens are Lere to urge the release of Jeff Davis. A train has been run from Phila. to Lynchburg without a rhanceof cars, a feat never ae ccomplibhed before. A special to the Herald, dateJ Waabiuston, the IStb, says: The claim hj tbe Richmond Bank to tLe treasure captured in Georgia with Jeff Dtvis, results on exceedingly unsatisfactory ground. There is little if any evidence that it was tbe property of the bank; it ii susceptible of proof that the money was removed from Richmond aa Confederate property, and a portion of it used to paj Johnston's troops. The Iteleaae af lliiuter-Detrcratleu off a C Lurch. New York, Sept. 18 The steamer AriadLe brines S.tvanuah dates to the lath. K M. T. Hunter, who hss been releaed from Fort Pulaski on Darole, is a passenger by the Ariadne, ou his way to his home in Virginia. The papers contain no uews beyoud the announcement of frequeut cases of highway robbery and the mysterious (.hooting of two neroc by a S(jud of unknown cavalrymen without the slightest provocation. The Republican chronicles acts of vauJ!iai to the St. Paul's Kpi?copl Church, ued by the Twenth-sixtb Mapchujeta Mann hospital. The de-cTtion was not discnveted until after tbe regiment lett for home, '.nd the Kcpublican does cot kt.o whether to eh.re it upon the members of the regiment or not. Alubnmit 4tute Convention. New Oilkak.', Sept. 16 Moutgoaasrj 15. The Times' special gives the proceedings of tbe Convention of yesterday as follows: Nothing of importaece except the anuoibcta.ci.t of stariding committees and a resolutiuu repudiating the State debt, facurred during tbe war, was offered to-dsj. The followicf reolution was introduced That tbe Convention adopt measuies neeessarv to resn.ie the State to its proper relatieas with the Government of the United Sutes. It is not deemed expedient until next session to make a cbsjifein the Oocsiitution of the State, except by the adoption of an ordinance repealing the ordinance of ?ei eion. eitrttier front Tlrxlco. New Tore. Sept 18 The Ufrald's Urowusvil'e correspondent sys: The Imperial waoa train from Monterey to Mataruoras, which was attacked some time ago and driven bsck bj the Republicans, contained $250,000 in specie. Uen Sheridan's military dleplay along the Rio Gnr.de is making Maximilian's officers very ner vous; by balls and other entertainments they are eadeavoring to conciliate the dresded NorthJuarex and his Cabinet, on leaving Chihuahua, went to El Paso, but it was thought he would be followed by the Imperialists, and be obliged to tako refuge on the American side of the Rio Grande. iTIIseleelppI Affaire. New Oeleasi, Sfpt. 17. Sixteen citizens of Vickburg gave a banquet to Oen Sloeum last evening A large number were present, and the utmostgood feeling prevailed. A misunderstaading occurred between the Mayor of Vieksbarg ani the Krecdaien'a Uureau in regard to jurisJietion in eiril matters. S!j cum convened a Military Commieaioe to inveati gate the matter. The friends of (Jen. B. Ü. Humphreys. Uu bernatoriiil candidate, have organized for a tborougu cat vass of the State. Lou lain uu Affair. New Yobk. Sept 10 The Herald's New Orleans correspondent says: Oen. Canby has is sued au cruVr rrquuitig Provost Marihsls to furui-h registers ol voteis with a list of those who. alter the eniollujeut, left the State, and wli.j cl limed txrinption Iroui alienage for the purte of p:evriitii.c their votii.g. The pfi!e of Stneveort petition for the withdrawn! of colored troops. (Jen. Crl S hurz. engied in tlie duties of hia aiii-sion of c-tin, wns in New Orleans on the 7th , but wit about to go to Mobile I roui tn.treea yionrne. FoaTak"! M.-NRfK, Sept. If. K Ü Wiuder, ai reMed aoout three weeks ao on the Entern Sht.ic, by the Piovt.-t Maixlul, is r.ot aud bss not been at Furtro M nr. e, as reprtd." D. A Underduwu A Co , rtrker, commenced to dj the r.iii g of the old Mcrnmac, lying tear Crar.a Il i: J. wurc he w.ablowu up by the retel. Iti? estimated that her copper will exceed "210 tous. She has also ono coaipositiou wheel Weiching nire tons, and au iumsnse amour. t of old iroro armor, cinnon, - -a im in tt I un i'wiiiiril Fuar Smith, Abe, Sept. 15. The remainder of the loyal Ctierokcfs, also rebel eminols, eigoed the treaty. Otlier delegations askei far tber tiaie, aud gave aasur.iuces thtt they would all sign the treaty. TLero eeems to be perfect recor.iiliation lootj all the tribi-a except tlu Cherokee!. Geu. Harury mil a:ter.d UiutlCrsek Council iu October, itis'.ead of Col. Parker. 'rasol l enuderrdRocHMTaa, N. V., Sept. If. The schooner Lothicl, Scott matter, from Ducdas, Canada Wot, fer Oswego, with 'JU.CU0 butbols of wheat, feurdered in the gale on Lake Oatario at daylight thi. raortiii'g. fifu-eo miles northeast Oeae srol-jht The Carisiu came iato tbe Osocseo iu a yaw I host at 0 A. M., havisg saved bolbiag fioiti the veel. enrslia Outrnl Itnllroad. Nkw Yobs. Sept. 18. -The Tribute's TTaskington s;e iai aas: The üe. rja Central Railrotd ht obiaioed the iron and rolling stock on lime, from the Government, sufficient to ejjiu the entire I it; e from Macon to Savaunsb, thus completing the rotd in cenaectioa with tae North. A rellllen nt lea. Holmis' Holb, 5ept 17. The stesmtr Chronomorer, huti l frj.-n Ctla s for New Htvea, arrival here to dy She reports havint: yestere'ay ran into the schooner Friend, of Mile Hride, Ciptain Strent, from El'zbethport for U,:ea, the vkl sinking ia thirty minute. Tbe crew were all saved. Mobbery In Cenosrticut. I'iivimxci, Sept li The counting room of the Quinebacg Co , at Danielsonville, was en terei on Surday night and $30.000 stolen from the sste. The keys were stolen from the clerk's room in another part of the villse. ulh t'urwtln ( eavrnilen. t Horox, Sept 1 The Adrerlier has the following special Irom Columbia, S C , Sept l5lh: Tt.e State Convention bas passed without debate an ordinance repealing the ordinance of secession, three delegates voting nay.

Tbe TTIrzTrlnl. WAIHI50T0, 3ept. IS. The Win Military Commissioo assembled tb s morning. Captain Win was brought into tbe Coutl room attended by a military guard He ceatiates to be very ick, aad beia uoable to ait up he laid bioislf upon a rcfa; tes physician of the Old Capitol prison was in attendaaco and administered etber to him. 3.1a cocseqaisce f tbe abnoct of Gen. Geary, a member of the Commioioo took bis place till to-morTow. The Roman Catholic Priests, Fathers Hsmil toa and Wheeler, whom Captain Wirz requested DB:ght be allowed to visit bim. have sot yet done so, there having been delay ia obtaining passes from the War Department for that purest. Dedication off a. s ity Hall. Boston, Sept. 16 Our new City Hall was dedicated to-day, with appropriate exercises. Speeches were made bj the Mayer and other dignitaries. A heavy northeasterly gale, with rain, is pre vailing. vemTatest.

THREE O'CLOCK, A. M. IftTEKESTI IT iTl Of SITES! STOBX. New Tori, Sept. 1?. A severe stores with high wind commencfd this morning acd is still in. progress. It is supposed to be the autumnal equinox. A SLACK JI E0E. At the September term of tho City Court of Brooklyn to-day, a cohered tzan named Robert Jackson, was duly summoned and empanneled a juror. This is the first case of the kind in Kings' County." TU 60UTH TO HATE ALL BACK DOCUMENTS The Herald says: A number of Georgians on a visit to the National Capital last week, had a very interesting conference with the Secretary of tbe Interior and tbe Commissioner of Agriculture. The Georgians stated tbat there was great destitctiou among their people, std a great need for books containing the recently enacted laws of the United States. The Secretary informed them tbat all throagh the rebellion tbe quotas of documents for all the States had been printed with the same regularity as previously thus for the rebellious States bad been carefully stored away, and would, now that the national authority has been restored, soon be distributed. The Georgia gentlemen were very much pleased with the result of their viait, and represented to the Secretary that tho people generally in their State regarded the issues of the war as settled, considering slavery completely dead, and were desirous of again being able to take their proper positioa ia the Union. They said that recently there had been much improvement in tbe relations of planters and negroes. On first acquiring their friedom, the latter, ia tbe exuberance of their joy, were disposed to abandon their rural employ rassts and Cock to the towns, but now they have geccrally resumed their former occupations on the plantatkL, and are working industriously. The Oeorgians perfected arrangements with the Commissioner for the distribution of seed in their 8tate. WAsaiMOTOx caowoso. The Tribane's Wsshlogton specisl says: The hotels are unususlly crowded to day with Southern patriots yearling for forgiveness. Among the more demonstrative, are McMilhu, late rebel Congressman, and Roger A. Pryor. MOESE STEALIMO . Horse stealing in this district, larylaud, Dal' aware, aud on the borders of Pennsylvania, ha8 become so frequent and extensive thtt Govern ment has taken the matter in hand. Nearly a dozen men hare been apprehended and are ou trial. TBE EECEXT EISE IX liBAIX. Information at the Agricultural buretu goes to show that the recent rise in tbe price of wheat aud fl ur results from speculative combinations rather than scarcity iu crops. The wheat yield, though les than last year, is vsstly more than can be asnsnraei by the American people A CI A HUE IX WIEZ. The Herald's opecial says: Wirz, the Andersonville prison keeper, seems to have undergone a complete, though considering his precarious condition, not remarkable transformation of his mind since his illness. During the early part of his confinement in Old Capitol, he was in the habit of borrowing from Capt. West, Superinten dent of the prison, such works as Milton, Dante and DeQuiner, but since his illness he h? entire ly discarded these authors, and it is authenti cally slated that he has been perusing the weltknown bat nit widely reas work" Kaxter'e Call la the Uneonverted." ( EKEEAL SLOCLM. The same spe.'isl says. The revocation by the Tiei'dsut of Oen. Slocum's order in Mississippi, is descanted upon at considerable length in official letters received from officers in that Department, and the hope is expressed that tho apparent antagonism may lead to hrs early resignation. Hit recent noninat'oa may deside him to resign, but ho is understood to fully concur in the Presidential policy. TIE 1X1 AM IX UELAXU. TLe World's Cork, Ireland, correspondent aj: In Limerick meet ngs of the Fenians have been regularly chronicled, and an orgenfzaticu has ettabliehed an abrolute oourt, whereiu the uames of those countrymen too lukewarm to give iu their adherence are set down, and a tornuiiltte appointed to wnil upon them. - Delegates from the parent satiety are said to abound in the country, well supplied with money, actively en couraging the martial spirit. In Cork the Fenians have boldly aiarcbel past the Capwell Police Barracks, their officer armed with green rods, and cbantiLg as tley marched tke new national sng, "The Green Above the Kel." Tbey were pursued by the police, but tbe coautry people, at an intimatiou of pursuit, went by detours through fields aLd informed the Fenians, who, wiiuout breakin, ranks, bat aimply by detached marches in v i riou directions at faster upeed. melted away. At Nenagh, the grounds of Castle Otway hae been ranged by tke Feoiatis. and at Durgtvan tbe police have been beaten. Rantr la eutirtly given over to the Fenian, who drill in town with out opposition. Througfctbedeepfaalne4t.es of Corjuaught, where the people have the name of ttolidnes, this organization has extends! of itself, traces of it being discuverel.it is reported, at Oalway, Rosacoearaoo, Slio, an! even at Castle Cod. I am told by a frieud who wholly understands this subject, that there are in each of the follewing counties, wen enrolled as folI : Limerick, 6,01'U; King, 1,500; Cork. 1I,U:J; Waterword. 100; Tipperary, 7.000; Kilkenny, Wexford, l.SUU; Wicklow, 1.0UU; Clare, .r00; Kildare, 000: Dublin, b"0. This mke a total of nerly 4.U.0Ü0. We estimate for tho uortb ern counties, where Feniaalsm ia yes weak, and the Government has more partisabs, half as many As yet these men have no firearms, nor do they ever meet in public or private with weapons of any sort, bit at a signal they could fill the ewe n try with muskets Kvery Feutsu, it is said, who left the Northern army has retained his musket. Enough Irishmen, trained io war, hare returned to their native Island to oäer the entire ab! hliU population of iiumtcr. The nacleus of aa army is being already formed with headqusrters in Atner ica and bureau of intelligence as vast, of archives and indexes of your War Department. The excitement over the Fenisn alarms ha 1 bad immediate effect ou capital; money is held more tlgkly, and Dublin frs complain it is frightening away from Ireland Kngli.h residents who are anxious to leave a populace which bate them once and forever. It may not prove the ltt significmt feature of tfcis expose tkat the very Rritish army, which is to put down the Fenians, is compo.ej of citive Irishmen. Ia the army tbe Fenians are at work aad the garrison of Cork my lo night be pl-if-ting against fit interests of tbe Sovereign who employs them There arw ia tho totem's rsrks 5.000 men, who are pet there , bythe Fen iari Brotherhood as a sort of ehesp Wet Toint. and they are instructed aot only to perfect themselves fully in si'.dierly traintag. bat to corrupt their countrymen ia every garrison. Wbea the Feniin revolntione begits we may hear ol revolt from Canada to India, wherever there are two Celts ia tbe same regiment with two Saxoas. Tho Limerick Chronicle says, upwarJs ol' .TOO young ma were seen a few nights since iu ooe of tUe moat retired corners of the city, guiag throagh what appeared to be m litary evolution; almost all bad sticks, and obeyed in silence words

of command riven in a mappresl voice There if reason to believe the Fenian organisation la limerck nanbera at leas: 2,000 strong A Belfast pprT describes similar me etiegs la that citj. etcLctas cr coxrxniaATi corrox iqax coeaEtfOXDEXCC riTWEtJC MEma. ItWAED AXb ADAMS. Wiihixctox, Sept. IS Many of tbt holders of the Confederate cotton loan io England avoided the recent meeting in Lotdon, evidently for fesr of the explored their individoal eornp'.icily io tbe ridiculous transaction As tbe London jocrnals therefore stem to be at a loss to know who the happy speculators are, they will be ecligb'enod by the following list of some British ubjects who hare thes invested, with the bises msuined by them respectivelySir Henry Debouhtor:. Uirt., JClb9.CdU; Issac Caxpbell k Co , No. 71 tier mi a atreet, London, army contractors. 170,000; Tboe Sterlic? Bibce, Man-ion ilouse Place, London, Ship Owners, 140,000; tLo Marqn: of Bath. 50.000; James Spence, corresponded of the Times, under initials. Ü9.000; Mr. Bedford Hope, 40.003; Geo. Edward Seymour. Throg morton St. Loud, 40.000; Mera Fornie, 100, 0U0; Alexander Collie 1 Co., 200.UQ0; Fleetwood Patten and Wilson Scustter. Directora of tho Union Bank of London, 20,000: W. 3. Lindsay, 200,000; Sir Couttlea Lindesy. Bart., 200.000; John Laird and M. P. Birkenhead, 20.000. M. B. Sampson, Citv Editor of the Timei, 15,000; Jno. Thaddeus Delace, Editor of tho 'ews, 10.000; Lady Oeorgica Time, sister of Lord Westmoreland. 15.000; J. S. Gilleat. Director of the Bank of England, 10.000; D Forbes Campbell, 45 Dover street Picalilly road, cO.000; Geo. Peacock. 31. P., 50,000; Lord Wbarn eaffe. 50,000; W. H. Gregory, M. P., 4. 00 J; W J. kidoBt, proprietor London Morning Post, 4.000; Edwd. Pickeroy, 1.500; Lord Camp tell, 1.0U0; Lord Douaughmore, 1,000; Lord il. Grosver.or, 1,000; Hon. Evelyn Ashly, son of Lord Shaftef-bury, and Private Secrets.av to Lord Falmersron, 5C0; Right Hon. W. Everit, Great Western, 5. Total, cOd.OOO. The attitude of the United States Government is plainly set forth in the fo'lowieg official letters: MR SEWAED TO ME. ADAH3 Defaetmext or State, ) Wasiiixqtcx, March 13, 1SC5 ) Charles Francis Adams, lUq .: Sia: An imi region is understood to prevail in Europe, especially among the holders of the in surgent loan, for which cotton was pledged as security, that in the event of tl e reiteration of peace io tbi country, the Government will as surne tho public dehta of the ineurgents.or ccrtaialy the pirticular debt referred to. It ia believed , hoaever, that no impression cjuld be more erroneous. Tliere is to likelihood that any part of that debt will be assumed or recogeized by tho United State? GorernmeLt It is proper and advisable, therefore, tbat by any proer means at your command,-you should authoritatively undeceive tho public in England on this point. I as, jolt obedient servant, W. 11. Sevaru. UK. !IWinS TO MX ADAMS. Defaetmext iate, ) Wasbixgtox. Aug 10, 18C5 Charles Frarc's Aditaif, Kq., Ac, S r: I htTO the honor of acknowkdicg the recsip. of jour dispatch .No. 1022, together with pipers which contain sn interlocutory decree which has been made by the Vice Chancellor iu tbe suit of the U S. against Priolean and ethers, which suit was instituted for the recovery of 1356 bales of cotton. A copy of the Vice Chancellor's reasons for the iuteilocutory is found among the same papers. TLe Vice Chancellor id understood to have affirmed the title of the United States to the property in question If it was witk the Judgment of the Caancellor, aad not with the retfous ha -svgc forsuchjudgaeat.it rcigbl seem proper for the Government Ij leave the subject untouched Tbe franknes, however, which ought to be practiced iu tbe proceedings of States requires an explanation of views which this Government has taken of the questions which the Vico Chancellor has discussed ia bis reasons before mentioned. The United States do not admit that the combination of disloyal citizens who have raided the standard of insurrection is now cr haa at any previous time been a Government Je facto, or ia any sense a political power capable ef taking, holding, asserting or maintaining corporate right m nnv Term, whether municipal or international. It is true that a different view of the

character of the insurgents has seemed to find favor with some portions of tho British nation, and even with tie British Oovernsnent. It.raut b remembered, howerei. that as often aa that antaginotic opinion has been advanced bv her iMibimu jinjusii uuvcrnmem, in in intercourse with the United States, it has been ns firmly, though, as we trust, es cocrteously denied. The United States controvert and drny the de claratioQ of the Vice Chancellor, that thev are successors of the rebellion; ana on tbe contra ry, they maintain thit they are nor, and dur ring all the time of the rebellion have been, just "tut they were be lore the rebellion began a sovereirn H'atr aknl ifot entirlnl tn I a tion aud control of all property aui pcraoaa within the CuitcJ States, subjects of their own CoiifJitution. It need cnly be said that the Uulted State-? will hold themselves under bo obligation whatever to accept of, or to j coaforta their prcceciüngi to, tbe coinytions which the Court of ChaLCcry.or any other mtiii'eipal Court of Ornat Biltaia, may. have the presumption to dictate or prcrcribe. They claim and insist on tLe ietc) ato'n f tLe cotton uow iu uestioa, and while they re c t.'ent to receive it through the dfieo of (he municipal tribsna!a of Great Britain, they ineiet opon their absolate right to the same through the acLin of Her Bnuuia Maicsty's Government. Vüu may instruct the coujssI, who are acting in behalf ol' the United States.of tbe viewa herein exrrtsrcd. Her Majesty's Government has not in any way made itself responsible for the position assumed by the Viee Chancellor, and, therefore, it would seem notcnlv unneeespary but. improper to bricg at f resent iiibjecti herein dicued to the attention of Karl Rusel; however, sl.ou!d you discover that Her Msjety'f iliciters are Uberirg ULdcr any misap prcl.t.8io'!S on the viewa of this Govarumeat which you thouid decta needed correction, yu will supply such correction np)ri a proper occa sion in a'fiiecdly and courteous usaaner. . I ata, Sir, vour obelient servant, W. H. Sewaei raooRtas or Tar caolira The United States Consul it Constantinople, in a letter to the Huts Depsrtineat, dateJ Augut I4th, says: It is eniuutcd thai tbe victims of cholera already number 40,000, the number of deaths in a single day having reached 1. 00. It is said that probably 230, OtJ J tvrrwr stricken ishabittnts have left tbe city. The Consul at Barcelona, undtr Jate of Aa gust '2 2d, says: The cholera is fully declared ia this city, deaths from which disease have averaged, up to this dato, twelve rcrdiy.ora total Miusberof deatha from cholera iu BarcaloLa, to Au)tut tJJ, of 115. 1 here htre also been raaay dc4lh4 from other disease?, although it is stated thtt over 50,000 ptosis have left Barcelona during the lt fifueu days, leaving at present, perhaps, 130,000. TAbiex The PreM.?ent eeerned to day to be giving to the subject ol pardons his en divided atUctiou. Up to 'J o'clock he had ordere 1 120 pardong to be i-'ued, diviled as follows: Virc'idis, 52; Alabatm, 42; Mi-siipDi, '; Lonlsisua, 3; Texas, 4; South Carolina, l;. North Carolina, 1; Georgia, 3; Florida, 1 ; TeiiLece, 1; District of Columbia, Ota EfLAriO WJTM BBAZIL OSritl information hss been received here that tbe Brstilisn gvernmeat has scotpted as er.tirel v the satis faetoryexplabation and reparation of the u. rv Gevernmsnt for tbe unaatborued seizure of the Confelcrate privateer Florida in a BrszilUn port, aod her subscqeunt loss in ear on waters The Brazilian government had anticipated aetioa on tbo part of tbie Oovernnaeot and withdrawn the order doting its port to the Waehusclt. VtOM XWIIES. Xev Ycee. Sept IP. Tbt Tribane's Raleigh correspondent sayiy Tie Convention which was called by some Icaeg colored men. at New bern, for the ü'Jib icst., is to be postponed by re quest of tho Raleigh people, who dees it irjudir.oci to call their Convention so near the time for the meeting of the Stale Convention, which u on the 21 ol October. There are now only five white regiments left in the Sute Tbe Fourth Indiana and First Michigan are aUt'toned at Charleatoa, Salisbury, Greensboro, Kale'fh aed Goldabor Colored troop are stationed at Wilmington, Nowbern. Moorebead City and Beaufort. ntsTEtrmr ritx ix jiew yoee. A fire this morning destroyed tbe free storage '

store, 505 Cherry street. k f t by A. W. Lawreace. Tbo Cro originated atnoog sosao cotton. Six hundred bales of tot oo were put in the itcreboue doricg the last three days from the brig Belle or ibo Bay. eo4 wer destroyed. 8 tor 21 o. 150 Water street, also occip;e-i by Lawrence, took Ire and both buildings were destroyed. Aaeoag tbo peioe!pal art.elee destroyed wer 1,50U Lides. 3.000 bsles of rags. bt?et ef cotton, 2 000 bosHels of salt. 3.000 basbels of wheat. 3 OOO bales of heap, 1 .100 bales of gCCty bags, 1,000 bales ef wool. 18,000 barrels of eugar. 15,0(10 bales of palra leaf, aad flfly hogsheads of molasses. There will probable be a salvage of fron twenty to thirty per teal, when tbo ruita are overhauled. Tbo pee per ty was owned by a cumber of sanies. The lose if several haodred thousand dollars. Tke ether baildtags ia tko vicinity were saved. EE ABJEEe AED TAEEX THE OATB. Xav Obleaxs. Sept 17. General Reaaregard yesterday took the oatk of ellegiaaee, aid will make applicatioa for apardoa, COMMERCIAL. i bv raLsaaara. . ilnclnnatl XXarkat CiaciKJiATi. Septeatber IS. Flour doll and prices ceminal. Wheat dull; tho asking rates are $1 85 for prime old red acd $1 CO for nrisse cow red. bat 2,000 bushels of prime red sold at $1 60. Corn undbanged at 63c for sound ear. Oata ia good demand at 42c in elevators. Rye quiet at 60c for prima new and 90s fer prime old. The higher grades of barley are in good demand at fall rates; prime new fall $1 65; new spring f 1 43, snd sales of 8.000 baibele Canada at $1 55. Whisky firm and in good deaaad at 3 25. Provisions firmer, prices tending apward. City mws pork $31. Bulk meats frtxe higher; shoulders I54'c aad sides 158'(31634c Bicoa firm; shoulders 17-e, sides 19c, and elear sides 20. Lard 27e and very scarce. Butter firm at 2:?(i31c. Eggs dull at 19e. Linseed oil tl 60. Flaxseed $2 60. Timothy seed advanced te Gold il 424'. Now Yrsi narkst. Saw Yoaa, September IS. Cottea firm and more doing at 45jga for middling. Fiour dull, and 5 (3 10c lower, at $7 S0($7 CO for extra State $3 30S 65 for extra round hoop Ohio, and $3 'JO ($10 10 for trade brands, market closing heavy. Whisky a shade firmer; western $2 21), aad small lota at $2 29. Wheat dull aod lß2: lower at $1 54 1 53 for Ohio spring aad Milwaukee club. $1 60 for amber Milwaukee, $1 US for good winter red western, and 2(32 04 1 2 for new amState Rye quiet. Barley quiet. Barley malt in moderate rnpest at $1 60. Corn heavy for unswtttid; 5($SG for unsound and r.SPSJe for sound mixed western afloat; 'JOc lor high mixed neirly yellow. Oata lc better at 55r25Ccfor wettern, the latter price aa extreme. Wool dull. Sugar steady; Cuba Muscovado 12(35 13r. and Hc lor Porto Rico; UavKca 1315 Cuflee 13315. Molasses dull. Rice dull. Hops steadv at 4045 for tke crop of '64 acd 54($G0 for that or '65. Petroleum firm, at 34 (3 6c for crude. 59 (61 for refined ia bend aad 79(381 for reined free. Pork is lower; $32 37'32 50 for new mess, closing at $32 50 cash; $30 50 (ft 31 50 for 'b3-'b4 do. cask and regular wav. $2G 25(3 26 50 for prime, and $2! U029 75 for prinse mess. Plain mens besf $ 50(31:2 00; extra asees, $11 0C(314 5U; beef hams firm at 3'Ji,c. Cut meats firm at 15lGo for shoulders aod l!)$22c for bams. Bacon dull. Lard firmer and excited at 27 (323c. Butter armer at 2? (J 35c for Obio and 35 3 2c fr Stale. Chcfse ia demand at 11(2 'V TOKE W03BT MAEEET New Tcee, September It. 3Iney steady at 5(26 per csnt call Iubls. Sterling exeharge quiet at 10y,'4'(dJ IO?3,' fer firnt cls.- bills. (o!d a shade firmer, opecing at $1 42, advaricirgtofl 43, and closing at $1 43. V. C. STKICKsLA.M), WnOLRSiLI DIALXR IX Forcijju unci I) om oratio

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TBI FA LI. 8I.!ON WILL COafMF.XCE OX KCXday, 5eptnibei i.h, acd close oa t atardsy, Feb nary 34. - laetrartHna are givei to tbe fallowing brancbes, via: TbeOratn, r.ano, iia.tar, Toca!:tat!oa, Ilarawoy aad Competition, tbe Art ef Tecblnt; and Ieadlof Cbotrs, PltBaiioea are provided for ear (iradaatee U deafred and when vacanciea eecar la ear AcaJeay tbey srUla tiled front oar cm Gra luat ce Clas. Tbe Ara4eBiy Bu;W.ca and Boan!!cg ZstaMibaaBt are pleaeantly ai!nate n tbe afcCary F.ute, 5. td Feotb Meri-liaa street, two squarea ootb T UeCaUa Iepet. By special arraufemot with tbe rritBt ef tbe Udiaiispol'.s Frsaa e iu.iitate. Rev. C. W. Ilevea. Kbolars belonging to tbe aaane, end also errata Tow Fcewuaaa, nay roietve tbeir lesBi dar.ng tbs fcbo'.asU Tear at tbat IotHBte. For Clrrnlars, 4c, sply te tbe Prealdect. CHARLES UE&8, aBKll-dln Letter Hoi U, IaJ.ai.apoli, I ad. 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IriC- Oie L)oiia. If jei ratinot gttbem efyeur dreBg.kt. tbry III be ttut by mail securely seal, ed, poatpaid, :tb full Dktructirit tbat iatorr a care, oat receipt of tta monj ; aud e panptlrt of IOO attti m tbe errera ef outb th c.arj'iice ar.d rernK T, ent frre; lOcrLt required fr to tale. A'llrei ir. J, lsvaa, ConulUng I'tiTticar, P. O. IV. .i.V. 441 Broadway, Xew Tork. Dealers can e enpplird by t'emaa harae A Co, VTholeale Aestits, Xsw Trk; Toml.asea A Cos. Agente fr lediauap.i. Moro Valuablo Than Cold! BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS Purify the Blond, Remove Ileadarbe. Iinii,. Gi!Jir.ep. troira, Uploaaant Unimi, l),nnN( StgM, lodittlon, Cleatee tie Moniab and B.aels, lasi'BB Xbw Ljsb In tbe deMUaUd and RESTORE THK SICK TO HEALTH VERVECT Ttj tbetaf tbey enl ct 23 cena, ar.4 If juu caaoot got them of your drugt, ecd tbe mouej to Da. J. BKTAX, CorikUltirg Myniian. 441 Hroadway. V. O Kn iüT, aad tlij will te eaiit by loteru of in a, 1, Kt.tpalO. Ialer kupplirU ty Druaa :aruee A Co , Wholesale ifsrita, Sew lerk; lemliosou A Co, ijvetsfor Indiaaapoi:s. 'JTO n,VTA MS Ksbj. If job ree.aire a rol.able toaei to roalore yoe, aae DR. HARVEY S FEMALE PILLS. a Bever-faiLrig rtudy for tbe removal ef Obstructions, notnatUr frm uJfU oiuttV.ey aritt Tbey are safe and ate. and wilt leatcro taiuro Id etery rae. Tbey era alaoefScex-ioii la ell caa of WeaBn, a bt, frolap.u. Ac. Awid io bwae cobtal&lDg 60 Ill!, Trice (ma Lou. a. Send for Lr. Ilareey'o I'rlaU Medical Adel.er, addreaded tofrualea; 100 pa;e, glvlr.g lull Usiructlone, Id cents required for po-tae. :fya cannot nrcbaae tbe pills of yiar drogit, tue will be o-tii ly mail, poatpaid, eure from observation, en receipt of Oue Lollar, by Lr J Bts, t'eu.u t.ag I'bjaician, F. O. Boa W7f. i? KroaJ ay, Xaw Tork. LValera aappliej by Leruaa arna A Co.. Wbola!e Agnats, Xew York; 1 omltuaoo 4 Coi.AreMa fer Indiana polls. auJG-deoilAwly BANKS. v. a. w. eavia. Late Teller of FletilorA Shsri-e'e Baak. saat'BL c. vaars. ioee r. saeva. wj. w. aotuii, La'e Ca birr Kr.t XaUeo sIP.aLk.FraLkÜB. wnxia a. wasa. jomm l. iiniii. wiixi a a Bssuaaa. iNDiiNi mm 10MIMW, INDlANAl'OLIg, IM).. BUT AXD SILL STOCKS, B0ND GOLD, SILVER, AXD ALL KIXM OF Covornmont Socurltloc, Also, Deal in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. WE Mil oar S:bt Iafte oa Europe, tn soaa te ait at cnrre ratra. ipaiu received, Coaaerrial paper d'.arenated, and all bualaaa arr-ertalnim to Lc.tiaete Banking trass ectoJ. We are apeoal agbis for tbe sale of tke SEVEN-THIRTY GOVERNMENT LOAN. Tboae fUadt we wilt farnisb te kWks and fLakera eA tbe aaset discount Oar oSceisentbe eeraer ef Waablertoa street aad Tlrgible avease, eppoaiu Odd Fellows' Hall. W. W. WOOI.LE. ssyTtw Caabler. LIQUORS. T. MciNA 31 JC , (Lata Reeweae A McVaaaaa.) IlCTiriER AXD WIOIESALR LIALIt IX FOREIGN 1ND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. VOXOXQABILA, RTZ AXD EOClfiOX FORT, MADEIRA, MUSCAT. 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