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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
Foreign News.

New York, May THE Australian from
Liverpool on the morning of the Doth aud
Queenstown 9th. arrived here this afternoon
News quite measer.
The steamer Tubal Cain had left Liverpool for
Nassau, with very heavy cargo of arms and
ammunition. doubtless designed for The South
The London Star gives a report that the Aus
TRAN government had dem ,nded explanations
relative to Palmerston's late speech on Italy. so
far IA regards the retention OF Venetia.
The Times has sarcastic editorial on Lin
coins proclamit ion for "A day of thanksgiving
and thinks il quite premature. the Affairs al
the time were most critical and battles we're i'm
pending IL asks the meaning of that part OF
the proclamation which refers to delverance
from foreign invasion and intervention IL
scarcely thinks il can re for tardy justice doI &
i'm the Mason and Sdeli affair.
liz l. proposed to consolidate the public debt ot
France in one uniform security.
Garibadi had renounced his intention of going
10 Southern Italy.
IL is reported that Victor Emanuel will remain
some time in Naples. and thence 20 TO Rome
The French aud Italian troops had come 10 an
arrangement for the suppression OF reactiona' Y
movements on the Papal frontiers, and were ACT
ing in concert.
A Shanghai dispatch. March 10Th, saws It /.
rumored that the rebels intend to attack Fou
Chou.
The Times has an editorial on the American
struggle. IL sees nothing for the blacks but
slavery. extlrmnaton or expulsion.
weekly journal Is TO appear in London mex
week advocating the cause OF the rebels.
The Literary Gazette is defnnct after an ex.
pense OF Is wears.
The treaty of commerce between Russia and
Turkey has been ratified.
There has been a battle between the Turks
and insurgents in Albania The Turks lost 40O
men and four cannon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
.FrOm Warrington.

WAsHIS6roS, May THE Fortress Monroe
boat whch,e cit at o'clock this morning has ar
rived at Ciserrystone. bringing the following:
WILLIAMSBURG, May 8.
Hon E. Nc Stanton:
Every htur proves our victory more complete.
The enemNs loss is great, especially in officers.
have just .heard of five more of their guns be
Ing capturep Prisoners are constantly arriving.
g. b. MCCLELLAN.
The SECRETARY of War. in response to a reso-
luton of tile House calling for regimental and
brigade repbrts of the battle of Shiloh. says that
Gen. Grants is the only received up to the
81 inst.
The Speaker has appointed Representatives
Bingham asd Pcndeton to present to the Senate
the Humphreys impeachment question alluded to
yesterday i the report of the House proceedings.
The SeIfte wiz without unnecessary delay
proceed to torsider the tax bills which have been
presented, Ind it is thought the report of the
Committeebn Finance will DE adopted without
material change.
The tax pf 2Uc per gallon on whisky and &c
per pound in tobacco it is estimated will WELD
81 ,000, 900, Should the views of the minority OF
the committee prevail it is supposed the revenue
from this source would be very considerably in
creased
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
(Teuuessee News.

CHIcAGo.i Nav IA special to the Times,
from Cairo ;says:
By AN ARRIVAL from Fort Henry We learn that it
is probable hot less than 300 Nebraska cavalry
were captused in the recent skirmish with the
rebels, who were under Clay King instead of J eff
Thompson rs at first reported. The affair oc-
CURED twel.e miles west of For: Hieman oppO
site Fort Henry.
strong torce has been sent in pursuit of the
rebels
Rumors &c the evacuation of Corinth and its
occupation ~ Fedcrals is repeated by every arri
val
Deserters, say there is no doubt Beauregard is
still holding his forces in line of battle. and gra
dually falling back on Grand Junction. The
opinion gains ground that there will be no gene
raj engagement between the two armies at the
present position.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
GAS STOVE.
A NEW ERA IN DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
Cooking and Healing by CTS and
Atmospheric Air Combined.
A PRINCIPLE REDUCED To PRACTICE WITH THE
AVOIDANCE or UNPLEASANT AND
.h INJURIOUS DOORS.
W. F. SEIAW'S
PATENT AeRlFIeD GAS APPARATUS.

FENHE public be supplied with my patented APP
u paratus for Cooking and Heating by Gas and Air,
winch coming into very general Hse. and TO
which beg isave 10 call the attention Of housekeepers
ard gas companies. Many attempts have been made to
in cookery and FOE beating Apartments, but most
Of them have failed meet the expectations OF inventors
and consumers In the apparatus furnished by me. the
requisites OF Economy. Comfort. Seatness, Convenience
Uniformity Of Result, and Improvement ia the Quality Of
the Foos have been attained From the peculiar manner
Of combustion. all possibility q creating smoke
ous snd unwbolesome yapor Is prevented. The meats
retain al their juices. and Iure rich and decae ia
vor, which 40 other process mpart Much time and
labor saved m attendance, masking Of fires &c while
the perfection and uniformity Of the result Of great
importance The process Of roasting bread and pastry Is
great Improvement the usual method Of baking In
clo~e
Gas Stoves for warming Hotel Rooms Parlors. Sleep
ing Rooms Offices, Nurseries. students Rooms, Bathing
Rooms Green Houses, &C. IN the pleasant and eco
nomcal manner always hand, and in preparation
These stoves constructed upon entirely different
principles from other stoves before offered 10 the
public. They do not produce moke dsagreeahe odors
OF any kind u the directions for implied With;
have connection with any chimney and can be used
In any part Of an apartment. Many thousands now
in daily use, and have given entire satisfaction.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
CAUTION.

The marse, Is fa Of limitations represented 10 be the
same as BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,'' which are
In NOS, cases productive positive injury. Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles aaorng more profit themselves Ask FOR and
OBTAIN only "BROwN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHks,'
which BY long experiences proved 'he value having
received the Of physicians generally and tes-
r0onisls from eminent men throughout the country.
RRowS,s BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence to
the Affected parts the sedatvs and soothing enec' to the
mucous lining Of the windpiPe into the Bronehii asys
monar irritation and gives relief In Coughs, Colds and
the various Throat 20 which public speakers and
s,,..,s 80. l,.ble febll-dly 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

CINCINNATI, May Tn the United States
Circuit Court, April term, 1861, the grand jury
found an Indictment of treason against JAS. W
Chenoweth Cor furnishing Supplies and munitions
of to tie rebels. At the present term ex-
Senator PUs,h, counsel for defendant, moved to
quash the Indictment the ground that the first
clause of section ). article 3. of the Constitution
which provides that treason shall consist only in
levyng war. refers "a rebellion, while the second
clause. or ashering to their enemies in giving aid
aud comfort, relates only to public war with a
foreign enerdy.
Justice sxayne gave his decision yesterday
sustaining TIE motion by quashing the indictment.
Tomorrow Enquirer will contain the decision
at length.
Capt Hszlett, of the 81 Ohio. arrive here on
sick lurlOugh. Neither himself nor Captain
Mckinney nor Lieut.. Dugal were taken prisoners
at Pulaski. = reported frOm Louisville Yesterday
Capt HazlIt regrets the report of his taking
parole
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

ANOTHER SAD HUMAN FREIGHrAGE.-The U
). Hospital steamer ID. A. January, in charge of
Surgeon Alex NJ. Hoff, arrived here yesterday
from Pttsburg Landing. with two hundred aud
seventy nine sick and wounded soldiers aboard
from the hospitals at that point. We have new
er looked upon sadGer sight than this cargo of
mangltd, dismembered men. The cases were
the severest yet brought up the river. OF forty
secession wounded aboard, all but three or four
had lost either a lee or an arm and in many cases
both these limbs were shot away. Our own
wounded were badly mangled The sick were
mostly patients far gone up with typhoid fever,
pneumonia, and erysipeas The Surgeon in
charge gave it as his opinion that three iourths
of all aboard would die There are vet remain
ing at Pittsburg and Savannah from one thous-
and 10 twelve hundred sick and wounded of
whom DR.. Hof estimates one halfwill not recover.
There were about forty deaths on the January
between Pittsburg and this city. Her destination
was Cincinnati.-N 4 Ledger, 9Th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

COOP WALKs-THEIR Cosr What we want
in his city is good walks. Our present gravel
walks are wet IN wet weather, and in dry weather
the small pebbles IN Ike them very unpleasant to
walk over, even when they in good condI-
ton. In addition to the unpleasant walking the
wear and tear of shoe leather, over the pebbles,
Is enormous-it is tax on every family, amount
ing. in the course of a very lew years. TO more
than il would cost To make good pavements. We
have inquired of brick men, and find that good
brick pavement can be laid nine feet wide, the
balance of the fifteen feet well graveled. and
with a substantial wooden curb, Tor forty cents a
foot front. For eighty dollars the front of any
square in the city can be paved nine feet wide.
Now We want good walks, and we suggest to the
citizens and the Council that the plan he adopted
this year that will secure them. Let the first
square from Washington street. north and south
be paved this year-the second square next year,
and on each year, until all the city has "A good
paved walk What say you all To this? Think
of il. and report through the Sentinel what your
views are.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
RrOm Fortress Monroe.

FoRrREs: MONROE, May 6--The flag Of truce
which wen; up James river yesterday morning 10
receive released prisoners. returned ., day, not
having accomplished their object. This is the
third time General Wool has been deceived about
the rele Use: of these prisoners.
The JAMESTOWN and Yorktown passed down
the river ptst the flag of truce at half past one
this mornitg. bound To Norfolk
The gurboat Teaser, came along side yester-
day evening to ascertain the object of the flag OF
truce. Tie Teaser is armed with one 100 poun-
der Parrotf gun, all the officers Of the Teaser
with one exception, were drunk.
A dispatch received here this morning
from Newdort News that tie Merrimac was in
sight. TIL Monitor &c, all got ready but the
Merrimac Jas not yet been seen here.
The Merrimac came out to-day but she did
nothing
a rumod drought by the mail boat from York
town statdi that the enemy have crossed the
Chckahoutng and destroyed the bridges in their
rear. Gent McCiell IN is still pursuing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
Evacuation Of williamsburg
MOVEMENTS OF THE MERRIMiC.
THE CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS
AFFAIRS AT CORINTH.
oNG RE - SION AL
70 ZIG NJ m Z w s.
FROM Warrington.

WASHINGTON. MAY 6.-The Herald's cores
pondence saws:
The report Of the Senate Finance Committee
upon the tax bill is accompanied BY an amend.
ment offered by Senator McDougall, one OF the
Committee, as a substitute Tor the whole bill. The
bill proposes TO raise revenue from the following
sources:
Frst-Capital. active and circulating. to be
raised by n tax on sales and transfers Of property
of same class of business as hotels, &c, one hun
dred and ten millions.
Second-Capital, fixed and realized, income
duties on interests from interest-paying bonds and
securities, ten millions.
Third-Excesses on spirits, malt liquors, and
manufactured tobacco, forty millions. Duties on
legacieS, &c. seven millions. The custom of the
payment by al yalorem, is abolished
The officials employed to be. first, Commits.
sioner of internal revenues ut Washington TO su
pervse all; secoid inspe :tors in the several dis
tricts, with deputies TO be appointed by them;
third, Stamp Agent in each district, or more
than one il necessary, for the disposal of stamps.
Prisoners captured at Yorktown converse freely
respecting the war, except they refuse TO give
information of the strength of Gen. Johnston
A Captain declares the South will continue to
fight To the last that their reyerses have not dis
beartened them.
This morning Maior Davis, of the Harris Light
cavalry, estdbiiSned his headquarters IN the
Farmers Bank in Fredericksburg as Provost
Marshal of the city, hosting the stars and stripes
permanently for the first time in the town since
tue rebellion. Our pickets are thrown out he
yond this city. and We are in quiet possession of
the entire place.
Yesterday a large amount of flour, corn, rice
and other stores and ammunition discovered
and seized, together with several stand of arms.
President Buchanan's Postmaster was yester-
day arrested in the postofice and will be held in
custody until an equivalent for the money plum
dered from the Postofice Department is given.
special dispatch to the Times SAYS:
You were informed last night that j. Napoleon
German, Austrian lately on Gen. Fremont
staff has been confirmed by the Senate as Briga
dier General. This fact has astOunded knowing
ones of Washington and especially the foreign
diplomats Count Mercier AYERS that when he
was with the French embassy at Madrid he knew
Zeman as an adventurer and imposter at that
Court.
The Trbune's correspondent says:
1t is known there that secret organization ex-
lists ut Dubuque, Iowa. to resist the collection of
Federal taxes The ringleaders in this move are
known to the Government
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
,s-sIYGER & co : LETTER" A"FAM.

3 SlNOEh a " = Ii Tn Il u u
lily SEWING MACHINE, with ali the recent improve
meuts Is the REST and CHEAPEST aud MOST BEAUTI-
FUL Of all sewing machines This machine will any
thing the running Of tuck in tare;an to the max
ng Of an overoat-anythng from pilot beaver cloth
the oftesi tss'e, and i ever
ready do work perfection. team FELL hem, bind
gather tuck quilt and has capacity for great variety
This is not the only machine that
can FELL hem biul aud forth but viii do 30 better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may he had great variety ~ cabinet cases.
The FOLDING Case which Is now bceo ling popular, j..
a. il implies. that be folded into box or
case which when opened makes beautiful substantial,
and spacious table the work rest upon. The cases
are every imaginable cesiSn-plan as the wood grew
In is nave forest or deliberately finished art can
make them l. NJ. SINGER Co.
No. sSS Broadway. New York.
ssE-Ind annapolis onlce-NO. odd-fellows' Hall.
Washington street apis-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
ucCIeIlan,s Advance.

VILLA tsBuRe. May 6 The following is from
the repOrl,r OF the Associated Press:
The ensmy evacuated this place and theiI
works in sfront last night. Their rear guard
passed through about o'clock At O'Clock
Gen Mcclellan and escort entered the town and
took possstson.
About lbO OF the enemy's wounded were left
behind without any rations. medicines or sur
gsons. They also left number of their dead
unburied. All of our wounded in yesterday
engagement who fell into their hands were left
behind Col Dwight, of the Excelsior brigade
who was severely wounded and taken prisoner
was also lsit
In the engagement yesterday the enemy suf
fered terribly. Gen. Ricketts, was killed.
The enemy had force here yesterday of 90.
600 men. And only decided to evscuate after thu
br liant bayonet charge of Gen. Hancock. A
majority o, the white inhabitants remain.
The number of the enemy now in our hands
will reach hbout 900, including the wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

New YORK. May THE steamer Haze, from
Newbern on the Sd, has arrived. Nothing new
had occurred at Newborn or Beaufort since last
ad sices
The steamer Columbia has arrived from Ha
vana on the 3D. The gunboat Daniel Smith ar
rived at Havana on the 30th from Fort Jackson
on the Doth.
The attack on the rebel forts commenced or
the 18th On the Odd Com Farragut, in tn,
Hartford and thirteen steamers passed the fort
and Gen Butler landed 4 600 men above
The rebels lost eleven gunboats and the Hol
ling turtle Manassas Our forces took four hun
dred prisoners.
We lost 30 men and our gunboat Verona wal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

Look OFT FOR SHARKS. Numerous claims
against the Government having arisen IN conse
quence OF the rebellion. friends OF the soldiers
are swarmng around like flies after an empty SUI
gar hogshead. each willing to collect claims for
widows and friends of soldiers out of pure phi
lanthropy So palpably has this swinde com
up, and anxious they to collect these claims
that all kinds OF promises are resOred to. The
authorities of Ohio, being aware of this fact
warn those interested TO beware Of these petit
foggers. The principal design is to rob widows
and orphans OF their just due; and the only plan
for safety will be to employ those who are known
to be honest and reliable.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
SPEECHES OF
Hendricks and Voorhees,.

The speech Of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, before the
Convention the Eighth Of January iss2.
and the speech u Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees, in the House
Of Representatives February 40 the duty OF the Ped
sral Government IL IT, reia,2s to the civil war and the
oseis for which It should e prosecuted are for sale a,
this Office, Published in pamphlet Of sixteen pages in
eluoins both speeches. Each Is among the ables
delivered the present crisis and should be placed In
the hands % every voter IN the State. fff.-.
The hrtissue having been entirely exhausted we are
rephnting large edition supply the increasing
demand.
Those living of express routes mus. provide for pre-
paying the postage, which l. enc cent per copy.
Price 81 per hundred. All orders promptly filed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

NEW MAtKEr. Va. Nay 7--Yesterday after
noon a etalhment or the 9th New York cavalry
made Reconnaissance towards Harrisonburg
When FIVE miles this side they encountered up
wards of 2'p of Ashby's cavalry, charged upon
them, and pursued them within two miles Of the
town. Ter. rebels were killed and six taken
prisoners. Our loss was one killed. The work
on our sides was done with the saber, aud was
very gallant affair.
An office; from Mount Jackson this morning
says the u;rd at the bridge near the town re
ports that tie gserilla cavalry attempted to burr
the bridge llst night, but were repused.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

NKw YpRK. Nay Among the passenger
on the Persia were Minister Cameron, Bayard
Taylor. atd Bishop Lewis of Ontario. She ha.
$500 200 IN specie.
Advicei received from Burnside's Division
states tina, regiment of North CaroIinians ha.
been orgsnized. Capt Potter, Of Gen Foster
staff, beins appointed Colonel. and two compa
MES Of ,,ar troops had left for Washington
North Cssolina, to form a nucleus OF the regi.
ment
Large nambers Of Union men had voluntarily
come aud aaken the oath of allegiance. and they
will be aimed and equipped by Burnside 70 de
fend their; homes against the rebels
Our troops have captured horses enough 60
mount twp companies Of cavalry and make fire.
quent daslles among the rebels
Private advices state that Gen. Banks's army
was still Il New Market, waiting for forage and
provisions
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

PULPIT PoLIucs; or Ecclesiastical Legislation
on Slavery, ia It's disturbing influences on the
American Union. BY Prof David Christy, au-
thor OF Cotton is King" Ethiopia !" ''Chemis-
try OF Agriculture. etc. Faran a Mclean, pub
fishers. Cincinnati.
This is y very valuable book and should be in
the bands Of every person that wants to be in
formed on the great influence the pulpit has exer-
cised IN bringing about the present troubles in
our country. In order To facilitate Democrats in
Indiana in getting this work. We have them for
sale at the Sentinel office. The volume is hand
s"mely printed and bound, containing 624 pages.
Price g %. Orders from distance promptly
attended to. DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

NV YoRS, MAY Vera Cruz dates Of the
18th state that the French had opened hostities
and taken possession Of Orizaba.
Corlova has declared for AImonte.
The British minister is said to be holding a
private intereiew with Doblado AZ Puebla.
The MexieAns have received resnforcements OF
5000 men. snd Gen. Saragosa would dispute the
march of the French.
The SpaIgsh troops on the island OF st Do
mingo hsd attacked the Haytiens. and some bat
teres aud troops have been sent there The
Spanish claim title 10 certain lands which the
Haytiefs viii not Weld.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
From Phiiadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. My THE strike among the
miners near Pittsvilie is becoming serious. The
employees NOT complying with their demands, the
miners stopped the pumps. causing serious dam
age TO property from the flooding of the mines
The mines o. the Forest Improvement Company
are rapidly filling up with water.
Several iafantry companies of Home Guards
leave here this evening TO prevent any further
damage.
The Reserve Greys of this city leave soon foI
the scene OF difficulty at Pittsyiile.
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~ Eighty recruit. belonpiov 10 The ll,h n,

"a Eighty recruits belonging TO the llth Uni.
ted States Regular infantry. in charge Of Capt.
Newman, left last evening over the Cents.
Railroad for Boston.
Capt. I. W. Newman recruited fory-one of
these men at Burlington. Iowa. and the balance
we're enlisted here by Lieut.. ID Colt These
officers have been remarkably successful in the
recruiting service. and when ordered into the
field they will make their mark gallant and
accomplished soldiers. These recruits are des-
tined for Fort Independence. Boston. the station
Of the regiment
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T-We hear thu

cF-We hear that G. W Hawes is about get
ting out new edition of his Gazetteer and Bust
ness Directory of Indiana. The many changes
during the past two years make such a work Il
necessity, and Mr.. Hawes's we'll known energy
and ability is guarantee that it will be we'll
dome