Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

-POnch calls Loyeioy &C, 5. Congressman
Loveiaw
Treason 4 New York paper speaks OF the
American eagle "A harmless burd
We have produced great many demagogues
IN this country. but Mr.. Bancroft i the prince OF
them all-BostoH Courier
stephen c. Foster saws I'VE haze got to
swallow the negro whole with all his wool on
him We wish Foster had one in his throat
now. .If4t ff|
In certain sense every unmarried female
may DE set down as an engaging person. Tie
matrimonial battles, however, fas do other con.
hicts) wax warmer and warmer from the mo
ment the engagement" begins.
-Congressman Ely yesterday rode over into
Virginia tor the first time since tho battle of Ma
nassas. This time he kept within respectful dis
lance from the outside lines Wash. Cor. ~ Y
Com.
Oysters ION the half thelll: sandwiches
firatations; turkey and truffles contractors with
two per cent. commissions in their pockets
music By the band, were the prominent features
OF an entertainment in Washington recently.
Madame Beaufort and James II. Harper
have been guilty of indscretions in Chicago that
occasioned their trial for procuring abortion.
After hard fight they were acquitted of that
charge, but held for adultery They immediate
" got married, and so the second count fell 10
the ground.
THAT he has foiled the Tribune patriots in
their scheme of breaking up the Union, and ma
king two separate Coniederacies of it. will ever
entitle Mcclellan to the undying opposition of
the philanthroPic ultraists but 1t will endear him
still more to the memory and affections of every
lover OF liberty and the Constitution justly re
marks contemporary.
bo Spr;p,fold
too much confidence in the Justice and good sense
of the new Secretary to suppose that he sympa-
thlzes III the ungenerous attempt TO depreeate
General Mcclellan and destroy public confidence
IN hun. but there are great many who would be
glad To have him drop word To that effect like
that enormously attributed to him.
"A resident of Cleveland Ohio having adver-
tised in the local papers for girl, the next morn
ing found a female baby at his door, with this
note pinned TO it, dress:
Mr -: You advertised in this week s.
that you wanted "a young girl i hope the arti-
Gle ! send you will meet your requirements. |
could have sent her to YOU still younger it your
advertisement bad appeared before. but she is
only week old, | hope her age will be no objec.
ton. have no younger one at present"
"A new branch of industry Is about to be es
tablished by the Emperor Louis Napoleon In
every port of France immense reservoirs are to be
dug for the purpose OF breeding fish for the con
sumption OF the navy well as for the sailors of
the merchant service. An immense revenue is
anticipated from the adoption of the system Coste
to the breeding of all kinds OF rare and expen-
sive fish for the Paris market IA well which have
been, for some time past, entirely furnished from
LondOn. Salmon. turbot and cod fish arrive in
large quantities 10y railway during the re>pectve
seasons, and by the resources of chemical and 10
connective science combined generally get there
fresh enough to disguise their origin. The En-
peror's own table is wholly supplied by one of the
great London dealers.
OK THE PREVAILING FASHION.
The negroes for capital mHiics are known,
And it ought not to surprise If they
(lmitating their Southern white masters) have
grown
To be adept at-runnipq' arayi'
N. \. Sunday Times