Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

Noon Reports.


From washiugton. - -
WAsEissress FEB. "a specialize the Tr,s.Hs
Rumor grows iRso belief that Secretary Stan,
ton viii speedily take IA fact. as he has con-
meuced in form, the conduct Of the war which
usage and deprtmeu'uIlaw give him the righ, 70
do ef1Ie p
The scene NJ the close of the expulsion Of Sen
ator Bright MAS dramatic There was desperate
deeisis eness ia, tie No with which Mr.. Bsy ard
answered to his name. 49,.
When Carlisle Of Virginia voted "No, THE hut.
ter was Significant and loud. He had been count
ell only AIMING the doubtful.
The Californian McDOugal and Mr.. Simmons
were at first atIscnt. but not mDmvrt too soon
came IN. aid uA.sty- tNo votes decidei the law
that IN the American Senate hereafter no traitor
shall have seat -f#'ri 81
When the result was announced the gallery
burst into applause but was checked Instantly
Bri then bn,ale UP the portable Tpperty
in his desk. turned his back upon the court which
had tried lHga, went 70 Secretary Fofhey's room
dreI paw to tlle cent, snd With aefaat stride
pissed INTO the Public Land COMMITTEE room,
where his wife awaited him. 918
In her presence The actors COSTUME fell; the
ruined pobdcian sat down. and. imggmsl and
crushed, contemplated the wreck he had made of
his fortunes
Mr. Arnold was authorized to day to report
fully the views of the lake and river defense
Committee upon the Notifications OF the frontier,
and the arming and equipping of vessels for the
lakes.
Their recommendations will be thorough.
Ii is said that Gov Mergan's nomination as
Major General viii be rejected by the Senate If
1t Is confirmed, il is appreheR'ed that every Gov
eulor Of every free State will claim this rank and
emoluments beside
The New York Times's Paris correspondence
says:
secret document from jeff Davis has been
furnished the Governments Of France and Eng.
land, which gives the full details OF the military
and commercial resources of the Confederacy
and which points out in detail the advantages
which France would derive by aiding IN the estab
lisnment of the new Government. Ia it details
OF military resources France is expected to see
that the Conteieraey Is able 20 resist the North
forever, which entities them 10 a recognition,
while IN its commercial details are seen the en-
tcing phantom OF free trade and commercial
riches ftNN
The Times has the following correspondence:
Vallandigham, Pendleton and Corning with
Morrill, both of the Conklngs, Horton and few
others. held caucus ibis afternoon and agreed
to comprise all their proposed amendments of the
demand Treasury note scheme in one bill
with the view 10 manage stronger combination
against the bill of the Committee of WAYS and
Means which the Administration has ndorsed as
Indispensable to maintaining the Government and
carving on the The vote NAV be close
but the chances are decidedly in favor of the lie
gal tender clause
The Heraids correspondence says: 81 s4n
The only event yesterday was the assumption
of his command by Gen. 7. L. Meagher who,
accompanied by Gen Shields, took command OF
the Irish Brigade amidst great enthusiasm. Gen.
Shields addressed the troops in most effective
terms.
Capt. Grifins battery did some more splendid
shooting to-day at Miners Hill. He fired doz
Ell rounds with shrapnel shell from two IL pound
er Parrot gems mt a tree 600 yards distant. All
the shells but one exploded, and every shot struck
within few feet of the tree.
The President has approved the bill author
iziug the Secretary of the Interior to strike from
the pension rolls the names of all such persons "a
have or NAV hereafter take up arms against the
Government of the United States. or who have
in any manner encouraged the rebels or mani
tested sympathy with their cause.
1t Is known that some persons in the W est, at
ter drawing their pensions, have openly joined
the enemy. while others who have not taken this
extreme step have openly sympathized with the
rebels and drawn their pensions.
The law just passed affords partial remedy
against dsloyal pensioners.
HoNoLULU-no date-.John A. Parker, United
States Consul at Honolulu, has arrived here with
important information for the Government. He
says agents have been sent TO England to hypoth-
ecate the entire groupe of the Sandwich Islands
to Great Britain.