Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24

Old Wethersfeld, Connecticut, the abode OF
virtue and onions, i rebellious- II has directed
its Selectmen to pay no attention 10 any Govern
ment order for a draft.
An auction sale OF prize cotton was held in
Philadelphia on the l7th instant Ii brought
from 60 to 65 cents per pound.
Hoo CHoLERA-The hog cholera Is killing off
numbers Of hogs in Owen county We hear OF
the prevalence Of the disease in other sections of
the State.
towards of seven thousand Collectors. Deputy
Collectors, Assessors and Assistant Assessors
are now engaged in the collection OF internal
revenue in the loyal States.
REvIvAL-A revival OF religion is in progress
in the Methodist church at Bedford. A number
of persons have joined the church, and the good
work goes on without abatement in interest.
The electoral vote OF the nineteen States that
have held eleotions this year would stand divided
as follows, had electors been chosen:
Democrats ....-................ .l25
Republicans. ....................... %
Brig Gen. J c. Sullivan. of this State, takes
Gen. Hurlbut's place in Grants army Gen.
Grant came upon the City of Alton on the night
of the Both. He had an interview with Gen.
futile, and returned next morning. His Chief
of staff remained here The object of the visit
is unknown.
MoNEY.-Three hundred and eighty thousand
dollars IN green backs went 20 st. Paul by
express yesterday, for the use Of 4" POpe's army.
This is his weekly allowance Good times for
poor folks La Crosse Democrat
The Washington correspondent of the New
York World SAYS:
THE Chronicle as the Administration organ
IL nv ifc md
is in daily consultation with nearly all of the
members of the Cabinet; Mr. Lincoln and Secre-
tary Stanton especially"
The New York Tribune nsinuates that it lin
peaches the loyalty of Gen. Mcclellan, that the
rebels have uniformly spoken of him as our
greatest General" This is pretty logic. We
have said the same thing of Stonewall jackson
among rebel Generals. Does the Southern press
cali him traitor for III Bahl-[ Boston Post.
A MICRO SAvAGE-Among the Indians takeI
prisoners in Minnesota was negro, whom it j.
alleged, killed thirty three whites with his owl
hand. He was born at Mendoza. Prncipall,
upon his testimony most of the Indians wer,
convicted. By the betrayal of his savage allies
he has endeavored to save himself
The great frauds just coming to light in tn,
custom house and in connection with the Gov
eminent disbursing Office of this city, are. W,
fear but the beginning of a chapter Of partisan
populations such this country has never befor,
seen. When out of power the Republicans
claim to be possessed OF all the virtue in tn
country; in power they have proved themselve
adopts in all the vices-[N Y. World.
A Washington letter says il is no secret il
Washington that the French government, in it
recent correspondence about the arrests in New
Orleans, and the English government in its de
mands of reparatiOn for seizures made by our ma
val officers, have assumed a tone which wou
astonish the people, had this coresp ondence bee
heraded forth as other diplo matte letters haY
Ii is said that General Haleck is rapidly al
ranging his grand columns for general an
powerful approach 10 Richmond from man
points. making it point of concentrated aip
overwhelming attack. Thus far. however, Hal
leck has given the world no conclusive proof q
his ability to successfully conduct great Ell
terprse.
| Thurlow Weed being the only of brain
and discretion in the Abolition party. the Ad
ministration, it is said, intends to send him 500
to Europe again to look after interests. Ii
is to 20 to England, France and Russia VII
not commission Thurlow our Minister to abou
/ half dozen of tue leading powers of Europe
and call home the incompetent men who are on
| nominal Ministers therefor