Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

Th,a Cesar via = ssasts a his hssis.-'
1t is stated that the 5,h corps has been rep
resented in eighty six battles
The New York Journal Of Commerce IA.
given notice that henceforth it will avoid all po-
iiticai discussions.
r "A maehiue Is beiog made IN Bristol fos
roasting chestnuts or coffee. and popping corn
Ii runs by clock work
In England the Bible - now Supplied for
twelve cents. the New Testamea, for four ceats.
and the Gospel for two cents each.
faeture SO 900 paper collars daily. and give en-
ployment to 35 or 40 hands.
-Fhey print without ink in Paris. by intro
ducing sheet OF somo fabric on which lamp
black aud gycerine are deposited between the
paper and the type <.rr
An ingenious Pennsylvania has invented q
m ,chine for coal mining which weighs 2D0
pounds. costs $500. and will do The work OF
twenty men.
The French papers are circulating the story
Of young lady at ST. Etienne, who Is afflicted
with a singular infirmity She is entirely blind
10 the daytime. but sees perfectly we'll in the
darkest night. anaiaC lsI
Two guerrllas went into Henderson,, Ky., q
few DAYS since. and asked gentleman what
time u was " The gentlcmln handed over his
watch: ne could not help it
More than rs. 900 trees. shrubs aud herbace-
ous plants were planted 10 New York Central
Park last year. The carriage drive, now com
pleted is about eighty miles in length. and the
walks twenty miles f#NEaHt
The largest lake in the world is Lake Supe
rior, which is truly infant sea. being four hun
dred aud thirty miles long
To avert inundatons in France. the re-
planting Of trees on the naked declvities Of the
mountains is strongly urged
Sixty three thousand three hundred aud
twenty-three hogsheads of leaf tobacco were
sold ia Louisville in the twelve months ending
No, ember I, 1851
General Buckner, on the 10Th. captured the
garrison OF Morganza, Louisiana. capturing 900
prisoners, several pieces of artillery, and dis
abling siege guns.
The French are preparing to squat ia
Lower California. having sent out scientific
commission TO explore that region. and tosex
anime into the mineral and agricultural re
sources.
Mr. Seward, who, four wears ago. in thi.
city. declared that the war would end in ninet,
days. advises the authorities that the city j,
70 be burned on Tuesday next by the rebels :
y Y Com. Advertiser.
A mountain of iron has recently been dis
covered on the Canada side of Lake Superior, 8.
miles from Ssult Saint Marie. The mountain i
/ 500 feet above the level of the lake, aud er
ceeds the famous Marquett iron mountain in rich
ness.
=" Madame" said polite traveller to 8 test,
old landlsdy, "if ] see proper 20 help myself q
this milk. j. there any improperly in itg'' 81
! do not know what YOU mean; but il you meat
10 iESinuate that there is anything nasty in tina
milk, I'll give you to understand that you v.
struck the wrong house. There amt the frs
hair in IL for as soon rs Dorothy Ann told m,
that Tie eat was drowned in the milk, wen
right light and strained il over"
"A Paris letter announces the departure o
the first instalment OF Emperor Macmillan
European army consisting Of six hundred Bel
gians The enroilments for this army. which Il
to cous st Of eight thousand Frenchmen s
J q onsand Ausuians and Two thousand Belgian-
are made by volunteering. and thus far the OF
tiers OF service have been much slower than wa
anticipated. The soldiers are afraid. probably
of Yellow Jack.
The New York Times states that the Con
! federate Agents in Canada have laid before tn
| Provincial Government = purDorted basis of
! secret negotiation between the Richmond author
tiles and the Mexican Emperor MnIimilan TIL
agreement includes terms OF alliance. offeIsiv
aud defensive, between Mexico and the Souther
Confederacy, and that the compact has receive
the perfect assent of the Emperor Napoleon, an
that material aid will be furnished by him to Civ
effect to the covenant at the proper moment.
"A father came home from his business a
early evening and took his little girl on his knee
After few dove like caresses she creDt 10 hl
bosom and fell asleep. He carried her himsel
| TO her chamber. and said: Nellie would mo
like to go to bed and not saw her prayers" Hal
opening her large blue eyes, she drcamily articu
lated:
''Now lay m down TO sleep.
pray the Lord"
Then adding, in sweet murmur. He know
the rest" aud sank on her pillow. in His watch
full care. who ''eiveth his beloved sleep