Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. M.

Nav YoRK. December ~ AT the meeting At
the Brooklyn Acadom, of Music to sympathlse
with tho people OF East Tennessee. Admiral
Faftagut was one of the speakers
Advieer from Washington say that friendly
feeling Il fully restored between the United States
aud Canada
The courts OF New York adjourned on learn.
ing OF the death of Minister Dayton
The fen.an Brotherhood in New York are en-
deayoring TO obtain the removal OF Father We
meta the priest who recently attempted to break
up thu Fenisn meeting, The feeling between
the priest and the memhers Of his church IL very
unpleasant
Great eil,Vs are being made 10 i the quota
of New York 4 large number of substitutes
enlisted io-ds' Btooklynis offering large boun
ties. aud is ,-sui' ! per cent. bonds TO paw
them
The Commercial's Washington letter says:
The Russian minister declares that he is going
to Mexico 10 congratulate MaIimillisn on his
new government
A gang oi counierieiters were broken up YES.
terday and three of the party arrested
The Worlds Washington special has the FOL
lowing:
Ovng TO the announcement of Minister Day.
tons death, the chances of his successor were
canyassed. Fremoni's name is mentioned by
some OF the radicals. but his chances are not con
sidered good Blair aud Raymond are also men
toned
Admiral Farragu, has been granted three
months leave out Of compliment to his long and
gallant service
Judge Mccullough. comptroller OF currency,
has decided that no bank can he supplied with
circulation to amount exceeding 90 per cent.
Of it, capital stock actually paid in, unless such
bank shows surplus, which il may convert into
bonds for larger issue of notes.
The Union ladies of Winchester va have
presented beautiful flag to Gen Sheridan. The
General was quite taken by surprise by the pre-
sen.ation. The flag was originally designed for
Gen. Ayerll, but the heroic exploit Of Sheridan
induced its offer TO hiul AS the saviour of the
Shenandoah Valley
The Committee on Ways aud Means voted al
most unanimously in favor OF the repeal Of the
duty on paper
Mr. Morrill,. Of New Jersey, is understood TO
be the only member opposed TO this policy.
The World has an accOun, Of the situation Al,
Savannah but news from that quarter.
MllitsSy men here don't expect the fall OF Sa
vannsh Immediately The city will probably
hold out weeks more. but its capture j.
considered certain
The London Times compare. Shermsn's move
ment TO the Duke OF Asrlboros march into Ger
many, which resulted in the battle Of Blenheim.
and says that nothing in modern times equals il.
II will either make Sherman most famous
General. or nav ruin him and bis army
The Times Paris correspondent SAYS: few
days after the result of the election wac known
in Paris. Mr. Dayton bad long interview With
the French Minister. and delivered dispatch
from Mr. Seward Since then the tone Of the
official press has entirely changed All abuse Of
Lincoln aud the North has stopped. The papers
now tell the truth abOGiN orthern successes.
Har oe- - ors
Earl Russels letter as the last nail IN he coffin
of the rebel cause abroad
The same letter speaks Of The friendship OF
France towards the United States and says Ma
poleon told Slidell there no hope Of Tecog-
milton The rebels must make the best terms
rih the North they could The rebel scrip VS.
sinking and American stock rising.
The Charleston Courier Of the l3.h has the
following;
Everything ras quiet on Monday No Gag
OF truce communication took place in cOHse-
quence Of non arrival OF prisoners.
The steamer Celt will leave the gas company =
wharf At % O'Clock this AN. with one hundred
prisoners.
The Augusta Constitutionalist OF the l4,h pub
fishes a private letter from Nassau. which saws
that the opinion prevails that during the winter.
blockade runners have more 20 fear from enc
mies IN their crews than from blocksting fleets.
Hundreds Of Y Ankee. are there. and il is settled
plan 20 capture vessels by slrAtagem ~ sea An
attempt vas made 90 capture the 0sl. which
failed Eight OF the crew are now Ia irons
Owing to the dubious character OF English neu-
sr.lity these ninions Of the YsHkss government,
will escape punishment
FosrKIss MoSkor. December 81 The DAG
OF truce in Charleston Hsrbor 10 endst.
Col J. 1 Milford arrived lsss evening from
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