Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-30
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INV YoRK. November 29.-In the rebel
House of Representatives on the 25th J. T
Leach offered resolutions, with the following
preambles
Whereas, The unfriendly interference of citi-
zens ofnon sIaveholding States with the reser-
we'd rights of the States was the cause OF this
cruel. bloody and relentless war, and
Whereas, The citizens OF the slave States, in
unguarded moment, under the influence of un
wise counsels, without mature deliberation as to
the fearful consequences, made the election OF
Abraham Lincoln the occasion for precipitatiug
the Confederate States out OF the Union, fol.
loved by fearful train of consequences, and
Whereas, We, the representatives of the peo-
pie desire TO place ourselves fairly before the
civilized world az anxious 10 secure hOncrs
bic and permanent peace, therefore
Resolved, That any attempt 10 infringe upon
the reserved rights Of the States should be re-
sisted BY all lawful means
=. Resolved, That when the United States
shall signify It's willingness to recognize these
rights, and guarantee to the citizens their rights
OF property. as provided by the constitution and
the laws OF Congress, we will agree to treat for
peace. Oh such terms as may be agreed upon by
commissioners or by States. acting in their SOW
ereign character, ratified by majority of the
people. which shall constitute the bonds Of
peace between the North and South
Mr. Leach sustained these resolutions in a
speech, and then they were voted down almost
unanimously.
The Commercials Washington special says
that Roger A. Pryor has just been escorted
along Pennsylvania avenue under guard to the
old capitol be wore q handsome uniform OF
gray and nodded familiarity to old actqant-
ances.
Judge Bates has engaged Ex Attorney Gener-
al Coffee to manage the Government cases be
fore the next term of the Supreme Court
The rebel Admiral Buchanan is TO be sent TO
New 7 ork and thence to Fort Warren, Boston
harbor
The Commercials Nea bern correspondent has
tho following:
number Of soldiers were buried in the ruins
of a bridge blown up during the fire at that place
on Saturday evening They belonged TO the 9th
Connecticut, aud were assisting in subduing the
flames
This correspondent iutmates that movement
cooperative with Gen Grant from North Caro-
lima may be looked tor
The army correspondent Of tie Tribune has
the following:
Guns have been sent 10 the front which " III
throw shells into Richmond from our nearest TO
siion The she'll is iniamable To an extrsotdi.
nary degree ana II u thought the reoels wilt be
burnt out by them.
! on the steamer Elm CITY, running between y ew
York and New Haven was found 90 be on fire
similar to the hotels here
Three more arrests have been made.
The hotel keepers here have increased their
reward to 400, 900
An attempt to fire the International Hotel was
made last night
The Trbune's Washington special saws that
MOsby'S Adiutant who had taken the oath OF
allegiance, has been captured
This morning Chief Young and Detectives
Bennett and McDouga arrested two Young men
on suspicion of having been engaged in the recent
plot TO destroy the city The prisoners are from
the South and have been hanging around the city
for some time past without any visible business
or occupation
The Commercials Washington special says:
The indications are that the Secretary Of the
Treasury will recommend continuance of the
direct loans and increased taxation, especially on
manufactures.
Gen. Hancock was 10 day presented with a
beautiful field carriage from his friends in New
York.
The Posts Washington special Gays: Senator
Sherman will be chairman Of the Finance Com
mittee. He is here aud avows his opposition TO
the issue of any more currency
General Banks i about 10 return TO New
Orleans