Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-24
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THREE O'CLOCK \. X


Arrangements for the reception of the remains
OF President Lincoln in this city morrow, and
for the obseques Tuesday, were completed
Yesterday The canopy under which the body is
TO be placed, extending from the door of the
governors room, is being richly ogEsmeEted in
front. and near the top will be placed bust of
the late president; two funeral urns will be placed
90 each side The canopy will be covered with
black cloth. and the bier with black velvet.
From the centre of the interior s splendid chan.
deier will supsend, throwing the light in the d.
Tection OF the face of the corpse; chandeliers
will also De placed Oh each side of the canopy
The funeral cortege will move from City Hall :;
| p. n on Tuesday, and during the time il lie in
motion the church and fire bells will be toled.
The meeting, which is TO be held q: Union
Square, sssembles ~ 10 o'clock, when religious
services will be held and al address delivered by
Hon. Geo Bancroft.
The meeting sill adjourn "a time ioF thoss
tending i, 30 join in the procession
Mayor Gunthef yesterday issued p,ocsms
ton requiring the suspension .! business to
row and Tuesday
Meetings 10 take proper action ir the last so!-
e,nu honors to the remains OF cur late president
we're held by several additional organizations Of
the city yesterday.
The Herald has reDor, that Gen. W. II. F
Lee succeeded in getting through with his
mand from Virginia sul joined Johnston in
North Carolina.
! The Times calls attention to he brutal treat
ment of our prisoners in the south, and says
Gen. Lee is accountable Tor all this rebel bar
bsrty. IL GemsDds that there shall be less
| audsti0H OF Gen Lee BIZ the northern press and
people
| In reply TO the Indiana delegation, the pre,i
den, yesterday thanked Gov. Morton snd the
members, end referred them TO his past action as
al indication Of his future policy. he declared
| that treason va. the highest crime known to
/ the laws and should be punished That after
making treason odious, every union man sUd
| the government should be reimbursed out OF the
| pockets of those who have inflicted this great
/ suffering the country. he would offer
nesty to the masses who had been deluded, tui
would punish. justly aud without anger. all po
| ltical leaders DE said it was by high con.titu
| tional obligations that We have secured each
state in the possession and enjoyment OF a repub
| lican form of government with peculiar nstitu
tons, and by the operation OF the rebellion We
| lose that feature.
| But j. was 8 state when it went into rebellion.
aud when it comes ont without the institution it 10
still state In adjusting and putting the gov
eminent Upon its legs again, the progress of the
work must pass into the hands of its friends, and
il the state is 10 be nuIsed until il again ges
! strength, il must be nursed by il. friends. and
not smothered By its enemies
The president mentioned the fact that Indiana
fret named him for vice president, and he re-
turned his thanhs for their confidence. hi.
| speech was frequently sppaGGed.
| The Herad's special says to morrow the pfssi-
| dent will receive delegations from Michigan. and
one from refugees in Washington. After to-
morrow night no more delegates will be received.
! FoRrREss NoNEor, April, 22:-The following
IMPORTANT order from Geaeral Sherman re-
ce;ved here this morning:
HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE DIvlsIoxl
| IL THE FIELD, RALEIGH, y. C, April 49, (
| Special field order No So:
The commanding general announces to The ar
| mY he suspension of hos,ilties and al agree
| ment with Gen. Johnston and high officials hich
when formally ratified, will make peace from the
( Potomac TO the Rio Gfande Until absolute
peace is arranged. the line passing through Chap
el Hull University, Durham's Station and W es;
| Point, on the \ euse river, will separate the Two
armies.
Each army commander will group his camps
entirely with view to comfort, health and good
police All the details of military discipline
must still be maintained.
The General hopes tina, in a very few DAYS il
will be bic good fortune 10 condnct YOU all 10
your hem~a The fame of this army for forti
tude, ccu,s,A and discipline is admitted ell over
the world then let each officer and man see that
TITS net stunned oy any act OF vulgarlty AMI row
dyism and pesty crimes The cavalry will pa
troll in front Of the lines.
Gen Howard will take charge Of the district
from Raleigh up to the cavalry, Gen Slocum TO
the left OF Raleigh. and Gen. Sehoheld 10 Raj
eish. with is righ' snG rear.
QusTtermsstsrs ana comnis-aIies sill keep
supplies for light wagon loads, and railroad SUI
pefintendents wilt arrange depots for the conve
nience of each army.
B, order Of Major General W. I SHEHnAx
L II. DAYroN, 4 4 G..
AdTices ffou Serbern state hat large qua
Der. OF the members sf he North Carolina leg
islature arrived there he l9th instant Tor the
purpose Of negotiating with Sherman with
view restore thar state he union.
Gen GrSDt had arrived