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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

tT- Fifteen hundred persons attended the
Panorama OF New York CITY at it, two eIhib
lions YESTERDAY. aud all were delighted. Wee n
assure our readers that IL is just what the bills
and advertisements represent ". showing ioit'-
one miles at The greet city The price e sdu,is-
sion 70 only twenty i've cents. and every parent
should allo~ his miiy Ia attend IL exhibits 1T
Masonic Hall. this. and every afternoon and
excnlnr this ~eak At . ard . o'clock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

III We are indebted to Mr. ID l.. Field, Of
the Adams Express Company for copies OF the
Louisville papers of the sumo date
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

t8- The Supreme Court opened ia session
yesterday morning IN its room 10 the State House
The Tour judges we're present and on the bench
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

TT Patrick Flynn. the individual that shot
young Hslford has had verdict of manslaugh-
ter returned against him by the Coroner's jury.
The trial before the Mayor has not yet taken
place
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

IL Masonic ii all - made n dark as desired
and the Panorama of New York City liz Up in the
afternoon just the same ss 10 the evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

CITY 1T z N 8

~ The Convention ~ Editors and Publisher.
OF Indians. hold session in this CITY on Thurs
day. the 25th day OF MAY A full Attendance i
requssed 1876
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

gE- There will be outside race for $50
on the Sugar Grove Track. OF 4 mile and repeat.
ia harness. The following horses have been en-
tered
+ H. Armstrong enter. GRAY Eddy"
q r. NJ apes enters b =. ."Ksatucky Chief"
Hugh Delzell eDters Little Billy"
The race will be irotiei according TO the rules
Of the Park.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

TT The Brilliant S,loon Restaurant. Cap'sin
O'Lesry. proprietor. - again io operation. The
Captain has employed French artist. formerly
head cnok irf the 81 Nicholas Hotel, New York,
to take charge OF his -itchen department. aud
HI, practical demonstrations w the cooking line
are fully equal TO his reputation The larder OF
the Brilliant IL filled with all the delica,es and
substantials of the season. aud no better meal
can be procured in the cny.
N b "A splendid Tree lunch will be set ever,
morning and night from 10 To IL o'clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

,f- Hos il that Clark. Johnson Co. can
anUrd 20 sell boots aud shoe. 80 yers chespt
i-' heesss- they buy i'rect from the manu-
fsc'uFers
~ Bee'use their trade 10 large. A bin, TO
the wise 10 sufficient. 233
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

Hon JOSEPH Y. McD0yALD, Indianapolis. lhdisnl
Z" JOHN n COFfkO. "a. Hun tngton. Ind ana
wh DALs, New York City.
JOSEPH W. NkwLlN, Attica. Indiana.
JOS R,sTtSE. Covington. indiana.
IN MCDONALD. Covington. Indiana.
" DAVID WEBb, Covington, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

IN The Grand M.-ouic body OF the State
meets in Masonic II all IN this CITY TO day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

TssSsrKRs or REsL Esrsrr The following
are the transfers made in real estate AZ the
County Auditors office. on yesterday:
Elizabeth rilford To John Wallick. lot No
ii In square No o. In Indianapolis $4,000
Brsd.ha- 4 Holmes to wm. = Demott. lots
No. 81, y aud ~, 10 on. lot No 100, In Indian.
spcli. $7go SO
X l.. & A W. McOust 10 Ashley Leauilt. lot
No =, IN square No 49, IN Dakes addition 20
Indianapolis 81 .tDo
A = Fourel to J ID Myers lot L. in out 10
No. l6-. In Indianapolis $4,000
Smith 4 kctchsm to X Turner. lot No !. IN
brakes addition 90 Indianapolis $3.50,
q. 4 y Fletcher to Charles Bcnotden. part OF
lot No "a la out lot No 81 In indianapolis
S225
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

There still remains OF these grounds sever
lots. containing In all about fifteen acres. which
-ill be closed out TO the highest bidder neat
saturday afternoon o, 4 o'clock, "a ifonto Whey
A Martin. ufilce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

We have just received from Boston a full
line of sea 6-h of the best quality-sslmon, hal
hut herring. msckerel and Goldfish, Also, a
freeh lot OF ssrdines. At lower prices
FLETCHER DAyIDGE,
l5-dtf Central Grocery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINE HOUSE !
LOUIS LANG,
20 South Meridian Street.
(SENTINEL BUILDING)

IMPORTER or RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE WINS;
II otard and Cogniac Brsndies. a. -id 0fh. g.Bsies
am I'D Cordisls Airo dealer ~ Csts~fs VINES. SIN
Add Sparkling. " the mo APPROX brands es.rhon
Whisky; Peach BRANDY; Cas-us rf-ndy. sto<k Ale.
rorle and Beer sd Bitter Of VARIOUS kHds These
ice- are all offered for sale BY the boiis o. lsrssr
qusbt't'e. Onis IA Ne NJ for 4 sOi
tAtOhTtD CIGARS AID TubACtO - the choicest
brands, ~s 10 Kept oonsi anti on hsna.
II FHsvns htted up neat estshllsbmsn and oner-
for sr'e only pure telrs and ~ 90 heat quay,
tue subrc bsr hope. 20 receive, - he solcs. liberal
hare Of the pstrobsss Of the Pablo
m.riT-du LOUIS LANG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

NlytfL receive subscriptions, a. ensncisl agent "
T" the Gotsfnmsnt, fof ell " ~ poynlr leans
VIII collect gold interest rssiss~r~c snf ceupor
ssods the liberal tsrm- Carrensy bsrds esshs
prs-sntstop When due.
Always o. hand rat apply ofu. q revenue s,ssps
fof sale 81 the regular Discount
viii boy and -sii ell government securities. orders
Washington coin and exchange IN ell the prscipsl sis
e..
VIII make ecilsctlens shrouxhost the wsss and Ksss
yer, reasonable rates
VII r.esi,, deposits, sai losn money ssrsr eee'.
On coed seeusty
Having snlilts f.rilllle. ~ill transact eli snds -
Ssnsins es.ness ga f.lr terms and stth ths stmsss
pfcmp,ns.
iNoRAh vLKTcuHR. ceshles.
Indianapolis. pseenssf y ieees
A>>A-I1s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

tE- A rich growth of hair produced. the natu
raj color restored (uot dyed. and all diseases of
the scalp. falling IF, &c cured bv usi1g Eu-
reka." the infsllible hair restorative. Price
ST. 20 per bottle Sold by all druggists.
B SESoUR,
Druggist Bates House Block, Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

THx RAcfs ovKR SuoAR GRovE CouRsK
Spring Races over the Sugar Grove Course com
mence to-day at o'clock. The proprietors
have spared no pains this season to make the
present races in every way superior TO any here
totore held. and the promise is that they will
meet With decided success in their enterprise
There are eight horses already entered from n
distance. and three more expected besides those
owned in this city Ladies' will Toe admitted free,
aud improper characters excluded from the
ground. A force of policemen will bc on the
ground to preserve order and prevent the com
mission OF any crime A large crowd will un-
doubtedy be present to witness the trial OF speed
that will take place
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

EUREKA The ISTALLIBLE HAIR RKsToRA-
TIVE Decidedly the best article tor restoring
grey hair TO its natural color. (not dying) curing
all diseases Of the scalp. preventing the hair
from falling of. giving it sofness and el's-
that nothing ess can produce. Price 81 90 per
bottle Gold by all druggists
Senour. druggist. Bates House Block,
agent. eod-tt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
l'elegraphic dispatches

SsroRrrD sxPnKssLI ron THE bAnYsrATr sssuSEL
For -orninx Roper, see rirst Page.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

SAILS 90 SURURHAN PRorERrr At AUCTION -
Wiley 4 Martin, real estate auctiouecr-, rold
Yesterday. lands near the Crovn It'll Cemetery
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

~ See Dr.. WIN Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth page of to days p'1er.
Jan % If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

WILLIAM DALE. Of Nee York, President,
JOSEPH his Ina. Covington. Vice President.
". u. kr kk, Secretary,
JAMES W. KING, Treasurer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

tF- Boots and shoes of all grades. sizes and
STYLES. for ladies and gentlemen. misses, boys
and children can be bad cheap at Clark, johnson
& Co =. No IL West Washington street. 22-3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

TIA fine fresh lot OF oranges. lemons. dates.
figs, cocoanuts, prunes and raisins. at Central
Grocery FLETCHER 4 DAvIDGE
l5 d q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
PETROLEUM.

INCORPORATED UNDER Tux LAWS or rHs STATE
or INDIANA.
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-nI YoRr risnfn EXPEDITION.
ruK cHlvISoros MASSACRE.

The Committee. having examined the subject
of the massacre of the Cheyenne Indians. "a, IL
ia difficult 10 believe that beings IN tho torn OF
men. and disgracng the uniform OF United Staus
soldiers. could counten,nce the commission of
such cruelty or barbarity. a. detailed In the
testimony.
GENERAL saERN.N's RECEPTION IN Warrington
General sherman. In company with his brother
Senator sherman, passed down Pennsylvania
avenue ,h. evening His appearance caused the
gathering of crowds. who repeatedly cheered
him. While the ladies waved their handkerchiefs.
A large number OF persons followed him. and the
prcss soon became 80 great that he was com
PEELED 10 call stage 20 escape the labor OF severe
hand shaking which had commenced
sheridan goes 20 Texas With orders to DESTROY
aud lay waste " the rebel forces persist 10 holding
out.
The North Carolina delegation are having sat.
isfaotofy interviews with the President. Who IL
understood To adhere strictly To- the total aboli-
ton OF slavery asa condition precedent 10 the
restoration OF civil power Ia the State
The city 70 cro~ded to overao- wing by persons
10 witness the review
The average pay due each colder 10 $3.50. and
the Government Is ready 10 pay OF aud discharge
eyeFy man Va both armies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
TESTIMONY 90 yons BARROW

NJ T A II II te,thci he opened the bote.
and nefs he identtheJ psper iound la one o
them. u a. aidre.-ei 20 ID vie d.'ed at Mon.
gomefy. White Sulphur spnnss. W. 10 shleh
the writer says that he pow odsrs his services ~
ths coaisdsssey. and 10 willing 10 rid The csun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-10

The trial Of Mrs. Betty Perrins Of baltimore, ar
rested for collidins and oon.ortins With MAJOR Harry
Gilmore aud his men some months when they
captured two railroad trains between Baltimore and
Philadsphis ". commenced on Tuesday al wash
inston, before the military court Of which Brlss
Gensral Chapman Ia President aud Colonel N. p.
Chipmsn 10 Judge Advocate. Governor Thomas
Cor-in TO MeIeo Ia counsel for the accused
This c1e 10 very peculiar one, and several eircum-
connected With attach 10 II an extrsotdinafy
interest. The accused L quite youns. not OYER *.
she IL also hsndsone' and her bssuty is rendered
quite spirited by the defiance With .hieh che faces
In vhieh she nod. ~hcn ~inee. teetify 70 her sym
psihy for the reeel she Ieported yery wealthy !.
the loader, of ths seoesh ar,ocTscy, fs.hionr, and
politics Of that city. Tho specifications state
Mr.. Betty Psfrine, fc.iaen, Of !ho eiY Of liA,l-
the lines Of the Federal army, and under the
o. about the i2th dsv Of July, 1894 in Maryland,
Shile The I.iro.d train ~ pssspf from ,ne fi & oi
whmy give aid AMI comfort to the public enemyby
encouraging and aiding them In .erins aud breakins
open the trunk, Of passengers and citizens OF ne :
on the said train OF csIs and feIouiousy taking sp
pgopriatins and carrying away the contents Of ,sid
trunks, containing money, je~elry clothes and othe'
siore.aid. and by other aud contp euou, demonstra
tons Of sympathy for the rebel cause. This w uipt
Of rebellion, and W the great injury and peril OF IN,
military service. Dr. Boodsood IN his evidence on
Tue rday stated that he Iccospiled accused m me 10
gage to rebels ,he accused seemed eIhiilarate,
| with rebels and seemed very much pleased. Mr..
TClarke te,t.d that she sar the accused there talk
ing with rebels accused rad u VA. night 20 breAi
open the trunks aud rob from the government ~it
said TO the accused that IL vas vronS to hrral
opta trunks and destroy the railroad accused replies
that the road used for purposes OF carry ns topp
aud supplies for the rnment; accused vas sittn,
| on . trunk with rebel oihcer.
| The counsel for the accused then asiod that th'
ease bo postponed until Friday, which request va
| granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-10

hoh Vail Be s,dod by Jpdse Bin<hsp, OF Ohto, and
yudre Rurp-r 10th sk1lful lsvyers. hNor-Genern
hatur has command q tbs tsil and Ia surrouno-
fnsa aud HI. dispositions such that u sUod pc
impossible tH any sttempt 10 set pssrsson oi we
pfsonep BY mob 10 succeed: Hs iofce, He cn-
of sutos surround the rod brioh tuAdins which con-
nnes tho watched criminals who In chains vim nsI
nerp over their heads, Ae already underseins nv
ing death. They not aOov ed any corn uuncstion
with the cuide world, and the guards vbo feed them
not Allowed W converre With them upon any pre-
bes ercept their mouth, put on " prevent them
froni oompiittins suicide, sentnc over each one
attends to them day aud night. All are very much
detected, and fse that any moment they may pe
executed BY the people II k most litely that throe
Of fords theatre eUpoyoes viu have W die as ~
In tho execution Of his dreadful mu rder, Ford the
proprietor, still IN the Old Capitol but 40 Tar a.
can learn, 10 not implicated. The theatre 10 stu
under guard by the military. No one eau enter et-
eept by q permit Of the Secretary Of War. NremOns
Just II the nisht Of the assassl nation. Payne,
The assassin Of seward. will probably be tho hIst
tried"
A lettor dated Monday says;
The confessions Of Harold and Ahrerou viii be
moet important, but the most defiant and reluctant
The best posted witness will be Odd Mrs. surrsu.
men, v well as Of the oon,pirscr yet she really
would no, be taken for more than forty; turom lght
haired, u-vcheecked and With cold clear deviith
gray pair Of abe would make good stAse land
lady, ready to look after her ntetess and 70 get
all the that she could from her customers Mise
SurratL the dsushter Of Mr-. surraL dod In piison
day or two from intense suffering caused by hor
arrest and the Developments sho~ Ing that her isIn
ily we're 30 deeply the accessories Immediately before
the fact Of assassination.
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A Part Of the Army Of the Potsu,ac March
ing through Richmosd.

over forty thousand Union trcop& psr and Parcel
Of the grand Of the po,omsc, and including the
24th CorpS marched through Richmond on Saturday
last their vy homevsri. Thoy we're reviewed by
Generals Meade and Hslloct. Tho Provost Gusrd,
General Macy commandinr, constituted the advanced
column. The Engineer brigade, under Command Of
General Bcnhsm, followed ne1I 1hcso we're imme-
diAty follow I'd by the 9th Corys under the COM
mand Of MAJOR General GrifIn and the rear Of the
column consisted ofthc % Cops. under the command
Of Major General Humphreys. Ine line Of march
~ follows: Up seventeenth street To Carey (;
down Carey; past the Libby aud Castle Thunder to
Nineteenth; up Nineteenth 10 Main street; up Nam
10 Thirteenth up Thirteenth to Capitol street, past
the City Hall and the north front Of The Capitol 10
Ninthi down Ninth ~ Franklin; mp Franklin 10
First ny first TO broad street. and thence north in
the direction ~ Harrison Court House The entire
Kept by the Path Corps b. presented arms
the brgades pass-d. Tho steeu sere literally
throuscd With citizens, Who cheeted heartily ~ come
Of the prominent comtna nandots passcd II h un-
derlood tha, tho march 10 Washington ~ill OCCUPY
about six days II erpccted that the 9th Corps III
arrive In Richmond In the course OF few days TO be
followed by confidersb4o portion Of GensrA shof-
mAn's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-10

HaSna, May g.. We hNyc adv css from Merico TO
tho 18Th. Tho ne.s is not imp 'rtAnt In lbet but
indicates uniavorsbly 70 Huiri lisn. On tho 10Th
inst, the nniycraary Of MsIiHl ian's acceptance Of
the "a lchratel, and ab Iod OF decree.
lot ooso. The ..sa OI natui Al zation have been
revised, and under 1t all p,r-nspU rchasng pTopsry
In Mexico become lhcIoLy cltascIs of the Empire
Tho lmTe rial Treasury Ht Puohh<WaAJObl'od on tho
night Of the 10th, II IL supps.ss hy1ho French cln-
ployees. Gueuillss IN founid able nunbor have
appeared in TamaulipaN, Dsangs and other
states, Tho capital Of sal hlIo captured
the list Of April, and tboy of n ssrrison who
capped, fed " Monterey, which cny vus subsequently
taken 10y the JuariSa II has been decided occupy,
parity aud civilize sonora. Tho Legislature VI
Lower Caliio ala has decreed un defense OF tho
State against Invasion. Rogules lbuArist had entar-
ed the town Of Guiizeo, aud would -oon attSk Mon
oils l'Falde fJuari,'l w~ At ZiEapsn and was being
Joined by large number.
C.mpeche had been gnrrisonod by 2o0 Austriass
The Marquis do Montholon has received Impartial
honor, aud departed ior BALTIMORE and Wsshlnstsn
Uis Port Roy al.
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pectivv States. Tho officer. hsve beeone the objects
cf tuten-e hahr and IL 10 a. much ther lives
vorth to yeutusc ~ from the linss- Quite nam
brr have been murdered by their soldera Tho seet4
~ b. ,enp,ed to murder them 20 get possession OF tho
small Oi specs, vhich tn officers arc undertood
TO possc-~ The rebel soldiers exrrsss intcme ffdns
sainst Jeh. Davis Ard the yartous nlemhers ~ hs
Cabinet and ther 10 doubt that n he ot apy "
the o,der OF the rebeon fAIl Into her hands thcy
will fare badly.
correspondent With General sherman's army,
writing from GrOensboro on tho ID instant rsysi
A report reached here yesterday thu, Auru,'s hsd
hccn sacked by the rebols, and that vN feared
Charlotte you'd share the same fate The principal
hotel In Charlotte open. The proprietor receives
nothing but gold The rebel Officer, are In bad way
FOG money, and sie USING means In their power
~ set sIeenhsck.. State money 10 Of little account
Five dollar. r,id this morning At Of the hctels
here, in North Csrona money, for breakfast. The
poor privates are trying w work their sav homo,
lame naked and hungry, de-p.ed and losthed by the
chivary for Whore dynasty they fought. have scen
lpdies ho would fes, Ou 70 tvU mortal hour bitter
invoctive asAins the Yanks fefse to feed poor, de-
luded, foot-.ore fchel soldiers hie Union soldiers
frroly shared their hsTdtAck and concs Nth them,
or nion officers hand them their lunches from their
saddle-bASs
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News ItsnA
Lpp Tsisvvsph 70 IA IsS Yovk 5sWl

TINS number OF Generals whoso resignation have
been accepted up to yesterday morning is thirteen
oRpEBs have been isuei from tho War Depart
ment for tho discharge Of large number Of citizen
clerks, and The substitution Of enlisaod men.
Tns three per eeui tax on goods going .o insur-
rectonAry stsler Is abolished by order Of tho sse-
rsnry OF the Treasury. Such transportation 10
hereafter free.
TuH trial OF hon. Benjamin G. Harris was re-
sumed at wsshington yesterday morning, before
tho eourt-mArtisl The evidence was not
eludod. The court will meet again on Thursday.
TnH subscriptions 70 tho 7,3o loan yesterday
amounts to tho enormous Amount Of sib, l6S, 300 !
Quito sensation WAS created by subscription OF
Fisk 4 Hatch, brokers' Of New York, for 5Oo9, 400
the largest single subscription ever m.ds in this
country.
Dr direction Of tho President all company and
st.a oficers OF volunteer regiments sbssnt from
their commands on . count Of ply hcal disability
or by virtue OF leaves u shsoDco granted thsm on
their return TO the loyal satos prisoners Of war
will be honorsbly mustered out OF tho service @,
,he United States on the 18Th instant Bald officers
will imuIslssely sPply by lctter 70 N. Adju,.n,-
General OF the army for their muster out and dis
charge papers.
TuB State Department at Washington hsve re-
eeyed extract Of the proceedings Of the leg1sl.-
tive body Of Bremen, enc OF tho FREQ cities Of Ger
many, setting forth their Joy a, tho great victories
won o7 ,hs sEnins Of hs CRlop. uDoD tho oDen'
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ing Of the es~uson, and tufore tr,nss,ing rsgu-
lar buaos.4. the whole sseembly srose from 'ho'r
scss, AMI gave thr,o enthusiastic cheers tcr tho
" vic.oty Of ,h~ juss cause" and W sho~ hs'r
- mp.Ah with The American Union
rnI iorsiun G,onz In Ccskiug II the s-sassins"
uou of ~. Lincoln s.ys ,hsi even his opponents
In Englsnd''hsd come reluctantly " admire his
honesty, fairness aud sAgsei,y." The srAn SAYS
''fle has se 'onplished ths mission be was raised
" hilhrL sod leaves bohind him pure and spot
less name" The London papers con,sin an off,
cisl tsisgr.u, ron Secretary Stanton ~ the u 3.
legation, s,,ailing tho incidents & the murder.
stating thai evidence 10 In hand proving II 70 hsvo
been ,nstg'aed ~ prominent rebels aud adding
that the s~sni '1s no, likely " impair the public
spirit or p. s,pone the complete aud hu,l overthrow
Of ,he rsbs 'llion."
A Rrsor rTIos was introduced into ,he washing.
ton City Councils, Monday might, sdmonishing and
wsrningvshoss mon who len their homes In Wash
ngton, sl Tie commencement Of the rebellion, aud
Engaged FIN the work II treason, that their return
| 81 this time would be exceedingly repugnsu, to
the loyal citizens, and would he frought With much
harm. This resolution caused en- excited debate
| OF . personal character. Last evening . public
meeting Of about l5OO cihEcns Of W sshinstou, was
khed In from, OF the City Hal, 81 which speeches
vero made aud resolutions passed, having Ia view
the prevenuoa OF the returning to the Distric, Of
Columbia Of It's former residents, who have psrtc.
| tpated N ris rehellion.