Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-16
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INTERVENING NEWS ITEMS

CIVIL TRIBUNALS.
NV YosK June l5-The Tribune has sd-
vices from Washington that all civilians from
this State now before the Military Commission
sitting 10 that city, have been conclGsiyely re-
msnded to their proper civil Jurisdictions.
roRD's THEArER TO BIZ CONVERTED INTO A CHURCH.
The Tribunes Washington special says. /.
il stated that Ford's Thea;er has been disposed
OF to al association Of CongregauOnslists. and
that il will be speedily converted into place Of
| worship.
FREEDXESs BUREAU.
A circular dated to day from headquarters Of
| the bureau Of refugees, freedmen and abandoned
lands, directs that in accordance with an Act of
Congress establishing the bureau referred to-
Assistant Commissioners of refugees. &c, will
st once make out estimates of the amount Of
provisions. clothing &c, as may be needed for
the supply of such classes of persons within their
respective departments. IL also states that ra-
tons will not be given 10 teachers OF freedmen
aud refugees but such as are duly authorized by
the Commissioners Of the bureau, may purchase
ratons in the same manner as commissioned
officers Of the army. and will receive free trans
portatiou on Government railroads.
TWENTY THIRD CORPS BEING MUSTERED OFT.
The Twenty third corps now in North Caro-
lima. is being mostly mustered out and sent
home
DISSOLUTION or TWENTIETH CORPS.
The Worlds Washington special says: The
final dissolution of the Twentieth army corps
took place to- day The complete history of it,
organization was filed in the War Department
this corps to-day.
THE LAST DAY FOR GENERALS WITHOUT COMMAND.
Tomorrow, the 18th, il the last day on which
all Major Generals and Brigadier Generals who
are without command. and are not on detached
service, can remain with that rank in the army.
Generals Butler and Banks 90 out Of service
under this order.
THE REBEL ARMSTRONG GUN BROUGHT TO WASH
INGToy.
The Herald's special says: The celebrated
Armstrong gun, which was presented to the
Southern Confederacy by Armstrong and used
by them in defense of Fort Fisher, has been
brought to the Washington Nayy Yard 1t is a
magnificent piece of ordnance, mounted upon
a rosewood carriage elaboratey made and deco
rated Ii is one of the evidences of British neu
trality in our domestic difficulty.
EUROPEAN EMIGRATION DESIRED BY vIRGIYIAys
The Worlds Richmond correspondent learn
there ls disposition on the part of large land
owners to encourage emigration from Europe to
Virginia They do not relish Northern emigra-
ton, and think by bringing emigrants from
Europe that they would be readily identified
with the Southern people in sentiment and prin-
ciple. There is very general conviction that
with the present feeling of hostility which per
vades the Northern mind with regard to the
South, no justice be rendered the latter IN
less it IS eXacted by political power The ad
vantage. in political sense, of having four mil
lion whites instead of four million negroes is
very earnestly considered and urged by the
heaviest land owners
CONDITION OF TIE Stewards
WASHINGTON, June l5.--The condition of f
W. Seward continues most encouraging. There
has been DO hemorrhage of his wounds for the
past twenty-One days
Secretary Stewards health continues to i'm
prove He now regularly attends to business,
and converses cheerfuy with his friends, though
his jaw is still supported by an iron frame work.
REFUGEES GOING SOUTH.
A large number of refugees, white and black.
are Consistently returning South, aud every day
there are fresh arrivals here of former citizens,
who left Washington at the breaking out OF the
rebellion
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
Numerous applications for pardon have been
filed at the Attorney Generals Office The at
tending TO them is necessarily slow as the papers
IA N"Su SaSV uafC W Dc CaEcluliy
fore being presented TO the President for his de-
termination.
THE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH COTTON
So far only about 1000 bales of the cotton
captured at Charleston, Savannah and Mobile
have been turned over to the Treasury Depart
ment, as required by law.
APPLICATIONS FOR CAPTURED PROPERTY
A large number of applications for the return
OF captured or abandoned property has been pre-
scented and simply filed in the Treasury Depart
ment, which can at present afford no relief in the
premises. The ast OF March, 1863 provides that
any person claiming to be owner of such
property may, at any time within two years at
ter the suppression OF the rebellion prefer bis
claims to the proceeds thereof in the Court
of Claims, provided be has never given aid or
comfort to the rebellion.
DELEGATIONS
The Georgia and Mississippi Delegations were
in consultation with the President again o-day
THE WHITE HOUSE.
President Johnson's daughter, Mrs Patterson
is expected to arrive here next week to take
charge Of the Executive Mansion.
MILITARY AFFAIRS
NV York, June Is The Tribunes special
from Raleigh, North Carolina, says: The One
Hundred and Seventy fourth, One Hundred and
Seventy eighth, Fiftieth, One Hundred and
Eighteenth and One Hundred and Eleventh Ohio
Volunteer Infantry, Twenty third and Twenty
fifth Michigan. One Hundred and Seventh and
One Hundred and Twelfth Illinois, ghtieth and
Sixty fifth Indiana. Nineteenth Ohio Battery, and
the One Hundredth, One Hundred and Seventy
seventh and One Hundred and Third Ohio Vol
nnteer Infantry. go home regiments. Be
sides these, there are attachments varying from
one man TO Eve hundred and odd men, from
nearly every regiment in the service
General SchOfeld and part Of bis staff went to
Greensboro by a special train this morning. to
bid adieu to a large portion OF his old and hon
ored command.