Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-19
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THE REBELLION In HAYrI-

THE REBELLION IN HAYrI.
Nav YoRK, June lS-Advices from Hayti
to the 9th u!tmo represent that the rebellion
against the Government Of President Jeffrard
was still in progress. Successes on both sides are
reported.
The rebels seized three additional towns. At
the town of PlaisAnce they were attacked, de-
ieited and routed
JEFFRARDs OCLANATIoN
Jeffrard has issued procla nation offering
pardons to all, except the leaders, and ia conse-
quence number OF soldiers who had engaged in
the rebellion have returned to their allegiance.
Martial law has been declared in the rebel
lious sections of the country.
MORE INDIAN TROUBLE ANTICIPATED
The Herald learns, by a correspondent who
teegraphs from station on the overland route
one hundred miles west of Denver, that appre-
tensions are extensively entertained that the
Indian troubles last season on the Plains will
soon be resumed. The Sioux and Chcyennes
are gathering at the mouth of Platte river. and
are committing depredations Several traders
have been killed Attacks were made on some
stations about the LIST of June. and considerable
stock driven of
APPOINTMENT or A COMMISSIONER
The Herald's Washington special says: Snow
of Chicago, formerly Comptroller of that city.
has been appointed by the President third mem
Der of the Commission to revise the internal
revenue system. This completes the Commits
sion. and they will proceed at orce to organize
and enter upon their Investigations.
rHE NEW SURVEY FROM sASTE FE TO THE RIO
GRANDE.
The Surveyor General of New Mexico aud
Arizona has been engaged in making reconnoi
sance from Tubsc via Pima, Viloyes, Winchin-
burg and Prescott, capital of Arizonia to Rio
Grande The expedition had just terminated,
the Surveyors having May 18th returned to
Sante Fe from whence an early report is expec
ted at the General Land Office of interesting de
tails in regard to mining regions and other mat
tiers Of interest in the country.
THE CASE OF MITCHELL AND OTHER REBELS
The Times Washington special states on au
thoritv that there is no truth in the report that
John Mitchell has been indicted by the Grand
jury at Norfolk. Fifty seven leading rebels of
Virginia were indicted by the Grand Jury in the
United State. Circuit Court recently at Norfolk
among the names intended to be presented was
John Mitchell, but Mitchells case was not in
vestigated The jury reported bills severally
against Gen. Lee and other noted men among
the rebels lately residing in Virginia. Shortly
after these indictments were reported, instruc-
tions we're given to the District Attorney to pre-
sent the case of John Mitchell. Before he ha d
time to do so the jury bad finally adjourned.
MitchelPs arrest lie understood TO have been made
in anticipation of this proceeding and for the
purpose of securing his presence within the jurs
diction of the Circuit Court Of Virginia. 1, is
not believed that all those indicted above
named will be tried for treason.
AN EFFoRr TO RELIEVE LEE OF HIS PAROLE.
Some Of leading loyal Virginians are here to
urge that Lee and others who we're paroed by
General Grant shall be relieved OF their paroles
and informed that they are at liberty to leave the
country, and if they don't depart, they must
stand trial for treason. Others urge that Lee
be pardoned upon his petition. now pending be-
fore the President
LIFE IN THE MEXICAN CAPITAL
The HeraId's City of Mexico letter gives an
account of life in tina, capital during the winter.
The Empress has given a number Of state balls,
at which all the ceremonies and magnifcence OF
the European courts carefully copied The
dresses OF the ladies are in the latest Partisan
STYLE, and jewelry and diamonds appear in pro-
fusion. Military officers appear 10 full uniform.
and the most digni6ed formality Is observed.
The French officers nd soldiers do not like the
Mexicans. and are anxious TO 60 home IL is
thought that Ms1m;lan would be glad to get rid
Of the French army and French influence.
MACMILLAN FKIKSDLY 10 THIS coUSTRY
The correspondent says: Naximilian's popu-
la.ity is increasing, aud that he 10 displaying
much intelligence. foro saraLce, enterprise and
wisdom. he 10 described as friendly 10 The
United States. A short time since be il report
ed to have said: Let the United States under
stand me and recognize my Government, and
will open a market here for millions of products
and manufactures and inventions. For the North
to become my enemy and breakup my Govern