Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
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MASSACHUSETTS NAsoys INVITING soUrHTRS NisoSs
VISIT THEN
NEW YoRK, July 10 The Times says Lead
ing Masons Of Massachusetts, are about to invite
their most influential brethren South to visit
them and partake Of their hosptalies. that their
memories OF the past strife may be blotted out,
and that union may commence. where il should,
in individual hearts.
GENERAL CLARK.
Brgadier General w. T. Clark, Of the Army
OF Tennessee, passed through New York to day
for Texas
REPORTER osBoN.
B. y Osbon, Naval reporter recently court
martialed, fer publishing news relative to the
Wilmington expedition, has sgain become con
nected with the press in this city. it is reported
The Court gave full acquttal.
SUPPOSED NAIL ROBBERY.
Large numbers Of letters. drafts, and other
mail matter, was discovered drifting about the
streets of Rochester early on the morning of the
9Th inst. The indications are that the mail bags
on some of the trains through the city have been
plundered. No satisfactory explanation of the
sffair could be furnished The letters principally
bore Michigan and Minnesota post marks.
RUsstAN-AsERIcAx TELEGRAPH.
The Herald publishes documents relative to
the Russian American telegraph, which is now
progressing rapidly; and announces that arrange
ments are nos being made for line through
Mexico to Panama and all South American
cities
THE TRIAL or MISS HARRIS.
The Times Washington special says: 10 the
trial of Miss Harris for the murder of Burroughs,
the evidence for the prosecution 10 about com
plete, and consists mainly of the simple proof
OF the circumstances OF the murder as heretofore
detailed The counsel FOR Miss Harris set up
the defense of insanity. and offered to introduce
the correspondence which passed bowen them
and then prove that il was the breaking off OF
these relations that Produced insanity on the
part OF the accused. The letters number ninety
seven. and date from November. 1853, to Au-
gust, 1868 Several dispositions were read fro m
parties residing in Burlington, Iowa, 10 show the
cause of insanity, BY exhibiting the state Of her
mind at remote period The question Of ad
hitting positive proof OF insanity was held in
abeyance BY Judge Wiley; TO be decided to NOR
row.
INDIANS on THEIR WAY TO WARRINGTON.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has re
ceved intelligence that a delegation Of Indians
from each tribe of the following nations are en-
route for Washington for the purpose Of having
an interview with the President: Cherokees,
Chocktaws. Creeks. Camanches. Chickasaws,
Csldoes .Chevennes. Seminoles Ossges, Kick was,
Arspahoes, Northern Osages and Anadocsees
PARDON or COLONEL Les
WASHINGTON. July I0-It is understood that
the President to-day pardoned Col Lee, a Penn.
sylvanis lawyer, who was convicted in Philsdel-
pha. few weeks since. OF forging soldiers en-
listment papers. and sentenced to be imprisoned
three years and paw $500.
AMNESTY pARpoSs
SO far. only about two hundred psr,ions have
been granted by the President under the Am.
nestg PROCLAIM alton. A large number OF cases
are being acted upon favotably by the Attorney
General for the approval Of the Executive.
PROP M'cuLLouoH AND eES HARRIS
Prof NJ Mccullough aud Gen Thomas A.
Harris. prominent in the rebel service. have been
brought here from the coast Of Forids. and
lodged ia prison.
fLoRlpA AFFAfRs
A gentleman who recently arrived here from
Flords states that Ex Senator ulee, acting Gov
Allison. whose predecessor committed suicide
HI. been lodged at Fort Pulaski
This informau, represents that although az
much cotton would not be raised a. heretofore
in Florida the corr crop IL very abundant
A public meeting was lately held In Mariana
to initiate measures for the restoration Of Florida
to the Union.
GENERAL NcxLts MISSION
Major General Sickles returned to " ashington
from his South American mission. Rumor.
that he Vas seat 20 negotiate for the eolobirs
ton ~ emane,pa,ed negroes. arc set At rest by
hi. report When the Tine come, for tho en-.
fofeeaient Of tho Monroe Doctrine the succe-.ful
result Of this important mission will be known
sosp's rnT,rss elosfp ~ TN War DEPARTMENT
Ferd, week AGO. advertised he would re- open
hia theatre, the pie, selected being the Octoroon
A large number Of seats we're secured aud there
ga. . prospect of al overfowing house. but this
afternoon military order was issued. and In
accordance herewith, = plseard placed on the
door. which read a. follows Closed by Order
OF War Department,
ssslsrAsr notsrsR 90 raKksusr
John A. Graham ga. to-day commissioned "a
Assistant Register II Treasury. vice Rsmbold
Solger
oossuts RECOGNIZED.
Tho President recognized Robes, BartL q.
Consul OF the DuetT OF SAKE coburg Gotha, at
St Louis. aud \. N. Stevenson 90 Wee Consul
Of Sweden aud Norway. at New oslssns: