Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-16
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INTERESTING ITEMS OF NEWS,


DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
NEW YORK, Oct l5.-Twenty ocean steamers
cleared here yesterday. Of which two we're for
Europe. and the principal part of the remainder
/ for our Southern ports.
| In the Court of Common Pleas, yesterday
action was brought by Solomon Meyer against
the city for 81 .4e5. to recover damages alleged
| to have been done the PLAINTIFFS boot and shoe
store in the riots Of July. 1868. The counsel
for the city moved to dismiss the case, because
the goods were carried away, and not destroyed
during the riot The jury returned verdict for
the plaintiff OF $500.
PosrPoSKNkNT.
The motion for the discharge Of Brown, alias
Bowers, charged with being associated with II
B. jenkins, the alleged pheaix Bank defaulter,
which was to have been made before Recorder
hoffman yesterday, was postponed.
GEN. MCCLELLAN EXPECTED.
General Mcclellan is expected to arrive IN this
city, from Europe, in about three weeks.
DIFFICULkIEs BETWEEN sLAcKs ASD WHITES.
The Herald's Charleston correspondent says:
The trouble on the coast between whites and
freedmen continues Gen. Bennett yesterday
sent force of so picked men to quell the dig
rious. The freedmen are reported to be we'll
armed. 1.cH t. rf ia etrlH
Two whites who went up Ashley river for the
purpose of bringing wood to the city, when about
20 miles distant, we're seized at one Of the land
ings by four bscks, each armed with rifles, and
their boat taken from them. after which they
were stripped of their clothing. and compelled TO
travel TO the city Cd foot arriving here in state
of starvation. y - - -
Maj. Gen. Devins and staff, and Maj. General
Seymsn, arrived here Monday morning. A coun
oil With Gen. Bennett, commanding the district.
was held, and measures adopted TO proven. fur
Their disturbances 10 the interior
Hon VIM Aiken has consented TO become
candidate for Congress from this district
The South Carolina railroad is completed to
within IL miles of Columbia. Ii is expected the
cars will run through on the Goth Of this
month.
RIOT BETWEEN NEGRO AND WHITE soLDlYRs.
Quitea serious riot occurred at the Baltimore
depot this forenoon between the 18TH colored
regiment, recently assigned to the garrison Of
Washington, and detachments Of white troops
preparing to 60 north by the III O'Clock train.
Muskcts, pistols, and bayonets were freely used,
and corporal of the colored troops was killed
Several others were severely wounded, aad
couple OF veteran reserve regiments were prompt
ly ordered 20 the scene of action by Gen Dent
but the colored rioters left the field and the eK-
element subsidized before the veterans arrived
APPOINTMENTS
The President this morning appointed John
Council Assessor of Internal Revenue for the
fourth dstric. OF lows
INDIAN BATTLES.
The Hsrald's special states that telegram re-
ceived a. the Interior Department TO day from
General Pope, contains intelligence from Central
City, under date of Sept. 9th, which says Gen.
Conner surprised the indians, under a medicine
man, OH Tongue river, killing fifty and capturing
all their winter stores and two hundred horses
Ga the lst ult force com msnded By Col. Cole
met the Sioux and Cheynnes and after six days
hard fighting, had killed and wounded 200 Of the
Indians and scattered the remainder beyond re-
covery, with loss Of stores. camp equipage and
several OF their chiefs Oar loss had not been
more than Fifty killed and wounded, including one
officer
MICHIGAN LAND SALES.
The General Land Office Of Inona, Michigan.
returns the sale of IS, coo acres of public land
during the month of September.
PATENTS Issued.
Patents to the number Of 1913 will be issued
on Tuesday next, and 80 that day week
RECEIPTS OF INTERNAL REVENUE
The receipts of internal revenue to-day are
returned at $50 600
ROBBERY CT APAYIAsTERs SAFE.
The safe of the Erie Railroad Company, in
use by one OF the paymas;ers at Port Jarvis,
was opened on the night of the lth inst. and
$50 QUO in currency distracted therefrom. Over
$l4 ,O0O of the amount Was this morning found
buried OIL the premises near by. and such infor-
nation has been obtained as 10 justify the hope
that the whole will be recovered and the thieves
arrested
THE PARIS ExHIBITIoS.
The Secretary of State has recently distribu-
tsd = pamphlet concerning the Paris Universal
Exhibition in 1867, in which it was announced
that all applications of citizens of the United
States we're to be filed at Paris before the 3lst Of
October. la thus publishing the correspondence,
Mr. Seward felt it TO be his duty 20 call attention
to the passage to that effect in one Of Mr. Bige
lows dispatches.
1t 10 presumed, however, that the Imperial
Convention will aceeds to request which has
been made through Minister at Paris Of an
extension OF time for applications from the
! United States, and that even ii they should be
unable 10 do 80, Mr Beckwith, our special COM
missioner At Paris, can draw up the general plan
OF organization required by the programme be-
| fore the 3lst OF this month, in such manner 80
to provide for the admission of applications from
the United States which may be made before
January, 1866, or which may be received at
Pari. in time to be included IL accepted BY our
agent, ia the detailed plan Of arrangement re
ouired by the Imperial Convention from Mr..
Beck with befsrs the 3ist OF the las. named
month. * *
AZ stated il cur official aotice. pubEshed
few DAYS ago, j. c. Derby, Eco, United SNtss
Dkpatch Agent of New York, No. Sfucs
street. has been appointed agent of the sxhibi-
ton ia the United States; al applications to eX-
hibit and for information should bs addrssssd to
! him. He is authorized TO decide upon The ad-
instability OF such applications with rsgard to the
question of Transportation. The programme
gives until the 9th of March. 1867, for the ad-
! mission of foreign products at French seapcrts,
| and Congress will therefore have ample time to
decide whether they will 10 a. heretofore q oc-
er.ion. of exhibitions Of such magnitude, provide
free trsnsporta,ioll for articles from the UBissd
States
I Ii would thus appear the Inventors and PM
! ducers of the United States have only 10 make
| q !. their minds and notify Mr.. Derby with res
sonable promptness as to what they propose 10
sepd. to secure the advantage OF being repre-
/ .ented AZ an exhibition which will probably sur
pass al or is preiecesors in splendW and i'm
pOrtsnce
! TnE WIZ TRIAL. aa
The records Of testimony 10 the Wifz tflal
makes , 900 foolscsp pages, divided into ninety
/ nartz. and contains three four thousand objec
lions and rulipgsof The Court 0ue hundred and
s;1ty ui.pesses were examined Oh both sidcs