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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
The Mobile Explosion Caused by
kebeis-Stcam boat Collision.

CAIEo. June 1.-THE steamer Kate Hart,
from Memphis, has 400 bales Of cotton for Evans
vile aud Cincinnati.
The Memphis Chamber of Commerce has
been recognized
The steamers Poland aud Idaho colded in
Yszoo river on the %, resulting in the sinking
OF the Poland and loss Of some ten or twelve
lives
Morgan. the rebel, who. last year shot General
Candy. has been arrested
New Orleans advces of the 9th state that al
important clue TO the cause OF the late disastrous
explosion at Mobile is thought to have been ob
tanned A msn named Wall has been arrested
at Mobile, charged with being implicated. liz
states that he and two other men. on the night
previous to the explosion placed torpedoes be
tween the buildings containing the powder; that
the work was performed under the direction of a
rebel Major, who with drawn sword threatened
them with instant death il they dsobeyed or
offered to resist: that the Major afterwards
lighted the fuse of a shell connected with the in
fernsl arrangement Torpedoes have also beer
discovered in rooms Of the Custom House, so ar
ranged to explode on opening the doors Other:
were found concealed in desks in the same
building.
Gen. Warren has resigned his commission as
MAJ n General of volunteers and been succeeded
in command at Vicksburg by Gen Ouerhaus.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
All Letters Must be PrcpaId-rhc
friendshtp Of Holland.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE public will be
surprised to learn the number OF letters which
are now being received at the Dead Letter Office,
sent there under the new law. The public
should remember the old law allowing letters no,
prepaid 10 be sent forward according to address,
has been repealed, and tha, now every letter not
entitled to be carried through the mails free
must have a stamp upon il. or il ia sent TO the
Dead Letter Office
Dispatches received at the State Department
announces that the Government OF the Neither
lands has formally rsscnded the recognition OF
belligerent rights accorded TO the rebels This Is
in response to the apposls Of this Government
addressed TO all maritime powers. As Holland
one of the first TO become our ally after the
Revolutionary war, so, 10 her honor be u said
has she been the first TO retrace her steps after
having assumed different position during the
rebellion This breaks the combination OF all
the European powers acknowledging rebel belli-
gerent rights.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
THE sournwE.rrny PEOPLE.
rive pay. Later From Euroo..

FARTHER POINT, jane 1.-THE steamship
Peruvian, from Liverpool on the LIST inst, via
Greencastle the ID, passed this point at q late
hour this evening.
Political news unmpOrtant.
Ii is stated that Buenos Ayrss mas declared
war against Paraguay.
triple alliance has been formed between
Brazil, Uruguay and the Argestnc Republic.
The allies are marching strong force against
Paraguay.
The public entirely occupied with the race
for the Derby. The Riench horse Gladiator
won easily in a canter by two lengths.
The London papers congratulate France on the
triumph acquired.
The Times SAYS: The attitude OF the United
States on the question OF the Alabama 10 perhaps
| more important than the demands themselves.
Correspondence opened in 1863 on the part OF
the United States, and nothing can be more cor
teous Mr.. Adams said the United States de
sired to maintain smity as well as peace. Eng
land has many counter claims for the arbitrary
enforcement Of the right of blockade and search.
! These will have TO be examined some time, aud
| England is unconscious of hostile intentions.
1t was asserted that several foreign ENJOYS
have proposed a collective remonstrsnce against
Prince Nspoeons speech, but the project was
frustrated by Lord Cowsy declaring the Ian
guage could not affect England. aud that any
collective step WOuIu DC ouenslNc 10 tue In
| perial Government.
| La Greece the elections have terminated; quiet
prevailed with the exception Of few unmport-
ant outbreaks.
The Brazilian mail reached Lisbon with Rio
Janeiro dates of the 10th OF May Lopez had
seized, in part Of assumption, without declare
ton OF war. the Argentine steamer Suffer. His
squadron had taken part Of Collentes and two
vessels OF war. The town was occupied without
resistance by 1000 Paraguayans.
The Brazilian Ministry had tennered their re
,ignatiop. and Senator Nabuco de Array was en-
| trusted with the formation Of a new Cabinet
| Bombay kilograms of the 29th had reached
London. One mentions further disasters, but
another is understood to speak Of bank failures
and the tone OF both is very gloomy.
| The Atlantic cable was completed on the 9th
Alta banquet given by the contractors all parte,
seemed satisfied with the great results obtained
and expressed almest certainty OF the enter
prise being success.
The Owl says: The Canadian delegates have
established complete mission with the Imperial
Government to the Notifications of Quebec
and Montreal. They firmly believe the proposed
Confederation will be carried out
The journals continue to discuss the fate oil
JEFF Davis
The Daily News hopes mercy will be extend
| ed. not but that be deserves punishment, but the
principle the Federal Government represents IL
already indicated so triumphantly that nothing
can be added. No punishment could be greater
than failure, aud mercy would cause no regre
in future
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Ac.. SC. &C.. &c.
Fire IN san Francigco-Meeting OF
Mexican >ympathizers-Ex.S

beAaCoh ~tmpathfzcfs-E.A
Fo0te.
SAN FaAscIsco, June 3 "A sre in this city on
the lst inst, destroyed property valued at SOS.
900. One man was burned to death.
A large and enthusiastic meeting, to symps-
thize with Mexico, was held on the night OF she
LIST Speeches we're made. and resolutions passed
fsvoring the enforcement Of The Monroe doc
thine. The Mexican Consul was present, and
was heartily oheered. Gen Aehos made q
speech.
General Wright. acting for Major General
Mcdowell, commanding the Department of the
Pacific. lately wrote a letter, which has been
arms and organization would be permitted 70
leave for Mexico, in which he expressed sy mpa
thy for the Republic Of Mexico, but says, for the
present, until our Governments shall announce
its determination to maintain inviolate the grea,
Monroe doctrine, 30 dear 10 every mercan
heart. no organization will be allowed, neitheI
will armed men be permitted to leave our shores
for any foreign port.
The Evening Bulletin is Informed that Henry
). Foote, late rebel Senator, is on his way over
land TO this State, accompanied by his son in.
law. Senator Stewart. of Nevada. He has sew
eral married daughters here.
The National Fast Day was universally ob.
served on this coast
Nevada paper says: AL the Chinese who
have left Virginia City for Idaho, aud who
started from California any other point. ar,
now on their way back, having been ordered
away by the miners OF Idaho and Montana, who
will allow no Chinamen in the mines
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
.rcucb Defeat.ia Mexico.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The otieial news
from Acapulco. dated NAY 9th, embraces the
following intelligence which was suppressed IN
the dispatches seat through French sources from
Havana
General Rsgeles, with part OF The First Divi-
sion or Central National Army OF Mexico attack
ed the city of Tseamburo in the State Of Mchoa-
can. on the Ilth Of april. and took il by storm.
capturing al the garrison including 300 Belgian-
with their ammunition. DC.
fe~ days before the National forces captur-
Ell train with supplies sent from Moreld 10
Passage. and defeated the French forces at Pur
nsndo. Cato aud Bunapere, all IN the State OF
Michoacsn.
General Ortiga. Commander in Chief CT the
Ceu.re has tAkea the held.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
Destruct ON Of the Block a a e. 10 n
Den btgh-Dectston OF Bureau sf I'm
keXenna

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Navy Department
has received news Of the destruction OF the ia
nous blockade runner Denbigh. Nay 29Ih, oil
Galveston, by the Y. ;. steamer Fort Jackson.
Also the schooner lie Compete. used as guard
boat, at Galveston. By boats from the u s.
steamer Cornubia
The Bureau Of Internal Revenue does not feel
authorized by law to regard the smosnt received
on policy OF life insurance. either legacy or in
come; consequently Assessors. until farther sd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
pH OIucE VI tue OO'ttuoTs
A STONE, q NJ Gen, lad.

MILITARY RECEPTIONS accordance with
the announcement made in the Card OF General
A. Stone, Qusrtermaster General Of Indiana, the
undersigned consents to assume the charge and
direction of the receptions TO be given TO soldiers
soon expected at this rendezvous In so doing
he ventures 10 rely. far relates to the dinner
arrangements upon the renewed CO operation
and aid Of that retsrGn corps OF ladies to whom
he was under SO great obligation during the re
ceU,ions of last year. he earnestly hopes that
all that efficient body will again volunteer their
services. and that many others are willing
TO share ia the honors OF the occasion will unite
With them: and when informed. by the papers OF
other wise. that reception IS TO take place. thai
they will at the signal OF the capnon, At A NJ
on the day OF the reception. repair a. formerly
TO the Soldiers Home, for the duties Of the day
On the approaching receptions, all cooking will
De done at the Government establishments and
the ladies will only DE expected to arrange and
prepare food already cooked
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

il0l2c for shoulders aud sides Bulk
hams 2l622
Lard l7@l7I4c.
Exchange frm.
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Sugar l3Gl7e Coffee 2o@32c. AOlssses
81 209l y. Butter ls@20c.
Silver 81 20. Gold 81 36al 36l.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
: CONF ERCiAL.
ST rELEaRArs.
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. June 10.
Flour dull; Superhne s. p: extra Sc $50
-. and family s. O0Q7 IS
Wheat. red 81 40; white 81 5Ocal 90. Osts
soc. Corn 6Od7Oc. Rye CSC. Glover seed Sl4
Barley 81 l0al 20. Oats 55c
Whisky dull; small sales at 81
Mess pork sold at $24 SOC; Bulk meats
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

tE Adjutant General Terrell on Saturday re
ceived a telegraphic dispatch from Mobile. Ala
bama. Communication is open 20 all points
South. and is one of the best evidences Of the
which ere long we hope may be extended through
all cIafses in the South
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

NKv YozK. June 10.
Cotton 4Od4lc for middling.
Flour 5di0c lower; a. Sc 20Q6 IS for extr.
state; sc s597 0ofor EZRA round hoop Ohio, and
81 059s IS for trade brands.
Whisky 81 O3IS@2 05 for western. and 81 O6
for refined.
wheat-Winter red western 81 65: prime
81 65Ls; amber Michigan 81 IS: choice
81 a. Rye dali Corn s06s5 for new mixed
western. sOc for new mixed s5c for choice. and
9l1sc for inferior TO prime western yellow
0ats 67@6Se.
Coffee dull Sugar. IOIl@Il MOlasses soc.
Hops 10000.
Wool dull
Petroleum dull at 34I4c for crude. SOC Tor re-
fined in bond. and 20 do free
New mes. pork s27 65@2s %; s24 50@24 Is
for $3.50. DO cash and regular way. closing at
50S2O 90 prime mess Plain mess beef $40 90
q Ia %: extra mess. $l2 00@ls %: beef be ms.
26s2I Soc. Cut meats; l2@l4rsc for shoulders.
and l43lSc for hams. Bacon; 1870
for Cumberland cut; lie for long ribbed, and
l434 @l5c for short ribbed.
Lard l5k@l4c. Butter, 20630c for Ohio,
and 23@33c for State. Cheese s@l5c. Rice
dull
Money. easier and in large supply at sac per
cent. Sterling IN fair request at 1850 llO3s
for first class bills Gold shade easier, open
ing at $i3s. decling TO $l371s, aud closing at
81 3736.
Stocks frmer.
Exports of specie to-day. sl7s.s57
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.
QuARrERMAsrER Generals DEPARTMENT
INDIANA VOLUNTEERS,

INDIANAPOLIS. I'm. June 3. 1865.
Col James Blake is hereby appointed Chief
Marshal of all receptions to be given TO Indiana
Soldiers arriving at this rendezvous. from this
time. for muster out aud discharge. He will
heve the oversight Of the reception dinners to be
given at the Soldiers Home. and will superireui
aud direct such marching as may be had. aud
also oil proceedings at the speakers stand in the
State House Park.
Oqcers of Regiments and Batteries will please
report to him. at the Office of the State Quarter.
master General, on reception days. for ins,ruc-
ton
BY order OF the Governor.
A Stone = NJ Gen Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

eF The street cars made their first trip on
Massachosetts avenue Saturday evening The
cars on this track are superb in finish. and the
opening Of this route will be great convenience
TO persons living on the avenue.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

tE- The reception Of the Twenty third and
Fifty third regiments, which arrived on Situr
day, will take place at the State House to day.
after which the men will be mustered out and
paid Of III. tE utIE|. #t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

Pax PoErRAIr Sir Thomas Moore must
have had in his mind the figure Of one OF the
ministers of the Scottish Kirk when he drew the
following admirable pen portrait In Lalla Rookh
of those blood thirsty divines the memory of
whose deeds have lstt such aud infamous stain
upon the Scotch clergy. and made the Kirk
. synonym with the Spanish Inquisition. .nd a
reproach and by word throughout the Christian
world. How apply they fit the character OF a
certain white crsvatei individual OF sanguiniv-
orous propcnsities in this city. who has eschewed
the Sermon on the Mount aud desecrates his
clerical robes by wishing TO dip them IN the blood
of hi. fellow man One who in the name OF the
holy religion has prostitu,ed the pulpit sad ig
uorcd the teachings of Christ. The passage
from the Fire worshippers is mos, applicable to
the clerical gentleman who has IN his zeal tor
gotten the creed of bis sect. and indeed. made
AGREED Of blood. and hate. and crime. that on
each Sabbath finds 10 him but the too willing
apostle:
.s,usi Ala what must be Thy luoS,
when such wretch before Thee stands.
Unblushing. with Thy sacred Book
Turning the leaves with elood-stained Ia nd.
And Wrestling from is page sublime
His cree. OF blood, and hate, and crime'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

Tv 1T & W S

tE The gallant Forty third Regiment will
give their last dress parade on Washington street
this evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

REGIMENTS REruRSrp.-The following regi
ments have arrived and been quartered at the
camps. We will publish hereafter daily regis
ter Of the arrival OF regiments as taken from the
books of the General mastering out Officer:
June 7th-Nineteenth Bsttery-Full
'9JIne 1th-Twentieth. Detachment of seventy
four men
Eighty siIth--Colonel G. +. Dick. SAC men
and % officers.
June l0th-Eighty third. Lieutenant Colonel
Scott-Numbcr not reported.
June l0th-Flity eighth Detachment, Lieuten-
ant ID. W Hodlock.
June l0th-Twen,y fifth. Detachment Lieu
tenant VIM L. Wood. LOO men
June l0th-Sixty. sixth. Forty eighth and
Fifty ninth Detachments. Colonel Martin
June l0th-Twenty third and Fifty third.
observation-disclosures John + Barbee
June llth-Lieutenant Colonel Farrier
June llth- Seventy ninth, Detachment. Col.
Nefier
The mastering rolls have been received Of the
Eighty-eighth. Seventy fifth. One Hundredth
aud Twelfth, ard she regiments will arrive to.
day or to morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

TT The decorations have at last been tax en-
down over Washington street. 1t was certainly
high time. as they had become ragged and dis
graceful in appearance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

TT The weekly report of the Indiana polls
wholesale markets will be found on the fourth
page. This list Is corrected weekly and gives
the correct prices of all articles enumerated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

IL The following persons compose the Band
Of the V X G. Regiment: " II Graham
First Cornet: + l. Snow. Second Cornet: J II
Wood. b Flat; g. Brosseaur Second b Flat
W. G.. Shute. First Alto; X Norton. Second
Alto; r. p. Wiley. First Tenor; W S Warner
Second Tenor; W. =. Lloyd. Second Base; W
r Farris. First f. Tuber; II Hicks. Second i
Tuber; +. r. Richie, Drummer; j. + Pierce
Tenor Drummer; L. Calkins. Cymbals.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

Police MATrrRs William Cochrane. on two
charges Of assault and battery. was sent to Jail
for ten days.
Ann Coburn. proprietress OF house Of ILL
fame. vas mulcted in the sum OF S20 in default
Of which she took quarters in Jail for thirty
DAYS
Hattie Lee, Jennie Martin. Adelaide Wheeling
Lizzie Jones. Annie Marsee and Matilda Wilson
we're fined S. aud costs for being occupants of a
house OF i'll fame. They could not liquidate the
amount. aud are now occupants of the common
Jail.
Three wandering prostitutes by the names of
Smith, Bartholomew and Bennett got thirty
days of confinement.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

SOLDIERS RECEPTION A public dinner at =
o'clock p. NJ. this day. and reception 10 the
State House Park. at 3 p. NJ. will be given to
the following Indiana regiments. the Goth, 18Th,
aud 99th. just from the 'front.' and the 43d. which
has been duty here for some months past. Any
other regiments that may have arrived during the
night will also be embraced in the proceedings
of the day. According to Colonel Blake's no
tice, published In another column, the ladies will
please respond the artillery signal at clock
A. NJ. and repair in force to the Soldiers Home
Tor duty. Marching will take place Immediately
after dinner. Citizens. and persons in charge
of public buildings will please hang out their
flags. and the public generally are invited to be
present and participate in the greeting and vel
come to be given at the State House to these
bron zed and war worn veterans
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
- Ahts pLkkk
Chief Marshal OF Receptions

Lanes OID RESTAURANT -Me-srs. Balie x
Suukins, two OF our most energetic and enter
ptIsing citizens. have purchased Louis Lsng's
Old Sand and Restaurant. No 10 East Wash
ngton street. u Is the Intention OF the new pro
prieiors 20 thoroughly reht and reiurnish IL. and
make il IN every respect equal, If not superior
10 what il was 10 it, palmies, days when mine
host Lang catered for its guests The choicest
oi everything IN the eating and drinking line will
till the lsrder aud the bar served up 10 the very
bes; style Mr. J Buckley. well known for his
genial and business qualities, will be the cashier
ana bookkeeper Of the Lang Restaurant. We
CON mend the establishment a. in every respec,
worthy OF the patronage Of the public. 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
BOLD WHOLESALE Bf
sHFoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS

IN FOR MORE THAN TNENTfYEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood Ii. test
q trial. and is constantly Increasing In pabe favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the bes and ckeapes,
made. It. price only IS oenis and each bottle con-
tans doable the quantity pf dye In those usually sold
for 81.
THIS HAIR DfE u Manufactured By . peculiar pro
cess witch renders infinitely superior 10 any dye IN
market. Being complete In bot,s 10 preparation
Is required. which greatly simphh>s The spphoAfisa
IN USING THIS DYE ycu avoid that rrrr, pssp APP
pe.rsnee BY which dyed hair and hsser readily
recognized, when Inferior article has beea used - 70
produces perfectly natural color Of any shade that 10
desired. from . ron brs-n TO jesty. astrous black.
ths. wi not smut crock. or stain the eloslns lsve<s
Is cents and yea viii be convinced. sod b. all Drug
klst. and Fancy Goods Dealers
A l. MATHEWS. Manufacturer.
DExAsBARSEs CO. Sew rork. wsolssais Agents
nyio-dsod-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

H.RrToRp. CT. June 10 Mrs X L. Sigour
ney. the pOe,ess. died this rEorHlng--aged 90
years
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

- The choicest brands OF cigars kept
al the Geranium. Farther Sharpe otheistes and
in his selections be has exhibited the taste Of .
connoiseur Try them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

Notes fall the denominations named will be prompt
ly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series precisely similar In
form and privilege to the Seven Thriies already sold
except that the Itself option
OF paying interest IN gold coin at per cent Instead Of
3-loths ia currency. Subscribers will deduct the I'm
terest In currency up July 5th the time when they
subscribe.
Tho delivery Of the notes OF this third series Of the
Seven-Thirties will the LIST Of June and
will be made promptly and continuously after that date
The slight change made In the conditions Of this THIRD
SERIES effects only the matter OF interest The pay
ment in gold made, will be equivalent TO the currency
interest OF the higher rate.
The return Of specie payments, in the event OF which
oay will the option pay interest gold be avaed Of
would 50 reduce and equslize prices that purchases
made with six per cent. in gold would he fully equal
those made with and three tenths per cent. In
currency. This Is
The Only Loan in Market
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
~ Adjaisnt General Terrell has furnished "a,
the folio~ing. telegraphic dispatch concerning
the mastering out of regiments, kc.:

Adlutant 6eneral Terrell mas iufhDhed us
the following. telegrsphic dispatch concerning
the mastering out Of regiments. &C.:
WASHINGTON. June,9. ls65
To General W II. II. Terrell. Adjutsnt General,
Indiana:
All Sixty-t-o organizations. ia all Depart
ments, will be mustered out al once Muster
ont Rolls will be made in the Department in
which the regiment may be serving. sd the
troops sent TO the State for PAYMENT. Batteries
gill be sent To Indianapolis for muster out and
payment From Schoheli regiments will com G
), water 10 baltimore. thence by rail 10 Parkers.
burg. thsucs by river TO Ls-rsneebug. and ey
rail 90 Indianapolis. From tue Gun aud west
ern Departments ,hey will proceed by river TO
Jefersoaville. and from ceby rail The Sec
Rotary OF War has ordered all Commanding Gen.
erals of the Departments to notify Governors OF
the starting Of each regiment. Nothing certain
10 known a. 10 when they will start-probsbly
within ten DAYS This iufor nation il from Sec
retsry stanton and General Meigs All our reg
imenIs here will leave by Tuesday
(Sgaet) l. Hows
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12
sKv roRK hoSKr MARKET.

wv YoRk hoSKY MARKET.
NV YoRK, June {.
Gold is stronger. The export demand con-
tinues active the present tendency is strongly
toward higher quotations, and have ranged from
81 37l4. the opening price, to 81 -, the
closing price.
LArrr.-Gold closed at Gala gher's exchange
last night at 81 373a.