Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-08


all study out Of school hours is prohibited
In Boston
-Ex- President Fillmore has founded an art
gallery 10 Buffalo
There il to be another universal exhibition
at Paris in 1861 Prince Napoleon will be at The
head of Il.
the bridal presents we're valued at $50 600.
Pour hundred aud forty thousand bushels Of
coal have left Pittsburg on the late rise
Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, has writ
ten letter in opposition to the Fenian brother
hood.
"A man just executed in Odessa bad commit
ted twenty-five murders.
New Hampshire and Massachusetts have
made IL criminal ofense to desecrste places of
natural curiosity, walls, fences, etc, with quack
advertisements.
1t is proposed to establish overland cam
el line between the Missouri frontier and the
state of California, by way OF Nebraska, Kansas
aud Colorado
Not long since a well known member of the
English club. at St Petersburg. lost 500 600 rou
bles $3.50 ,OO0) at dominoes in the course OF one
evening.
An exchange says there is marked deSti-
tuition oil religion in the oil region. and scanty
accommodations for holding religious services in
that famous region Of country"
1t is shame that, while General sherman
is noby fighting the rebels 10 his front, the Gin
cinnsti Gazette should be tuggiDg spitefully away
at his coat tail-Louisville Journal
Hon Daniel Voorhees,, Judge Hughes, late
of the court of claims, and J Bradley. Esq
have been retained 10 defend Miss Harris, the
slayer Of Mr. Burroughs, of the treasury depart
ment. al ashington.
Pierre Soue Ell senator Of the United
States. and ex rebel ambassador, left Havana
early in February for Vera Cruz 1t ia said to
be his intention to settle in Mexico, where he has
purchased estate
The New York Tribune says it has IRE
port from source that ought to be well-inform
ed, that the rebels have been for weeks, il not
months. busily engaged in drilling au army o.
; negroes, and at this moment they are abou
ready 10 enter the field"
Over a million and half of dollars were ap
3 propriated by the late abolition legislature o
: Illinois, most of which was for special oil
partisan purposes, but for which the whole people
must be taxed OF about eleven hundred passed
! most of them were of private character
According to The Chicago Post. the new re
publican governor of Illinois kicks against th
; draft. IL saws Adjutant General Hayne has gone
to Washington to see about the quota of Illinois
aud to convey 10 Old Abe Governor 0Llesby
pious declaration that he'll "be id if Illinois
furnishes id man more than she has RICH
to-"
I They have got up dress makers compan'
e or corporation in London. The object is not s.
much to make money as 10 reduce the evil
e which assai the sewing women of that metropo
e lis Over 500 ladies have subscribed to il al
l. ready. They propose to pay good prices to til
5 seamstresses, and not overtask them with lat
: hours or severe labor The idea is an exceen
{ one.
Among the real estate transactions in Bos
= ton, last week, the purchase by the Old Col
ony and Newport Railroad company from tn
South Cove Corporation, OF about CO 600 thous
: and feet, or nearly aero and half of land, a
= a cost of 50 per foot, making a total of $3.50
900 paid for the lard.
Tho pay of Andrew Johnson. brigadier gen
eral, military governor and vice president cleo
of the United States, has been stopped at the re
quest of the quartermaster general. until he ren
ders 20 the quartermsster's department. the re
! turns and accounts required of him by law an
a the regulations for duty in that Office.
y A new and very sensible fashion s begin
: ming to prevail in Hartford in regard to funerals
: liz il this: the funeral services are held the as
sembly is dismissed, and all except the famil
e and other relatives of the deceased return {
l their homes; afterward the hearse and carriage
e come, and the body is accompanied to the grav
L. 49, 6. liz rlx in, fha n
carriage is thus avoided.
; There are reports in Washington to the efleC
e that there are men ar the north recruiting so
e diers for Maximilian's army in Mexico, and tia
/. they are meeting with success. 1t is said the
J. are paying high 81 900 bounty in Mexica
e gold and silver, and are picking up many of tn
returned veterans of our armies in New York
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, and other cit
e les
, Professor Horsford, of Harvard university. he
: been engaged for some time upon an nyestiga
; ton of the army ration. The attention of thi
= scientific gentleman was directed to this subiec
. under the auspices OF the medical bureau. b
: which he has been heartily sustained His Ell
. animation resulted in a recommendation 70 sui
: stitute roast wheat for hard bread, meat sauss g
= instead of salt beef. pork, &c. and sef-rsin
-four in the place of soft bread, for marchin
ration Gen Grant has been so tavorably In
pressed with the importance of the proposes
j change that he hes requested the secretary G
war to order half million of the rations to b
t prepared and issued for trial. and the secretar
&c has given an order for the immediate executio
n Of the suggestion of the lieutenant general. Tn
Il value and Importance of the professors march
y ing ration may be appreciated when il is state
i that thirty days supply of it can be carried b
troops with less difficulty than an eight days SUP
e ply Of the present ration.
STATE ITEMS.