Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

canot Otherwise oe-of equal value 10 every
part Of the country. II they are redeemed in
New York. Philadelphia and Boston, they will
be at par in every section Of the land. am
confident that the measure adopted will aud may
be the means OF preventing disastrous results 10
ell the material interests OF the country.
APPLICATIONS FOE oErien
is just nov a large pressure for Office in the
various Executive Departments A Eoodly
proportion are men discharged from the mill
tary service who are seeking positions. The
Treasury DEPARTMENT has given notice that is
will only make appointments to fll vacancies
The Government Printing Office has issued a
a card, declaring that no more employees are
desired in that Bureau. Females sesking
positions in both these Departments.
NEW DAILY rAPER ~ NASHVILLE
y new daily journal will soon be started in
Nashville sy a gentleman formerly attached to
the press OF this city. Ii will sustain President
Johnson
STATE DEPARTMENT srroRr.
The State Department has issued several
mouths in advance of the usual time. printed
report on commercial relations for 1864 IL 10
larger document than any heretofore issued
and contains more elaborate interesting details.
Bound copies authorized by Congress, will be
furnished 10 a few DAYS
RESOLUTIONS OF MISSIONARY SOCIETIES.
The Tribuno's special SAYS: The Board Of
Managers Of the Missionary Society of Mstho-
dist Church. yesterday presented, through Sec
rotary Harlan. to the President and Secretary OF
State bssutiful engrossed copies OF their rssolu
tons on the death OF President Lincoln.
SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
The President to day received dispatch frsm
South Carolina saying tho State Convention had
convened. or all the delegates present at least
three tourths were original secossionists and ac-
tive participants in the rebellion.
ROLLING MILL AT CHATTANOOGA
=. The Times special says Bids for the Govern
ment rolling mill az chattanooga we're opened BY
the Quartermaster General yesterday ThSrs
we're but two bids, and at sush dgures 70 sug
gest collision. The matter has been referred
to the Secretary of VI ar for decision. This mill
is the only Que in the South in successful opera
ton, With an immense amount Of work IN pros-
pect Southern railroads.
NEW LINE TO LIVERPOOL.
BALTIMORE, Sept ID The steamer Homersel.
the first of the line from Baltimore, will Sail
for Liverpool on the 2Sth Sept
AN APPOINTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept l5.-The President TO-
day appointed Chss. II. Campfield to be APP
nah.
The only pardons granted by the President up
TO o'clock to day. under the prosisions of the
Amnesty Procla mation, were: James l.. Orr, of
South Carolina, and Henry c. Wagner, of Gsor-
gis. Nj. Orr was at time Speaker OF the
United States House OF Representatives.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts from the Internal Revsnse to-dsy
we're nearly 81 500. 600.
CIRCULAR or SECRETARY or TREASURY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has issued circular letter to Collectors
of Customs having charge of revenue cutters. II
says. among other things, that the requirements
of the law will not be satisfied BY simply speak
ing incoming vessels; they must be boarded and
actually examined, nsnsfest, certified copy, read
and matches fastened it, in such examination
there be Just ground of suspicion that the vessel!
contains dutiable goods not on the manifest, and
Designed to be smuggled into the United States.
& commissioned officer of the cutter, or il one be
not svsilsble, petty officer of the cster will be
placed on board the vessel. to rems n with her
until she arrive at her destination. nese dutes
are imperative, and the faithful performance OF
them will be vigorously executed.
The regulations are modified so as 70 prevent
cutters, under any circumstances or Oh any pre-
text whatever, from being rsed. except by au-
thority of the Department. One idea OF this
modification is TO prevent cutters from being
used for mere pleasure excursions. In addition
to the duties specially devolving on cutters by
Law. that OF boarding incoming vessels and
tifyng their msnifests, they will be required
TO maintain a general surveillance Of the coast
lying within thoir respective cruising limits with
the view Of preventing the unauthorized landing
of foreign merchandise and tee evasion Of i'm
portant duties. When cutters are Supplied With
both sails and steam power they should ordina-
rily RELY upon the former and use the latter As
propelling power only in emergencies when il
may be necessary 10 increase the speed Of the ves
sci to accomplish an important and definite OBJ
ject. This is required as measure OF economy.
DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.
A dangerous counterfeit was received to-day.
Of a 500 compound interest note, bearing date
of May IS, 1865. Ii is much better executed
than any other counterfeit heretofore presented,
and requires some scrutiny for its detection.
Both face and back are printed IN paler ink than
the genuine, and on careful examination the let
tering on the face appears defective. Brokers,
bankers and others should compare offerings
with the genuine before accepting them. No
other denomination than $l00 compound int
rest notes have yet been counterieited. ard all
compound interest notes except 500 can there
fore be taken without special examination.
One of these counterfeits sent from New
\ ork, and one from Philadelphia.
MASS CONVENTION ~ VIRGINIA.
Ii is proposed to hold State Mass Convention
of the original loyal people OF Virginia at Alex
sndris In a SHORT time, the deliberations of which
will be to invite al loyal refugees. who nave
not returned, TO the State
Alexsndris is the proposes point al which the
Convention shall assemble. because of its easy
access 10 those in the interior. botn by railroad
and water. and because OF lie proX nifty 10 BAL
tinore aud W ashington. where large numbers OF
loyal Nirginisns YET reside. though cisiming
residence in Eirg:nis Hon. Henry Winter Davis
Senator Wilson, OF Massachusetts, and others
will be invited la address the Convention.
Ia $50
EO.HME ac.AL.