Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26
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Nav lOEK, Oct. 25.-The Worlds " AsLiny
ton special says: IL is estimated AZ the Treasur
Department that. il the War Department sue
ceeds in placing It's estimates in the proportion &
the Navy Department for the next fiscal zeal
that the entire expenses Of the Government "a
1866 will be about 500. 900 ,OOO, exclusive of ia
interest on the public debt, which is now Sl65
OOU,OOO. IL is claimed that the Internal Rsyeu
will meet the total sum of the expenditure. Z
say nothing OF the revenue TO be derived fror
Customs.
EIKCUrIvE SESSION.
All tue members of the Cabinet wtrs prs.eu
at the Executive session to-day, except Secretar
Seward, who wa. represented by the Acting Sec
rotary Of State, Ar. Hunter. Mr. Seward /. er
peeted 10 return TO the city to- morrow.
NATIONAL saNKs CHARTERED.
LAST week the Treasury Department chsftere
seven National Banks; three of these banks ar
conversions OF old banks, which have been "a
ducinE their State circulation TO the limit NE
ssribed by the National Currency Act, and hav,
thus been delayed in receiving their charter: ID
others are out just organized upon application
and approved.
srERLINs PRICK.
The rebel General Sterling Price, OF Missouri
srrtVea to-day Ola a pardoniug mission.
PROMOTION
Lieutenant! Colonel Geo. Bell was so. d.y mad,
Brevst Colonel in The Subsistence Department o
the Regular Army.
skS. DICK TAYLOR
The Times special says: The rebel G.per.
Dick TAYLOR, who 10 mere for the purpose of 70
ctiVing his pardon. has been appointed 10 ID,
SUPPLEMENTARY Of an extensive cotton growing
Company Northern capitalists have ak en- .svs-
raj plantations 10 Boliver county, Mississippi.
rBE GrEDKk AT PIT EoLE.
PIT HoLr. Pa, Oct. 25.-The eoronsr's iur
to-day found Simpson guilty OF the murder O.
aaceutree There is considerable excitement
and the friends of The deceased arc endesvorin,
TO obtAin possession OF the prisoner, with a ,isr
to summary punishment. bur they are not likel,
to succeed, as the guard over the prisoner i.
strong enough 10 insure hs safety. He will
leave tonight for Franklin.
CEN. Banks srxxcz.
RosToS. Oct 25.-GeD. Banks spoke this svsa-
ing ~ the Town Hall. and was Listened 10 hy a.
immense audience, and much interest was mani
tested st what he might say, a. it was generally
understood be would reply to the attack made on
him last week by Wendell Phillip, in the lecture
THE South Victorious.
The General duelt al some length Oh the
question that had been raised ss 10 using hi.
IlSuis VI ClNlL-L1liD III UassaCuISsats, 9eCAusS
be Wa. not sure whether the people of his dis
trict were satisfied in their own minds whether or
not hs explanation covered the whole course of
his life since ne left the State four years ago
and in explanation shout the New Orleans Bar,
he said he was admitted by the fact OF his being
a member OF the Bar of the Supreme Court OF
the United States, and The only oath he was call
ed upon TO take was that he had never taken I'd
arms against the authority Of the Federal Gov
eminent. In allusion to the expressions OF Phil
lips, in reference to his course in Louisiana, he
asserted that be was followed by the curses Of
the loyal men In Louisisns. Gen. Banks said hi.
administration OF that State was ia conformity 10
the orders Of Mr.. Lincoln. and there was not
81 sct ~ his lie in connection with the freed
men Of Louisiana, which, when presented
would not receive the approval Of the people of
Massachusetts. There was not { single
order. regulation of principle in his policy
that would not be approved, when properly er
by every good nan and woman ia tke
country. | had heard that il had been asserted
by a man Of large %osoricsl powers, that a Ms
jor General had withheld the pay Of c0lored sol
diers on the pretence OF supporting their families.
and OF providing them vith schools. This IN
quessionably referred TO him. and be would az
swer by Aying emphatically there was not a Sin
gle word OF truth in such an assertion. He bad
never withheld money from the celorei troops
the contrary, had provided them with homes,
established schools. and when be left Louisiana
there were % 1000 negroes, freed by his OVID proc
lsmation, Ia he day and Sunday schools in that
State. Gen Banks did not claim TO belong -
that clsss Of mel who think the' eaD. by the
power OF their intellect add the force OF their ors-
tory, control sfairs better than Providence o.
see into iuturity with uoerring vision. No man.
~hateveT bis capacity, can change to ialsehood or
turn the currents Of history. He did not hsstu,e
to say that whatever judgmen. Hay DC passed
upon other OF bis public acts, lis couusis LsGls-
lana. properly understood. will be regarded as the
most honorable AID useful Of his life
The remainder OF the speech was m,inl, =
repetition of that delivered b. zen. sapks. l.st
week in AGsic Hall.
THg wIRz sAsE.
WARRINGTON. Oct. 25-The Prs.idsn IA. 10,
yet acted oH the record presented bV the CEN
mission.
QCA~srERs.sTIEs DEPAtTnESr.
The Qusrterms,tsr's Department hss tnGs Tar
realized between s. 1000 aud $4,000 frsm The
sale Of sov useless army apPurtsaancss.
sos-As.INAL % Tgf AFEICA.
HALIFAX, Oct %, 1890 =. M.-A stsansr
signsled to The eastward early this evening,
buI hss since gone The Afries. from Liver
pool. With four dave later dates. has not vs, ar
sALTInsRE sssocIATIOS.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2j.-Thsrs was . large meet
ing OF the friend. OF the Baltimore Association
fer the moral ssd educational improvement Of
OF England. Bishop NcllvsiH.. Of
0h.a 80 .sk<-. 49,