Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-07
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INVOCATION Oh PARDON.
NKw York, July 1T is reported that the
pardon granted to DR.. NJ A. Pullen. of st. Louis,
has been revoked
GENERAL PorE AT WARRINGTON.
The Times Washington special says: General
Pope has had an interview with General Grant
and Secretary of War, but the President being
too sick General Pope is detained here, and will
not Tor several days probably. get instructions as
to the policy towards the Indisrs In his depart
ment
MISS HARRIS TRIAL
The trial of Miss Mary Harris. after selectin <
three additional Jurors, making the panel com
plete was postponed until next Friday
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES
The largest sale Of horses that ever occurred
in thls country Is to take place on Government
account, on the Arsenal Grounds at Harper .
Ferry, on the Sth inst.
MORE PETITIONS FOR PARDON.
Two hundred aud eighty petitions for pardon
were 6ed--among them Ash Ramsay and Nc
Donald, late members OF the Confederate Con-
gress.
foRps THEATRE.
Although Mr. Ford announces that his theatre
will open next Monday for performances, il IL
not believed the house will ever again be used
for such purposes. but will be purchased by the
Government, and used as depository for tro-
plies Of the late war. and as library and lecture
hall. Mr.. Ford asserts that he is loser to the
amount of several thousand dollars, by reason of
the cessation of business, aud the occupancy of
the house by military authority, and for this, he
claims Government should remunerate him.
STATE OF AFFAIRS ~ FLORIDA
The Herald's Washington special says: A re
port has just been received At the Freedmen .
-, fl,a ell
between the whites and blacks of Florida, aud
the present prospects OF the crops. There are
no armed rebels, and while the population every
where express the most ardent wish for peace,
they found very crude notions existing anon 2
the people concerning negroes. but seemed gen
orally to understand that slavery was at an end
In many places the negroes had made bargains
with their old masters for wages, and gone TO
work cheerfully. Ia other localities. the former
right OF the matter TO fog the blacks severely
for trtng oifenses. has not been entirely aban-
doned. but other methods of punishment are
gradually being adopted.
nIGHwIxEs AND THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
The statement that the hghwine question,
which has been before the Secretary of the
Treasury for the past week. is TO be decided on
Thursday. is premature and untrue Owners
we're represented by counsel. and made such
representations AS induced the Commissioners to
recommend compromise. That was not salts.
factory 10 Mr. McCulloch. Some additional ties.
,mOny was thought necessary by owners, as
we'll as by the Secretary, and the whole consd
Grafton OF the subject was postponed until this
could be obtained No decision ia expected
within fortnight
rHK ANNOUNCEMENT OF rHR SENTENCE TO TEE
PRIsoSIRs.
WASHINGTON July 6-Major General Han
cock repaired TO the Arsenil at noon to-day, and
delivered the death warrants of Payne. Harold,
Mrs Surrstt and Atzerott 10 Major Gen. Hart
suff. who il in charge of the prisoners when they
| together visited the condemned 10 inform them
of their sentences and pronounce the time for er
ecution Payne was the first to whom the intel
| ligence was communicated IL didn't seem 10
take him hy surprise, as he doubtless anticipated
/ it. The others were more or less affected Mrs
| Sura.t, in particular, sank under the dreadful
announcement, and plead for four DAYS add
tionsl time 10 prepare herself for death all
the prisoners will be attended by clergymen OF
| their own designation. Scafolds have been
erected in the south yard of the old penitentiary
! building, which ia enclosed by high brick wall
pared Only limited number of persons will
be admitted The sentences will De carried into
immediate effect.
rHg Presidents HEALTH
| The doctor expresses the belief that the Presi
dent will De able 70 resume his dutie. in a few
DAYS
| NoaE SOLDIERS xUsIEkED OFT.
la pursuance OF General Orders, No. 100, dated
Headquarters Department Of Washington. July
). 1865, Brevet Major General Bsrtlett's diy
sion. consisting of the Seventy ninth Pennsylvs
nis, Seventeenth New York and Thirty fifth Nes
Jersey regiments will be mustered ou, aud or
dered to rendezvous IL their respective States
The First separate Cavalry Brigade of the Rirs
and Third New Jersey. the First Connecticut anC
Second Massachusetts, cavalry regiments. Brig
Gen. Gamble commanding. will be immediatel,
mustered out
MORE rARDoss
About l25 psrdons we're granted By the Presi
dent, mostly of North Carolinians.
ii ASorzEa SALE OF vKssKLs.
! The Government, has advertised another sal