Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-29

Gnood. One Of the bank note companies or,
printing per cent. bonds 10 The name Of tn
irse kspsshe- They gill be ready ne1t geek
n denoninations Of $40. SIS. $40. $50. 500
$500 and 81 600 In the esnter oil be The a.
ore OF Liberty drawing a s-ord, and a, n. al
me vgnsttss Of Emmett and Lincoln. IL /
confidently hoped these ell be taken up f.pial,
sua large orders come from the country.
IL vas stated last evening that John Morrisse,
nad offered TO take 500 0O0 Of bonds Al n,
Fsnian Headquarters. in Duane street, they ar
continually boxing up masksts. bot OF cours
.nsre no information gisea IS 10 where the,
| are sent.
/ FURInKR IRON nKxIco
Ihe Herald has . letter from q Mexican exile
stating That there 10 no foundation Tor the repol
| tnat Gen O,tega has succeeded 10 effss ting =
very large loan for the Republic OF Mexico,
based on security Of eonfscstsd property. IL
we'll known that Gen, o,tega's visit {, this coun
Try vas net all o1icial, and that be has neitbe
the authority nor intention TO place the loan OF
| this market liz Btrue that Mexico needs none,
90 pay the National troops. and 10 supply IN,
necessary means TO support our National Inie
pencence, but Gen. Oftega is not the sgeut o
the Republican Government, 10 negotiate sucl
means on Mexican accounts.
IL Is reported that Caravaial and force Of hlli
busters estimated a. high as 500, landed nea
TRISTAN, whore they we're defeated and the priDci
pal part captured BY the government troops
Carsvajsl was wounded.
| The city Of Jalspa, In the State Of Vera Cruz
nas been occupied BY The Liberal forces undei
Gen. Alstorcs
| The Liberal government OF Paebls, Fernando
| Ortegs, established himself within eight or ter
leagues OF the capital Of MEXICO. and has sufficient
| force to MAINTAIN himself.
The communication between Vera Cruz and
the capital is daily becoming more difficult.
| 10 the State Of Guerrero, General Alvarez ha.
5000 men. and the we'll known Franco Austrc
MeIicsns have obtained no permanent advan.
tages.
| The Chssseurs D'Afriqus. numbering 600
are az fancssriqui, In Tamaulipss and hold only
the ground upon which they stand.
The Imperial papers admit the Governmen,
can exercise no authority in the States of Jalesco
hectoaca. San Luis Potosi and others
The Worlds Mexican news says: Reports are
| current at Vera Crus that an expedition. orga
nized BY Ortega. in New York. would reach
the vicinity Of Bsgdad during the month Of
| September.
The dates are Vera Cruz, 18th. and the Cir,
| OF Mexico, 9Th. Vera Cruz is quiet. but there i,
| q good deal Of malignant fever.
On the 3Oth Of August reports ware received
at the capital from Count Thun TO the effecl
| that Captain Lucknor. With a small command
| bad been attacked st Teicls de Orc on the l7th
by the combined forces Of the brothers Mendez
| and, after three hours desperate Sighting. be
drove them from the field. pursuing them to
OmphsIs. Subsequently be was reinforced
by eighty men. and on the 18th the forces of the
Mendsz made their appearance the noun
tsins, but retired on seeing detachment thrown
| out to meet them. Count Thun is determined
| to relieve that section from these bands From
euadaloupe we have the dwellings Of the people
| robbed and burned by Jaarez' men from Tsbaso
In Guerrero the authorities have adopted mess
ures which will soon sxterminate all guerrilla
bands IA the vicinity.
The Tribunes letter says, the great railroad
by which TO unite Vera Cruz to the City Of Mex
leo was progressing rapidly. Eight thousand
wheelbarrows have just been landed At o. izsba for
the service company. Another railroad is To be
established i'm Lonora by Mr.. Naef. who will be
assisted BY several European and California cat :
italists.s
The depi relations OF Cortinas, sho carries the
fruits OF the plumber he makes on the Ne1i-
can border, into Texas, have caused a great
number OF the residents of Matsmoras, among
them some Americans. TO address 20 General
Steele protest.
PROPOSED laval HoMr.
1t appears, from q showing in the Fourth An
dior's Office. that over 1000 900 have accu-
mulated In the naval fund since 1898 This sum
is made mp Of unclaimed balances due 20 persons
employed In the naval service. and of fines for
desetlon, &c. 1t lie proposed I, fund this sum
and recommend the passage Of an act Get ,blish-
fishing home for those who have besn injured
Tor lite while engaged ia the naval service The
met tuition will be supported upon the interest of
the naval fund.
MILITARY ASSIGNMENT.
The Worlds special says: Major General
George A. Peasanten has been assigned 20 the
command OF the Military District Of Wisconsin,.
IN the Department OF Missouri, With Headquarters
At Milwsuks.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day is
$940.O
kusrEa OUT or SOLDIERS.
The Tribunes special says: letter from
Raleigh states that order, have been issued for
shs immediate muster out of the "a Colorado
Cavalry, Sd Illinois Cavalry 18th Indiana Cav
airy, 9Th Iowa Infantry. 18th Missouri Cavalry,
18th Tennessee Cavalry. 9th Wisconsin Battery
and I'd Wisconsin Cavalry.
ALABAMA CONVENTION
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. &c The election
ordnance was debated all day. and il was finally
agreed that oil State elections to Do left TO the
people are to be holden on the frst Monday in
November. The apporton ment for representa-
ives raised some discussion, and il will be fur
ther debated 20 morrow
VIRGINIA POLITICAL AyrAns
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2o-Rchmond and Peters
burg papers Of to day are received
DR. Woods OF Albemarle has withdrawn from
the Congressional canvass in the Sixth District
because be could not take the oath In a pub.
lishsd card, he says: Recent indications and
information convince me beyond the shadow of
q doubt there will be No repeal or modification,
and our only hope OF being represented at oil. Is
to select men who can take the oath. as 10 now
stands, honestly and eonscientiossly.
Entertaining this opinion there is no alternative
left me but to withdraw from the Congressional
canvass. When il is perfectly obvious that our
noble President, standing 80 be does q great
breakvatsr between radicals Of the north and our
PROSTATE country. needs every Southern repre-
sentative to sustain him. were TO permit sny
selfish considerations to control or influence i
should despise myself and be false 10 svsry honor
able impulse of my nature.
The Republican accom- papies the card With the
remark that the field 10 tkss left open 70 Mr.
Lewis and Mr.. Sandy Stuart. Mr. Le.is can
very conscisntiously take Cengress's test oath.
which Mr. Stuart's conscience prevents. The
Republic also says the people Of Hanover county
we're addressed, on Tuesday last, by Mr. John
son Barbour From all the information ve re
csive, there 10 no longer any douby Barbour
will carry every county in the district
The Lyncbburg Republican says: One VI the
most distinguished gentlemen OF the State, whose
name We are net permitted TO give, writes
10 regard 10 the congressional candidates: 81 re-
gard it as absurd. not TO say criminal. IN the
people, under existing circs snces, 20 select
such zen nas Who feels aud knows be is
eligible ip these times of ar.