Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-12
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Of which be vas master TO do so.
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Perez is reported in very unsettled state,
aud Commander Colvocoressis intends "a
remain in that vicinity TO protect Auerican in
terests 10 the event OF q change of the Govern
meat
General Robert B. Mitchell formerly Colonel
of the Second Kansas Regiment, has been made
full Brigadier General IN the regular srmy
sourHrRSKRs IN WASHINGTON
The world's special says: The city is flled
with Southerners Within the las, theniy -four
hours more have arrived than during the previous
two weeks. The trains from Richmond brought
them from evers portion OF the South. They
are general by citizens OF prominence on once
seeking or psrdoning missions.
sEcRErARY SEWARD VISITED 1T yokKsx MINIS
rERs-
Secretary Seward TO day received the Diplo
matte Corps at the State Department, all OF
whom congratulated him on his renewed health
and vigor. He appeared even in better health
than during any tine previous TO the i4th OF
/ April
JAIL DELIVERY.
| Ii is said that there will soon be general Jail
/ delivery. by pardon. o. q large number of per-
sons convicted by Military commissions Of trivial
crimes and alleged offenses.
GOVERNOR coRvIS AND MAINTAIN
The Tribunes special says: There 10 the best
authority for stating that nothing written by Hon.
Thos Corwin, late Minister to Mexico, to maxi
milan or his Prime Minister will warrant the
inference drawn in the Press dispatch, published
yesterday, from New Orleans.
! Since leaving Mexico Governor Corrin has
been 10 correspondence with the Prime Minister,
an old and intimate friend of his, aud naturally
/ interested in Mexican affairs He has made fee
quent inquiries OF his correspondent relative to
the state of the country, but has never advised
the present recognition of the Imperial Govern
ment
RESIGNATION or c SEWARD
WARRINGTON, August II The professional
duties OF Mr.. G. A. Seward requiring his per.
soual attention, he has reliuquished his position
of Acting Assistant Secretary Of State and 70.
turned to New York.
MESSAGE FROM THE KING OF BAssAs
B!ackman, Who was liberated in ksr-
tucky five years ago, and went TO Africa a. Q
preacher and missionary, recently arrived in
Washington on private business He brought Q
message of respect to the President from the
King of Bassas, accompanied with q request
that the former would send him q rain coat,
meaning one made Of India rubber; the gar
ment has been purchased and will be forwarded
to MS African Majesty in due course OF time.
APPOINTMENTS.
The President to-day appointed William q
Dixon u S Marshal for the State OF Georgia:
Daniel orion, Surveyor of Customs at Cairo
Samuel d. Houston, Receiver of Public Moneys,
at jackson City, Kansas; IL. W. Briggs, Regis
ter OF Land Office, at Visulia, California; Alonzo
@ Mayors, Assistant Assessor of Internal Reve-
nue. for the Second District of Missouri; James
Law. Postmaster. AZ Suspension Bridge. New
York
GoVERShENT DoEs NOT ASSENT TO THE corToN
DECISION IN ENGLAND
| 1t is stated that the Government does not as
sent 70 the doctrine of the Vice Chancellor OF
| England as pronounced in the csss of the United
States against PriOleou The United States is
not likely 10 concede very soon that the rebels
are now or ever were = de tacto Government,
nor very likely to consent to derive title TO ia
own property through that imaginary concern,
and being a sovereign State, dealing with other
States. according to the customary methods,
they are hot especially likely to submit, without
process of attachment, to DEGREES which may be
rendered against them by Court Of Chsncery,
setting in Westminster Hall.
DIRECTIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF TIE NAVY.
ne secretary OF the Navy mrs decided that
Masters and Ensigns in the regular army and
midshipmen serving on board any naval steamer
will hereafter be taught thoroughly the duty of
| civil enginery.
DECISION OF rHE COMPTROLLER.
The Acting Second Comptroller decides that
TO reimburse Government for losses by soldiers,
for which they are liable to stoppages of pay,
disbursing and accounting officers are justified in
Withholding any portion of the money due the
soldiers, either az pay, bounty or money deposi-
ted with Paymasters on a check book, from the
Sd to the 9Th of August. 1865.
GENERAL THOMAS AT ELMIRA.
ELNIRA. \ Y, August III -Adjutant Gene
rsl Thomas. while in this city to-day, made q
close survey OF the military establishment there
and ordered its immediate reduction to q peace
footing The Government. buildings at the bar
racks are 10 be sold The General Hospital is
TO be given up and the patients transferred TO the
hospitals in the late rebel camp. The troops
here will probably be sent away, except q few
necessary to guard the public property.
NEW YoRK. August ll.-Juuus II. Browne
one of the escaped prisoners from Salisbury to
vindicate himself from the charge Of making
grave statements without due consideration. in q
card published in the Tribune, reiterates his as
sertion that Secretary Stanton 10 unquestona
bly, the digger of the unnamed graves thatcrown
the vicinity of every Southern prison with his
torc and never to be forgotten horrors, by his
obstinate opposition to exchanging prisoners with
| the South.