Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15
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NEWS ITEMS
Bolts AND RlvEs IN WASHINGTON.

Bolts AND RlvEs IN WASHINGTON.
NEW York. June Ii The Posts Washing.
ton special says Delegations from Virginia
headed by Messrs. Bolts and Rives, arrived here
Yesterday, and are awaiting an interview with the
President. They oppsse all measures of Gov
Pierpont, and claim that the new Constitution OF
Virginia was formed by a convention Of only
eleven members.
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Herald's correspondent, under date OF
Charleston. June 10Th, refers to the reception OF
the Presidents amnesty procla nation, and saws
il was being much discussed. IL was opposed
by the radicals and secussionsts and approved
by the mass of the people.
A meeting was held in Summerville on the
3lst ult at which resolutions were adopted re
questing the citizens Of each parish to take the
necessary steps to call public meetings for the
appointment of delegates to q general conven-
toni These meetings we're held previous to the
receipt of the Presidents proclamation. Since
then all permission to hold political meetings
has been Withdrawn TO await the appointment OF
Provisional Governor by the President
ANOTHER RIOT.
WASHINGTON, June l5.-Another riot took
place here to-day between the troop sof the
Twenty first New York Cavalry and the West
Virginia Brigade. II originated in a mutual
accusation of cowsrdce. Some officers took
part in the affair. and the men used their revol-
vers freely while those without arms had re
course 70 bricks and stones There vas gen.
eral stampede of all the citizens in the vicinity,
snt three of the West Virginia Brigade and sew
eral citizens we're severely wounded A strong
guard has been stationed Maryland Avenue
TO prevent repetition the disturbance
PRESIDENTIAL VISITORS.
Between 10 and O'Clock there were, at no
time, less than one hundred persons 10 waiting 10
see the President, one third of them ladies
Among these visitors were Amos Kendall, OF
Jsckson's Cabinet, Simon Cameron, Governor
Sharkey. OF Mississippi. Governor Hamilton. o,
Texas, Governor Lyon, of Idaho, Senator Will
lisms. Of Oregon, Representative Spslding. OF
Ohio, and other members OF Congress. besides
army and navy officers. AMI citizens.
The FIRES AT NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
Official Information was received to day con-
corning the recent fires at Nashville and Chat
tanooga The loss at Chattanooga amounted
to about 5000 900; that at Nashville nearly g,
900 600. which amount may possibly be reduced
one half from iron. chains and machinery. which
may be saved About the same time FIRE oc-
Cured 10 Galla,in Tennessee. the loss by which
is not reported. There was also a FIRE near the
Chattanooga Depot at Nashville. which vas
soon suppressed Ii is the opinion at the Quarter
masters DEPARTMENT that the fires the
work Of rebel incendiaries. Blu, for the FIRE
wall built bv Gen Donaldson. Chief Quarter
master at Nashville. In Taylor's Depot the
place OF the FIRE. that portion Of the building,
where commssary stores were Deposited worth
So 900 000 would have been destroyed
rHE NANTES MEDAL FOR MRS LINCOLN
The following Information has been received
in this city recently A popular subscription Of
about two cents per head was announced in
Nantes France. for gold medal for Mrs Lin
coin Thi. medal vas to bear the following in
scripiion:
Liberty. equality. fraternity TO Lincoln
twice elected President Of the United States
From the grateful Democracy OF France Lin
coin the Honest abolished slavery. re established
the Union and saved the Republic without, veil
ing the statue of liberty. De was sssassinsted
on the l4,h Of April. 1865
About ths 30th of April. when the M mber oil
sub .criptious had reached IL 900. the subscrip.
tons we're seiIed by the police. Who stated that
! the scheme was to be stopped everywhere In
France.