Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-24

Tie Tribune says thsi pssSenser lfoU
Charleston states that jas, the steamer lefs :
report came thst ~ expedition. sent oui hv G..
more. under Potter. TO Sumpter,ille ana asn
I chester, desro, ed the railroad bridges bsireen
Cclumbi. sni Florence 600 olles Of osaou,
seven locomotives. forty thee pszsenssr cars,
snd brought In ? 500 li5srated .szve-
/ The Herlld's Richmond cmrsSpondtn; SAYS
Gen Odd has heeu supeis=1a> q, q Gs nd here
by Gen HsI'eck The former efficeT j. ordered
10 repo.t - Charleston. Soa,h Csrcliua Gen
Gilmore, lSfey cSasm ding az ne later place.
is relieved snf directed - TsPort for duty al
Wsshngiof
Judge Campbell snd the n ynr OF Bichnond,
Who. ]. was reported bad b,ea placed under az
rest were s'i ~ liberty ~ that city on Thursday
I last
The Tribane's Washington special says parties
from Richmond report an unsatisfactor- condition
of affairs there Ore union soldier hsd been as
sAssinatej, ard several deadly assaults been msde
on union citizen.
Gen. Dent, late OF Grants stSff. succeeds Gen.
shepley as military governor Of Richmond.
Col Tom Greene. son in-law of Father Richie
has been arrested on charge Of comsliciy in the
conspiracy
Mrs. Lincoln Is still! seriously iadisposed
The Tribune's " ashington special says:
While President Lincoln wss ia Richmond,
Judge Campbell told him that he had an inter
view with Jef Davis, B7eckiuriigs and Bsnjs-
min just before they left: he said 30 them that a.
there wss no hope fcr the confeterscy ard PGes-
ldent Lincoln could rot negotiate with them, We
would negotiate with The states and recognize
the righs OF legislature 10 control the troops of
that state He then told Mr.. Lincoln, thas ii he
would permit that body TO convene, il would
doubtless recall the Virginia troops from The
field
Mr Lircoln cautioned Judge Campbell against
any misunderstanding and gave him in writing
his only terms, which were those rendered ia the
Hampton Roads interview, 10 which he added
another. that in ease the esde.s persisted in the
war, their property should De reepilessiy con
hscated.
On the way to Washington Mr. Lincoln wrote
sn order 20 Gen Weitzel to permit the Virginia
legislature to convene in Richmoni for the pur
pose OF Withdrawing the Virginia troop. from
the rebel srmies but not 70 allow the use OF any
reasonable language the adoption of treason
able measures On the very day OF his death be
received letter from Judge Campbell. tiGged
with the usual rebel insoence, ignoring altogeth
er tie proposition which the president had made
to him. and urging that thong b the military pow
er OF the coniederacy Was DESTROYED the sDirit of
the southern people was still unbroken. If you
want to conciliste them, it would be wise for you
10 grant an amnesty, end il is necessary for you
TO treat einently their public men ard seek their
assistance This was too much even for president
L'ncoln's good nature: he characterized Camp
bells course as ungra;elul and outrageous;
meanwhile the surrender of Lee. army obyisted
the necessity for conyening the Virginia Iegisla-
ture
The Tribuue's Washington .pecsl has the
following:
The investigation of the conspiracy now going
on shows that Mr.. Linc0.us death had already
been attempted by poison
Tie Commercials Washington special says
the man who attempted to pass the military lines
outside the city and who committed suicide, he's
been identified a Gishonorably discharged hos
pitsl steward
Intelligence from Richmond indicats that the
law for the punishment OF treason will be en-
forced in that city.
New Oslesns papers state that The intelligence
o! he surrender vi Lees army, which reached
that city on the 18th. occascned great rejoicing
GeA. Hurlbut ordered 300 guns to be fred, and
the general commanding the department recon-
mendcd making Easter a day of thanksgiving for
the bright prospect OF peace.
Ou! forces are following the rctTeating rebels
from Mobile in the direction of Macon, and the
speedy capture OF that place is expected
Kirby Smith has been cOnscrip;ing slaves up
Red river.
Gen. Slaughter. rebel general in command at
Brownsville, has reported in special order in
which he says hereafter no newspaper published
in the United States will be allowed in the state
Of Texas
Postmaster Parker left New Orleans for No.
bile the 18th
The Times says we understand he takes pos
session of the postoiice there. and we look for a
re establishments of postal communication with
our sister city at all early day.
plan is on foot to erect monument 70 the
memory Of Abraham Lincoln, the expense 10 be
detrs5ed by dollar subscriptions Over 500
names have already been appended to the list
Ii is proposed to erect the mOnImcn, in this
city.
Several ladies propose starting subscription
for the ladies' Of America 10 pTesea, Mrs Lincoln
with . comfortable home
The " orld pub'i-hcs extracts IRON the revo,t
OF the committee or commerce with the rebel
lions state which shov that ihe rebels tcve re
ceivei large supplies ifoia cot,on sasceistoI> II
Memphis aud other rGE,- along the Mississippi.
Ii also shows thst immense frauds hzse been
pTsciiced upcn ihe government. aud hat the re
bels have been sfestls assisted ~ -roiouring tire
war
The rep5It s.,s tbst 'r,de With ,hs febrl stat q
has been OF no real benefit 10 ogr government,
hu' has inflicted very sre'' i'jn:y upon he put
lie service
The Hersld's Washington special says that
one Of the lsst official acts o. President Lincoln
Was tic appointment Of Gel Beri SpOoner az
United States marshal for Indiana Col Spoon
er wss in nearly all Of Gen Shermaus battles in
the west aud lost his left arm a. KenesaS Moun-
tain
The Posts Washington special SAYS the presi-
dent il in danger OF being taken down under the
speech making forced upon him by delegations.
Ii is hoped that no more state organizations will
come with addresses for the present.
From New Orleans
NEw ORLEANS, April 10 The Times Goa
tains the following relating 10 Mobile:
Con C.nbv has esfsblishsd Lis bes5ousrfers