Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-03
VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK. A. NJ.
INTERESTING STEMS OF NEWS.
EsIsRArIoS FRoa GERMANY

HHIsRATIoS FROM GERMANY.
NEW YoRK. Oct 2-The Herald says: A
wonderful stimulus has been impaired TO emigra-
ton from Germany since the close OF the war
Its correspondent says that two new steamers are
being built in Glasgow for the Bremen LLOYD
Line 10 New York, which will make seven large
steam vessels on this line. The Hamburg and
New York Company will in future run one OF
their sesen steamers regular each week The
connection between the German lines and South
amIton steamers have resulted in a considers Bile
reduction OF the fare on both lines From all
prospects now in contemplation, it would appear
that the tonnage of steam vessels plying between
the United States ard Europe will soon amount
to a million of tons.
THE FxsIAN BONDS.
The FINES to-day SAYS the steamers City Of
Boston aud Etns, which sailed from this port on
Saturday, said to have taken out 81 900 600
OF bonds for the benefit of the Irish republic Ii
is currently reported that as soon as these bonds
reach Ireland matters will assume more definite
forms, and n procla ms ton also printed here,
will be spread broadcast throughout the land So
well guarded is every avenue that there is no way
OF obtaining the document, or interfering with
the plan of distribution.
Ii is claimed the bonds have nearly all been
subscribed for, and many Of them by people
whom the British Government least suspects
IL is probable that both these stes mers will be
thoroughly searched before going into Queens
town. or. at least. before any passengers or
freight will be allowed to land. War vessels are
press purpose
EoE. JANIS L.
Colonel James l.. Orr has accepted the nomi
nation for Governor of South Carolina.
WOODS TORPEDO.
W. W. Woods torpedo has met with IA vor 10
Europe. and Donald Mckay is making an ar
rangenent with the British Government for
their use in their harbors.
AMxUSIrIos PERMITS.
Permits for sending ammunition South were
granted Saturday night TO the following amount:
Number of fowling pieces, l03 number o.,
pounds of powder 80 ,060 for shooting and $50
for blasting; total, "a. $50; number of pounds OF
the finer kind Of shot for gaming, 25. 2ss; num-
berot percussion caps. ISL.
HALL, TIE ARCTIC KxrLoRER.
The Journal of Commerce has dvices from
Hall, the Arctic explorer, to the 5th of August.
Hall was still at Repates Bay, but was expecting
to leave Immediately after 6rst great snow storm
occurred, probably about the middle OF the pre-
ent month. for Boothis Felix Reimski and RuDg
toms land Travelling can only be successfully
accomplished during the winter months when
everything is thoroughly frozen up. In summer
the lakes and streams are open, thus preventing
the sledges from crossing, These months are
taken advantage OF. however. in forwarding sup
plies of provisions, &c, say ten, twenty or ever
City miles. A cousin OF Albert, a native country
man of Mr.. Hall, was one of party who dis
covered the BODY OF one Of the crew of the
Schooner John II Rehm lying embedded in the
ice, from which he With difficulty sledged IT
SUPPRESSION OF THE RICHMOND BULLETIN
A SPECIAL to the Herald says: The CONNER
cial Bulletin published 10 Richmond, Virgins.
has been suppressed by General Terry for libel
GUS public atoms in its Issue of September 3oIh
yoarn CAROLINA CONVENTION
special to the World, dated yesterdey, saws
Nearly all the Delegates to the State Conven-
ton which meets to morrow, have arrived auo
that most good feeling and rmony prev ais l.,
is believed the Convention will DE able % dispos.
of ell the business brought before il sod ad-
journ ia twelve or fifteen days
MORE rARDoss.
The President was very busy to-day signing
pardons. Some two thousand have been signed
within the past few days. There are still sew
eral thousand reqsisitons before hiu, which will
be disposed Of probably before the end Of an
other week Among the p.rdoned yesterday
we're Rev. A. Green, of Nashville, the lead OF
the we'll known Methodist book concern, and Far
reB, his partner.
TEX TKEIAs.
Wv YoRK, Oct. 2-The Times Of Sept l9,
- =: While il i, beyond question that Americ-
~. oeen the cradle OF this foolish association
AMI 10 still the basis of its operations. mus
90 full justice 20 her Government. So far from
conniVing at this kbustering design or at ID,
portation of firearms TO ireland, there - rea-
son TO believe j. has earnestly discouraged them
Ii Is stated that the inform alton upon which these
surInises made st the Irish Police Office.
was derived from Washington, and may probably
have been communicates Minister by the
United States authorities. We sincerely trust
such nav be the case. and We would have more
reason to thank Mr.. Seward for Ma intervention
than the seduced youths Who may thus have
been saved from plugging into crime.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
HARTFORD. Oct. z Sufficient returns have
been received TO show u majority against the
constitutional amendment by several tbous, nd
Second Dispatch -Thirty-,hres towns give
2, 500 against the amendment. which 10 probably
defeated by from J. 900 to 1000 majority.
LATHR FROM MEXICO.
NV IoRx. Oct 2-The Tribuns's city Of
Mexico correspondent, of Sept. 18th. says: Maxi
milan has gained prodgios reputation among
the Indians. They send delegates from all parts
Of the country to swear allegiance and cisio
protection. and have enlisted 10 bis service 20