Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
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whether officers capturing horses from guerrilla:
and Afterwards turning them over to the United
states. and taking receipts therefor, are entitled
! 10 compensation 10 the amount Of value OF said
animals. Second Conptrollsr Buckingham la,
decided that such payments would be in conflict
with all orders OF the War Department on this
SUBJ eet; and that the practice would result dis
sstriously to the people Of any invaded country
at the same time rendering the Invaders famou.
and would ultimately reeoil upon themselves. by
destroying the morale Of their army.
no MORE SHOOTING o. SOLDIERS.
The Worlds special says: The President has
generously commuted to Imprisonment for term
oil years all pending sentences Of death In cases
OF soldiers convicted for deserton Three Mas
sachusetts soldiers under sentence of death have
been sent to Fort Delaware for FIVE years each
WARRINGTON CROWDED WITH sourHERsERs.
The Herald's special says: From the large
number OF arrivals At the hotels last night md
to day, the major part OF whom are from the
South: there is good reason 10 appreheLd tha,
the applications for pardon, adj ustment of claims
and petitions for the restoration of property, with
all other mulifarioss duties pertaining at this
time to the Executive Chamber will commence
to morrow with renewed Importantly and backed
by additional numbers. The registers of the
hotels indicate that large proportion OF these
newly arrived sojourners are from Virginia, Ten
nessee being next in number, and North Carolina
and LOUISIANA abouiequal.
NO APPLICATIONS TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY.
Washington dispatch states that none OF the
prominent OK rebel gentlemen have as vet ap-
piled for permission 10 leave the country, under
the provisions Of the late Presidential proea
nation. Lee, il 10 said. has not yet thought OF
appl ying. though be has been offered handsome
mansion In London
REBKL BoNpHoLpERs IN LONDON
Agents Tor rebel bondhoIdsrs in London have
issued the following CALL "A meeting of the
oondhoders will be held on Monday. 4th Of Sep
TENDER next, to consider their altered position,
now that the Government OF the United States
has become de taefo the Government Of the
Confederate States; and il deemed OK pedient, to
appoint committee TO protect their rights and
interests and generally TO take such steps rs lay
be thought advisable. Communications from
bona fds bondholders may in the meantime be
made to the undersigned.
TERRELL, CHAMBERLAIN d BLAKE,
Solicitors TOR Bondhoders.
Commenting upon this advertisement, the
London Star Of tue Did says: There ia not in in
ternational law one shred Of authority to support
the idea that the rlghtiul Government is bound
to assume debts which were contracted to aid in
testify absurd that it only requires to be stated to
be shown its own confirmation. The Oonfeder
ate bond holders no, debtors to the late
Southern Government Ii they we're they
might perhaps End some theory OF law which
would absolve them from the dissgreeabe duty
OF paying. They are unfortunate creditors, and
their debtors have disappeared, leaving no effects
which are not claimed By the creditors having
the preference.
The United States Government claim all the
cotton, ships, money, and stores belonging to the
Confederacy 10 neutral countries as well as In
the South. The Sionewsll has already been
given up by Spain. the Shenandoah will be given
up by any country in whose harbor she seeks
relief. They claim all cotton aud funds offered
the Government now Ia this country. II such
a question came before the Court OF Law in
gland, the Judge cannot look fsvorsbly upon
the claims Of land-holders in connection with
the loan entered into in intervention OF success
REroRrsD VISIT or JOHN sRIcHr TO THIS COUNTRY
WASHINGTON, Sept 4.-lt 10 not believed here
as stated in English journals. that the President
has invited John Bright to visit the, United States
as guest OF the Nation, aud certainly the
Navy Department has no knowledge that the
Colorado or any other vessel has been designated
to bring him TO this country. The Colorado
only two or three months ago, was placed on the
European squadron, and il is not AZ all probable
she will soon return hither.
SOUTHERN Posr oFFIcrs
As the post Offices continue TO be reopened in
the South, the postmasters who were in posses
sion OF them when the rebellion commenced
have drafts or notices secured upon them for the
settlement of srrearages. Some few have liqu-
dated their Indebtedness, while others express
their willingness to pay as soon as they eau OBJ
tain means
NO TROUBLE ~ TEXAS.
Intelligence has been received from Texas TO
the effect that there will be no trouble whatever
in that State in the work OF restoration.
Information from other Southern States is
alike favorable The proper Governors are re
presented as doing all in their power TO conform
to the views Of the President Of the United States
on that important subject.
BOARD Oh INSPECTORS.
FoRrREss MosxoE, September "a Board Of
Inspectors has been appointed by Gen Omann.
OF Norfolk, consisting of Lieut.. Col Hermann
Sslegson. of the Ninth Vermont Battery, aud
Captain NJ. Williams, OF the Thirty ninth Illinois
Volunteers. 20 inspect the Provost Marshsls
Office and buildings. Hard Labor Prison. guard
houses and camps They are instructed to make
minute and thorough examination of everything
pertaining thereto, and report TO headquarters in
writing.
EXPLOSION OF A PRoPELLER
TnKSrox. n. J. Sept. 4.-The propeller Mad
son ex psded her boiler TO-DAY when near this
CITY. on her return from New York, loaded With
merchandise for this place. valued at $50 600
lady from Blindbrook named Van Dyne was
killed The engineer vas very seriously in
jursd, and the Captain was hurt, but not so
badly
DESTRUCTION OF GovERsnKsr BLRRAcKs
.ArGvsrA, Ne, Sept. Five barracks a,
Camp Ooourn. belonging TO the Government.
we're totally destroyed BY hre 10 right and three
other barracks aud other buildings we're also
partly destroyed By being torn down. to prevent
the spreading Of the flames. Lsss 50 100 The
FIRE was probably the work of al incsndisry
RICHMOND ITTEs.
BALTnaolE, Sept 4-Richmoni papers Of this
morning have been received. They contain the
following items Frsnklis Siearns. well-known
anon. the people Of Richmond. IL announced As
a candidate for the Legislature.
Alexander Dudley, President OF the York river
railroad, had his pardon restored BY President
johnson.