Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22
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SEw LINZ Oh sTEAxERs.

SEw LINZ Oh sTEAXkRs.
NEW YogK, Sept 2l-0n the 2sth met, the
steamer Costa Rlca will leave this port for Rio
JaDero. being the pioneer vessel of tho new line
between the United States and the Empire OF
Brazil. The Costa Rcs will touch, en- route. at
st. Thomas. W. Z Para. Pernambuco, and
Bahsi.
TOWNSEND, THE DEFAuLrINo BooK-KERPER.
The case of Jeremiah Townsend, Book keeper
of the Townsend Savings Bank, Of New Haven,
Conn.,, who absccnded last spring with about
Sl0O, goo belonging to that Institution. and
subsequently arrested in England and brought
back to this country, was disposed of in the Su-
purior Court, ia New Haven. GU Tuesday of this
week. The proceedings we're brief The accused
pleading guilty 70 the charge, he was sentenced
10 seven years confinement in the State prison.
CONFIDENTIAL CIRCULAR.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury has issued a
confidential circular to the Government Deposi-
tories, warning them against the eounterfeit
$luO compound interest trersury note lately dis
covered to DO in circulation, describing the diff
ferences between il and the genuine for their own
protection. The circular 10 withheld from gen
eral publication At present ia hopes Of detecting
the offenders. The Treasury Department will
not issue at present any more compound interest
notes OF that dissemination.
PARDoys.
The President has either adopted A mere libe-
raj policy concerning pardons. or has improved
tie method Of passing upon them. The number
issued within The week must greatly exceed tba,
of any corresponding period Of his ADMINISTERS
ton. He has notified the Attorney General 10
send him no more applications at present. Il is
estimated that fully Is 600 are now at the White
House awaiting his signature. The crowd 10 bis
reception room this afternoon was dense and
elsmorous.
General Grant 10 expected 70 rstsrn BY Sat-
urday.
ksoruER ISDIAg COUNCIL.
Judge James Steel. Acting Chief Clerk Of the
Indian Bureau. leaves this city to- morrow to at
tend the Council Of the Indian tribes at the
mouth Of Little Arkansas river, to be held 90
the 4th proXimo. There are indications tina,
treaties OF very desirable nature will then be
ratified.
THE CHEROKEE, JOHN ROSS.
The Trbuns's Washington special says: The
Com mssioners appointed by the President 10
negotiate treaties with the Southwestern Indian
tribes, and who now in Council with them at
Fort Smith, have notified Secretary Harlan, OF
the Interior Department, that they have ascer-
tanned hat John Ross. an educated Cherokee,
aud for nsry chief OF that nation, Was a rebel
euesary curing the rebellion, and by means of
his superio. education and adroitness, induced
many of bis people TO abjurs their Allegiance to
the United States and TO join the armies Of the
Confederate States. he stiil claims to be Chief
OF the Chsroxees. and - such. 10 using his subtle
influence to poison the minds Of those Indians
whs are loyal, ssd Who are disposed to enter in 20
permanent peace and smity with the United |
States Believing him 10 be an enemy and that |
he does DO. represent any considerable portion OF
the people, he Commission have formally re-
fused 70 recognize him as Chief OF the Chero- |
KEGS, and have notified the Secretary Of the In |
terror OF their action in the matter. The Prss- |
dent having been consulted on the subject, sp-
proved the action of the Commission, and, |
through Secretary Harlan, spprized It's members |
TO that effect. and instructed them to negotiate
With such parties only az are DESTROYS Of resum
ing their former frisadly relations With the Gov
rsmspt
u TRIAsURY.
One hundred aud sevsnty-tws million dollars
have accumulated 10 the U S Treasury up to
20 10y. This 10 the first time aimee the outbreak
~ me rebellion ,ha, there has been such an in
crease Of fands.
STEAMBOAT BuRsEKs
The evidence on Ole q, the Bureau Of Mill
t.s- Justice against the gang Of rebel incen
diaries who. during the war. combined amuse-
nsnt with business ~ Burning steamboats, and
warehouses in the Southussi. innlicates about
thiI -sve persons. about one bali OF who's have
been apprees1sed and are nov IN prison under
going trials Jsf Davis heads the ncendiary
list az grand director 81 operations, having acted
a. promoter Of the Organization; Seldom acted
a. arbitsr 81 the validity Of the claims for prop
srty destroyed. While Judge Tucker. Of Mobile.
vas chiet Of the Coat burners, who reported TO
siua for orders
The chief Of the land isesaciariss was Richard
Bauet,. member Of Oorgress from Missouri. who
ia psrirtsnded the distraction OF warehouse
belonging 20 the United States Among the
zsng ives man named siinsor. vhe held an
npostsni ofiee in the organization; X. f Whom.
" Toronto. 0sssda, Who operated on the North
Nm lakes; Slaughter. 81 Illioois; Edvard Frssef,
,f ST. Louis; John P.Psrks, OF Memphis. and
Isaac Aleshire and wn Murphy, Of New Or
cans. Daring the var over Two hundred 81 an
.ars OF all kinds. valued 81 from t25, 600 20