Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK A. N.


floh NtxIco--Kx SENATOR OWN
The Herald's City Of Mexico correspondent
gives positive confirmation to the statement here
tofore IN sde that CT. Senator OWNS Vice Regal
projects for the colonization OF Sonora aud the
northern Mexican States are ignored by Maxi
milan, and will receive no recognition from him,
notice OF his purpose having recently been pub
lished In the official organ OF the Emperors Gov
ernment
The letter contains many other matters cou
neeted with the Affairs OF Maximiliau's Empire
The Emperor appears alive 20 the encourage ment
OF every kind OF enterprise calculated TO give
stability TO his Government. He Invites immi
grafton from both the United States and Europe
aud has given contracts 10 Americans for tee
graph lines from the United States through both
sections of the country. and ia Offering great in
ducements to capitalists 10 work the mines con.
tested between the Republican and Imperial
troops
Macmillan announces that he will not sell
any part Of the Mexican territory. or allow IL to
be occupied by any nation, France included
His conduct OF affairs OF The nation impress all
visitors most favorsbly, aud gives promise Of
prosperity such as Mexico never saw before.
TuK sovrn CAROLINA OBLIGATION,
The Herald's Washington special says The
South Carolina delegation represents the people
OF South Carolina a. unanimous In their acqu-
escence OF the present order Of Affairs, aud no,
only satisfied with their experiment OF setting
up government Tor themselves outside of the
Union. and convinced Of their inability to break
up the Union. but are willing aud anxious to &C
cent tho result as unavoidable and conclusive,
aud determined to do all In their power 20 be
come useful members OF The United States II
IL their deter min alton 10 lose 40 time 10 repairing
the damages that have occurred. and they er
pect 10 be tho hfs, OF the rebel States 10 present
their uew Constitution at Washington.
One good result OF tho necessity for Prov
-ionsl Govefnmeht 10. thu. u will afford the op
portanty long desired Ia vain by large majority
Ut the people of The State, 10 amend their Con
slltution, aud establish fair, equal aud liberal
basis OF representation 10 their State Govern.
ment,
CABINET ~ sassoN.
The Worlds Washington special says The
Cabinet vas In session nearly three hours 10 day
every member being present. IL IL thought the
pardon Of certain rebel officials was discussed.
pnEer TAXATION N NORTH CAROLINA.
The Tribuue's Raleigh correspondent says
The pa,ment Of direct tafalion on property has
greatly fallen of since Gov Holden and other.
commenced their efforts Tor the suspension OF
the tai tie SAYS those Who Own small farm,
here paid ehscrlully. while the rich persons con-
plain,
srrosr o, PRESIDENT IonSsoSs .ssasuSarioS a
ffxAs
The Clark-llle (Ierasl standard of June
2tIh has y full account OF the assassination oil
President johnson by Lieut. Gen Grant. a, n.
state Department. in Washington. The detail,
were obtained from . reliable gentleman, who
read them ln Little Rock paper
TRIAL Oh Miss HARRIS
WasniSaros, July i9.-rhe trial OF Mis-,
Harris terminated this morning. having occu.
pied ten days The court room vas dsnsely
crowded With spectators. including many ladies
long before the Court VAS formally opened
Hon H. " VOORHEES, made the closing speech
Ia behalf of the accused. eon,ending that from
all the affecting circumstances aud wrongs Ia
nIeted spou her homicide vas 40 act OF insAn,
impulse.
bi.,rie, Attorney csrrissson delivered The