Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-25

ted TO a 8 SOC. 600. The Secretary OF the Navy
estimates the expenses Tor The current year At
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The Hssala;s special says. Among he par
doned today were Dc. Mcdowell. OF 81. Louis.
. secession newspaper contributor ST The begin
ming of the war: Msjor General J NJ. henper
ard Brigaiier General Frost, of Camp jackson,
Missouri. n~o,orisiy ST the commencement OF The
rebellion. and ex-Congressnsn j Nj Curry. OF
Alsbsms.
l. ego fSrkzsAr RKyEscK pEcisloSs-
The Times special says: The United States
Assessors as Atlanta. Georgia. asks the CON-
missIoners OF Internal Revenue shether The ess
ti6cate OF the officer TO the amnesty oath OF sx-
rebels should be stamped The Commissioner
decide that such certificate. WHISTLER the cath be
taken before a civil or military officer. requires q
stamp, which should De cancelled by she person
taking the oath. Numerous letters are received
ct the Office of the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, inauiring whether the statement going
the rounds OF the public press TO the effect that
be has decided that alcohol made from beer IS
not subject TO taxation, on the ground that such
beer hss already been taxed, Is correct On in
quiry We learn that the COmuissi0nershss made
no such decision. bu; has. in fact, declared that
alcohol so msde is subject 20 taxation. as set
forth in the decision published some weeks ago
LATER FROM EExIco-
The Tribune's CITY OF Mexico letter says: The
struggle between the Republic and Empire is
fast drawing 70 q close. The most numerous
parties of g~neIrillss have been reached and
routed. PesuneTs, in Sonora, with 300 men has
been driven out by the nstives, without even the
Interference OF the French officials. The News
represents him 81 having lefi the State aud
a0--Ls 10 .hoffrr -. AFfzana Narrafa nth
his pretended army Of 1000 mcn, closely par-
sued by Gen. Brincourt, has left the State OF
Chihus hua. and has oisbanded his troops aud de-
stroyed MS artillery aud ammunition. He IL said
to be row at FL Paso with Jusrex His defeat
at Withdraw makes the Stat. Of chihuahua free
from the Rio Grande up TO Souors.
Gen. Feufura. who, according 10 the last news,
bad control of over 100 miles OF country ia the
State OF Aiacco, had been defeated by Captain
Arrange, with the assistance Of the population OF
the mountains, who had armed themselves with
stones aud hatchets In this affair the Jaarez
lesde. lost nearly one-third OF bis band, com
posed OF 300 men. and sll his arms and ammuni-
ton.
In the State OF Queretoro, Ugulie. Frsyeso
and Msrtenez have also been beaten and are in
full retreat, . the Secretary Of the later having
been made prisoner.
In has been found that the Syndic of the mu-
n~icipaliiy of Halsrano was IN secret Intelligence
with gueirillss, in consequence OF which he has
been arrested. IL has also been discovered that
Martinez received his advices, munitions and
money from the City of Mexico, in which place
guerr;llas have shown themselves They have
been met either by the French OF by the inhabi-
tsnts themselves and completely routed.
DAHLoRrS's kISC
BALTInoRE, Oct. 24-The Richmond papers
Of this morning state the ring which was stolen
from the BODY OF Col. Dahlgrcu. by cutting of
the finger, hss been recovered il was found in
the possession of DR.. Saunders, At I.rrc'ti. Essex
county.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Ia the Fifth Congressional District, Rev. Is.
A. Davis has been elected by a small majority
over DR.. StooyAl. his nsit highest competitor.
The Lynchburg Nirginian designste- Mr. Davis
a. an Old Wing aud Conservative.
n. STEPHENS
The Republic save: Hon A. H.. Stephens ar
rived at Lynchburg on Sunday erening. Oh his
way TO his home in Georgia. He did net visit
Richmond Oh his route. but went direct froD
Gordonsvilie To LynchbuTg.