Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

in COMPANY 9Th number Of Nss York ofl- |
cials. and after visiting the public bulldogs.
thsy lsfs the city, accompanied BY the Mayor
and she Board Of Water commissioners. 10 visit
the Brcsklyn Water Works. To-morrov they
exanins the charitable institutions Of Mes
York. and on Thursday visit The Crstoa Wafer
WORKS. IL 10 expected they will Leave Tor
Bcstsn on Thursday night
rnApr Stake IN nav roax
The German Joarneymsn carvers aud vsruish-
srs OF this city. yesterday struck Tor bigger
| wages The employers OF the former trade
generally secsde TO the advance demanded, bat
the varnishers we're NOT 80 successful.
TEE love ISLAND EsILEsAD pIsAsrrR.
IL 10 rsmored the Prosecuting Attorney Of
Queens county will lay before the next Grsnd
Jary ell The fact, relating 90 the recent slaughter
on Long Is'snd
xruscorAL syrAIss.
The Episcopal Convection OF the Diocese OF
New York will discuss morrow morning the
various questions which have been in controversy
Of lsts in the Episcopal Church, and which vere
| the occasion OF the pastoral letter of Bishop
Potter too shres months age, which will. IL i
expected. oecspy large parl OF the time OF IN
Convention.
CANAL OVERLAND oonrASr.
An Overland Camel company has been organ
lied in this city. ~i,s the object Of importing TO
| this country, and ssing upon the western plains
next summer. q large number OF eamels. Il Is
understood that Mr.. J. W. Fabens 10 engaged
With shis company. and viii give IL the benefit
OF his experience in the purchase and manage
ment OF esmels.
PovpER REGULATIONS.
The regulations under which sunpowder, shot
1 "a fl mi az
be sent South, has been decided on az the Gus
tom House, and many permits TO make ship
meuts OF these articles have been issued 10 pow
| der merchants and manufacturers Of this city
The maximum amount of ammunition which
may be sent TO any one person In the South Is
500 pounds Of powder. 5000 pounds of shot, and
100 pounds Of caps. All orders are small, CON-
prisng Ave TO ten kegs OF powder. with caps and
shot for il. No danger is apprehended FROM the
shipment OF these invoices The shot is all OF
kad knows as bird slug. No buckshot will, for
the present, be permitted to go.
| TENIASIsN IN THE SOUTH or IRELAND.
| The Dublin Saunders News Letters own cor
respondent has . second letter on the social as
| pect of the south of Ireland, in which be takes a
present view of Fenianism. He says among the
humber classes there is = strong feeling OF dis
| content and dissatisfaction with the English
Government. and vet founded upon 10 one spe-
| chic ground OF complaint
The principal districts in which Fenisnism pre-
walls 10 marked extent are Dublin. Cork, tit
perary. Limerick and Sligo and drilling at night
and Al pretended hurting matches 10 carried on
| 10 q great extent.
good many arms are being got together by
members, but their drilling is vet very ineffci-
| ent, as the men do not venture TO gather in any
| large numbers. Their organization. however. IL
becoming better every day, aud without there
being the least ground for alarm Ia mercy TO
| the people themselves those who have made
them their deepest trouble, ought to be proceed
ed against without delay. In msny places men
from America have returned. with the ostensible
view Of seeing their friends. and are we'll sup
! piled with gold. not greenbacks
| NAV add that most intelligent gentleman
just returned from Chicago alter being all
sent from Ireland eighteen years, informs me
that a very strong conviction OF the feasibility OF
an invasion OF this country exists across the Al
| lsDtic; and that money 10 very large amount -
available, but that the American Government II
most sincere in its efforts TO discourage the whole
affair; and that every opposition Is given it by
| tho official. and not without already producing
lis effect
FORTS ABOUND wAtHIsGToS TO BIZ DIsnASrLED
An order has bees ssued for dismantling all
the forts around Tho capital, but this will have
no immediate effect in reducing the number OF
! troops in the District. About 600 volunteer
still remain on guard duty. The regular. are
awaiting assignment, and are not considered s.
belonging to this District.
MAJOR TOWNS AND sssrRAL SHIELDS.
Major Towns, formerly Assistant Adjutant
General to Gen. Logan, Ia in the city for few
days
General James Shields, Of Oregon. arrived in
Washington to-day, and it 10 reported tina, he in
tends 70 make this city bic home.
| INGENIOUS cRBw.
The ship Calhoun arrived here, reported On
made an attack on the cook, and duriog the
melee a seaman WAS shot. On she Goth, she was
boarded BY the revenue cutter Crawford the
crew being still! muinous. and two officers i'm
prisoned, they we're released and ell the crew
placed in irons The Crawford remained by The
sloop until she reached the city, and TIE mu.peer.
placed in the hands Of the authorities.
MILITARY CIRCULAR.
The following circular relating 10 the United
States Military Academy at West Point. was to-
day issued By she War Department Vacancies
exist in the Csdeuhp st the L s. Military
Academy in the Congressional districts of the
| following States and Territories. Ststes-Iowa,
wisconsin, Minbsaosa and northern lilaois.
| oos0RR..IosAL NOMINATION.
BALTIxoas, Sept 26--The Union Csnven-
zion. in the Second Congregational District, me,
in East Baltimore to day, and nominated Hon
| L. J. Thomas succeed CO... Webster. who is
now Collector Of this port.
FIRE AT LAwREycE, MASS.
Bcsroy. Sop: 26.--Russell q Cos Paper
Mill at Lawrence vss nearly destroyed by fire