Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05
ALI SORTS Of PAKAGRAPHS.


The English hold $500 900 900 of the rebel
loan.
"A $500 900 diamond is offered for sale in
London
There are tour thousand newspapers in the
United States
-Hindostan has three hundred million gods.
II every dollar is worshipped here "a almighty, 7"
how many have the United States
-Fifteen young lady physicians were gradual
ed and received diplomas at the Female Medical
College in New York few weeks ago
Out of $4,000 working people OF Paris
over $4,000 are incapable of signing their own
names.
A French Feuilietonist says Patti has an
angelic mouth, where the honey OF sentiment
and song is ever hived.'
The entire net receipts of the Phiadelr hia
sanitary fair, just announced. were 81 ,O35,0
Preparations are being made for the holding
of a national horse fair in Springfield, III some
time during the coming season.
"A great sale of wool occurred in Boston
on the oath Prices ranged from 3S to 10 cents:
Turkey is said to be subject to two yearly
occurrences: loan ard an Instruction Also
to two yearly difficulties to raise the former and
suppress the latter
MUTLATED CCRRENCY Those who have mu-
tlated currency, in order to get it redeemed
must send it in letters TO the treasury depart
ment The letters will go free of postage.
That department is alone authorized 10 redeem.
The Goodyear rubber patent extension,
notwithstanding the vast Sums in lobbying,
failed TO pass the last congress, and as the pat
ent expires in June, its Fate may be regarded as
sealed.
Dumas the younger sent TO Dumas the elder
on the recent birthday of the latter-his love
in these words. My forty winters send every
afiectionate remembrance to your sixty-two
springs"
There is to be race on the Ohio river be
tween the steameFs Indiana and Magenta ION a
bet of $50 900 a side. The time has not been
ser when the race is 10 come off
1t has been observed that the parallel be-
tween Julius Caesar and Napoleon Boneparte.
drawn by the emperor Of the French is not so
striking as the difference between them: for
Caesar conquered Britain and Napoleon didn't
In Illinois genus advertises on behalf of
a certain famous accidental railway, that "an
experienced coroner and six practical Jurors
will follow each regular train in special cars, to-
gether with few surgeons and reporters"
Collector Draper. of New York, SAYS there
Is no LOYALTY in Savannah. IL would be strange
if there were after he has stripped those who
have been loval of all their property, and who
have been treated worse by the federal govern
men; than they were by the confederate
About FIVE miles from Hartford, Conn there
is spring. the water of which is continually
coated with a substance resembling tallOw. IL
will burn like beef or mutton tallow Why don I
some enterprising individual get up mine of
good table butter or mountain of prime roast
beef?
1t will be recollected the dry dock formerly
in use at New Orleans was converted by the
rebels into cram war steamer. II has Just
been replaced by another from Madison, Indiana
which arrived at New Orleans, in tow, on the
18th ult, with en- enormous cargo of eleven
hundred tons OF hay
In view of the rapidity With which the ne
groes are dying during this revolution in their
condition in the south, a paper says that if the
mortality goes on for ten years at the rate of the
last two or three, there will not be enough left
for BARRIERS
Had the Savannah cotton been placed at
once upon the market when the FIRST heavy install
ment arrived, i would be worth 80 cents per
pound, and to i, it il As cents, or equal to a
loss of 100 per -, On the round lot OF cotton
such loss is eGnal 70 50 OOO,OOO
The PhiladeIphis Press says: In every
street in this city. and 10 other large cities.
houses were recently placarded as up for sale
many. indeed, that the demand may be said
to have now been supplied. As far as we can
judge. the tide has turned, owing the heavy
city taxes, and the owners of houses will speed
ly seek to get rid Of them for less than thew
gave, rather than be -perpetually putting their
hands into their pockets 10 meet this or that pub
lie demand ALREADY house agents are free to
confess rents are coming back TO what they were
before the war"
New York Fashions" say there is change
already in the waterfall pins, fscetiously called
by men dumb bells" The pins, with huge
balls at each end, connected by an elastic string.
were considered the height of style These have
been superseded or the most fantastic and really
grotesque shapes Made OF ebony, cornelian.
amber. bronze, coral, silver, steel and gold
carved, inlAid and covered with golden frame
work-every imaginable design i initiated, too
numerous 10 enumeraie The most elaborate
are bronzed wheels each spoke covered with fine
arabesQues Arrows inlaid with glittering gems
white lilly cups. with broad green enameed
leaves; gold and silver trumpets-these will
give idea Of the caprice and e1travagance of
fashion.