Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19


At the September term of the City Court OF
Brooklyn to-day, . eolered man named Robert
Jackson, was duly summoned and empanneled
as juror This is the frat case of the Kind in
Kings County.
TIE SOUTH TO HAVE ALL BACK DOCUMENTS
The Herald saws: A numbsr Of Georgians on
a visit to the National Capital lses week. had a
very interesting conference With the Secretary OF
the Interior and the Com of Agricsl-
ture The Georgisns stated that there was great
restitution among their people. and great need
for books containing the recently enacted laws OF
the United States The Secretary informed hem
that all through the rebellion the quotas of doc
uments for all the States had been printed with
the same regularity as previously-thoss for the
rebelious States bad been carefully stored away
and would new that the national authority has
been restored. soon be distributed.
The Georgia gentlemen were very much
pleased with the result Of their visit, and repre-
in their State regarded the issues OF the war as
settled, considering slavery completely dead
and were DESTROYS Of again being able TO take
their proper position in the Union. They said
that recently there had been much improvement
in the relations Of planters and negroes. On first
acquiring their freedom, the latter, in the sXuo-
erancs of their JOY. were disposed to abandon
their rural employ meat. ard fock to the towns.
but Hos they have generally resumed their
former occupations on the plantations. and are
working ndustriously. The Georgans perfected
arrangements with the Commissioner for the dis
trisutisn Of seed in their State
WASHINGTON CROWDED.
The Tribsne's Washington special says: The
hotels unusually crowded to day with South
ern patriots yesrning for forgiveness. Among
the more demonstrative, are Mcmillan, late rebe
Congressman, and Roger A Pryor.
MORSE STEALING.
Horse stealing in this district, Maryland, Dsl-
aware, and on the borders OF Psnnsyl vanis, has
become so frequent and extensive that Govern
ment has taken the matter in hand Nearly a
dozen men have been apprsheRdei and ara on
trial
Tx REGENT RISE IL GRAIN.
Information at the Agricultural bureau goes
to show that the recent rise in the price Of wheat
AMI d)ur results from speculative combinations
rather than scarcity in crops. The wheat yield
though less than last ye.r, is vastly more than
can be sen,umed by the American people
AcHANGx IN wIRz.
The Hsrald's special ssys: Wirz. the Ander-
sonrllle prison keeper, seems to have undergone
a complete. though considering bis precarious
condition, not remarkable Transformation of his
mind since his illnss, During the early part Of
his confinement in OLD Capitol. he was in the
habit of borrowing from Capt West. Superinten
dent OF the prison, such works as Milton, Dante
and DeQuncy. but since his illness he has entire
ly discarded these authors, and it is authenti-
cally stated thai he has been psrusing the we'll
known BAT no. widely read work Bakers Cal
to the Uncovered %
GENIAL sLocun.
ha al h.
the President Of Gen Sloeums order in Missis
sippi. Is deseanted upon at considerable length in
Official letters received from officers in that De.
par,ment, and the hope 10 expressed that the APP
parent antagenism may lead to his early resigna-
ZION. His recent nomination may decide him to
resign but he lie understood to fully concur in the
Presidential policy.
rHE FayIArs IN IRELAND.
The Worlds Cork, Ireland, correspondent
says la Limerick meetings OF the Fenians have
been regularly ehronicsd, and an organization
has established an absolute court, wherein the
names of those counirymcD too lukewAtm TO
give i'll their adherence are set down, and com
mit,ee appointed to wait spsn them. Delegates
from the parent society are said 10 abound in the
country, we'll supplied with money actively en-
coursgug the martial spirit.
In Cork the Fenians have boldly marched
past the Cspsell Police Barracks, their officers
armed with green rods, and chanting as they
marched the new national song. The Green
Above the Red" They were pursued by the
police, bu. the country people, at an ntimation
OF pursuit, went by detours through fields and
informed the Fenians, who, without breaking
ranks, bat simply by detached marches 10 VA
rious directions at faster speed. melted away.
At Nsnsgh. the grounds OF CASTLE 0twsy have
been sged by the Fensns. and at Durgsvan
the police have been beaten. Bantry is entirely
given over TO the Fenisns who drill IN town With
cut opposit ion. Through the deep Businesses of
Coonnusht, whsrs the people have the name Of
stolidness, this organization has extended of
itself. traces Oft being discovered, Il Is reported
at Galway, Rossconmon, Sligo. and even q,
Castle Con. am told by friend Who wholly
understands this subject, that there are in each OF
the follsring counties, men enrolled AZ iolloss /:
Limerick, 5000 King 800; Cork / 900:
Waterford. 100: Tippersry, 1000; Kilkenny
Wexford, / 200: wicklow. 1000: Clare, 500:
Kildare, 500: Dublin, 500. This makes a total
Of nearly ~, 900. We estimate for the north
ern counties, where Fsnisnism is yes weak, and
the Government has mere parisaps, bali as many
As yet these men have no firearms. nor do they
ever meet in public or private with weapons of
any SORT. bat at signal they could Gil The
coantry with muskeis
Every Feniag. il is said, whs left the North
ern army has retained his musket Enough
lrishmsn, trained 10 war, have returned TO their
native Island to ofcsr the entire able bodied
population OF Munster. The nucleus Of an army l.
being already formed with hsadqusrtersin a ner
lea and bureau Of Intelligence a. vast OF archives
and indexes of your War Department
The excitement over the Fenisn alarms Ia
had i'm mediate effect on capital; money Is held
more tightly, aud Dublin paper. complain il is
frightening away from Ireland English residents
who are anxious to leave poPulsce which hate.
them once and forever
1t may not prove the least signihcan, feature
of this expose that the very British army, which
il TO put down she Fenians. - composed Of native
Irishmen In the army the Fsnians are at work
add the garrison OF Cork may TO night be plot.
ting against the interests OF the Sovereign Who
employs them There are IN the Queen's rarks
5000 men, who are put there OF the Fen ian
Brotherhood ~ a sort OF eheap West FONT.
and they are instructed NOT only to perfect them
selves fully in s,ldierly training. but to corrupt
their countrymen ia every gsrrlsoa.
When the Psnian rsvolsticns begins may
hear OF revolt from Canada TO India. wherever
there are two Cells in the same regiment with
two SaxoIs.
The Limerick ChreDiele says, upwards OF
800 young men we're seen q few nights since IN
one OF the most retired cernsrs OF the city, gong
throsgh what appeared to be military evolutions;
almost all had sticks and ooeyed in silence words