Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
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rURoPEAS CAPITAL TO ss rsxp ~ TIE sorrH.
The Tribunes special says: There IL . large
amount OF European capital seeking investment
ia Southern lands which uill be expended when
ever the status Of the Southern States and land
titles shall insure Is, safety
orrosrrtos TO SKsxo sUrFnAoK-
All the various Southern delegations nOv
here. az sell as all provisional officers thus far
appointed are opposed to negro suffrage.
LOYALTY OF NORTH csRoLIss.
dispatch iron Newbern. North CaroIins.
Juue is. says: The successful plans OF Grant
have given vent TO the smouldering lanes OF
loyalty in this State. which ON spreading ovs
North Carolina with irresistible fury consum-
ing the last vesiige Of treason std hatred to the
Government.
STARVATION IN THE SOUTH.
Intelligence from Northern Georgia and on
the line of SherRsn's march through South
Carolina. states many people are dying for want
OF food. and it is feared starvation will prevail
owing to the destruction OF houses, furniture,
food. horses. fences aud farming utensils which
leaves the inhabitants helpless to provide for
themselves.
CAPE HArrIEN IN STATE OF sIEGE
NV YoRK. June l9-The steamer Consti.
tuition. from New Orleans on the 18Th. via Kew
West. Fort Pulaski and Fortress Monroe, and
the United States steamer James Aiger. from
Cape Hiytien on the l3th. have arrived. Cape
Haytien had been In state of siege for seven
days. IL is almost surrounded by national
troops This il the last place held by the rebels.
IL is expected that the affair will soon consum-
mate, and peace and order prevail. Meanwhile
there is no government. counter rev slution
having Obliged the Provisional Government e.
tsblished by the rebels TO hy
The rebel General declared the provisional
government dissolved and himself the executive
Order Was pretty well NAMED, however. There
was great deal of firing OF cannon every dav
but no loss The rebel General threatens, il
obliged 10 leave he will FIRST destroy the city.
but it was thought he would not be permitted 10
do so in the presence Of two American and one
English vessel now in port
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN SIR a. W BRUCE AND
sEcRArARY SEWARD
The Secretary of State has addressed the fol-
lowing correspondence 10 the Secretary Of the
Navy:
DErARTxESr oF STATE.
WASHINGTON, June 10
Hon G. Welles:
have the honor 10 transmit for your infor
nation the correspondence between SIR F. W
Bruce and this Department, upon the subject OF
the withdrawal of the pretended concession of
belligerent rights to Insurgents. In view OF THE
correspondence. | suggest, therefore, that you
communicate to the naval officers of the United
States the results following therefrom. viz:
First. Great Britain withdravs her concession
heretofore made of q beligcrent character from
Insurgents
Second The withdrawal OF the twenty four
hours rule has not been made absolute by Great
Britain. and therefore the Customary courtesies
are not TO be paid by our vessels to those OF the
British Navy; the right OF search Of British yes
ing upon the operation Of the existing slave
treaty.
Third. Any pirstical vessel found on the high
seas may be lawfully captured by vessels Of the
United States.
] have the honor 10 be. sir,
Your ob't servt, W. H. SHwAlp.
ARREST OF COL. oAYLrY.
Fortress Monroe, June lS-The United
States steamer Constitution. from New Orleaus
on the lOth. arrived TO dav. Among her passen
gers Is man called Col. Gsyley, who 10 said
offered 800. 900 reward tor the murder OF
President Lincoln come time ago. The later ia
accompanied by two rebel witnesses to testify to
the facts.
REBEL PRISONERS.
The steamer Idaho, from Bsltidlore. arrived
here this afternoon with two hundred rebel pris-
oners. who were landed here.
THIEvISG IN RICHMOND.
Tue Richmond Wing of the 18th SAYS: Rich.
mond is infested with thieves, who play their in
famous vocation with impunity Burglares and
robberes are committed every day in the very
centre OF the city. The Provost Marshal 10 do
ing all IN his power to prevent these operations.