Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-31
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ocIAS srEAHIRs.
Nxw YoKK, July 30--Twenty ocean steamers
sailed from here Yesterday OF these FIVE we're
for Europe, four for New Orleans. two for Char
lesion, one for Savannah. and one for each Of the
ports of Wilmington, Nswbern, and Beaufort, n.
C. Others are for different places on the At
I.utic COAT Seventy three vessels altogether.
of ali classes. cleared at this port yesterday OF
these twenty three were steamers, two sailing
ships ave barks, fourteen briggs, and twenty eight
schooners.
RAILROADS IN rnE sovTn.
The Herald publishes q statement of the pres
EFT condition Of forty -seven different lines OF
Southern railroads. On some Of them trains are
again running through The entire length Many
are being rapidly repaired, and will soon be
ready for through trade. while still on other
railroads the operations of war have inflicted
such extreme damage that weeks. perhaps
months, will YET pass before thsy can be made
completely available.
Ltcsysxs IL RICHMOND.
About ninety persons in Richmond have ob-
tanned license to transact business, comprising
one sixth OF the entire number engaged in bust
ness The amount paid thus far into the United
States Treasury by the business men of the city
and county Of Henrco csnuo, fall far short of
5000 900. The officers have been at work only
six weeks.
oKs. TAILOR.
The Hsrald's W ashinston special says The
statements in the evening papers that Dick Tay-
lor mas left here for New York are not true. he
is out of the city, but much more likely to be 10
Fortress Monroe than New York.
Affairs IN NIssIssIrrL
The Times's Vicksburg special correspondent
has visited interior Mississippi and gives the fol-
lowing result of his observ atoms, except in the
vcinity of Vlcksburg: saw almost no cotton
growing throughout nv trip between Jackson
aud Grenada. saw but one cotton field OF any
extent, the war closed too late in the season to
allow any considerable attempts 10 this line of
business To the South, the catasuophy was al
together unexpected, aud even now mex plicable
They ex pected the war would continue throu Oh
this year at least. so they planted little cot
ton, only some corn; more WAS planted after the
surrender AID most Of it looks we'll for corn
can be planted q month later than cotton with u
promise OF 9 crop. Is was great mis!or-
tune to the material interest OF the South that
the war did not close two months sooner There
can be little danger OF suffering for want of food
when SO much corn 10 growing, and whom 20
much bacon is sure TO be made. There 10 no
growth Of products that will brisg so much
money TO the State.
The people are subJugsted aud Inundated. 80
they accept the situation simply because they
must. Their spirit is az bitter ever. This ven
| oa0us hatred OF Yankees IS found among the
women aud young men The old men have
more regard for their inteFssts, and those who
are in business are generally better stocked with
goods, ami a constant tendency to GO back and
| fight the battle over again is everywhere ell
couutered. You eau hardly talk FIVE minutes
with u Southern man but that he will try con-
vince you tina, i; they had done differently the
rcsuit vouli have been materially ohsnged
" hen this topic fails the blame OF the whole trou
bic is cast upon the hated Yankees, because they
would talk about slavery and agitatc the South,
therefore they went TO war. One young woman
in the cars wished that not another ball of cot
ton would grow. She would rather wear
WOODEN tae hottest day iii August than contrib
ute anything TO ankee manufactures. dozen
men around echoed and applsused her senti-
mente
ASorHan pEJALcArIos.
The Tribxsses w Washington special says: Pay
master Walsh. one Of the principal officers of the
Pay Department, il .his city, WAS. with his two
clerks. arrested day. and lodged in Old Cbpitol
Prison; runor Ia. i, that heavy defslcstions have
been discovered in his accounts.
INTERNAL RxvrSuE KrcE.Pfs.
Receipts from Internal Revenue for the pre-
| seut mouth foot up $2O. 900 900 Is is estimated
that the receipts Tor next mouth gill be about
,ixGy million dellars, or about zen millions per