Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-04
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The TrbuDe's Washington special says:
Gen Sherman is now on his way to Charleston
from thence be will return TO Richmond in time
to meet his army which is expected to rendezvou.
at Alexandria
Hon. j. Arnold, OF Illinois, formerly mem
Der OF congress from Chicago. has been appoint
ed auditor Of he treasury in the post Office de-
partment, vice z Sells appointed to be Indian
agent
The voluntarily surrender of the rebel secre
tary Mallory is deemed sample Of sharp prac-
tice rather than returning penitence and loyalty
to his country.
thorough inspection of all departments OF
note printing and currency bureaus of the tres
sury has been instituted by Secretary McOul-
loch
Secretary Harrington will bear with him to
Europe samples of oil United States security
bills, &c a deter attempts at couuterfeit
ing which have been INDUCED in across the
water
The Herald's Washington special says il ms v
be stated as positive fact that for the present,
with the exception OF the secretary OF the inter-
or. there will be change whatever in the
cabinet
Information received from our consuls and
from American bankers in Europe show that
there are now in European markets between
three and four millions of u. s. bonds. The
largest amount Of these bonds are held by Ger
man capitalists as permanent investment
The carriage and horses of the lamented pres
dent to be disposed of at private sale AL
ready there are numerous offers made for them
Lieutenant Colonel Baden, of Gen. Grants
staff. has been sent west to make a special inves
tigstion OF the recent disaster blythe blowing up
of Sultsna.
The Times special SAYS: The war dep.rt
men has 70 ka .o1 a, a,
obparchment. with a large number of muster
out rolls, and other papers. for recruiting the
army.
Secretary Weles, accompanied by Chief Clerk
Fox, and others, proposes to ieave in few days
on trip to Wilmington. Charleston. Ssvannsh
and Havana
The Worlds account OF the conspiracy to mur-
der the president and the officers of the cabinet.
says there is no doubt Booth really intended to
kidnap the president before the idea OF numbering
him was conceived There is proof of this fact
beyond the admission of doubt There has
been found within the city limits a house belong
ing to one Mrs. Greene. finished with under
ground apartments, and furnished with manacles
and all the accessories Of private Imprisonment
Here the president and = many could be gag
ged and concealed, in the event Of his failure 10
run them into the confederacy. Owing to ME
failure to group around him as many men as he
desired. Booth abandoned the project of kidnap
ping.
The house was discovered last week. ready to
be blown up at moments notice
A Washington dispatch to The Boston Adyer-
tiser says:
Considerable interest is manifested among the
military mtn TO know what commands will be in-
cluded in the expedition which rumor says is
shortly 10 be sent from here TO complete the
demolition of the rebellion by the occupation OF
Texas Ii is thought probable that some of the
troops now msssed 30 heavily about Washington
and Alexandra will be employed for this pur
pose
The vexed question a. to the disposal oil the
remains of Wilkes Booth is length settled by
statement which may be regarded as final
After the head and heart had been removed
the corpse was placed in charge Of two men, who
after various movements, calculated to battle i'm
pertinent curiosity. dug grave in little spot
near the penitentiary. Booths body was de-
posted here and the grave carefully smootbed
and sodded over. Other graves of less infamous
feons had previously been leyeled, and strong
guard is nov in charge of the spot and will con-
tinue TO keep it undisturbed until the grass has
grown so thickly that no one will ever be able to
distinguish the place where the assassin's corpse
was inferred from other nameless graves around
il.
About midnight last Saturday, the stea mer
keyport was ordered to the navy yard to repair
damages she received from the monitor Mon
tauk.
Persons who have been arrested as directly
concerned in the conspiracy to murder the presi
dent and other union leaders and who number
fifteen men and one woman, are all heavily iron
ed with ball and chain on each leg and hand
cuffed in such a manner as TO keep their hands
several inches apart; some Of the more desperate
pnQ hav hoir han A pod hoh nd hou nd
q sort Of jack cover the head and face of each
leaving only the mouth and nostrils exposed so
as to prevent their recognition by each other or
sny one else.
A special sentinel is in charge of each of the
prisoners.
signal was given for TIE Keyport to start
The steamers bell rang slowly, and the prisoners
gave convulsive start, evidently thinking their
hour OF retribution had come. They were trans
ferred to the district penitentiary adjoining, where
cells had been arranged for them
Two prisoners occupy each cell but the &c nii-
mel 10 charge of each man prevents any CONVEX
sstion.
Notwithstanding .be number already in custo
d. several others OF the assassin ton conspiracy
are still at large. Their apprehension il con.
sidered almost certain.
The steamer Argo arrived TO night from Por,
Royal. Generals Jeffries and Long are pas.en-
gers.
The capture of Macon, Georgia, by Gen Vii
son il confirmed
Gov Brown vas at August, endeavoring to
get up state convention to bring Georgia back
TO her allegiance TO the Uuited States. ~
The crops 10 Georgia promise veil But iitte
cotton is planted
Wilson. after entering Macon and placing
guard. withdrew large portion of his army out
side the city
X Cuyler died recently at Macon.
There was brought here to-day. 10 charge OF
an armed guard Of soldiers under Lieut. o Brien,
two citizeRe of Calvert Co, named DIR. n W.
Brown and Vim Cochran. and three other men.
charged with being concerned 10 the sssassina-
ton of union soldiers stationed there
Cochran acknowledged be he'd been for months
in a starving condition. which bad been known
TO Brown and Others. He vas offered large sums
OF money to take the lives OF certain soldiers
He accepted the terrible bribe and deliberately
sssassinated t~o soldiers while they were doing
picket duty.