Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
ALL SoRTs OF PARAGRAPHS

"A French photographer has made arrange
ments for descending u the bed Of the ocean in
a submarine vessel, provided with the electric
light aud making submarine photographs.
"A pretty accurate estimate of the defalca
tons OF Edward B. ketchum has now been ar
rived at, and il foots up to the enormous amount
of 81 900 900
An excellent article of mineral paint has
been discovered at Black River Falls Wiscou-
sin. II is OF bright red color, and contains
considerable oil. about third as much as is or
dinarily used IN mixing mineral paints.
1T is reported that Gen Joseph F. Johnston
who was recently defested by Mr.. Baord. for
to take charge OF one OF the most important roads
IN the State OF Alabama.
The New Haven Conn. Palladium, which
for thirty years has used steam as a motive powe
for its press, now uses turbine wheel about the
circumference OF straw bat brim, driven by e
stream OF water only an iuch 10 diameter.
According to sn official statement, the nun
Der OF cattle carried off by the plague within the
last twenty years amounted 10 DO less than
100000 in the one province OF Tobolsk. tie
original seat OF this terrible scourge.
They are neither true friends OF The Presi-
dent nor OF the colored people, who attempt TO
excite dietrust of his intentions He will do for
the freedmen what he believes it bis duty to DO,
not what Thad. Stevens or Ben. Butler tels h 10
be must and shall do.-Springfeld Republican
During the past twelve years no man has
left the Office Of State Treasurer of Ohio with
gu unfinished reputation That officer handles
ten millions year, and is paid the ptifIl salary
Of 81 500 year Aud in order to earn this he
has to find securities to the amount of $500 900
"A man in Lacrosse has been in the habit of
visiting neighoorng town on Sundays TO enjoy
the society OF profigate woman. Last Monday
he returned from bis visit TO find that his wife
had taken all the yaluables about the house and
eloped with another man. leaving the children
behind.
Madame Jumel, the widow Of Aaron Burr,
left property valued at 800 900. The Episco-
pal Church at Csrmansville has been very small
aud quite poor. The rector was very attentive
10 Madame Jumel She left the society money
enough TO build al elegant church, and made the
rector her residuary legatee, by which he will in
hert the snug sum OF 100000
A gentleman walking along the dock had
bis attention directed TO the floating church
' All J very unstable principles here-a change
twice in every twenty four hours y. he exclaimed
Listener couldn't see it, and asked how that
could be. and uered. +" Don; you see it's
High Church or Low Church according to the
state of the tidef'
-" There is a difference in time, you know,
between this country and Europe" said a gentle
man in New York to a newly arrived Irshman
" For met iDce, your friends in Cork are in bed
aud fast asleep by this time. while we are enjoy
ing ourselves in the early evening " That's
always the way" exclaimed Pat, Ireland niver
got justice yis."
DE-. Quintard, the new Episcopal bishop of Ten
nessee, is native OF New York, and graduate
OF Columbia college He moved to Rome, Ga
about twenty years ago, and about ten years
later WAS cleo g to professorshp 10 he Med
Cal college at Nashville, Tennessee The late
bishop OF that State induce! bin to study for the
pulpit, and in 1916 he WAS ordained deacon In
1857 re became rector of Calvary church, Mem
phis, but resigned that charge TO undertake the
erection OF free church in Nashville at the 60
licltation of Bishop Otey At the outbreak of
the rebellion be entered the rebel army as chap
lain, serving FIRST under Stonewall Jackson in
Virginia and subsequently, until The close of the
struggle with the army OF the south west. His
age Is about forty FIVE years.
Mr. Boxer, the New York merchant the
marriage OF whose daughter with his groom. Mr.
Dean, has we'll nigh broken his heart and driven
him away from the United States. has now found
a eiiow5ufferer in the person OF the Rev Robert
Crosse, rector of Oekham, Surrey, " hose daughter
Alice ran away with bis groom, Mr. Geo Smith,
The affectionate couple being discovered by the
police in the very appropriate region OF Love
lane, ST AIMS place, Wadswortb, and the love
sick swain being arrested upon the charge Of rob-
berry of the reverend gentlemans, or rather his
daughters, property, and OF the abduction of the
young lady, although the latter admitted smilingly
TO Mr. Ingr4 u. the magistrate of the Wadsworth
police court, that the advances were made by
both parties simultaneously, that she wes actually
the fist 10 propose the runaway match, ana that
she left by her own accord her fathers house in
order TO become Mrs Smith.