Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

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INV foRs, Nav i.
The funeral OF Dr. vslentins Mott took place
yesterday. The church and street in front of il,
were hlled with dense crowds. Gen. Scott and
Gov. Bancroft were among the pail bearers. The
remains we're taken 70 Greenwood cemetery, fol
lowed BY long train Of carriages. in which we're
numerous friends of the deceased.
The Times Washington special has The fol-
lowing:
There Is nothing definite a. to JEFF Davis or
toe route he his taken. Is isbelieyed he is trav.
cling ineoo FOR Teras. and will be captured be-
fore he gets there
Ffom information received to-day il appears
tha, the delay in the FIRST negotiations. between
Sherman and Johnston was occssioned solely by
80 attempt on the part of Davis 60 include him
self in the CAPT ulafion
The Tri5une's Washington special writes a.
follows:
All the clerks save four in the bureau of en-
rollmeDt and deseriers had notice last evening
that their services were DO longer required.
The Heraid's special says military coDmis-
sion began the trial OF seven ensrsrers OF con
federare notes, who came here from the south sf
ter the capture OF Columbus BY Sherman. They
we're all young Scotchnen who entered the ser
vice OF the rebel treasury department from Scot
land IN le62. They are defended on the ground
that they are entitled to amnesty under the presi-
dents PROCLAMATION.
The Rersld's Winchester special says:
Col. Emo has returned from New Market.
where he went to parole troops belonging to
lmboden and Rosser. The latter refused 10
surrender. aud has left Tor parts nkpown, b Ut
lot accompanied by any of his command. I'm
boden ID now in the far south but Was represent
Ell IN the surrender. by Col O'F.rrell
Aosoy is still as large. but without comms I'd
some OF those ne considered his most trusty men
are now on his track attempting his arrest.
Farmers IN The upper valley feel 80 far assured
OF peace, IS 20 commence putting seed in the
ground Little If any. wheat was sown last tall.
hence the wheat crop will be light. Corn and
vegetables OF all kinds can be raised and with
ordinary success. people will have supplies suffi
Gent for next winters consumption
The Worlds spscisl. dated Rsleieh %. say:
AS neither johnson Sherman expected the
previous terms would be accepted at Washington,
they not surprised to iud General Grant
bearing them news OF their rejection
BY J0bnst0ns particular request civilians were
present. Brcckinridse remained absent from
the conference, and Grant did the ssme The
whole proceedings have been conducted br
Sherman. the subordinate officers remaining out
side discussing several battles in which they had
been opposed 10 each other
After long interview the conference broke
up. with the result expected
Desertions have been enormous within The
past week from the rebels
The country about GreensboIoush is tell o:
stragglers from the Carolina army, snd paroled
men from Lees army.
The Commercial Advertiser saws Chief Jus
tice Chase is shout TO visit y c., and will ex
tecd bis visit TO other insurrectionery states
This is regarded al an indication OF the resto
ration OF the federal cour,,. when the confisr,-
ton law can be enforced .--------------