Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23
Telegraphic Dispatches.
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MORNING REPORT.
GE N ERA L N EW S.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Norfolk Restored TO Civil Rights.
GENERAL LYON, OF IDAHO.
Postal Indebtedness Of the South.
NEW YORK sUB-TREAsURY.
MINISTER TO BERLIN.
MORE ST.1TE P.4RDO.N'S.
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INTERESTING STEMS OF NEWS.

Breckinridge's Escape-Extra Sess ION
Of the Virginia LcgisIature-more
rdons-NorfoIk Restored TO her
civil Hights-South Carolina Dele.
gation-Gov. Lyon, OF Idaho-Re-
ported appointment OF Gov. wrIght
Minister TO Berlin.
NKw York June % The Herald's Havana
correspondent SAYS of the escape of Breckenridge
and party These worthies were all near JEFF
Davis when be was captured, but managed to
elude the National troops and travelled across the
States Of Georgia and Florida to the coast when
they secured small boat and put to sea- arriving
at Cardenss on the llth, after three DAYS and
nights passed almost entirely without eating or
sleeping. At Cardenas they were serenaded and
received marked attention from the Spanish Gov
ernment and people. They expected to remain
in Havana for some time.
The Herad's Richmond correspondent saws:
Monday last was the day named by Governor
Pierpont for the assembling n Richmond of the
loyal Legislature OF Virginia. aud a number Of
the members were present, but owing to the con
stitutonal provision requiring ten days to elapse
between the calling and assembling Of an extra
session. no business transacted There was
no quorum in the Senate, but in tho House OF
Delegates temporary organization was effected.
General Gordon was relieved from command
st Norfolk on Monday last, and the city was re-
stored TO civil rule, his successor being instructed
10 act merely as military commander of the post
special to the Times dated Washing IN
June 2lst, says: Gen Wild, of Massachusetts
has been assigned to duty uuder Gen Howard
OF the refugee and freedmen bureau, and will be
put in charge OF the State OF Georgia with orders
TO report to Gen. Sax,on.
There we're thirty one petitions for pardon filed
with the President to- day
There were three persons psrdoned to-day, viz
Phillip Lee. of kentucky: John r Davis, Of
Tennessee. and JAS. l.. Seward, formerly mem
Der OF U 3. Congsess from Georgia.
For the position of Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury for the city of New York. the na mes
Of Vandyck and Blackford only are considered
The former has somewhat of an advantage in
the fact no one objects to him, whilst be is sup
ported by some OF the wealthiest and most lnhu-
entail men in the country. The latter. though
urged by energetic men of equally as great in-
hsence and respectability, Is opposed by formi-
dabe party The opposition appears to be
founded wholly upon political grounds The in
dications to day are that Mr Yandyck will re-
ceive the appointment
The South Carolina delegation arrived here
to-day. hand had 4 pleasant interview with The
President. and afterwards with the Secretary of
War
The delegation ask that their State be placed
upon the Same footing "A the other wayward sis
tiers, and that Provisional Governor be ap.
pointed
They are of the semi subdued pro -slav veryclass
so far as can be judged by the demonstrations at
the Executive Mansion this aiternoon, and though
they bow to the destiny of the State and the
Government. lacks gracefulness. aud it is made
with evident reluctance
De- Mackey, who had left for Charleston, re
turns here to-day, and will represent the Union
element OF South Carolina
special TO the Herald. dated Washington.
June 81 says: Caleb Lyon, Governor of Idaho,
denies having been run out OF that Territory, az
published in a New York paper, and claims TO be
here on official business connected with its in-
tercsts by virtue of three months leave of ab
sence granted by Mr. Lincoln. The Legislature
ordered the removal of the capital from Lewiston
TO Boyce's, and the dissatisfaction with Governor
Lyon is represented to be confined to the citizens
Of the former place because of his refusal to veto
the bill
special to the Tribune. dated Washington,
June 2l says: The Hon. J. Arna, Sixth Au-
ditor has had q schedule made of the postal in
debtedness to the Government in all the West.
ern Offices in rebellious States up to the time Of
the breaking out Of the war The aggregate
amounts to q quarter million of dollars. Sew
eral of these Postmasters have reported the
amounts of their Indebtedness, and their willing
ness TO pay up. few have Forwarded the
money
1t is stated that E1 Governor Wright. of Indi-
ana. will be rendered tie mission to Berlin. The
announcement is received with universal salts
faction.
The President has rescinded the order Of the
Secretary of Interior, creating a new board of
managers for the Kansas branch OF the Pacific
Railroad