Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-30
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INV lokk, Scf. ga NssninstOn special
10 the morning papers Save: IL appears that AZ
ter all that has been said about The mastering out
of the Veteran Reserve CORPS. that order about
TO be issued simply directs the commanding off
cess to prepare separate rolls Of thoss men who
desire 10 be discharged the service and OF those
who wish u remain. This il FOR the purpose OF
mastering ont those who Ssh il, aud reducing
The number OF officers. and consolidating she
Corps. and Congress viii % asked 10 make IL .
permanent Organization. sa .hst men who have
been wounded and desire 10 return 70 the ser
vice, but who cannot eniis, in the regular army
according 70 the regulations on accom-, ii exist
ing disabilities NAV be admitted.
souTH AMERICAN aygAiRs.
Buenos Ayres papers Of toe l2th OF Septsm.
Der have reached rs by way Of Europe. Thew
contain little additional IN regard 20 the var be-
tween Paraguay srd the Allies. The Paraguay
ans have respectsd property protected by our
national flag
The new line OF s.eaneIs Osiween New York
and Rio Jansiro, " addition TO subsidies granted
| by the United States and Bnazil, has been voted
twenty thousand nv the Argentine Congress. on
condition tha, the trips az the vessels be extended
30 BseDos Ayres.
President JOhlsols address - he Brszilisn
Minister has attracted considerable attention,
both in France and England. aud in each coun-
tTy i Is inferred that the Presidents advice 20 the
Brszilisns TO aim st sustaining the mselves sbso-
lutely, alone implies ire abandonment cf the
Monroe doctrine
EUROPEAN NLvs
The files Is ne steamer Afriea have been re.
esived.
The PoPes Allocuti0n against secret societies
has occasionec great sir among the Continental
Free Masons. II is reported thatin Paris ihe
lodges OF every rte except Scotch hsvs assem-
1 hia| 40 t.faka4ss an 49, rrr~a.c1 - ->~-,..-
ton Gen. AcKiacs, sho il Grand Master, and al
the same time Commander Of the National
Guards, 10 solely perplexed. lt is thought he
will resign bis functions as Grand Master.
Ia referring to the Russell correspondence, the
London News says: 1t should not be forgotten
that claims made By Spain against Tue American
Government. under similar circumstances. we're
only settled oy treaty, and that those made by
Portugal furnished materials for argument which
lasted more than ;hirty years. If powers such a.
Spain and Portugal. ia like circumstances, :elt
themselves bound TO perpetual discussion until
they obtained some sort OF settlement. is is no.;
| probable the United States OF America wiil fol
low = different coures. Assuredly Lord Rassell's
refusal 20 refer The matters naw n disnuts will
not settle ,hsn.
Wilmer and Smiths European Times SAYS: IL
Is Just possible that, to avoid the payment Of a
few hundred Thousands or millions OF money, We
may barc ~ pyrp>iitcu IN uE!lCly4c 70 uStel1
be as 70 cause as, When cases are reverted,
when Americans sre %neutrsls and we ere belli
geteais. 10 suffer terribly, in person. SAD pocket.
w DO not appTebepd war, for War. in these dave.
could no, arise out ~ this business, but some
thing nearly as bad may arise ir the future when
the practice re have defended nav be tarned
against nsin A way ihst j.. hiieous even TO sur
misc.
The Liverpool Post s,ys: The manner il
| Ohrch The I'D go -. - =
Russell dispatches does Tot promise sac
cessto the English yiew of the Alabama question.
Lord Russell did not appear 20 he avsre that
the u. 5 hSd retrested FROM the position tsks
up BIZ Mr.. Quincy Adams ia he Portrayal ss.i
ness. 1t ia possible be nav We. be broush, 10
admit the alteration made IN me American laws,
IL consequence of the decision with Portugal, are
consonsEt 10 justice, and tia, being behind the
Americans IN .his matte, We mnst take the con.
sequences.
The London Star says: Earl Russell 10 hs
anxiety TO save ms,iiimes from TIE responsibility
for the injury which their subjects nsy an.u-
tborizely cause 10 3eliigeGcnts. has taken up
very dangerous grounds Tor maritime na-
tions when they may be in turn sufferers by sach
acts. WhsteYer sisss nav be taken OF ID. in
justice OF ths claims in regard 10 me Alshsms,
We trust no British statesman will tall iDto the
g%rievious blunder OF plsciug our az the
~ Va tt-ptieoSoes Al lie icobe lIoAt ufL-
tr.i ports during some OF our future wars. Does
Lord Russell really mean 10 contend that the
power OF England Is unequal 20 stop such ou.-
RACES as the issuing OF the Shenandoah from the
port OF London 10 become . privaseer, after hsy-
ing had arms supplied to her Oh toe high seas?
Ear, Russell deserves all the credit for his in
dastry in endesvoriag 10 shut the mouth OF NJ.
Adams by quotations from what his grandfather
said and did City years ago, but ~ the same
time ,ie aacutltV of owl Pom mQrce st the HPoaant
day ia . Subject Of greater Importance to the pso-
pie of England.
The London Spectator savs: The correspon.
dsnee between Mr. Adams and Lord Russell i.
too grave. moderate, careful and sslf-i
on both sides mot 10 wear az uHcomlortably as
pect TO al who wish for permanent psciac rels
tons between the two countries.
AMERICAS FLAG xor OUTRAGED.
The Buenos Ayres Standard Of October both
Says: We have Just learned, on higbes, authority.
that the American fsg wss No. outraged at Bella
NistaF, and thai Paraguayans respected properi,
which Was protected by the stars and Stripes.
&krrER FROM EIsHoy DAVIS.
Bishop Davis, OF the Episcopal Church 10 s. c.,
has addressed a letter TO his clergy and lsymsn
on the subject OF the proposed reunion of she
Northern and Southern brsnches Of that denomi.
nation. he maintains that. owing to political
~ tasEr $3.50 800
aud is in favor Of continuing separate, but is vii
ling 10 submit Ia the decision OF the General
Convention Of the Church South, which is to as
semble al Mobile during next month.
soUTarEs aETEoDIsTs UNITING VITA lrr-co-
rALIASs.
A Georgia journal savs that maoy OF the lead
ing Methodist cleTgymen OF that State, in conse-
quence OF their hostility 10 their Northern breih-
err. have made oyerturee 10 the Episcorsiisns
for . union with them.
tLECTIoN IN wKsTEES VIRGINIA
WHEELiSe, Wnr VIRGINIA, Oct. 2y.-Tbs
election in West Virgins on the 26th, passed Of
quietly Returns from ten counties show large
Union msiorifies. The Legislature will be
largely Union. Returns from the interior come
IN slosly
LOCOMOTIVE tIrL0sIoS.
\ locomotive OF the Rale.Sa and CASTOR Rail
rosd exploded Yesterday. instantly killing tvs
p,rionS.
PgoGEEss OT THE CHOLERA
New YoRK. Oct. 29-Ths rf;bune's Florence
correspondent says: The cholera has nearly dis.
appeared ia Italy 10 France snd Spain. TOO. 1t
i on The decrease, ard does not extend beyond
the sea shore The unusual heat and drou.h
! have suddenly subsidized. after sharp Northern
winds.
pgsCoSILSI ~ skELcB.
Great discomfort prevails in Greece. The
King amuses himself At Corfu, and does not care
for bis Kingdom
The Snlsap IA abaut To seixe an m oense