Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-27
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INTERESTING ITEMS or NEWS.
ACTS or VIRGINIA LrersLAruRk.

INV foRK. June &c The General Assem-.
bly, OF virginia has repealed the disfranchisin q
clause in the Alexandra Constitution. AnotseT
act has been passed providing for submitting TO
people st the mex election the question whether
the next Legislature shall have power 10 alter or
amend the disiranchising clause
The bill to incorporate the Virginia Immlgra-
ton and Land Company has been defeated by
, the house delegates. IL provides for dividing
nooccnPied lands into small farms and offering
them in market.
pEPaRTURE OF IA nAcKEr
DR.. A. @ Mackey sailed on SATURDAY. on the
Alhambra. for Charleston. TO assume the dutie,
OF his Office collector of that port large
crowd congregaled to bid him farewell. aud gave
him nine enthusiastic cheers 9. the vessel started
out into the stream
TUSKRAL OF PROMINENT TRIR MACON
The funeral Of Charles 5 Church, late Treas
urer OF the Grand Lodge Of Free Masous, took
place yesterday. Over 1900 Masons. represent
ING thirty lodges. we're IN the procession.
INDIAN coNnrssioSER's AFyAIRs
The Times Washington special says: A
Commission is nov in session in the ofhce of the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, investigating the
Affairs and Official matters Of Commissioner Dole
preparatory TO turning over the Office TO day, TO
the Acting Commissioner. The investigating
Board consists OF Judge Edmunds. Assistant
Secretary Otto and John Wilson.
SANITARY COMMISSION
The Sanitary Commission is about TO close
the supply service in this Department. It's sys
TEN Of claim agencies is being vigorously en-
larged throughout the country, TO meet the
demands incident 70 q large number of men who
have gone. or are about to 60. out Of service, a.
well as to assis; relatives and friends o. deceased
soldiers.
GENERAL HOSPITALS
In the course Of the next six weeks nearly An
the general hospitals will be broken up. Con
valescent patients are being discharged or trans
Tered as fast possible. There are about 100 600
sick in horptsls
MORTALITY AMONG NEGRoKs
The Herald's Washington special saws: Pri
vate letters from Wilmington. North Csrolina
sa! large numbers Of negroes are assembled
there Who should be returned to their homes and
who are desrous OF doing so. but they are com
PEELED 10 remain IN consequence OF the want OF
transportation. Mortality among the negroes is
very great
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON
The Trbune's Washington special says: Up
TO this time about 600 unopened applications
for pardon remain TO be considered by the Presi-
dent
The South Carolina delegation bring applica
ITEMS for pardon from Trenholm and Ex Cover
nor Aiken
The President has referred the subject TO
Attorney General Speed Tor his decision.
The President informed q gentleman on
Saturday that be had finally determined TO grant
pardons to prominent rebels in exceptional cases
only
Ii is positively ascertsined that there has been
no consultation By the executive branch OF the
Government as 10 whore or how jeff Davis is to
be tried
ARMY OF THK POTOMAC
The Army Of the Potomac. which originally
consisted of the Seventh Corps, and which at one
time numbered over 800 900 men, will, in ODE
deuce to orders from the War Department, be
reduced to three divisions Of about 10 900 TROOPS
altogether.
PAsDoN OF cHARLEsJ YAULKSTR
c. J. Faulkner. of Virginia, formerly Minis
ter TO France under Buchanan's administration
was TO day psrdoned by the President. having
qualified himself. This act of cl-mency was, IL
Is understood. gratuitOusly extended in accord
aRce with promise made TO the wife OF the ex-
diplomatist by the late President Lincoln
INTERESTING TO PUBLISHERS
The Postmaster General from time to time
provides, BY order, the rates and terms upon
which route agents may receive and deliver at
the mail car or steamer. packages of papers snd
periodicals delivered to them for that purpose b,
the publishers or any news agent thereof. and
not received from, nor designed for delivery at
any Postofce. This power is now exercised foi
the first time the application Of publishers OF
Chicago, and will be extended to all others who
desire TO make similar arrangements Ten cent?
are charged for ten pounds or less and i've cents
for each additional Eve pounds or less. Ga news
papers carried outside the mails by route agents
and delivered at the several stations or TO agents
on the route. the rates fixed much Low or than
when the newspapers are sent inside the mails
large number Of letters are constantly re
turned to the dead letter Office because of the
use Of revenue instead of letter staups