Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

NV YoEK. Nay g-The Commercials spe
ciAl says: The military commission for the iria
Of the the ASSASSINATION conspirators has beer
postponed in consequence of the absence Of two
officers. until Wednesday
-Four national banks 10 Ohio have been su
thorired to increase their capital stock 81. O0O.
The president IL about 10 issue . proclamation
defining and regulating Mr.. L~incoln's amnesty
oath.
Secretary McCulloch has announced that the
three per cent fee on goods going to insurrec-
ito AIRY s'a es is abolished, and such transporta-
ton is hereafter free.
Ii is known in Raleigh that President J Johnson
will not recognize Governor Vance Dor the
rebel legislature Of Virginia.
The Richmond Wing Of the Stb. records the
passage through that city. on SATURDAY.. Of the
% and 5th corps OF The srmy of the Potomac,
estimated at from IS 900 to so. 900 strong.
They occupied i've hours and three quarters 10
passing a given point. They bivousced 10 miles
east OF Richmond on Saturday night.
The l4h corps Of Sherman's army arrived at
Richmond on Sunday. Wolcott's division in ad-
vance.
The Goth, 18th. and 18th corps we're within
one days march of Richmond.
The 18th corps marched one hundred and nine
~ miles in SIX days.
Trains are nov running from Richmond to
DsDyille.
The Richmond wbi ( saws: The march of
the ID and 9Th corps BY Libby Prison, which
was included 10 the route in order to CRAFTY the
soldiers, was marked alternately by cheers and
grosns from those who from time to time in the
progress of the war we're so unfortunate as 70 be
inmates of its inhospitabfe walls.
Whether designedly or not. the programme
took Gen Lees residence in the route, and those
of the anidiara tho wera awars of the nrnhahla
proximity of the late distinguished commander
OF the confederate forces cheered Justify Is the
residence was approached and passed.
Ii is said that Gen. Lee stood at the window
with closed blinds and view ed the procession for
q few moments.
We understand the route selected for the pro.
cession led through the principal streets that of
Tered the best view 10 the troops that they might
have q view of the city before which they bad
been fighting four wears for its possession, and
the soldiers seemed TO enjoy the spectacle,
though without any outward demonstration
whatever.
Gen. HaIleck has made his sppoin tments of
judges of the court for the settlement of the De
cunisry claims aud dues arising out Of the change
in the currency Henry W. Thompson late
state auditor; VIM Lyons. late Judge of the Has
tings court. anu John A Meredith, late Judge of
the circuit court of Richmond, are named as the
board
TIE Wing has the following:
Some IDEA of the immense business Of the
commisssry department of a large army msy be
gained from the fact the commissary OF General
Sherman's srmv had an order on S ,t1rday 10 is
sue one million, six hundred thousand rations for
the su>tenance of The army on its march from
Manchester to W-shington.
Capt Thoma, W Dprwell. late assistant pro-
vOst mar,hal of r chmons u der the confederate
government. and detective William have been
by the authorities and sent TO Libby
prison
Frederick W Boyd, a captain of the B ,ltimore
police. under Marshal Fl ire. was arrested and
paroled for an examination.
The Hamilton Mirror Of April 9th, is re-
ceived IL contains no news.
The announcement of the surrender of the
rebels 10 Gen. Grant vas given by The Mirror
as unwelcome intelligence, and it says: We
w'it'with anIietv further results of this sad ter.
mination Of a noble cause.