Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-13
VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK. A. NJ
INTERVENING sTEvS or NEWS.

New YORK Sept. IL The Times Wash
ington special saws: Asst. Secretary of Treasury
Chandler has gone North on a short tour to re-
crut his health. Mr. Chandler has been closely
engaged in his official duties since his appoint
ment generally putting IN about fifteen hours
Z oxt of the twenty -four, in the Secretary's ONCE,
ssnd this close confinement bas weighed SO heavily
upon his health as to require recreation as the
means OF restoration.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts from Internal revenue to day sre
PATENTS ISSUED.
There were 73O patents issued during the week
ending 10 day.
kcoTCH kNIeRATioN.
A Scotch agent now here, has secured q large
tract of land in Virginia for colony of Scotch
emigrants, who will settle in November or De-
cember.
GENERAL HovEy.
The Worlds special SAYS: General Hevsy
new Minister 10 Peru, has arrived from the West
to receive bis instructions preparatory 10 depart
ing on his mission.
WITHDRAWAL OF MILITARY.
Ii is thought that tho military fcrcs will sooI
be Withdrawn from Virginia. and the power to
\ nlalntalg order placed in the hands oi the mil
TIA, the same as ia Mississippi
TRAVEL TO RICHMOND.
The Hersld's special says: The tide OF travel
setting IN from this city toward Richmond is be
ginning to DE very considerable, and has already
compslle1 the managers OF the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad 10 place evening passenger
trains upon that route in addition 10 the train
which has been leaving here at al early hour in
the nothing. On the first day this route was
turned over TO the company its possession re.
cepts amounted TO only twenty seven dollars
lately the receipts from travel have averaged
50 200 daily.
DECISION or THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL
REVENUE.
The Trbune's special says: The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue 70 day decided that person
who merely canvasses and takes suosc ripIions
for maps, books &c, is not peddler within the
meaning of the Internal Revenue laws. II,
however, he receives pay for the books, maps.
&c, at the time ne takes subscriptions, or il he
delivers them and receives pay therefor upon the
subscriptions previously taken by himself, or
other. be is peddler and should lake license az
such
aEYIoAS AFFAIRS.
The Herald's correspondent writing from Vera
Cruz, says: The Liberals making active pre-
parations for the winter campaign The noun
tain towns vre busily engaged IN organizing for
one grand coup de main, when the roads
once more in good coz diton. The Government
ia not prepared for any such blow. and when il
comes, they say towards the epd of October, this
empire OF usurpation will be crushed. and
Basian, could not with all bis command in
Mexico find men who would dare to offer to
guard the proudest Marshal of France to the
Gulf. You may hear by any steamer that leaves
this port OF the fight or capture Of Napoleon's
protege
THk FENIANs IN IRELAND.
Irish papers continue to direct attention to
the Fenians. There appears to be no doubt that
military drilling is going in n,sry parts Of the
country, and the conspiracy Is represented 10 be
daily increasing. AND gathering strength and num-
hers.
On Sunday night, the 18th Of August, there
was a great gatheriEsg az Black Rock ncsr Dun
aalk-too srong muster for the police to cope
with. but few leaders picked out. and
subsequ cutly arrested.
The Limerick Chronicle of Aux. 22d says:
" have been informed by persons who would
90. exagserate in the slightest desre that drill
ing is going on in Glare Crotloa, woods and
tnOuntainou. region at tha opposite ids of Shan
uOu. the movements of the feri ans in that
quarter being exactly ike what the Cork Con-
sttuti ori described as being carried on in the en-
virons OF that city.
The mountainous districts of Ireland afford
considerable facilities Toe drilling tue Fsniars
They would seem 10 be rise in ssi ecting the
nountanoss regions for the ir exercises. although
those OF Cork seen less cat ,iious But even the
places described by out cor espondsat are rocky,
and of n character TO cover mos; OF the FeniaDs
without being deferred i,y tbs police, cscsPt
through spice A gentlem Al in the city has re
ceived letter from FIR ench resident in New
York who, writing on ih' subject. says numbers
OF lrisbmen are coming } Iorne and he adds that
Fenianisrn is getting ger there every day
This is really 4 serious matter, which calls Ter
the prompt attention OF the authorities, who can
not be too active.
NAIL .oSrkACrs-
WasHiSGroS, Sept. l2-The Post Office De
psrtment to day orde ed a contract With Octhen
Leary of Neg York !. 20 convey nails by stsam
ships from that ci' " TO Charleston. 5. G, and
back. twice week ; also vith K. A Souder &
Co, Of Philadelps ia. 70 convey mails by steam
boats from SavanI fxh. Georgia, to Philadelphi
332 miles, aud bss K, twice a week, from the 2ott
| Of September, loe 5. until the 30th Of June, 1863
At the rate OF s.. 900 per annln-
a. .sISFr MEETING.
There ~ss protracted Cabinet meeting to-
| DAY, which Va q attended by Secretary Seward
Secretary Ne Culloch and Attorney Genera
\ Speed and Pa sssnasssz ossesal Dsnnison. Ssers
tsry Stanton and Seer>'rI' Welles we're repse