Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-04
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Mix has dropped PC a quar-, in Philadelphia
since the ireshet
A dramatic company in Turin i composed
of twelve hunchbacks.
"A newspaper carrier in California has made
$500 600 in oil.
Hereafter all our national coins are to have
the motto, In God We trust"
"A lady in Connecticut has read ihe bible
through forty times.
Madame Ebranger. Miss SlideIl. appeared
at the late ball OF the FTtnch Court. as the Ala
bsms.
1t is said ,hat there are only twenty eight
hundred places IN Boston where liquor il sold.
The democratsof Pennsylvania have called
a state convention 20 meet nj Harrisburg on the
Dist OF next June.
John Ovens made $50 900 by PLAYING
Scion Single At the Bowery theatre, New
York
"A little more grape is now the word with
Missourisns Vineyards are planted instead OF
batteries
Sixty four thousand union prisoners have
thus far died in rebel prisons Stanton obsti-
macy and Buffers unwilngness caused at least
half
Punch asks il a man can receive more az
srsvating reminder than to see his creditor drig
ing pair of dun ponies
"A South Carolina psper says that il there ;
anything on the earth that the South Carolinians
despise more than free negro. il is a North
Carolina Csrolinian.
Thu rehals ore constructing torne5ooo IN tho
vicinity of Panama for the purpose of blowing
up United States naval vessels in the harbor of
that town
Governor Ogie-by, OF Illinois. has recently
received the deed OF the property on which re
pose the remains of the late Stephen A Doug
las. for the purchase of which tho legislature ap
pristed $4,000.
An ingenious coutriyauce invented by e
Boston machinist named Woodbury., attached TO
the quartermaster department, enables two men
TO twist rail that Is cannot DC used again for
railroad purposes
-MI. Sumner objects to having Judge Ia
ney's bust placed in the supreme conrt room:
but We have never heard Of his ohjecting to
Johnson and Chandler having their tusts in the
Senate chamber.
The French emperor has sent a magnificent
chalice of gold 70 the priest OF the small church
Of Hoboker, re New rk where his majesty
lived as private gentleman during bis stay in
America. The parochal duties we're performed
BY good old priest. Father, Cauvin
In 1880 there we're only three French prot
estant places of worship in Paris; now there are
thirty FIVE. There are also FIVE churches where
English alone IS spoken. two American, two
English Anglican, and one congregationalist.
An invention has been patented which con.
sists in combining petroleum oil waste, or raw
petroleum OIL cow dung, coal dust and water. 10
form artificial fuel; the proportions OF the ingre-
dients being varied according the fuel is 10
tended for domestic or locomotive and marine
purposes
Among the recent arrivals in the Army of
the Potomac is heavy artillery regiment mum
bering some sixteen hundred men; over one
thousand of these men received 81 600 each "a
b ounty. for on year, and il therefore be
graphically desc. d ss "a million dollar resi-
ment
Henry Winter Davis, in his speech in the
house al Washington on the ii instant. gave
two concise definitions of a military court, which
ne append
ID Is not court &C all, but unlawful com
bination of trespasssrs. usuroing the functions
OF = court. guilty Of a crime. and not exercising
any authority A military commits
sion Of officers too worthless for field service.
ordered TO try, aud organized to convict
A recently escaped federal prisoner states
tina, the whole country beiseen Florence s c q,
and Wilmington is overrun With rebel deserters,
who, having given NJ the confederacy a. bad
job. have reOrgsnized themselves a. handful.
and shoe; and pluSder anybody, without dis,inc-
ton as 70 LOYALTY They seem 20 have become
desperate. and. having failed in the fortunes of
war. turn their hands sgainst every man iudis
cIiminately. They keep the country in terror.
and are called swamp angels.
A Spanish journal states that Mme S,vi. a
rope dancer. who bas been performing AZ Blrgos
after walking along tight rope, thirty feet from
the ground. with a cannon bail attached 10 each
leg. she lost her balance when in the act OF turn
ing 20 repeat the feat. and fell with great violence
into the orchestra. her head striking against a
music-stSnG Though she received two contu-
sions. she was not seriously hurt. and will soon
resume Der performances, "solely prompted"
one OF the papers assures Us, by her intense
amour ce Fart
NaAT 10 TO CoxE-Whea this Instruction
ar, var Is over, Europe will begin 10 prepare It,
self for 8 serious Of revelations She did %