Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-19

ing grain. and cause il TO rust
~ To-night Barney Macauley commences
an engagement at the Metropolitan He opens
with Macbeth AZ a tragedian he ia veil
spoken Of
~ The regiments now here, and that NAV
arrive. will be received this afternoon at 2
o'clock. The announcement will be made by
the firing OF cannon and the blowing of martial
horns.
tB The Massachusetts, avenue line OF street
cars 10 doing fine business The cars on this
route are the finest. and the conductors. so far
as We have tested their capacities for polteness.
all that can be desired
. HFHI
9 The Louisville Journal OF Saturday SAYS
the inspection the day before of the Fifty ninth
Indiana Regiment. of Brig Gen. W. T. Clark's
Brigade, Fourth Division. Fifteenth Army Corps
was one of the most fiattering evidences OF ner-
ness and faultless discipline we have ever wit
messed
II Major General Jen G. Davis was in the
city on Saturday. en- route for bis headquarters
IN Louisville. The General looks remark ably
we'll after the arduous and brilliant services OF
the past two years Notwithstanding his eavi-
able achievements, he has a future before him.
and We predict be will achieve higher honors than
has yet been awarded.
IL The sale Of Government condemned
horses and mules, at the stables near this city.
has been progressing for the past week The
average price paid for-he worn out horses
is about 500 piece. An individual, the other
day. invested twenty five cents in one of the
horses. and on its being knocked of to him, was
con PEELED TO pay 81 in order to have it taken
out and shot. Not much of an investment that
COMMENCEMENT OF THE INDIANAPOLIS FEMALE
lSsrrTurE-Ps DELTA SOCIETY THE public
will bear ia mind that the Anniversary Address
before the Psi Delta Society will be delivered
this evening by Rev. DR. Halliday. in the Bsp
fist church, Other interesting exercises may he
expected. To. morrow evening. ut the same
place, the regular commencement exercises will
occur. The public are invited
Promotions following pro motions were
made at the Office of the Adjutant General in
Indiana regiments. on Saturday:
Thirty -ffth-John Powers, Captain; John
Hsnlon. First Lieutenant.
Forty ninth-Jacob Suyder.
Tenth Cavalry-Oliver Babcock, First Lieu
tenant; George s. Shocks, Captain
Eighty eighth-Benja amin F. Kennedy Adju-
tapt.
az At the approaching commencement of
the Indiana University, at Bloomington the
Beta Theta Fl organization hold their reunion.
The address before the Society will be delivered
by DR.. Richard Owen. on Tuesday evening, June
9Th. A supper will be prepared in of the
rooms Of the University and every effort is being
made by the brethren to have a pleasant and
agreeable time AIT members of the Society are
invited to be 10 attendance
e8-Four hundred rebel prisoners arrived in
this city en- route from Camp Douglas, Chicago
where they have been confined as prisoners Of
war for over two years. They have been dis
charged, and are nov homeward turned. Many
Of them we're ragged and dirty, and presented
sorry sight-sad evidences of the fortunes OF war.
Some had unbroken spirits; but for the most
part. they were con:rite and penitent, and ex-
pressed themselves satisfied with the issue Of
the war
lE- The Committee appointed at previous
meeting TO take action in regard to the proper
observance Of the coming Fourth reported the
following: Orator-Gen Ben. HARRISON Rea-
der Declaration Of Independence. E. W. Kim
ball. Esq, and Chaplain Rev. A. @. Allen.
The exercises are to be held in the State House
Yard and will commence at O'Clock A. M
All business houses will be closed, and a cele
brat0n INDUCED in surprising former obser
vances of the historic day. There is to be appro
pirate pyrotechnic display at night.
gB-Thc name of the Mason House has been
changed to Sherman House. by which il will
hereafter be known The Sherman is now man
aged BY Col JEFF. Burgess and Col. ID. G. Rose.
we'll known throughout Indiana and in fact the
country over, as genial and accomplished gen
uemen, and they will prove themselves to be the
most accommodating Of land Under their
supervision the Sherman is bound 10 be the best
kept hotel in the West, in many respects Ii a
rood meal and n clean room cannot be found at
the Sherman. with the best of attention. the
traveller will be unable to find such home &C
eommodations here or elsewhere.
Cncus To-day the European Circus and
Menagere Of s. B. Howes will pitch its tent and
give its FIRST exhibition in this city. This show
Is said to be the best of its character on the
tinent and the reputation il has achieved is GER
tsiply inferior or secondary TO none IL is com
plete in all its arrangements, and combines not
only hrst class equestrian troupe and acrobat
performers. but also one of the largest meuage-
ries in the country. The trained animals are
wonderful and unsqualed Several features are
connected with this company not possessed by
any other, which are of themselves novelties
alone deserving Of patronage
PoLlcE MATTERS On FRIDAY night the police
made descent on the ba gno Of the notorious Sue
Williams. and succeeded in capturing that pres
tire courtesan and four nvrnphs dH pare that were
occupants Of the den. Susan made her appear
snce At the Court on Saturday morning, shelled
out $50. and departed with the most nonehalant
air. initiating that her exchequer could withstand
all such drafts
Willism Jones. Who vas found in company
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