Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

Some of Secretary Stewards friends admit tha,
nisn movsnent in this country. and jnstify ID on
the ground that EDglsnd notified the United
States Of the ST. Adams and other rebel raids
from Canada.
INTERNAL RKyKSUK RECEIPTS.
| The receipts from internal revenue W ednesdsy
smoustsd to $500 900.
| MICRO cKxsUs
The Heralds special says: By recent census
made By agents OF the Freeimens' Bureau, IL Is
stated taat - soo represent The negro population
OF Alexandria. Va, 81 Msry's county Nd. and
| the District Of Columbia.
LErrKR FROM INDIAN cHIxFs
The Times special says: The Commissioner
| Of Indian Affairs, Colley. to-day received a
communication from the principal chief Of the
Choetaw nation. and the Governor OF the Chies-
saw nation stating that their people were to some
extent disorgsniEed and chaotic in social ssd PC
litical condition. and they ask that. pending The
s1oFtion AID Tstincs;ion OF the sates now
under consideration. some means be taken by
the United Sites 20 sec.rs their people domestic
| tranquility and protection from outside stgres-
sion. They state: further. that in concluding on
the abandonment of their right of property
| 10 slaves, they do not wish 10 be considered
| as abandoning all interes, in their present and
future welfare. If slaves are to be secured their
freedom OF the United States Government. they
desire it shall be on such terms 40 shall make
their freedom a. valuable TO them a. can be con-
sistsnt with the rights of their late owners, and
the peace and well-being Of the community To
tins end they ask . competent Agent Of the
| Freedmsn's Bureau 10 be sent to each nation
with instructions to provide for and exercise
proper control over the freedmen.
soUKH CAROLINA esnnrrEKs
The Committee appointed by the late South
carolina Convention TO intercede in behalf Of
Jen Davis, had an interview with the President
to-day.
CASE OF GEN. PALNKR
Maj Gen. Thomas to whom was referred the
case Of MAJ. Gen. Palmer, arrived here to -day
SOUTHERN NAIL LETTINGS.
Preparations are now making for great South
ern mail lettings. The Department lie ready and
willing TO revive all former ccommodation but
there 10 a difficulty in finding suitable men Who
have not been engaged in rebellion, and who can
take the prescribed oath
xRxIcN AFFAIRS
NKw YoRk, Oct. l2.-The Tribunes Mexico
City letter Of Sept. 29sh says: The Empire is
following with unwaveriug frmness its energetic
and prosperous career. No other event but en-
counter Of some guerilla bands, the capture Of
few mules and horses and burning and assassins- |
ton OF a few 1mpsrialiss, arrest Of dgsnces and
the deeds Of few highway robbers have during
the past fifteen days disturbed il and checked It's
progress. few homeless and wandering squads
Of guerillas, amounting to perhaps ! 200 men in |
ALL scattered all over the country in detach euts
OF 100 10 900, and halt dozen rowing bands OF |
malefsctors pssted along the roads. 10 all that re
mains of Juarozs army. His cause has no other !
advocates, his person no other defenders.
Aaximilisn has appointed Committee with
the mission TO report on the relative position OF
the Peon aBd his master, and when the report il
ready decree will naturally follow
The Macon, paper published in the City Of
Mexico, anticipating the decisions of the En-
psror, announced the other day that the debts OF
the Poems had been RENTED. and they would
hereafter De free Of any charge incurred toward
their employers.
The occupation Of the city of Psrsl by Juarist,
which General Patonic claimed a. q great vic
tory over the Preach, 10 thus explained by the
Imperial press:
The French detachment of seventy men strong
encamped at Post Of Camp, Florida went some
time ago 10 collect four thousand dollars of pro
ducs from Texas. Once in the city, the com
msnder OF the French learned that q consider
able force was in sight and getting ready for an
attack. The lieutenant who had command of
the houses Of the city and brsvely waited for
the enemy.
The Juarists numbered about $50 men and
three houitIers. Being confident in their supe-
rlcrity and artillery, they surrounded the French
and opened IRE. The latter defended Themselves
from morning until eyening. As night was fact
approaching, and their ammunition was ex-
hausted, the chief OF the detachment gave or
ders to charge bsyonets, and cut through the
enemys line The charge was made with the
creates. success. The French thus succeeded in
opening to themselves passage through the en-
emy's ranks, and marched in good order upon
Camp Florida In this affair the French had
ten men killed and twenty three wounded The
next day Colonel Cousin brought back the
wounded.
Semi Official news received frem Chihuahus
announces that il is expected that Jusrez had
LETT FL Paso on his way to Santa Fe; still it is
not presumsble Juarez will consent TO leave
Mexico so soon. If compelled to abandon FL
Paso. he will likely 60 10 Sonora, . small por-
ton o. which only is in the hands of the French,
or the Querrro. which its climate and soil renders
easily defensible
FATAL ACCIDENT
PaiLADKLrHIA, Oct. 12-The Rev LIST Jones
ID. D., residing 10 New York, q deputy TO the
EPiseopal Convention. fell from the steps of ST.
Lukes Church this evening, frssturing his skull,
and died in two hours.
VIRGINIA ELKerIoy
WAssiSGroS, Oct. l2.-From the returns re-
celved here TO night, there is no doabt OF the
election to Congress Of b Johnson Barbour,
Union, in the Third District, over John s. Pen
dleton and others. His district did net iuclHde
the city of Rich msnd.
Robert Ridgeway, Union, is elected in the 4th
and Alexander H. H. Stuart probably 10 the 9th
district. Robert 8 Oonrad's majority in Alex
andris. part OF the 7th district, over Lewis
Mckenzie, Union. is ID. Conrad was one Of the
signers of the ordnance of secession He avoyed
previous to the election that he could not SUBJ
scribe to the oath il elected
There IL nothing definite from the other por-
tons OF the District, but Conrad is probably
elected