Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-16
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THREE O'CLOCK A. Nj.
NASHVILLE, Nav IL.

NASHVILLE, May IL.
A special to The Times contains the follow
ing.
Joe Brown, late rebel governor of Georgia,
was brought here last night as a prisoner and left
in the evening for Louisville.
JEFF Davis is under strong guard and will
arrive at Nashville on Thursday evening.
NEW YORK, May ~.
Commenting on the capture Of JEFF. Davis,
The Tribune hopes he will be tried on the charge
of completely in the murder OF President Lin
coin
The Times. World and Advertiser think be
will be tried for treason, and hope it will be done
in civil court
The Herald's Washington special says it is ex
pectec that within two weeks there will be an
offer to our capitalists for the Mexican loan
based On such securities as will recommend il as
an investment.
Ithas been ascertained that nearly all the emi
grafton schemes now creating so mach excite
ment. ara totally unauthorized Ii is intimated
that some of them have been instigated and
managed by the French emmissaries with view
to induce the government to prohibit emigra-
ton.
The Times Washington special SAYS ins;ruc-
tons have been sent 10 Gen Wilson 10 forward
Davis, pettcoats and all, to Savannah, and to
bring them thence by water to Washington
Mnch Indignation Is expressed here that per
mission should have been tor firm of secession
lists in Richmond-the former proprietors Of The
Evening Courier-to take possession of the old
Sentinel establishment, which includes the large
printing concern used by the rebel government
The Herald's correspondent at Montgomery
Ala. says the city was first evacuated by Bufford
and Adams on April IL
committee of citizens waited upon Adams
previous to the evacuation, and asked him
whether be designed TO fight or retreat and 10
learn if be intended to burned the cotton stored
in the city. Adams told them be should burn
the cotton and if private property was destroyed
be could not help it
He refused to allow the committee TO 90 and
meet the union general, and said he did not az
prove of the surrender OF any government cotton
and all the warehouses were set on fire simulta-
neousy; fortunately the wind was from the east
and blew the flames from the city.
The ware houses and stores joining the burn
ing building were plundered OF everything they
contained
General Wilson occupied the town without op-
position. AT the time he evacuated all the rebel
goverDmeLt works were burned
The Memphis Appeal newspaper was moved
to Macon on the approach Of Wilson's forces,
and The Advertiser went to Eufala. The Mont
gomery Mail remained, and is published under
its former proprietors.
The people soon to hold a mass meeting to
consider the best plan Of restoring the state to
its allegiance
PHILADELPHIA, May Is.
Subscriptions to the 100 loan to day amount
ed to S4,75l 300. The largest western subscrip-
ton amounted TO $3.50 900. from the Franklin
National Bank of Columbus. Ohio, and the First
National Bank of Cincinnati $3.50 900. A num-
Der OF individual subscriptions from working men
and women makes up portion of the above. 1t
was expected that there would be lull in the
taking OF the third series, which was opened
with Office subscriptions by small takers.