Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
AT SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS


The London Morning Post states that ter
rible fortunes are inflicted upon Polish captives,
in the prisons Of Russia
1T Is said that the yiceroy Of Egypt has
given up his project OF visit 70 Paris. beeanse
the sstroiogers have pronounced sgainssiI
-Cetcrpillars threaten greater havoc IL the
Eastern States than last year, when whole or
ehards and even districts we're desolatei
John Morrissey. the eI 'pGgi.iss. and now
famous turtle. Il engaged in erecting foe res
idence ia Troy which be intends 70 donate TO his
| father
A great religious movement IS taking place
in China in favor of the Catholic religion. Hun
dreds Of vilsges have become converted.
OF crops in Wisconsin the Milwaukee News
says Should the remainder of the season prove
favorable. We may expect good harvest Of crops
OF almost erefy DESCRIPTION"
The Scientific American says you may clean
your brass clocks by boiling them. They should
be boiled 10 pure or rain water, and dried on q
warm stove, or near the FIRE
John G James VINO died recently at Doyles
town. Pa, has left az his property, valued at
| $50 900. to the Sunday School Union. with the
exception Of small house. bequeathed to so-
maj who nursed him while be was sick.
in faith, Captain, said a son of Erin, as
ship was coming on the coast 10 Indictment
weather. Have ye Farrumer's Amsnic on
boardl" mo, l haven't" Then, be jaber., T"
replied Pat, I'VE shall have to take the weather
as il comes"
1t is reported that the Southern Bishops Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church anticipate no
difficulty in the way of = fraternal reunion with
their brethren Of the Northern Dioceses at the
next meeting of the General ttrienniaD Conven
ton in September next.
M. Claude Bernard the eminent physiolo-
gist, in interesting essay on the heart, shows
that "the sentimental part, which, from time
immemorial. has been attributed 20 the heart is
not an arbitrary fiction ="
The Burlington W. Daily Times says
that eight hundred cavalrymen, with their horses
aud equipments, filing twenty three cars, passed
through the city on Saturday. en- route for
Ogdensburg. Gen Rosecrans is up in Vermont
somewhere, but his business is sbrOuded in
mystery.
Postmaster Kelley, Of New York, has con
ferred appointments on seventy soldiers disabled
during the present war. A large number of
these men have but one arm. and they have
been put to such labor in the post Office they
Gan easily perform. Most of them are employed
as messengers, carriers and collectors
The proprietors of the principal stock yard of
| Chicago, have resolved 10 stop all business on
Sunday, except receiving such may arrive
that day. The Eastern roads having resolved to
ship no stock on Sunday, the dealers at Chicago
have addressed circular to the Southern aud
Western roads inviting them 10 90 likewise.
The last words of John Wilkes Booth, spoke
on the stage. were in Spells tragedy of the
"Apostate He says. clenching his dagger.
TRAITORS and slaves ha Ghat thought This,
this is lett me still within nv grasp clutch il
with fierce and desperate joyl Look here loo>
here, vile Moor! despite OF tate shall triumph
over thee" He is then stabbed aud dies
The Signae, German paper. tells a story
of rare sang froid in German artist. She had
been singing some solo during representation
at Graz. when her dress took FIRE from one of
the foot lights The audience rose aud shrek ed !;
what did the singeri Beating four bars to allow
for the interruption, she extinguished the fame,
and then quietly taking up the air. without loss
of time or tact. sang TRANQUILITY to the end.
Ireland is about to have conferred on her
novel honor Notwithstanding her centuries OF
devotion to the Holy See, an Irishmsn has never
been thought worthy of the princey dignity Of
Cardinal A convert from the Established
Church, however, is to be the immediate medium
of the bestowal of that honor The red hat and
the scarlet stockings are to be worn by the Hon.
and Rev Mr.. Talbot, the brother Of Lord Talbot
De Malahide.
"A magnificent ear has Just been placed on
the Northern Central abroad of Pennsylvania,
intended for the exclusive use of the officers of
the road new locomotive Of the most i'm
proved make has also just been completed for
the same purpose. The car is furnished with
sofas. lounges. card table, sleeping apartments,
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sells carpets.
The New York Citizen has the following
paragraph about John Mitchell: John Mitchell,
late of the Richmond Examiner. was in town
for several days this week, attending TO some
family business. Speaking on behalf of his late
journalistic and other associates. he accepts the
defeat of the Confederacy, and says there is
nothing now left for the South but TO acquiesce
as patiently and gracefully as possible in the
results of the deadly arbtrament which il
cou rted"
Perhaps the following paragraph from the
London News Of May llth always the steadfast
friend of the United States,) affords some ind-
cation of popular sentiment in Europe: 1T is
hardly TO be expected that Government which
has iust re-established Ifs authority, should in
s;antly give full pardon to the chief plotter who
organized resistance anc the ruler who for four
years directed a civil Ii can hardly be af
firmed that an example ofjustice is not called
for in such case But We may at least hope
that Mr.. Davis will escape it."
The Brattleboro W. Phoenix says: con
the evening of the llth instant during thun-
der storm in Jacksonville, VT, the lightning
struck the GROUND on the Peter Holbrook hill,
half mile from the village, with such force as
to pillow ditch above FIVE rode long and four or
FIVE feet wide, and three feet in depth throwing
out stones OF several hundred pounds weight.
distance of two or three rods, and brsnched on
from the ditch in all directioos, perforsting and
tearing up the earth for more than ten rods. and
performing many curious freaks among the trees.
roots and stones 7 he shaking of the earth was
tremendous"
From the Boston Herald, May IS
The Rebel vice President and Post
master General at tVet warren.
The rebel Wee President A II Stephens, and
Postmaster General Reagan were transferred
from the United States steam sloop Of-war Tus
carors to Fort Warrsn yesterday afternoon. be
al I'D ualv oil NaiFh or