Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT CIRCULAR.
NEw YoRK, Oct. IA circular has been
Issued by the Treasury Department, authorizing
permits for the shipment of sporting guns, pis-
tolls and ammunition, without referring to the
Department st Washington.
AMERICAN sIsLr Union.
The American Bible Union held their second
and concluding session yesterday. The princi-
pal business transacted was the adoption of com
mittee reports, especially that relating to a new
and revised edition OF the New Testament Sir
Morton Peto visited and rade : short speech.
sRoxEks' APPLICATION.
The Times special from Philsdelphi. says:
The bankers and brokers Of Philadelphia applied
to-day for ALL injunction against the collector,
restraining him from collecting taxes for stocks,
&c sold on their own account. This 10 made
10 the face Of the decision Of Judge Nelson. do
nyiIg sn injunction to New York brokers The
motion for Injunction was denied.
xArIoSAL ExrRFss COMPANY.
The Na1onal Express Company, recently or
gsniZed N Richmond, will elect their oficers
neII Monday. Ex-Gens.al j. F.. Johnston il un
for President. 5000 shares have been set aside
for sale in New York. These hare all been pur-
chased, and ofters for 80 shares have been
mads j. add tion.
FkNIAN AFEAlBs.
Tbs Feuian Senate is now in session a, the
Astor House Members say tina, everything is
progressing finely. IL is stated the military plan
by which the freedom OF Ireland from the British
Government, can DC secured, was submitted, and
discussed by the leading representatives, but no
decisive action has been taken. 1t is further
stated thai Congress bss perfected their great
sehcme for the redemption Of Ireland. and that
the most peiftct unanimIiy pfevsil,
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Oct. a7.--With The return OF
Secretary Seward, ali the members OF the Cabi
net are in Washington, and were in council with
the President to-day.
GENERAL 0sasf
Lieutenant General Grant pHid al official visit
10 the Nary lrrd this afternoon, and was re.
ceived with the usual houots. he Was enthusi.
ssically cheered by the assembled workmen
DIRECTIONS CONCERNING rARDoss.
i; j. understood that the President has directed
hat all psrdops under the Amnesty Proclama-
ton. which are not called for at the Department
Of Stale within one week after they are ready for
delivery. will be forwarded to the Governors of
the respective States
PROHIBITION OF sovsTIKs.
The Secretary OF War has, il 10 said, prohib.
tied The payment Of bouniies to such OF the col.
oted ttoops who wero not free on the 18th of
April. 1861, thus setting aside The decision of
The Second Comptroller, which vas based on the
opinion Of the Attorney General. The Law pro-
vides that colored volunteers shall DO placed on
the same footing with white volunteers in re-
gard TO pay, clothing and subsistence. but no, 40
TO bounties.
TUo EXPLOSION.
NORFOLK, Oct 27.-A tug exploded her boiler
this afternoon. She was blown 70 atoms. and
all on board-fve men-killed, including the
C.ptain and crew, and Mr.. Pattor. agent OF the
Boston steamers.
GEORGIA sTArS CONVENTION.
NILLHpsKvILLE, Ga Oct. 27.-Ar. Anderson.
OF Chatham. introduced a resolution to sp-
point a COMMITTEES of Eve to memorislixe the
President for the release OF Jefferson Davis.
Mr.. Joshus Hill moved for its indefinite post-
ponement. which was voted down.
A motion 10 lay the resolutieR OH he table
vas alec neeatived.
The resolution was amended TO include ell
prisoners. and was then adopted by . heavy ma
jority.
An ordinance repeating the ordinance OF Sc.
cession was adopted. The resolutions of The
Convention, which we're incompatible
With the civil and military laws OF the United
States. we're repealed.
An ordinance 10 redistrict The State into seven
Congressional Districts was passed.
Al cltC'lOu WAS OfCtICO III Tue LON vi No.
vember for Governor. Congressman sad Assem-
Al the afternoon session the Convention refused
TO revise the State election ordinance hy a vote
Of 333 to )
sosTE CAROLINA LEeIsLATCRE.
CeLUNsIA, :. O., Oct. 27-ln the Lsgisla-
ture. to-day, q message was received rom Gov.
Perry. transmitting the report Of the Co n nittee
appointed by the Convention 10 prepare a system
Of laws adapted 10 the ne" state Of Affairs. The
repOr, embraces = bill regulating the domestic
Of slaves; a bill preliminary to ~legisla-
induced BY The emancipation Of slaves, and
q code for the regulation Of labor and for the
of the colorsd posuls;ioh OF the State
Thess sere ordered to Oe printed and will be
considered TO morrow
Resolutions we're adopted appointing a Com
mites 70 collect under oath all tho evidence OF
sniable seizures OF cotton aud other pri-
vate property since the sar. 10 be laid before the
Of the United States
Tie 18th November vss hIed for the election
Of members of Congress.
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