Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

GRKAT RKvTAL-Ws learn that very int
resting revival Of religion is going on IN the
Presbyterian Church, at Spring Hill. Davies
county, under The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Thompson.
Seventy FIVE persons have joined the church =
y. A. Ledger.
LYScH LAw-Two MES HUSs--On Thurs
day night Of last week = number Of citizens Of
Crawford. bordering on Dubois county. arrested
. couple OF men suspected of having. q few
nights previously. attempted to break into sew
eral houses ia that vicinity. They failed TO give
a satisfactory account of themselves to the mob,
did not deny their guilt or affirm their inno-
cence, and refused TO give their names. The
citizens then procured a rope and hung them to a
tree to make them divulge, which they persist
emily refused 10 do, and, after hanging and let
ting them down several times without any IN
formation, they we're found to be dead-Nin-
cennes Sun.
SAD AND FArA ACCIDENT On Saturday
afternoon. about 4 o'clock. Charles Il. Emery,
aged seven years. son Of Mr.. Emery, the stone
mason, climbed into q beech tree on the knobs,
for the purpose Of getting beech nuts. He had
ascended the tree some thirty-hve or forty feet,
when be climbed out upon a dead limb. The
limb gave way and the boy was preciRt2ted to
the ground. falling with his head against a
stump, and striking his breast against a stone
! MS UtdQ hUu OTtdcA NtIG UOtu OAuif
The child lived but twenty minutes after the &C
cident occurred he Was buried yesterday. The
sudden blow was a terrible one to bis parents,
who doated upon their little Chariey.-N. A
Ledger.
Quite a sensation was produced on State
street last evening by the appearance OF a small
wagon containing four men. One Of the men
was holding the reins as driver. a second held a
double-oarrel shotgun. a third held in his hands
a small cord, which was fast 10 the arms OF the
fourth On inquiry We learned that the man
who was tied had been arrested while in the act
of taking possession of a horse in the pasture of
Mr.. Josiah Lamb, who lives about six miles out
on the Greenville pike. he was arrested by Mr..
Lamb and others, after a brisk chase, and
brought to town to answer TO the charge OF horse
stealing New Albany Commercial.
NEW EPIsoOPAL CHvRcH IN NEW ALBASY.-
As the great majority Of our city readers are
aware, the congregation of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church in this city have, during the present sea
son. erected a new house OF worship. on Main
street, between Upper Sixth and Seventh, having
disposed Of their former edi6ce on Spring street
to a German Lutheran congregation.
The corner stone OF the new 81. Pauls was
laid on the lst of June last, Bishop Smith, oil
Kentucky, and a number of distin guished clergy
men from abroad, participating in the ceremony
In consequence of the unpropitious weather, the
progress in building was considerably delayed
but now that it il completed, We think all eOV
cerned-congregation, architect, superintendent
and mechanics-may well congratulate them
selves on the results of their ~liberality and skill
for surely a more beautiful specimen of a house
Of worship is not to be found.
The style is what is called the Norman Gothic,
and this. we are informed. is a pure specimen Of
that order Of architecture. 1t is modelled aite
the Church OF the Holy Communion REV. Dr.
Muhlenburg's), in the city of New York The
length of the edlfce is seyenty-6ye feet, Width
t~hirty-six feet. width of tower eleven feet. The
walls are sixteen feet high. and pitch of ROO
twenty FIVE feet. Ii has all open roof and al
apsidal chancel. The pews, siIty-nine in mum
Der, are unusually wide and commodious, ac
afford comfortable sitting accommodations fol
three hundred persons All the interior furni
ture is grained as black walnut. The window.
are of beautifully stained glass. those in the
chancel bearing appropriate symbols. For thu
evening service the church is lighted with 9
handsome chandelier and numerous side lights
The apex of the roof is surmounted by a cross
as is customary with Episcopal churches. Th.
building is of wood, but is very substantial. The
church is heated by a furnace, and the entire ed
flee cost $40 coo.