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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

THREE O'CLOCK A. N


sUEkrSDER OF THr REsEL RkN srosEwALL
Ofcial Intelligence has been received Of tho
unconditional surrender of the rebel ram Stone
wall TO the Spanish At Havana.
The Shenandoah IA believed to be the last OF
she rebel navy. When last heard from she va,
proving 10 the Indian ocean.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON
PRESIDENT johnson has moved his bushes. Of
ice from the Treasury Departments 20 the Exec.
utiVe Mapsion. which, for the FIRST time since
PRESIDENT Lncolns death. was to dav throur
open to visitors
Secretary Seward, supported by two .ervsp,,
and accompanied bs his daughter. visited the
President this morning. the latter giving him au.
dienee in the Blue Room below stairs
sESAroR WILLIS AND rosrrasrKR DESxrsos ooSr
TO VISIT Tx BLoCKADIS0 SQUADRON
Secretary welles and VIM. Fs1on, chief clerk
IN the Navy Department. accompanied by Post
master General Dsnnison and numerous fr;end.
LETT " ashington to-day 90 the steamer Santiago
De Cuba for the East and West Blockading
Squadrons on inspection duty.
rArxssrkRs OFFICES CROWDED
The offices of the various Paymasters are
crowded to-day With officers OF the army now en-.
camped near Washington. drawing back pay
he troops are being discharged in the respective
States 10 which they were mustered
GOV. FESroS AND THE NAV YORK TROOPS
Gov FenIon has made application 10 the Sec
Rotary OF War to have the regiments from the
State of New York mustered out in the districts
10 which they were organized This will probs-
bly, be acceded to if sufficient number OF paw
masters can be detailed 10 pay the soldiers
MAJOR GENERAL GUSTAV
Major General Csstar has been assigned TO the
command OF the new Department OF the States
OF Arkansas and Missouri, under General Sheri-
dan.
CAPTURE OF Ex GoyERSoR LKrcHKR
TX Governor Letcher, who was captured or
MONDAY. at Lexington, by attachments of Tor
belts Cavalry. arrived here TO day. on spe, ial
steamer, and has been committed TO Old Capitol
Prison he was dressed in the garb Of farmer
al the time OF his capture.
ARREST oF DAVIS PRIVATE SECRETARY.
Colonel Harrison. JED Davis Private Secre-
tary, has also been brought to Washington, and
securely lodged in prison.
PRESENT TO TIE WAR DEPARTMENT
The water proof cloak and shawl worn by jeff
Davis at the time of his capture was presented
10 the War Department 10 day BY Colonel Prit
chard The cloak was worn as a skirt, and the
shawl as q hood. Under this female apparel
Davis wore full suit of drab. and par OF cav.
airy boots. he also transferred to the Depart
meni the colors Of the Fifteenth Pennsylvan
found in the baggage of the rebel party
Both Mrs. Davis and Mrs CLAY we're very de-
faot and sarcastic
The Secretary of War, In the name of the
people and the President, returned thanks TO Col.
Pritchard for the gallantry and activity displayed
by him in pursuit of the greatest criminal of the
age, remsrking that upon receipt of his report.
the reward Of the President for the apprehension
OF Davis would be distributed to the men who
were properly entitled TO it. A medal of honor
would also be awarded to everyone who partici-
pa,ed in the capture.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Remember the auction sale Of lots. by
NJ Herman 4 Frank. in Drake & syhews add
ton. next w ednesdsy. the 3ls,, at two O'Clock
+ These lots are situated on the Michigan
Road. near the corporation line, and on Drake
Mavhew. Brooks and rorbet streets.
The sze OF these lots is 40Xl20 feet. and in a
healthy part OF the city. anu buildings are going
up rapidly in that locality Those persons rent
ing Can now have ch ince to purchase loi tor
a small amount aud build for themselves pleas
ant home.
Also. several los in Brooks addition, from
three to seven acres each. will be sold at the
same time Terms OHe half cash; balance in
Fix aud twelve months
For further p,rricul,r-. irQuire OF Mckeruan
4 Frank. M 1919. West W '-hington street.
near the P,mer House, or VI, Herman & Pierce
Blake Row 266
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
serensde 60 General shsrmaa-sus

WASHINGTON, Nay pa large nsnber Of
persons 10 night, accompanied By q band Of
music, proceeded 10 the residence OF Gen Sher
man 10 compliment him with Q ssrena3e: be.
however, vas oas spending the evening. At
subsequent hour u ~ss ssceEtained that be Vas
At the Metropolitan Hotel sua hitber the party
went In response % vOciierous cheers and
calls for speech he appeared on the b.Icouy
and spoke a. folle~s
Was sorry sss not st home when You
called tonight, Tor am here stranger, 10 .
strange house. ADD have no right 70 use Il for any
purpose: bat thank you for your kindness 10
me and the army ! command Cheers There
are too maDy soi.y omuibuSses and streei cars Ia
this town for me (Laughter) We like pine
woods better, for there Ne can be heard. and iclI
too +" Applause. and cries that's 90 He re-
umed: 4" Iaere are 90 more rebels now, they 70
gone Up. Laughter, aud cries of that 90. and
good for YOU Irepeat my thanks TO you for
the friendship extended TO the army. Everybody
was In the streets. knew that every soldier
felt a sense OF welcome, not only IN the streets.
but IN every house.
thank you ia the name Of the army. and for
your sp2reciAiioa for what they have done for
YOU. Promising that they will recprocote t in the
future.
have no, and will DOT make speech. but
you must regard all further silence for What I
mean.
Three cheers aud a tiger were given, and be
retired during patriotic air by the band.
Generals Howard. Slocum and Este were call
ed out. aud made brief speeches, which we're
enthusiastically received. The crowd bad now
largely increased. and 10 response TO impatient
cries tor Sherman, he again appeared snd said:
Il 20 not intend to make = speech. but merely
TO say am a thousand times obliged TO YOU.
| spesk il from NV heart Cor the magnificent
reception which you gave Us Yesterday
Gems. Log u, JET. c. Davis ore right Davis.
as some in the crowd said. Hancock and Others
were called for, out they we're not present to re-
spond
The meeting was of the most enthusiastic
character.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
NEW YoRE. May -.

NV YoRE, May %.
Cotton soc for middling.
Flour l5@30cbetter; at sc s0G7 20 for extra
state; 25d7 10 for extra round hoop Ohio, aud
81 55@9 10 for trade brands.
Whisky 81 %.
Wheat-Winter red western 81 60; prime
81 6212 Rye dull Corn 75dS4 for new mixed
western, SIC Tor new mixed. Csc for choice. nj d
81 lOc for Inferior t. prime western yellow.
Oats 54@57c.
Wool dull.
Coffee active. Sugar. Io@Il1a Molasses soc.
Hops l0@3Oc.
Petroleum firm: 35i &c for crude, 49a SOC for
refnedin boDd, and 69ld70c for free
New mess pork So 5O@23 90; $40 O0@20 50
for 63-64. do cash and regular way. closing at
800 81 for cash. SIS 80 for prime. and sic
5'dl1 90 prime mes. Plain mess beef $40 90
@l4 90: extra mes, Sl2 0OQlo 90: beet b. me,
25G25 OOc Cut meats; l2gd l3c. for shoulders,
and l4@l7lsc for hams. Bacon: 1879
for Cumberland cut; l45.c FOR long ribbed. and
l4s4 "a DC for short ribbed.
Lard l56lsl4c. Butter. lid2lc for Ohio.
and 2OG3se for State. Cheese l0@lSc. Rice
dull.
Money. 6 per cent Sterling IOel6@Ii0
for first class bills. Gold opened at 81 355z.
closing at 81 3654
Government stocks without decided change 2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

sE- The suit impending in the United States
Circuit Court. instituted by Manufacturers OF
Balls Ohio Reaper aud Mower We. Lukens 4
Brokebash. OF this city, to enjon them from the
sale of said machines in the State, l. X
claiming they had right TO sell under a contract
given by the p.tcntees to Mcdonald Louchlu
& Co OF Wooster. Ohio. was decided vested
The case has been under sdvisement for two
week.. aud finally decided IN favor OF the deien
dsnt-. sustaining their right to manufacture and
sell anywhere ia the United States Porter i
Fishb ,ck Tor defendants. and Fisher, OF C,ncn-
natl for plaintiff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
Revolutions i'm the south American
States.

NV YORK. May % The brig Eastern Star
brings Barb sdoes news of the 9Th
The greatest sorrow and indignation was
caused at Mr. Lincon's assassination Letters
of coincidence were received by the American
Consul from the officials The gunboat Steady
fired minute guns. and shipping flags were dis
PLAYED ut half mast. The American Consul.
Office wss draped in mourning.
Uneasiness was felt in Salvador, by signs Of
attempt by friends Of General Barrious, to
overthrow the Administration
Ii is now certain that Spain has made claims
on Chill How they are 20 be setl I'd was not
determined
The troubles in Brazil continue
Flores threatens Paraguay.
The revolution in Peru continues, and is
spreading. but there appears to be bu, little con
centration in its management
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
COMM ERCIAl.
Dr rglroEsYs.


CIScISssrr. May 25.
Flour dull; Superfne s. 356s5 IS; extra
ST. O0@6 so. and family 80 OO@6 50.
Wheat red 81 40; white 81 45@l IS. O.ts,
Sic Corn 35c. RJe soc Glover seed Sll.
Barley 81 l0@l 30.
Whisky dull; small sales at So 90
Mess pork S22 00@22 Soc Bulk meats
llA@l2lsc for shoulders and sides Bulk
hams 1919.
Lard lie.
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Sugar l36l7c. Coffee 2ssd3lc Molasses
81 2O@l % Batter 2Sd30c
mSilver 81 % Gold 81 81.
Money plenty at 6@lO per cent
Exchange firm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
Subscriptions 10 government Loan

PHILADELPHIA, Nav % The Subscriptions to
day to the 80 loan. in all parts of the Union.
tsegrslhed TO Jaw Cooke. amount to 81 1877.
600 The largest subscriptions were $3.50 900
from the Ninth National Bank of New York
$50 600 from the FIRST National Bank Of New
\ ork; $500 600 from the First National Bank Of
Philadelphia. S25o. $50 from Fisk & Hatch. New
York; $50 900 from The Second National Bank
of cleveland; $50 QUO from the Exchange Bank
of Pltshurg The subscriptions include $50 900
from the FIRST National Bank of Richmond, and
81 400 from Pnelps Brothers. 1t. Johns. New
Brunswick The number of individual subscrp-
tious was 1917
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

CAIRO. Nav % The New Oreans Times
says the $500 rebels now at Mobile are being
paroed Among them are Dick Taylor and
other prominent Generals.
Cotton IS not allow ed to come in as the Gov
eminent cotton is first TO be disposed of The
amount surrendered is les 900 bales, but il 10
largely scattered. and mainly in bad order That
now in the city is being prepared for shipment to
New YORK
The E+taffe. French paper published in the
City OF Mexico, saws: Emigrsnts lately from the
United States have returned being unable TO
ind land or labor for their support
The same paper says the American news
caused profound sensation in Mexico, and such
powerful events must convulse the Northern
party ultimately liz iavors Offering advantages
70 Southern emigrants as the onl, means ofstem
ming the torrent which threatens TO overw hell
that country, as Southerners know how to defend
the soil they may possess.
Another paper says the condition of Mexico
occupies the serious attention Of the French Gov
ernment, and the Emperor has said he is resolved
to sustain the honor Of the French flag and
throne. established at the of French blood
Speaking of the probable intervention of the
United States, it says: Thee European nations.
at least, France, Austria. and Belgium. are
bound to sustain the Empire. A coufct with
the United States will not provoke Maximillisn
He will visit Arigamba, Jalapa. aud Vera Cruz
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

WAsHIsGToS. May 25.-The committee ap
pointed by the officers OF the Army Of the Ten
nessee, headed by General, Logan, Blair and
Oglesby. have decided. through their esteem for
Col. HIllyer, 10 give an anniversary dinner in
honor of the fall of Vicksburg aud the opening
CT the Mississippi River on the Fourth Of July
TO meet al the Union Hotel. Saratoga Springs.
to be followed by grand ball at Lellsnd's Opera
House Gen. Grant IS expected 10 be present
and nrlside
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
The Quarrel B-IWcen stanton and
sherman

WAsHrSGroN, May ga dispatch TO The
New York Commercial say The quarrel be-
tween sherman and Stanton increases In n,en-
sity and bitterness.
The Chronicle contains long communication
from one OF Sherman's friends on the recent
events, aud the general management Of the Var
Department by Secretary Stanton is reviewed in
scathiuc
The Postmaster General has started South to
make arrangements to reestablish postal com
mgpicatiOn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

PKonPr.--On yesterday Messrs Abromet y
Bradshaw. the agents OF the -E;ns Insurance
Company in this city, paid 10 klngan Co.
$40 900. the full amount OF their policy on mill
machinery and fixtures which had been placed IN
their pork house just previous To its destruction
the trst which they have received on their recent
loss As soon as the sojuster of the Compsn,
ascertsined the specific loss had been ascertainei
shere Was no hesitation or higglIng about It's pay
meni. This promptne $ Is credtable to the Com
pany aud, il possible. will give il the increased
confidence of the community. The Ina has
always been tayorite with insurers IN tbs city
tor the high aud honorable character it has ever
maintained ia the transaction Of its business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
WASHINGTON. May "a, 1865.

Governor Morton:
The only delay in dischsrging paroled and eI-
changed prisoners. results from the want of dsta
upon which to base their discharge papers The
commanding officers OF pirole camps have orders
to apply here for Descriptive Lists, and these
be prepared and forwarded from this Office at the
rate of fifteen hundred (l50O) a day To dis
charge or furlough SAID men without these lists,
although some delay at camp necessarily results,
would work injury to the soldiers interests The
foregoing is in reply TO your telegram Of this
date TO the Secretary of War
Signed Thomas III. VINCENT,
Assistant Adjutant General.
BY Order of Governor Morton:
W Fl. TERRELL,
Adutant General Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

tT First Lieutenant aud Quartermsster John
G.. Briggs. OF the Eleventh Cavalry; Second
Lieutenant Vim. X Stewart. of the Twenty fifth
Regiment: Second Lieutenant l. C. Risley. OF
the Eighty fifth Regiment; Captain Henry J.
Main. OF the One Hundred and fhirteth Regi
ment. and Second Lieutenant : NJ Stocklager.
of the Thirteenth Regiment. Indiana Volunteers.
have each been mustered out aud honor.biy dis
charged the service. by order of the War De-
partment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

SUPREME CouRr-The folowing decision.
we're made yesterday in the Supreme Court:
Indiana 4 Illinois Central Railroad W.. james
II lnckerman Marion q. c. Reversed.
w. ). Rawling "a. Henry Fisher Howard
G. r. Reversed.
Edward Mcdonald ct al vs.. James Nc
Donald ct al. Jefferson. Reversed.
Themes J. Nelson vs. N b. McPike ct al
Boone G. r. Affirmed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
The Case of ar. Rack burn.

ToRoSTo, May 25 In the case of Blackburn,
OF yellow fever no,oriety. the magistrate to day
said owing 70 the uncertainty of the English
law required in such csses Of conspiracy. be
should no; assume he responsibility OF deciding
the case, but would send the prisoner before the
Judges at the next Assizes Bail was accepted
in the meantime 10 the amount Of $500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

Promotions The following promotions have
been made in Indiana regiments at the Aejutant
Genersl's Office:
lU0sh-Msrlden Sabin. captain Walter r.
Parker, Ist lieutenant: Isaac N. Frazer, captain
Eli Vance, LIST lieutenant: Edwin Rowlett, 2d
lieutenant.
25th-George W. Ham, captain; John F.
Martin, captain.
3Sth-Daniel H. Patton, lieutenant colonel
Isaac Brink worth. major
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

MARRIAGE LIckN~Is The County Clerk has
ISSUED marriage licenses 10 the following persons
for the week ending May 25. le65
John Fersnoatch and VI ugaret Wells
Stephen Todd and Mary Ann Washington.
Ephrsim Ashcrait and Eliz .beth A. Ander
sou
Joseph BisknelI and Adelia Hufiirgton
Thomas Benton and M,iv NJ .ckey
john Hpsler anu Kate A Fsy.
j. W Richardson ana Missouri Tucker
Joseph j Dyer and L,dis Aun Prrl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
wepar,. onccrning Knrby smith

INV YoRE. Nay 25lh.-The Commercial
says Capt McCioskey, of Dick Taylors army
who has srrived from New Orleans, says that
Kirby Smith has considerable blow about him,
but Do real stability. and is of the impression
that as soon a. the Federal army makes its su-
pearance in that region, Smith will either sur.
render or skedAddle to Mexico. rather than d.
in the last ditch
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

WILL BIZ CLOSED Our The remaining lots OF
the grounds near Crown Hill, on west side OF
Michigan road, will be sold to the highes, bid
Ger, at O'Clock next Saturday afternoon, il
front OF Wiley 4 Martins Real Estate Office
There are seven lots containing each from /
TO 4 acres Don't miss the chance 20 secure
hHe site for country home. 262
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

The METROPOLITAN. - Tonight Yankee
Locke takes a farewell benefit at the Metropol
tan. Zen Nights in a Bar Room has been i'm
mensely patronzed, drawing crowded houses
every night. To morrow night Mrs Leighton
has a benefit. which will terminate the engage
ment. The plays to night are Hermit OF The
Rocks. Country Cousin. and Petroleum. The
plays are all comedies and will bring the laugh
from the most sedaie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

tn The Methodist Educational Convention
met in this city on Wednesday and adjourned to
meet again at Greencastle on June 2lst. Ices
The Convention voted an endowmen OF $780,
600 to the Asbury University, and 800 900 o
the Female College under the supervision OF the
church
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

last. Lincoln would not keep bis seat long; two
or three men we're present At the time. dressed
partly in gray and partly in black, and they slept
in the pines; DR.. Mudd sometimes carried vic
tuals 10 them
TESTIMONY OF VARY xILLKR.
Mary Miller, also a slave Of DR.. Nudd, was
sworn aud testified. she left bis house the month
before last Christmas; she saw there two or three
men. in the house. and sometimes out in the
woods. where they had their bed last summer
one Of these men was John Surratt; heard Gar.
ner say to Mudd. old Abe Lincoln is d
old son-oi-a b--h, he ought TO have been dead
long ago" when Mud replied be was much OF
the same mind This was in tobacco planting
time, last year.
The defense then opened
TESTIMONY OF FATHER Wyatt.
The Rev Father Wyatt testified that be bad
been acquainted with Mrs. Surrstt eight o. nine
years. and always heard her spoken we'll Of. and
had never heard anything that would de,ract
from her christian character.
TESTIMONY or FATHERS BOYLE AND sroSEsRrKr
Rev Fathers Boyle and S'ones rect testified
10 the same effect. and had never heard her utter
disloyal sentiment.
TESTIMONY MRS JUDD HALIvARD.
Mrs. J udd Halivsrj, who boarded with her,
testified she saw Haine there, when he called
himself Wood. Mrs. Surrstt said be was
Baptist Minister, and said be would not board
with Zeroth
Witnesses from Baltimore were produced, who
gave circumstantial accounts OF where o 'Laugh-
lin in that city 81 various times on the 18th
and l4Ih of April, the Office; being to prove an
abb
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

SUBURBAN LoTs AT AUCTION About fifteen
acres OF the grounds Michigan Road, near
Crown Hill. remain unsold. We will sell the
same next Saturday afternoon, al o'clock, 10
front OF our flee. on Washington street Six
lots contain 81 ncreS each. md one lot contains
Az acres. ftonung Oh the Michigan Road Oaiy
Gu- inca OF The purchase mone, Is required cash
PA Willy MARrIS,
Real Estate Bfokers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

t8 The Editorial Convention, Masonic As
senbly ana Educational Convention, all OF which
have been ia session this week, have brought a
large number Of strangers to the city. The ho-
tels have been crowded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

Two LAST DAYs-ln spite of the storm yes
terday the Panorama OF New York City called
out fine audiences. Exhibits this and To morrow
afternoon and evenings. The exhibition this
afternoon commences at half past three o'clock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

eB The rain yesterday interfered with the
races. Had II have been pleasant day the con
test for the premium woald have been the most
exciting OF any that has YET taken place over
the course this season
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

EUEEKA - iHE INFALLiBLE HAIR kEsroRa-
TIVE Decidedly the best article tor restoring
grey hair 10 its natural color mot DYING curing
ali diseases OF toe scalp, preventing the hsiI
irom falling oil. giving It soiiness and el s.
that nothing olse produce. Pfiee 81 90 per
bottle Sold by all druggists
j + Senour. druggist, Bates House Block
agent. eOd-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

The RAcEs.-Thc three mile and repeat race
which was 10 have comp of yesterday vas post
poned till Saturday at q o'clock. on account OF
the unfsvorable weather. There are already
several entries, and we may look tor fine race.
The other races will take place on Monday and
Tuesday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

~ The Indianapolis Insurance Company is
prepared to insure property against loss by fire
This is first class Company. managed by our
most responsible business men. Their office is
IN the Sinking Fund building. or South Penn.
sylyauia street VIM Henderson, President. and
Alex 4 jameson, Secretary. 25-lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

eX- But one transfer OF real estate was made
yesterday: Martin Brown u Warren Stescy. 20
feet south side 10. No s. square No 81 Price
a. 500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

Harm roR JUSE Mrs Thompson 4 Son
have the June number OF this popular magazine.
There are several articles in this number, each
OF which j. worth the subscription price
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
decision ,nthe CoItEstats.

HARTFORD. CoSS. Nay - An impor,an,
suit which has been pending be, ~een J Judge Colt
aud the tsiate OF Colt. was dec dsd 10 favor Of
The Judge The amount involved vas $3O0. 900.
The decision is final
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
Los. of the steamer Olympia.

Nav YORK, Nav 25 The steamer Olympia.
hence on Tuesday morning fer London, With .
cargo OF oil-cake. sunk yesterday seventy miles
east of Sandy Hook The crew we're saved BY
a pilot boat. The vessel wss owned in London
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
Gen. Lee To be rried for Trenseu.

WAsHISGToN, May ga special TO the New
York Post says: There is no longer q doutt
that JEFF Davis will be tried for treason very
soon in civil court. probably in Washington.
Gen Lee will be indicted by grand jury In
Richmond within few days The moment be
is indicted his parole is OF no use TO bin.