Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-15

1t IS pophesied that the coming summer
will be the hottest 10 ten years.
Queen Victoria sent SIS to Mrs Smith
the other day for producing triple;s.
The coal dealers in Boston have agreed to
reduce the price Of coal from sl4 TO sl2 per
ton
President Lincoln vas a member Of Ma
sonic lodge at Springfield, Illinois, master ma
son.
Nevada shall be abbreviated The papers of that
state say: Write it New"
Every rebel governor has been compelled to
move bs executive boots, except those Of Flor
da and Texas
The Massachusetts, house of representa-
tiyes have passed bill establishing metropoli-
tan police force for Boston, by a vote OF 81
against II.
Placing photographs Of deceased individuals
in their collins is DOW a custom on the continent.
The lkenesses warranted to last for centu-
ries
An editor out west has married girl named
Church: be says he has enjoyed more happiness
since be joined the Church than he ever did in bis
life before.
Tons upon tons of used up, worn out
"hoops" are annually worked up in cannons. hats
for machinery, &C., at the iron works of Lazell,
Perkins Co. Bridgewater, Mass.
Wendell Phillips made the declaration in his
speech before the American Anti Slavery Society
in New York yesterday Now, my friends, il is
not true that slavery caused the rebellion"
An oyster house in Boston sports a door
plate bearing the name Of Alexander Il Stephens
1t is large shield-shapsd. silver plated. and was
captured by one of Sherman's "bummers."
-Ex- Governor Reynolds, the "Old Ranger" y
died at bis home in Belleville, Illinois, on Mon
day night. aged eighty seven years. He was
walking about the streets the day before his
death, in apparently good health
Judge Joshua F Bultt has been authorized
TO return to Kentucky The Judge will answer
in person the charges upon which he is to be
tried before the legislature, which will assemble
in extra session on the 10Th inst.
The Chicago Journal SAYS that Wendell
Phillips return of property amounts to S702 600,
or nearly a million Of money. Also, that that
of Charles Francis Adams. United States minis
ter to England, is $32e 900
The Springfield Republican thinks that
twenty eight men ought to have been able to
take the assassin of the president alive, and that
we must be hard up for heroes, to make such OF
men who failed to capture Booth
All but four of the encircng line of forts
about Washington are TO be Immediately dis
mounted. their garrisons Withdraw n and dismissed
and everything appertaining to this enormous
expensive branch of defensive warfare is to be
put upon the general retrenchment path.
The trustees of the East Windsor Conn
theological seminary have voted TO remove that
institution to Hartford. and to mike AN effort 10
raise 5000 900 further for its endowment, $50 900
of which is already pledged by friends.
AT the anniversary Of the Anti Slavery So
ciety in New York last week, a sharp discussion
took place between Mr. Garrison and w Wendell
Phillips on a resolution proposing the dsso ution
of the society, its work having been accomplish
ed-Garrison being in favor and Phillips opposed
Finally the resolution was rejected, by vote OF
two TO one, which leaves Mr.. G in an uncom fort
able position.
| "A secesh lady was overhaned in Memphis last
week. who on being taken to n private room and
compelled TO take off her undergarment, disclos.
ed the fact that she had on what you call ems
made of very stout drilling, with pockets In
one OF them were nine pockets. and in the other
six, each pocket contained large sized canteen
filed with whiskey She was engaged in a little
contraband trade.
The statue Of Senator Benton, which was
ordered six years ago by the citizens Of ST. Louis
of Miss Harriet Hosmer, arrived in that city on
the 2d inst lt is OF bronze, ten feet high, and
was cast in the rova foundry at Munich Its
weight is over 5000 pounds.
Governor Andrew has received from Brevet
Brigadier General g :. Russell the manuscript
Of Gen Lees farewell address to his army Its
in the handwriting of Gen Lees adjutant. with
the signature of the former rebel commander in
chief nj the bottom
There is an undertaken at Newbern who is
also an embalmer, and when his wife died he ex
ercised bis art upon her rem aims in his best sty
and now keeps her in his room To exhibit as a
specimea OF his art tapping her upon the fore.
head to show it, hrmnoss. and saying. This is
all OF my poor Betsey."
The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Traveller says: General Sherman will
be here in a few days He is very sore on the
conduct OF General Halleck towards him, but
everything will be smoothed down for him.
think Dir Stanton regrets his haste in publish.
lug 10 the world his condemnation OF this brilliant
general. General Grant explained il to the SAT-
isiaction OF the leading members OF the govern
ment.
A letter to The Cincinnati Commercial SAYS:
at is due TO sherman to testify that, from what
| could sec on NV ride through North Carolina
meeting with citizen.and soldiers Of all ranks
sherman seems TO have conquered twice; the
second time by pagnanimity, aud 80 ttiectually
that these spoke with had already coupled
name so hated by them with sincere honor and