Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-28
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INTERESTING items OF NEWS.

MRS DAVIS.
NV YORK, June 2S.--Mrs Jeff. Davis has
taken up her residence, pro tenn at Savannah,
Ga. She is represented as being in very desti-
,ute condition.
DISCHARGE OF voRKMES.
Three-fo OF the workmen employed in
the Philadelphia Navy Yard are to be discharged.
The work of dismissal has already commenced.
ORDER or GENERAL woopPoRp
General Woodford has issued an order dated
Savannah, June 10, directing the establishment
Of three schools for the education of colored
children in Savannah. 1t also enlsrges the oper
rstions OF schools in existence for the
whites
PRESIDENTS HEALTH
The Hcrald's Washington special says: The
Presidents health is somewhat improved to day.
though not vet well enough to attend to business
In consequence of his illness there was no Cabi-
net meeting to-day
SOUTH CAROLINA OBLIGATION.
South Carolina affairs were to be discussed |;
the matter is postponed for few days on that
account. The presence of the delegation Of
lately violent rebels from that State is regarded
with much dissatisfaction sy the Union men, of
whom Dr. Mackay is the leader and representa-
tive and any concessions to them will certainly
lead to much trouble.
WINS OF AN ALABAMA n.
DR.. Bingham, refugee from Alabama, driven
out of that State for his Union sentiments, after
the breaking out OF the war, prepared long pro-
test 10 the President against the appointment Of
Judge Parsons as Provisional Governor. He
gives a record Of the men who composed the Al
aba ma delegation, showing the most of them 10
have been original and perssten, rebels, and TO
have largely assisted. personally aud by their
wealth aud Influence, in sustaining the rebel Gov.
eminent, and 10 prosecuting Union men. He
asserts that the action of the President restores
the power OF the State to the slavehodng oil
garchy who formerly controlled it. and ostra-
cizes aod puts under ban the real Union men Of
the State, who will be overridden by them
GETTYSBURG CELEBRATION.
The Times Washington special says: Sew
eral regiments left here TO day for Gettysburg
to participate in the celebration at that place on
the 4th. Gen. Geary IL superintendent of ar
engagements.
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
A number OF SOutherners are here who are
worth more than $40 900. urging special pardons
At the present rate the whole Confederacy will
apply for pardon before the lst Of August.
Among those pardoned TO day were some who
lett the loyal States to join the secession move
meat.
FoRD's rHEArIR.
Ford's Theater is being arranged preparatory
10 being turned over TO il. new owners Ii was
injured good deal by military occupation, while
a large number of articles we're taken away by
curiosity seekers. Even the stage carpet, where
Booth fell. has been partially up for msmen
toes Of the place On Monday the theater passes
into the hands Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation. and will be known as Lincoln Temple
after that date.
THE CONSPIRACY CASH.
WAsHISoroN, June % -Ascstant Judge Ad-
vocate BInghlm concluded his argument for the
prosecution in the conspiracy trial to day, being
mainly review of the evidence. The Court al
journej I'LL / tomorrow 10 deliberate in secret
session
TIE TRIAL OF GALE
q Gale, OF Cahawba, Alabama, now in
prison here, was 10 be put on trial TO morrow
before The Military Court on the charges against
him. in connection with his publication in De
cember last OF an advertisement IN the Ssms
Dispatch asking for contributions TO the amount
OF one million Of dollars 20 aid him in having
the lives of Lincoln. Seward AMI johnson
taken by the lst of March, in order to have
peace. be had engaged as counsel Aessrs.
| Akin and Campbell. who have 30 creditably
conducted the case of Mrs Surrar, but IL is un-
derstood that Gale will be sent 10 Alabama for
4 trial, owing to the large number OF witnesses,
ABOUT one hundred Of whom be has asked to be
/ summoned 10 ms case, all Of whom reside ia
/ Alabama The change has been made on the
I ground OF convenience Is well As economy
COLLECTOR At RICHMOND
/ j. " Humphreys. who Vas appointed COlec-
tor of Customs CT Richmond, Virginia, was one
of the men who wasimprisoned in a negro Jail in
Richmond, with John NJ Bolts and others. for
outspOken and persistent loyalty.
Mr. Hnnphreysis the President OF the Uson
| National Association Of Richmond, body OF
| Enion men organized since the CAPTURE of that
| city.
TEE Rush At WASHINGTON.
The President is still much indisposet The
rush OF people from all p.rts Of the country re
Gently has naturally been so great that biz nstu
rally robust constitution cannot endure il. Many
persons visit him on most rifing matters, there