Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
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INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS.
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Don Emanuel Doblsdo. distinguished Mexican
patriot, took place yesterday afternoon. in this
city. from his late residence. Religious services
were performed 10 the Church Of Sc. Francis
Xavier. and the remains deposited 10 the Second
|, Street Cemetery. There was large attendance
on the occasion
NEW YORK SOLDIER swISDLERs NICELY CAUGHT.
The Times Washington special SAYS: Most
of the scamps who have been swnding our SOL
diers caught with their hands full Of uucol.
leets6le accounts, one man having on hand
$40 900 unpaid accounts against the Govern
ment. Large sums OF money have recently been
invested IN soldiers accounts by so called claim
agents in this city and Baltimore. who have pur
chased what are called soldiers check books and
cashed officers accounts at enormous discount
Ia some instances the agent giving the soldier but
one-fourth OF the amount coming from the Gov
ernment liz has been decided that check book
transfer is not such an assignment of claim al
will epitle the holder 10 receive money due the
soldiers
THE NUMBER OF TROOPS CONF HOME.
The Worlds special says: l52 900 troops.
! 900 horses and 800 600 pounds of baggage
have been transported from this city by railroad
since the grand reviews were held.
NAIInrLIAs's AGENT
The same special says, on the best authority,
that MaIimilian's agent. Mr. El1in. whose
presence in Europe is exciting so much attention.
went out on a mission of purely financial and
commercial character He has no connection
with the military aff .irs in Mexico at all. He is
the Emperor's chief of the Cabinet and is eIclu-
svely occupied with the latter's diplomatic and
fiscal matters
The Emperor's mind is understood 10 be
mainly busy now with the questions of emigra-
ton and the extension of steam communication
Mr.. Ewin's mission has direct reference to these
matters.
THE CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
Mr. Ewing made an argument against the ia
risdictiOn of the Court. and after Examining the
evidence in the case of DR.. Mudd, claimed that
his client entitled TO acquittal
The Court adjourned until Tuesday. when As.
sistaut Judge Advocate Bingham will commence
summing up for the Government.
P WALKER APPLYING FOR PARDON.
The Tribunes Washington special says: The
frs, rebel Secretary of War, l. Walker, is ex-
pected here soon to apply for pardon. Southern
men who are conSerssRt with his political course
Tor tue las: tour years assert that he deserted the
rebel cause two yesrs since. and did everything
IN his power, IN word or deed, 10 atone for the
errors he had committed They also state that
through his personal iDhdence, while Secretary
vi War, the loyal people of Tennessee we're
BrownlOw from Imprisonment and Gen s. Hick-
mar from a rebel hslter.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION
Tho President will have a special interview
with the South Carolina delegation, on Saturday
morning
ASSASSINATION OF UNION MEN
Three assassinations Of Union men occurred in
the vicinity OF Alextn dri.. within a week past
BUTLER FOR OFFICE.
The Herald's special says General Buffers
friends are pressing his name for Military Gov
ernor OF South Carolina. in case he should fail in
obtaining civil one in Idaho.
DISPATCH FROM SECRETARY STANTON TO GIN DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHISGroy, June 90. ! 40 p NJ
Major General J A. Dix, New York:
The Navy Department has lust received Off
cial dispatches from Admiral Thatcher, dated
Galveston, June 5th, reporting that on the lst OF
this month, General Brown, commanding the
United States forces, occupied and garrisoned
| Brownsville. On the 81 of June the rebel Gen-
KIRBY Smith and MsgruGer met in the harbor of
Galveston Gen A ). Smith. representing Gen
| CANDY. and Gen. Kirby Smith then aud there
signed the terms of surrender previously agree
upon at New Orleans On the 5th of June full
and formal possession of Galveston was 6elive ed
up to the United States forces, and the dag of
the U nlted States was raised on the 9Th Of June
! Admiral Thatcher went ashore, and was cor
daily received by the rebel naval and military
authorities, who requested part OF the Uuited
States naval force to remain there for their pro-
lection Galveston is before this time strongly
garrisoned by United States land forces, sent
forward by General Candy General Sheridan
Is also probably there in person.
! The Presidents Proclamation, raising the
blockade, will be Immediately issued.
! Signed + NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
ADMIRAL DCPoNT's DEATH.
The Secretary OF the Nsvv in General Orders
announces TO the Navy and Marine Corps the
death of Admiral Dupont, after an honorable
career of nearly fifty years in the service of the
country The order further saws: This officer
was distinguished for his ability and ACQUIRE.
ments in his profession, and filed with credit
many important positions, both ashore and
ahnt. he WAS especially distinguished for HE
decisive and splendid victory achieved at Port
Roy.l, South Carolina, on the 9Th OF November
| 1861. for which be received the thanks of Con
gress As recognition Of his distinguished ser
vices AMI mark Of resoec, 10 bis memory, il ia
hereby directed that at the Navy Yard at Pnila-
delphia flags will be hoised halt mast to morrow
and continue so until sunset Of the day OF his
burial. on which day. at noon, l3 minute guns