Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
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REBEL soLDIlRs IN WASHINGTON.
INV YORK June 81 "A large number Of pa
rolled retel soldiers are now in the city. many
are leaving daily for the South. Others declsr ny
their intention TO remain North, and are going
into towns ia the country
RACE ON LONG ISLAND.
At the trotring m ,tch yesterday on the Union
Course, Long Island, for the best three in Eve
tor FIVE thousand dollars. between George
Wilkes and Lady Emma, Wilkes won the fret
heat and Lady Emma the two following.
when Wilkes was Withdrawn. Best time 2 %.
GES RosEcRAvs-BAyQUrr TO GEN. syE
Nj Gen Rosecrans and Bishop Rosecrans, OF
Cincinnati, snived here to d,v.
At banquet given to General Nye. at the
Asor House lsst evening, speeches we're made
by General Rosecrsns. Thurlow Weed and 9th
ers Gen. Rosecrans goes to Nevada in few
weeks
GENERAL GUS SMITH STILL AT LARGE.
Gus Smith, a renegade New Yorker, late
General IN the rebel army, has not been arrested
IS reported, but was on the street OF Macon on
the 9Th int.
FIRST TRAIN on THE A. 4 o. WI
The first through night express train. from
Cincinnati, over the A 4 G. W. Railroad, arrived
this afternoon.
DEPARTURE OF ADMIRAL GoLDsRoRo.
Rear Admiral Goldsboro, commander Of the
naval squadron destined for European waters,
sailed from the BROOKLYN Navy YarJ to day, on
board his dag ship Colorado. Other vessels OF
the squadron will shortly follow
PRESIDENT FAvoRs ARRANGEMENT.
The Trbune's special says: The President ID
resolved TO cut down the expenses TO the lowest
He ia To law
the mesns for returning to specie pay ment, which
he will recommend 10 Congress. Ii il expected
that the army will be reduced TO 100 900 men by
New Years
REPORT or GENERAL SHERMAN.
The tribune publishes General Sherman's re-
port of his campaign from Atlanta to Savannah
The srmy that left Atlanta for Savannah va,
10 OOO strong Snermans first object was 70
place his army in the heart of Georgis, utter.
venug between aeon and Augusta and obi gpg
the enemy TO divide his forces, TO defend nvl
only those points but Milen, Savannah and
CHARLESTON. he then aimed &c reach Washing
ton. His subordinates all obeyed instructions.
and all of his plans were fully realized. The de
tails Of The march has already been given 10 the
public
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
The President has issued q Procla nation ap-
pointing Judge l.. + Parsons, Provisional Gov
ernor OF Alabama, aud giving instructions simI-
lar to those conveyed ia the Procls 10 atone ap
pointing Governors for North Carolina anu Mis-
slsslppi
Fissr BETWEEN soLprEhstsD CITIZENS
Daring the reception al volunteers at the Sol
diers Home. Sraten Island. to-day q collision
occurred between tn soldiers anu citizens A
portion ot the soldiers fred upon the crowd
Lieut. Nelson OF the Sixth New York. was
wounded, IL is supposed mortalIy, sl-o several
ciizens and a soldier oi the One Hundrei and
Thirty third Ne~ Yors were wounded Several
persons we're injured by stones aud brickbAts.
MAS skvARD's FUNERAL.
The funeral services OF Mrs. ". II. Seward
vile OF the : cretsry OF State. will take place
at ST Psal's Church. Auburn. New York. her
late home. on S.turd ~ neIt. at 3 o'clock Her
rem ,ins wiil leave Wsshingi on on . special train
tor Auburn. via Elmira. on Thursday morning
The Secretary OF War has designated n. jor Gen.
Hancock aud -tad snd the Surgeon General has
detailed M.jor Norris, Surgeon L. S A one oil
the physicians Who attended the Secretary oI
State during his late illDess. 10 accompany the
Secretary To Auburn
ASSISTANT skcRtrAaY % treasury
Me- Chanier. recently appointed Assistant
Secretary vi the Treasury, has taken the place
Of Mr. Fields, and not thai Ut Nc II .rrinx too
! whose successor has lot yet been appointed.