Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
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INTERFERING NEWS ITEMS
ssS sgtREAx
NEw Yosk. Nay 81 Rooms have bceo se-
cured for Gen. sherman at the Aston House.
De i expected to arrive to night OF to morrow
morning. A committee Of the Common Council
are waiting 10 receive him.
MOCK FrsKRsL AT ssrsxosss
A private letter from a citizen Of New York
residing at hstamoras says. mock funeral
VI President Lincoln took place IN this city on
the ne-s of bis SsAth. Secession sympathirers
collected IN The streets and bad The ceremony
over something they pretended ~ss the body OF
the late President.
SOLDIERS TO KKraN fHrR ARMS.
The Commercial says President johnson has
finally decided In favor Of permitting soldiers 10
retain their arms used in battle. as honorable
"reminiscences and heirlooDs of their services.
FARKwELL ApDREss
Posts Washington special says. Gen Shernsn
delivered his farewell address 10 bic army. this
afternoon.
The Fourteenth Corps sre to -day turning over
their property to the Government.
TIE TRIAL OF DAVIS
The Worlds Washington special SAYS: Aftsr
the conspiracy trial Ia ended. JET Davis will be
turned over to the Circuit Court OF thi. District
for trial for treason.
There is truth in the rumor that the Gov
eminent has refused TO recognize the proceedings
oil this Court IN this case. IL lie understood they
approve Of it, as It is tie only civil process by
which Davis can be tried in Washington.
Fred. Seward is slowly but surely improving.
BkEvEr PROMOTIONS.
The Hersld's special says, the Secretary Of
War has called upon Commanders of Army
Corps to report the namss OF meritorious officer.
Of volunteers. for brewer promotion: also, for q
list OF those deserving appointments In regiments
A PORTION or Tux SECOND CORPS nusrrrrn orr.
Eight thousand men WILL be mustered out from
the Second Corps this week. This corps now
Numbers about 10000
AL the light artillery belonging to the Army
OF the Potomac are ordered TO be mustered out,
and will depart for their homes Immediately
CLERKS DISMISSED.
The Tribunes special says, in the Department
of the Interior several Clerks whose sympsthies
have been with the rebellion have received
their dismissal
BANQUET AT sIivrR srRrxe.
F. p. Blair, Sr. has sent invitations through
erai officers of the Seventeenth Corps to Q
banquet to be given 10 morrow at Silver Spring
Ii is understood that th9 General will take al
vantage OF the occesioA TO announce bis de-
termination 10 tender kis resignation and re-
turn to civil life at Missouri.
The Posts Washington special says the num-
Der OF troops to be musteed out in June will BE-
New England Anti-SIavery Conveu-
tom.
BosTos. Nav 81 Tie New Enriapd Anti
Slavery Convention met TO day, Ii was very
fully attended Rev J IF Surgen was chosen
President; and Wendell PaiIlips. Chair man OF the
Business Committee, rep2rted q resolution that
II is the settled opinion at the Convention that
the reconstruction of the rebel States without
negro suffrage is practical surrender 10 the
Coniederscy. and will make the anti slavery
proclamation of the late President and even the
expected amendment OF ne Constitution. inea6
Gent for the freedom Ind protection of the
negro.
Mr.. Phillips supported be resolution in a Wig.
orous speech He contended slavery was abol-
ished and the reconst:uctive policy of the
Administration, as act forth in fhe Proclamation
tor the reconstruction OF; North Carolina. vas
the absolute surrender Of ;he helm Of the Union
into the hands OF A. II. Stevens and coadjutors
Reconstruction on ths, basis was practical
fraud upou the North; esery life, every dollar
they bad spent had been ltolen from them: there
was but one way in whici the people could still
hold the helm Of affairs. aid that Was a declsra
ton OF reputation OF the entire war debt. He
would constantly Oppose every step Of recon
struction that did not plsca the negroes upon alb
solute equality and level 9th white men.
Every man who supported the North Carolina
proclamation was Davi, sycophsnt. Better,
far better, would it have heen for Grant to have
surrenderedito Lee. than for President johnson
to have surrendered to Moth CArolins.
western Troops Surfing for Home
WAsnIsSroS. May 3l.-:The Western ,roopsof
the Army OF Georgia. brtke camp at Blsdens-
burg this morning and commenced moving West,
via Baltimore and Ohio K r.
BY direction Of Gen. G ant, all places where
liquor ia kept along the r; X will be closed un-
til the movement is completed.
Gen Sherman has sigsihed his intention Of
leaving Washington this evening for Cincinnati,
where he will establish the headquarters OF the
Southwest.