Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09


ton made by both sides, President johnson Is
sss'shed TIA, something ought TO be done %
checz The hos Of blood sselsssly sized. The ex-
pecsuon consists OF tour war STEAMERS, ten trans
ports and 5000 troops Jeffrsrd ia said - -
willing 10 accept American pro;setoraie.
eKs.IKEs sIsTKn raKxs raS sATE
Ms. Insraham. sistsr of the ex r.bel Geuer.l
Robert I. Lee, made hsr .ppearanse at the Pro-
vost hsrshsls Office to-day. and asked pernuis
sion 20 take the oath OF allegiance, which va
sdministered By tbe Provost Marshal. 6.r
s. rsr rfyr,s rxcgz1xKxr 49,
The Times London letter, September s7ts
has the following relative TO the Feuisn ex-
eitemert: Souo ely arrests have been made 10
Dabil1, nearly as many 10 Cork, and few in
Liverpool. and some of fhe manufacturing towns
Lancaster smong the rest, and few Irish Ane
ricars; AID for Others rewards OF GOO and fl0o
are offered :. oss Murphy, from Boston, on being
arrested. said he shoald rspreseot his case TO Nj
Seward. On the pste mention Of that name, be
vas set free By the authorities 81 Dublin Castle.
The panic At Cork and other toxns in the
Southwest has not diminished. There have
been runs upon local banks; steamers. and p.s-
sengers and baggage have been searched for
documents, etc. afH
A guBbost cruising on Cork Hsrbor to
intercept Yankee ship, said TO DC on 10 way to
Ireland with arms for the Fenians. 49,
Two officers OF the Cork garrison have been
arrested. and there eramors that . consider
able portion Of the garrison are sworn Fenians-
There : lively demand for firearms BY those
VINO mean TO defend themselves. s-t
A notable feature of the affair is the humble
rtnk otthose who have been srrested-ihey are
small trsdesmen. clerks. citizens. &c.
The most conspicuous OF the prisoners in
ia n tai cr IA - ~ IL H. a.
Fenians, who appears to have been one vhe had
been advanced to the grade Of Colonel in the
great Fenian army. but having no pay, rations
or forage suitable 20 bis rank had been suffered
TO &c % the workhouee This unfortunate dig
nitary. brooding over his wrongs. concluded. that
low treason to his associates would be more pro-
htable than high treason sgair., our Sovereign
lady the Queea, and sold them to Sir Robert at
the Castle. The informer, who has the credit OF
being the FIRST to sell the Fenians. is said to have
been q violent Orangeman, who went 10 Cork
snd pretended 10 become Caihhic
Unless the ships loaded with American Penian
arms and supplies are well on their way and sue
coed in making a landing, in spite Of the IRON
ella d. and gunboats On the Irish coast we shall
rot bear much more Of the Fenian organization
in Iceland Two or three hundred will be ar
rested, and OF these dozen or more will be tried
for treason and sentenced - PENAL setyitnde, as
mild example.
Tnx NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION
The Tribune O-morrow will publish letter
from Raleigh. dated the 25th, giving the de-
tails Of TIE assembling ard organization or he
State Convention. The writer save: Members
are very much at shsir ease and Indicate by their
minds that they are 10 strangers to the place A
large majority have been representatives from
their respective counties. and leaders in their
sections Five, al least. were members OF the
Convention which carried the State ont and signed
the ordinance ofsecession.
All but three counties, Cunituck, Caldwell and
Green, are represented, III Of the 100 delegate
10 their names. The programme, as
far as can gather il, is TO amend the Constiiu-
ton, abolishing slavery, declaring null and void
all eDsctmenis passed under the so-ealied Con
federate rule OF the State, and then adjourn; .
lodging all perplexing questions and entapgling
ard throwing all responsibilities Of the
revision OF the code and all matters relating to
the status OF the freed people OF the State upon
the Legislature.